Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nolan's Dark Night Rises is a worthy finale to his Batman trilogy. Tom Hardy as Bane was a memorable performance and Michael Caine as Alfred was also terrific. Sad to see these actors have to relinquish their roles but excellent nonetheless.

The Batman/Dark Knight Trilogy is one every DC comic and movie collector must have. Christian Bale IS Batman. I hope he will make one more Dark Knight movie. See my reviews of the first 2 movies. This trilogy in 4K Blu-ray is tremendous. Two thumbs up!!

The Dark Knight Rises is a beautiful film. I cried at the end because it was so emotional and epic! This is the perfect batman story because it embodies everything that Batman represents. Bane was a fantastic villian. Catwoman was handled brilliantly and the performance by Anna Hathaway is brilliant.

The final film in the trilogy and a worthy one at that. I loved the story, even if this one is the most unrealistic of the three films. A great film nonetheless and a must have for any movie enthusiast in stunning 4K.

I got this awesome final Batman movie in the Dark Knight Trilogy for less than $5 and also got to see Batman V. Superman in theaters with the $8 movie money that came with it. Great movie that hopefully has more movies coming out after its dramatic ending. The Fire RISES!

It's the Dark Knight Rises. This movie was clearly not made for 4K. I don't have the BR to compair it to, but the colors look nice enough in HDR. Probably not too much higher quality than the BR I imagine. Movie itself is a 4 out of 5 quality flick. Probably not worth rebuying if you already own the BR imo.

Great movie and a pretty good conclusion to the Nolan batman saga. My only real gripe is that Banes voice is mixed way too loud in some scenes and its really annoying.

3rd part of Trilogy, as usual Christopher Nolan makes quality movies. Christian Bale super credible as Batman. Catwoman introduced. Pretty darn good supporting cast - THardy, AEckhart, GOldham.

End of the Christian Bale trilogy. My sons love these movies. The Digital Code is the most important part. The actual disc is worthless. If my sons couldn't watch this on their devices, I wouldn't have bought this.

Batman v. Bane ... the final part of the Christopher Nolan trilogy. Batman gets help from an unlikely criminal. Ending is shocking and we want more Batman movies w/Bale and directed by Nolan.

The HDR presentation here is wonderful. But, I still have issues with this film. It is fine for the first hour to hour and a half before it bogs down after the football stadium scene and Gotham is at the mercy of Bane. It picks up again near the end and it has a good wrap-up, but it truly is a bit of a chore to get through with its nearly two and a half hour running time.

I love this trilogy so much. I know 'Rises' caught some flack, but really, it was coming off the heels of The Dark Knight. I saw this in theater more times than I care to admit here, so picking it up on UHD was a no-brainer for me. Great flick.

Excellent wrap up to the Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy. Tom Hardy gives a great performance and Bane and Christian Bale is the best Batman in my humble opinion. Looks great in 4K.

This movie is one of the best superhero movies and is great ending to one of the best trilogies of all time. It looks outstanding in 4K Ultra HD. They did a perfect job with all three movies and looks way better on the scenes shot in IMAX.

Ending to a truly great trilogy! It's The Batman from a variation of the comic book on the screen. I know that some fans didn't like the changes to the traditional characters; however DC has so many alternate universes to make this a true work of art for any fan!

I love all the Batman franchise by Christopher Nolan. He has done a fantastic job with all three films. I loved the trilogy so much, I have replaced my DVD versions with the 4K format.

The final installment is top notch. Chris Nolan continues his masterful film making with this epic conclusion to the Dark Knight trilogy...and after hearing about the Batman screw up in the upcoming Batman/Superman movie makes me wish that there was more movies to the trilogy.

This movie failed to reach the hype and expectations of fans from the Nolan franchise. While it does alright to wrap up everything, it seems like Nolan was forced to include characters (known and new) into something that didn't really make sense. Some things seemed impossible and some just didn't need to be included. It does alright as it's own film, but definitely not the best of the three.

i am not a fan of Christian Bale's ridiculous Batman voice. It was difficult to understand the Bane character. I wish the Catwoman character would have been a bigger focus in the film. The action is what you would expect, but the film ran a little long considering the content or lack there-of to fill the time. The picture quality and sound are top notch, aside from the difficulty of understanding Bane at times.

Overall, I was impressed. This is not for kids though. My youngest boys is a big batman fan, but the last 3 Batman movies are aimed for the teen and above audience. There were some plot disconnects (timing challenges) that bothered me a little, but it's a solid exciting show.