Christopher Nolan's crime thriller has officially left Netflix, and Netflix subscribers in certain regions are running out of time to watch The Dark Knight.
Why it matters
Fans must watch the film before it disappears from Netflix.
Key facts
- The headline describes the film as Christopher Nolan's best crime thriller.
Evidence
Weak evidence — treat this as unconfirmed.
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