I'm Not a Hero | The Dark Knight [4k, IMAX, HDR]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ย. 2024
- The Dark Knight (2008)
Scene: I'm Not a Hero
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Storyline: When the menace known as the Joker wreaks havoc and chaos on the people of Gotham, Batman must accept one of the greatest psychological and physical tests of his ability to fight injustice.
Director: Christopher Nolan
Writers: Jonathan Nolan (screenplay), Christopher Nolan (screenplay), David S. Goyer (story)
Cast: Christian Bale (Bruce Wayne \ Batman), Heath Ledger (Joker), Aaron Eckhart (Harvey Dent \ Two-Face), Michael Caine (Alfred), Maggie Gyllenhaal (Rachel), Gary Oldman (Gordon), Morgan Freeman (Lucius Fox), Monique Gabriela Curnen (Ramirez), Cillian Murphy (Scarecrow), Chin Han (Lau), Eric Roberts (Maroni)
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This scene never fails to make me tear up. The music, Gordon's speech, Batman's sacrifice, Harvey dead, knowing that this was Heath's final finished film...😭
Not exactly Heaths last film. I would say The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus to be his last.
@@Mathemoto the last one finished...and for which he won the Oscar
And the dialogues as well
I like your name
@Abhinav Menon Gordon says that the joker won, because he corrupted Harvey, the white knight, and that everything he was doing to clean the city of corruption and criminality would be in vain, since the joker only wanted to demonstrate that the kindest man it would be corrupted, and to break batman and gordon, it broke batman's soul and gordon's honesty.
The dialogue where he says "People like to have their faith rewarded" and the camera pans to Fox smiling because Bruce honored his request of destroying that Sonar after its use. Its awesome
And at the same time it pans out to Alfred burning Rachel's letter because Bruce bet it all on that, to have a chance of stop being batman and lead his life in peace with Rachel, only to find out that Rachel chose Harvey, thus Alfred burning the letter and rewarding Bruce for his faith even though it's a lie. It's brilliant writing.
true its really awesome❤️❤️
Dork Knight is still a good movie after a decade.
@@matchesmalone6792 It's a true masterpiece of cinema. Every single shot has meaning, and no shot is wasted.
It really bugs me when people misquote a scene on a TH-cam video. He obviously says “People deserve to have their faith rewarded”.
The ending of this movie always makes me wonder how many times, in real life, somebody has been thrown under the bus, or voluntarily crawled under it themselves, for the greater good. We're lucky enough to know that this is a fictional movie and that Batman is eventually redeemed, but I'm sure there have been hundreds of situations just like this throughout history that we will never really know the truth about; we'll never know who all of the real heroes were.
I call it pandering to blissful ignorance.
It cultivates a superiority mentality, elevated guardian of the People.
@@Dowlphin tf?
Its not so far off. This is a movie. Some achievements by some great humans have been on record. For example; Desmond Doss on Hacksaw Ridge or Leo Major in the town of Zwolle. Humayun Khan in Iraq on 2016. Actual, real life heroes.
thank sir
@JG the Faded Jedi Maybe, maybe not, maybe that and more.
I dislike champion worship. Wielding great power for the common good is a very dangerous thing. Instead of acting in the shadows to save the ignorant rabble from doom, we should promote mass enlightenment. It might be less exciting for storytelling, but that balance nourishes the heart and calms the mind.
And this movie, after all, also features the Joker explaining to Batman how he is the rabble's useful freak. But Batman then twisting that into an unsung-savior sacrifice theme is even worse. And saying that right now he needs to be the rabble's scapegoat is more of that bullshit. No, the ignorant rabble does not deserve any enemy image but themselves; a mirror shown.
*Corruption is a grassroots movement!*
i just realized Bruce falls from high heights three time this movie. First to stop Scarecrow, then to save Rachel and finally to save Gordon's son. No wonder he's crippled when TDKR begins
He was crippled because he was retired for 8 years and as bane says in tdkr "peace has cost you your strength, victory has defeated you"
@Ruturaj Shiralkarit shouldn't take more then eight years for a bullet wound to recover
@Ruturaj Shiralkar he retired because he took the fall for harvey Dent's murder so he could salvage harvey's reputation
@Ruturaj Shiralkar the bullet wound fully healed
No idiots he was crippled because of jumping off helicopters skiing
“He’s a hero Gotham deserves but not the one it needs right now. So we’ll hunt him, because he can take it.”
Give me chills everytime
And right at that moment zimmers drum hit literal chills
“Because he’s not our hero, he’s a silent guardian, a watchful protector, a Dark Knight.”
