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2. Batman Begins
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It’s no surprise that Christopher Nolan rounds out the top two, and Batman Begins is a lot closer to its sequel than you might think. For one thing, it resurrected the Dark Knight as a big screen presence following the potentially fatal Batman and Robin, but its impact on superhero movies as a whole is not to be understated.

It sets a tone that the DCEU is desperately trying to capture, and even the MCU has been caught taking notes from Batman Begins on how to tell an origin story, with 2016’s Doctor Strange the latest comic book film to hit a lot of the same beats.

But Batman Begins is one of the first and only superhero movies to balance two fleshed-out villains, subtly set up a pair of sequels, and at the same time tell possibly the most definitive origin story for its title character. Of all the comic adaptations since, none has quite found the balancing act that made Batman Begins so groundbreaking, and the Nolan trilogy so successful.
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