The early 2000s were a golden era for superhero filmmaking, even though the genre truly took off only around a decade later. It was after the turn of the century that Bryan Singer delivered X-Men, Sam Raimi made Spider-Man, and Christopher Nolan released Batman Begins. The three movies offered distinct, director-driven spins on the superhero genre, which had previously experienced moments of success with the classic Superman movie starring Christopher Reeve and Tim Burton’s Batman and Batman Returns. There can be no doubt that Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy changed not only how the world views superhero films, but also how Hollywood makes tentpoles. The trilogy is currently streaming on Netflix in the United Kingdom, but not for much longer.
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