To this day I still remember seeing this opening night. As Gordon’s narration goes on with the shot of Batman’s cape flying through the air while riding the Batpod. Only to suddenly cut to the title with Zimmer’s glorious track playing in the background. Now that’s how you end a masterpiece.
I know
Same. And the whole theater erupted in cheers like we were watching a football game
Pop, contentless movie with pop, contentless music.
@@wrlord that's MCU
1k well deserved sir
World: We never said thank you.
Christopher Nolan: and you’ll never have to
Jaymax we want another Batman movie tho Chris: and you’ll never get one
@@myeongcho485 I don't want another one. this series was put well to rest
Dave Crupel Nah I want another one though “The Dark Knight Returns” will you support me if I write that script? (It’ll have all the elements that made the Dark Knight trilogy so good with Christian Bale and the team returning as cast members)
Thank you Nolan. Your contribution gave us the infinitely better MCU movies Winter Soldier and Black Widow.
@@myeongcho485 What did i just say?
Christian Bale's Bruce Wayne/Batman had the best character development out of all the incarnations. Also the Batman franchise was dead before he put on the cowl so he literally saved it with Nolan and brought it back to life. Bale deserves more respect!
Bale is the best of them all. His name deserves to be praised as the greatest, when it comes to portraying a superhero.
Damn right!
I love Affleck and thought his portrayal good too but in no way was his Bruce better than Bales. Bale is by far the superior actor
@@_adil- Affleck was good in a universe with men with super powers, alliens and all that stuff, but Bale was perfect in a dark and more realistic universe.
@@georgewilliamgutarracampos6262 yep, I like them both I don't get why batman fans need to trash one to uplift the other
Batman Begins: *Batman Begins*
The Dark Knight: *Batman Falls*
The Dark Knight rises: *Batman rises*
Man this trilogy is perfection
Ok 👍🏻
what??????
@Dillon Swinney how am I a pussy? You don’t make sense.
Perfection!!!!! Yesssssss!!!!!
Nah
I dont know why but I got chills when the kid is yelling "Batman!". Even the kid knows who the real hero is. Just incredible
I get chills from it even now it's so sad
COME BACK BATMAN! SAY IT AIN'T SO, BATMAN!
Because sometimes there are some situations where it's just a simple as how a child puts it. A child cannot think as intricately as an adult can, but sometimes it's just as simple as the way a child puts it
In the end though, Joker really DID win. Because the truth does eventually come out. As Alfred aptly put it, “Maybe it’s time we stopped trying to outsmart the truth and let it have its day.”
What's the truth? Batman is not a hero?
@@sallehhamid6216 the truth about harvey dent
@@normanbuscaino6468 who let it out
@@tommyblade8093 Bane did.
But ultimately that led to batmans victory in the rises movie..because when bane revealed the truth , the police and people stood with their silent guardian...so Gotham lives to fight another day
Disney can have all the money in the world
But they will never top this one
Yes! The MCU is all about money! Nolan’s trilogy is about cinema and art.
Joker and Logan are cinema cause they took themselves into “The Dark Knight” level
Logan?
@@faiyazhasan3427 yes, the last Wolverine film played by Hugh Jackman
I love Marvel. But I agree this.
NO superhero movie can surpass TDK, which is beyond the level.
Oh come on!! Why is it every time I go to a Dark Knight clip, some asshole would bring up and compare this to mcu films. Can't we all just appreciate both?? Fucking hell, even DC on it's own can't even top this trilogy. Why don't you compare dceu films to this?
Batman is not a superhero. He’s a silent guardian, a watchful protector, a dark knight.
Epic way to end the movie. Too bad about the dark knight rises
Actually he's both
Too bad this has 69 likes or I woulda liked it
@@stephenolder4552 TDKR isn't that bad it just looks bad bc it follows after this masterpiece . I actually love the ending of TDKR the most in the entire the trilogy
@@fishyfish6510 its the weakest out of the trilogy regardless. The villains motives were weak. Why did Bane and Talia wanna destroy gotham? Gotham was a lot better than it was in Batman Begins. It was relatively peaceful in TDKR. There must be 1000s of cities more corrupt than Gotham in that point of the story. So what was there motive? To hurt Bruce cause he killed/let die Ra's? I dont know. I cant remember a really strong motive.
From a simple action movie point of view, it seemed Batman went from ninja style fighting to more of a brawler? Maybe cause of his injured body, but regardless, not as enjoyable to watch. But im no martial arts expert.
