This Is What the Dark Knight Trilogy Would Be Like as a Quirky Indie Movie: Bruce Who Lives at Home [Video]

If you're tired of gritty superhero reboots, this one's for you.

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YouTuber OneMinuteGalactica’s recut of Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy claims to be what would happen if the movies were made into a comedy, but the humor here comes more from how it nails the deliberately oddball quirky indie movie genre so well. Can the next trend after gritty superhero reboots be quirky indie superhero reboots?

(via Laughing Squid, image via OneMinuteGalactica on YouTube)

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