Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight trilogy has found a new streaming home in the UK.
Consisting of Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises, all three movies are now available to watch on Amazon Prime Video UK with a subscription.
While Batman Begins was already available on the streaming service, the trilogy was completed this weekend after Prime Video added The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises to its library.
Starring Christian Bale as the Caped Crusader, 2005's Batman Begins tells the story of Batman's creation from his childhood to his training in Asia and subsequent return to Gotham City.
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2008's The Dark Knight, sees Bale reprise the role of Bruce Wayne to stake his war on criminal gangs along with the help of Gary Oldman's Lieutenant Jim Gordon and Aaron Eckhart's District Attorney Harvey Dent. Their efforts are derailed by Heath Ledger's star turn as the Joker.
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The final film in the trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises, sees Batman take on a merciless terrorist named Bane, played by Tom Hardy.
Previously speaking about Heath Ledger's turn as the Joker on the tenth anniversary of his death, director Nolan described the actor's work on the film as "unpredictable" and "extraordinary".
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"I took huge pride in having been in any way involved with this great performance, this legacy. He was an extraordinary person and an extraordinary actor," he said in an interview with BBC Radio 1.
"For him to be recognised in that way, I think, it was very meaningful for his family and meaningful, I think, for film history that what he contributed... be marked in that way."
Speaking about how Ledger developed Joker's voice, Nolan said: "[It] was so unpredictable, he created this bizarre pitch. I've seen a lot of people try to imitate it since; you never knew whether he was going to go high or he was going to go low, you never knew what that guy was going to do, and that was what was terrifying about him."
The Dark Knight trilogy is available to stream now in the UK on Amazon Prime Video.
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