The Dark Knight Trilogy [4K UHD + Blu-ray]

I already owned the first two movies on DVD, but purchased this trilogy set anyway because it barely costs more than the third movie by itself. Considering this trilogy doesn't even cost $20, the value here is pretty insane. You get the three best Batman movies to date in a nice folding style case and a "making of" booklet, all contained within a very sturdy and cool looking box. My only gripe is that the art booklet has to be in the box along with the DVD set in order to make everything fit snug. I wish the box width was designed for just the DVDs and the art booklet was separate. Hardly worth knocking a star off for, though. You also get an Ultra-Violet copy with this, but I've heard some pretty bad things about UV. Personally, I don't use digital copies of movies, so I couldn't care less. If you purchased this, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

This trilogy pack is beautifully packaged and while worth the money spent. Complete in the package is a booklet, 3 discs that contain beautifully acted and awe-inspiring film chronicle. I personally have never been one to be all that into Batman movies or anything like that, but after hearing all the buzz about Heath Ledger's role as the Joker, I finally caved and bought the trilogy pack...and wow, am I glad I did! The first film, Batman Begins, explains the backstory as to why Batman became who he was bound to become, why he rids Gotham city of evil, and, on top of all of that, has beautiful cinematography and directing chops. You then dig into the second installment of the film, The Dark Knight, which is probably (my personal) the best film in this trilogy. Heath Ledger's acting chops won me over. The hype over the film was well-deserved; his acting was amazing and top-notch. I have yet to watch The Dark Knight rises, but if the first 2 films are any indication of whats in store, I can hardly wait to feast my eyes up on the third film. :) All in all, this 3-disc set is well-worth your money for any avid movie lover/Batman fan.

The cover and the contents of this bare bones set is top notch. I was going to see the third film at the movies until the events that unfolded in the news. For the seventeen dollars and change you get all three movies. The last one, dispite what critics have said, is just as good as the previous films. I ususally like the director's commentary and extras with these sets. There are few extras but the content of these movies more than makes up for it. All three movies are very intense and will last with repeated viewings. I don't have a Blue Ray and really can't afford the cost of upgrading to a new player. However the picture quality is fine and good enough for my current TV set. I'm thinking future editions will have some type of commentary. However there isn't any from the director in this set. The movies are so good that I'm not concerned with that paticular "extra" that could have been added.

I got this trilogy set and it is awesome! A lifelong fan of Batman and superheroes, I've seen just about all of my favorites done justice in live action movies. This trilogy hit the peak. Loved each film. I know there are haters out there, people who have some sort of loyalty to Marvel or DC, and simply those who just don't like superheroes. I don't care. I love it; I like Marvel and DC. Like I said though, I think I've reached a peak. I've seen about all I NEED to see(accept a great Superman movie in this modern age. Perhaps Man of Steel will get it right). All in all, I'm satisfied. I'm sure Hollywood will churn out more and more of these movies, and I'm sure we'll get some more good ones, but for me, I'll never have that high level of anticipation as I've had up to The Dark Knight Rises. Batman is my all time favorite hero. And now I have the ultimate trilogy. I just add that to Batman 1989, Spiderman 1 & 2, X2, Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Captain America, Thor, X-Men First Class and The Avengers to just about complete my great superhero movie collection. Nolan has fulfilled my dreams. Great director IMHO. Long live The Dark Knight Trilogy.

All 3 movies in one.

As far back as I can recall being a fan of anything related to comic books, the comic book film was a genre that was always wrapped in imperfection. While there were those who gave it praise there were those that felt it was a butchery of all that was pure in their world. I would have to say that excluding a very select few, I was never satisfied when it came to films adapted by comic books. Christopher Nolan, a director whom I had known about, but never truly new back in 2005 finally said it is time for the world of comic books to be take seriously. While X-MEN & Spider-Man had already began going down that path 'Batman Beings' not only perfected the evolution, but it also finally gave us a fantastic scripted, cast & homage to Bob Kanes' icon. Fast forward to 2012 and you have one of the most beautiful comic book franchises in history...yet at a price none the less. Everything about these three films is wonderful, but once again as someone who adores the new Marvel film universe, it is going to be very hard to bring the world of DC comics to the big screen. Superman and Batman seem to be the only ones that any director or writer wants to tackle and now with how real and dark that Nolans 'trilogy is it is going to be even harder to bring heroes like Wonder Woman, The Flash and yes even a good Green Lantern sequel to the big screen. Still, with Zack Snyder tackling the Superman franchise and a Justice League film on the horizon in 2015 I have a feeling that it can be done. The three Dark Knight films of course are wonderful the massive cast that was gathered for these films are perfect, Christian Bale was the perfect Bruce Wayne and it is about time that was done correctly. Heath Ledger (RIP) wowed me as the Joker and as a fan of Anne Hathaway, I adored her as Catwoman. This is a film experience unlike any other and they will be treasured for years to come. I am just so happy that when I have kids of my own and they are old enough to learn about Batman, along side the Animated Series and the Adam West film these will be films I will be excited and proud to share with them.

I could not believe the price of this even as a DVD set it came in a nice box set with an additional book. All three movies for $17.00. All three movies are excellent I enjoyed Batman begins to see how Batman really came to fruition and the other two were great as well. I think everyone agrees the Dark Knight is the best of the trilogy but in my opinion it is very close between all three. All great films. Definitely a teen at the least film with some pretty graphic violence and dark outlook but a great collection to add to my film collection

Christian Bale so its fabulous