Screenrant
Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight was released in 2008, and as we’ve said before, it became a watershed moment not just for the comic book movie genre, but also the entire film industry. Ranking among the most acclaimed works of the year, Dark Knight collected several accolades, many of which were awarded posthumously to Heath Ledger. The film seemed like such an unstoppable force in pop culture that year that many believed it would secure a Best Picture nomination, following the footsteps of other genre titles that had previously become phenomena.
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