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The Dark Knight Trilogy (view source)
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The second and third installments of the trilogy, ''The Dark Knight'' and ''The Dark Knight Rises'', are considered to be two of the [[Essay:Greatest Conservative Movies|greatest conservative films of all time]].
The second and third installments of the trilogy, ''The Dark Knight'' and ''The Dark Knight Rises'', are considered to be two of the [[Essay:Greatest Conservative Movies|greatest conservative films of all time]].
==''Batman Begins'' (2005)==
Grieving the murders of his parents for years and harboring for revenge, young heir Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) returns to Gotham City and unleashes his alter ego - Batman, a masked hero who harnesses fear to fight against criminals in the city who prey upon the innocent.
==''The Dark Knight'' (2008)==
In the sequel to ''Batman Begins'', Batman and Commisioner Gordon (Gary Oldman) create team with District Attorney Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) to take down the mob. Their efforts prove effective, until the actions of anarchic criminal mastermind [[Joker (comics)|The Joker]] (Heath Ledger) force Gotham into turmoil, and drive the three men beyond their ethical limits.
==''The Dark Knight Rises'' (2012)==
The third and final installment of Christopher Nolan's trilogy, eight years following the death of Harvey Dent/Two-Face, Batmasn must return from exile in order to confront new thteats to Gotham in the form of the terrorist Bane (Tom Hardy), who plans to destroy the city.
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