Christopher Nolan's trio of Batman films – known as the Dark Knight Trilogy – is being shown on TV over the Bank Holiday weekend.
ITV2 will be taking fans to Gotham City at 9pm for the next three days, with Batman Begins on tonight (Saturday), The Dark Knight on tomorrow (Sunday), and The Dark Knight Rises wrapping things up on Monday night.
The films should then be available for free streaming on ITVX after broadcast, or you can subscribe to ITVX Premium (£5.99 a month/£59.99 a year) to watch them without ads.
If you're a subscriber to Amazon's Prime Video service, the films are on there and have been for a while.
If you're in the mood for more Batman-adjacent content, ITVX also has all three seasons of the prequel series Pennyworth.
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For its third season, the show was retitled Pennyworth: The Origin of Batman's Butler, with creator Bruno Heller explaining that viewers somehow hadn't realised that the show was Bat-related.
Meanwhile, Matt Reeves recently said that The Batman: Part 2 is expected to start filming this year after delays led to the release date getting pushed back to 2027.
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"We're still finishing the script and it's just been, you know, there have been so many things going on," the director said.
"This next year is very much about getting into production and getting the movie going and we're really excited about it. I can tell you that we’ll be shooting this year."
The Dark Knight Trilogy is available on Prime Video now, and will air on ITV2 over the next three days.
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