Other issues i could list, but regardless, its been awhile since ive seen it so my memory could be alittle off
Gotta love the symbolism of Batman driving into the light when Gordon calls him The Dark Knight. Nolan took a film that could’ve been great, and turned it into a masterpiece
the dark knight ride into a blinding light
Gary Oldman's performance in this trilogy and especially this film is so overlooked. To me he was really the glue that held it all together and it's a damn shame that his portrayal of Gordon doesn't get nearly as much praise or attention as Ledger's Joker or Hardy's Bane. He was the most human and believable of all the characters and truly brought Gordon to life in a way that was never done before on screen. To me, Gary Oldman will always be the definitive Gordon.
Gary Oldman will always be the perfect example of what I think it's called a "character actor", the one that isn't in the red carpet, in the spotlight, the one who doesn't sell tickets, but one the greatest actors of all time.
@@sotsubreivaj I dunno if I'd say he doesn't sell tickets, especially considering that in the last decade or so he's been widely recognized as one of (if not _the)_ greatest actors of all time and was really one of the only reasons most people saw Darkest Hour (for which he finally earned his long overdue Oscar), but I definitely agree with your overall point. Even when he's the main star of a film he never makes things about himself, but rather he lets his performance do the talking and has always shied away from the spotlight or falling into the whole paparazzi scene. In that sense he's always been the ideal actor in my eyes.
With that being said, after seeing The Batman this year, I have to admit that Jeffrey Wright has done a great job at filling the massive shoes Oldman wore with his portrayal of Gordon and I'm very much looking forward to seeing what he does with the character next. I thought it'd be impossible, but thankfully they found an actor worthy of the task.
Unpopular opinion: the character dynamic between Dent and Gordon in this movie is even more compelling than Batman and the joker
The thing about this movie in particular but also the whole trilogy is that they got the best supporting actors for every role. Like just look at Gary Oldman, Michael Caine and Morgan Freeman. And I mean he was not as prominent in TDK but Cillian Murphy is an amazing actor too.
This is one of the best movies of all time and a big part of the credit goes to Heath Ledger and his astonishing performance but it wouldn't come close to the masterpiece it is without all these incredible minor characters.
Honestly it's insane to me that the new Batman somehow managed to get close to this one. I'll be honest the new Gordon is good and all but not one of them comes even close to the supporting actors Nolan had for his trilogy. Jeffrey Wright and Andy Serkis are great actors in their own right but to me at least Oldman and Caine are just of a different caliber. Hard to compare anyone to some of the greatest of all time.
@@izjgxj4275 what do you think of Christian Bale in this trilogy? you didnt mention him once.
Gordon's son is like: "Dad, none of what you said makes any sense." 😅
🤣🤣🤣
It never is.. Batman shouldn't be chase and blame in the first place
It's Nolan exposition son
"Dad, I'm 10 years old, the fuck you're talking about?"
@@fau-e5y He took the blame for those who harvey killed beacuse everyone who Harvey put in prison would've escaped
God this movie never get old... truly perfect in my opinion
Anyone who thinks otherwise will be murdered by the Joker
@connextro you must be no more than 6 years old.
@connextro why ?
It has a lot of plot holes
It's a true masterpiece
“You’ll hunt me , you’ll condemn me, set the dogs on me.”
Nicholas Oakley because that’s what needs to happen
Wicked Shades because sometimes the truth isn’t good enough. Sometimes people deserve more. Sometimes people deserve to have their faith rewarded.
Batman, batmaaan!! Why is he running dad?
“Because we have to chase him”
He didn’t do anything wrong?
"Because sometimes truth isn't good enough." Quoted, as Alfred burns Rachel's letter. This movie was a masterpiece.
When i first saw this movie as a kid, i was asking the same question in my head as Gordon’s son asks him. After a decade, on the cusp of my eighteenth birthday, i finally understood why Batman was thrown under the bus -for the greater good. It’s amazing how the director and screenwriters can capture the exact thoughts of both a small kid and a mature adult in the same scene. It’s also a life lesson to be learnt. Sometimes good people don’t get what they deserve but in the end the sacrifice or martyr proves that fundamental principles like nobility, honor and sheer willpower always defeat evil.
Same here, I watched this film as a child back in theaters and I was confused as to why the police were chasing batman when he saved Gordan's son, now as an adult, I understand why.
