The Dark Knight Series’ Secret Fourth Movie Sets Up The Perfect Way For A Fifth Film To Still Release Without Ruining The Trilogy’s Legacy

The "secret" fourth movie in Christopher Nolan"s Dark Knight series is exactly how a future fifth film should be made. An animated anthology movie set in the same universe as Nolan"s live-action trilogy, Batman: Gotham Knight is a lesser-known film that was released in 2008. However, it truly is the perfect vehicle for future Dark Knight stories to be told.
Nolan"s final Dark Knight movie was 2012"s The Dark Knight Rises. While very satisfying in many ways, the trilogy-ender starring Christian Bale still left audiences with several questions about Gotham"s future and the fate of the city"s next Batman. To that end, a sequel to Batman: Gotham Knight set in the aftermath of Nolan"s trilogy feels like the best way to explore said future (without ruining the trilogy"s legacy).
Batman: Gotham Knight Sets Up A Perfect Way For A Fifth The Dark Knight Movie To Still Happen Revealing The Future Of Nolan's Dark Knight Universe Close Produced by a variety of different animation studios and writers, Batman: Gotham Knight featured six different stories set in Nolan"s version of Gotham. Each story was set between the events of Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, showing the aftermath of the first movie and how both the city and its new protector were evolving. As such, the movie saw Batman taking on villains who didn"t appear in the live-action trilogy such as Deadshot and Killer Croc, as well as a new confrontation with Scarecrow.


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