
Watch: The Dark Knight Trilogy in 3 Minutes
Features By Scott Beggs on January 15, 2013 | Be the First To CommentOur good pals over at ScreenRant have introduced a little anarchy into the world by editing together a video that chronicles the entirety of Christopher Nolan‘s take on Batman in just 3 minutes. The plot beats and action moments they’ve left in to tell the story are almost as interesting as the stuff they left out in order to stay under the gun. Most noticeably absent is any hint of Bruce Wayne’s great romances. There are few snippets, but they’re under an ocean of acid-burnt faces and villains with strange hardware. It’s a bit of fun for a Tuesday though. Definitely meant for those who have seen the films (so, everyone) and can appreciate the condensed version of Gotham.
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