Factual, I had the same reaction growing up. I was confused by the ending at first but the more I processed it the more I thought “wow, this is fucking incredible”
@@LegoReader12345hello I'm 20-years-old and I still don't quite understand why Batman was thrown under the bus for the Greater Good even if I did, I Disagree, Batmans Decision of Hiding Harvey's Crimes and replacing Harvey for himself responsible was basically the Aftermath of Jokers Success, even though for the Greater Good that Batman was thrown under the bus, What Good would It do? how is this a life lesson? I don't see the Greater Good in this, but out of Skepticism, not out of Refusal... I'm just saying I never knew what It's like to get (for example, Myself) Thrown Under the bus, just to hide the Truth about someone else's selfish act, and claim myself responsible for that. I Think it's in my Point of View It May have saved Gotham and Tore Down Joker's Anarchist Movements, But It also Just absolutely Hurts & Breaks your soul & ego to the Point where your Head wants to Not let this happen, but your Heart says otherwise, As If the Audience felt the Backstabbing Emotions of seeing Batman doing this act just like Gordon, and His Son, I feel as if Two Sides of My self-saying this Decision Is:
Light Side: This Had To happen because it was the only way to Undo the Damage of Jokers Crimes, and that Harvey Died a Hero, Not the Hero Gotham Deserves but the Hero They Needed.
Dark Side: This Decision is Wrong, Batman Claiming that he committed the Crimes That Harvey Dent really committed is going to be regretful, this Lie of Harvey Dent being a Hero will one day eventually fall apart, and Gotham will have no other Hero to save them than Batman. because Batman is the REAL HERO!!!!
I also watched this movie numerous times as a child, I especially liked the action scenes but never really understood anything since English isn't my first language. I am so glad I gave it another watch, this movie was my favourite back then and after watching it again it still is. This is a masterpiece of a film, nothing more to add to this one... Just exceptional.
The night is darkest just before the dawn and I promise you, the Dawn is coming.
Yeah so true 🙏
Dawn of Justice 🔥😎
And ZSJL🔥🔥
@@sidvyas9810 ew
@@sidvyas9810 yeah batfleck ftw🤩
...and that dawn will not be what nwo agenda people had in mind....
despite how human batman is portrayed in this adaptation through his pain, he remains an incorruptible symbol for the criminal underworld to fear
No he doesn't. He threw that completely away with the decision above, making himself the scapgoat. All gone now . All gone to preserve Harvey's memory
@@johnstovall7503 Only temporarily though. By the end of The Dark Knight Rises, Batman is back to being that incorruptible symbol of justice after he saved everyone from the nuclear blast.
@@zakwilliamson4951 And he's dead too.
@@johnstovall7503 Well Bruce Wayne is dead for all Gotham knows but Batman isn't. The film makes the point that anyone can be Batman, hence why we see Blake rising up into the Batcave. He'll be the protector of Gotham and allow Batman to continue to be that Symbol of Fear.
@@zakwilliamson4951 Will he?. Maybe theoretically Any one could be Batman but all that drive and training make all the difference. Maybe it doesn't have to be Bruce Wayne but it does need to be someone of comparable ability.
This masterpiece shows that there are some perks to not being a connected overly complex cinematic universe
I mean this one of my favorite movie endings
I love this, chills every time I watch this, went pics twice see it, a rarity in these times
El Roo only thing better in my opinion is dark knight rises and joker
@@chunky3086 I think those two are shite compared to this
El Roo we gotta agree to disagree cause those two get my hyped every single time. That joker smile was just amazing
@Light Yagami miles apart, TDK Rises is a mess in a lot of ways, it's poor, as for Joker I really didn't rate it
I love what the MCU did, interconnecting many films into a shared universe with a big payoff 11 years in the making with Avengers Endgame.
But despite all those films, all those efforts, The Dark Knight remains the greatest comic book movie made.
For me marvel movies are no different than fast and furious movies of recent time all just created to make as much money they can and this on the other hand is on a different level.
And endgame is supposed to be marvel’s greatest movie and still doesn’t touch the Batman Nolan trilogy.
And now the homogenised MCU is bringing back Captain America already, lmao. Way to cheapen the gravity of Endgame.
Well biggest MCU movie ever made along side infinity war not best comic book movie but The Dark Knight is the best Batman and Comic movie ever made
@@fahadnadir2403 Finally, someone said it. After a point, they realised that the people would literally watch it even if its shit
This has to be the most quotable movie ever
For you.
Wait...
But seriously; it probably is yeah. Lots of epic dialogue.
@@MacGuyver85 why so seriousah?
And I still like saying those quotes to this day it's such a masterpiece of a superhero movie
The most quotable franchise ever.
"LAIR!"
That soundtrack at 3:36 is absolutely amazing. Hans Zimmer is a genius. Him and Nolan are a dynamic duo. Credit due to James Newton as well!
I keep linstening this soundtrack at late night work. So epic
Yes a lot of people forget to credit James Newton, he is also brilliant!
With Gary Oldman’s voiceover 👌👌👌
3:38
What is the name of it ?
