New posters for Matt Reeves’ The Batman are here, and they’re reminiscent of some posters from The Dark Knight era. Skip to main content Open menu Close menu ...

After The Dark Knight delivered that amazing poster featuring Heath Ledger and The Joker with the blood-written "Why So Serious?" tagline, hopefully something with Tom Hardy as Bane emerges sooner ...

Fifteen years ago, the modern blockbuster changed forever as Christopher Nolan's seismic superhero/crime epic The Dark Knight hit theaters. The film opened July 18, 2008, making a billion dollars ...

The final Academy Awards nominees are in, and The Dark Knight has been widely passed over for the top honors. Beating out the Batman flick for the best picture Oscar: The Curious Case of Benjamin ...

You certainly didn’t need to know anything about the "Why So Serious?" marketing campaign — or even know what an ARG was — to enjoy The Dark Knight when it hit theaters on July 18, 2008.

On the occasion of The Dark Knight’s 10th anniversary, Polygon is spending the week investigating the comic-book blockbuster’s legacy.Why so serious? Because Christopher Nolan’s Bat-sequel ...

One of my favorite experiences of last year was participating in the viral marketing game for The Dark Knight. If you read this site during the six or so months leading up to TDK, you're probably ...

The Why So Serious? meme references a Joker quote from the 2008 movie The Dark Knight in which the villain tells his origin story.