"He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector, a Dark Knight".
best ending..
roll credits
@@robertjackson3552 CinemasSins vs CinemasWins
*HANS ZIMMER INTENSIFIES*
Der beste
This scene always gives me goosebump literally every single time. True legend!
Same for me
It does all of us
Yep. Amazing how universal this is.
Gordon for Harvey: "not the hero we deserved but the hero we needed"
Gordon for batman: "the hero we deserve, but not the one we need right now"
Harvey was a perfect soldier, Batman was a good man
On 1:36 Gordon gets it that Batman will take it all on his head. So before Batman says anything, he was like ‘No No’.
Dude their chemistry & friendship shown is brilliant
Gordon is my favorite Batman character after Batman himself.... And Gary Oldman is perfect
I just picked up on that while watching this video. Love the detail!!
One of the best superhero movies ever made
The best*
@@darealalo672 of course
Dangtor52 definitely the best DC
@@wickedshadesproductions5254 nah the best superhero movie above spiderman 2 and I'd say infinity war imo
Captain America The Winter Soldier is next
"He didn't do anything wrong". Very touching. What a good moment. 😢
"I'm whatever Gotham needs me to be." I love that line so damn much
This scene alone is enough to make you understand why Batman is an exceptional hero ..
Not the gadgets .... Or the money
But his pure humanity and care for others
I’m a Marvel fan, but I can’t deny that this is easily the best comic book movie ever made. (Nvm I saw No Way Home)
Same. I'm a Marvel diehard but The Dark Knight is my favorite superhero film ever.
🏅 best comment
I love both Marvel and DC but I always appreciate DC more but nothing against Marvel
@@joetheman8550 agreed
None of us can and none of us will.
He's The Hero Gotham Deserves,
But Not The One It Needs
The Joker So we'll hunt him, because he can
take it. Because he’s not our
hero.
he's a silent guardian , a
watchful protector. . . a Dark
Knight.
The Joker
The Joker how did u get those scars
Hi Arthur
How the fuck did you even get that username
literally have been watching dark knight clips recently. Glad people still pay attention to this great movie
I’m rewatching the trilogy with my brother, it’s been quite long since I last saw these. They are remarkable.
Considering the new Batman movie coming soon
@@jesseincognito. im excited for that movie as well since Matt Reeves is a great director but even then nothing can top TDK trilogy without Nolan Comic book movies wouldn't gain the reputation than it already is now
Always man, always. I saw the Batman today (Robert Pattinson) and it was a very good and captivating movie but after I came home, I had to rewatch clips of the TDK trilogy to get my Batman feels up
@@denimschaffer9439 you were right lol. It’s a very different movie from the TDK and doesn’t fall in the same bracket for comparison purposes but even then, it’s miles off the TDK legacy
Nolan is not a director.
He's a silent guardian of Hollywood,
a watchful artist.......
A MAESTRO.
(This is definitely the most likes i ever got. Thanks!!)
🤘😎
Perfect
Seems Legit 😎
He sure fucked tenet tho
@@ANKITYADAV-nv9wv CHUTIYE you dont have the right to spread negativity when you didnt watch it in the first place
White Knight : not the hero we deserved, but the hero we needed
Dark Knight : the hero that gotham deserves, but not the one it needs right now..
This is one of, if not the greatest and most satisfying ending to an absolutely enthralling movie. The dark knight takes the blame, saves his city from doom, learns an important lesson and most of all it shows his absolute dedication to protect his city even if it means the disapproval of the people, even if it means he's an outcaste because he knows he's done all he could. Never fails to evoke goosebumps in me.
1:35 one of the best qoutes that I will remember for the rest of my life.
Thank you, DC
Richard Lisondra The genius of the scene is it accomplished both! Harvey died as a hero and Batman lived as a villain.
Truly remarkable.
Not DC but Chris Nolan. We saw what DC is capable of doing with its own product in live action (the DCEU). I don't consider the Dark Knight Trilogy as a part of DC, for me Chris Nolan is only using characters from the DC universe in his own adaptaion to create his own masterpiece.
@@OG3796X nice interpretation
The quote is so true tho, even with tv shows and youtube.
@@OG3796X the dark knight is consider best movie cinema
Along with The Godfather, goodfellas, pulp fiction, taxi driver
"Sometimes people deserve to have their faith rewarded" - Thank you Nolan ans Bale, for rewarding our faith with the greatest Superhero series in human history.
“Not the hero we deserve, but the one we needed” about Harvey
“He’s the hero Gotham deserves, but not the one we need right now” about batman
Love the comparison
"Sometimes people deserve to have their faith rewarded" - If you live by that, you are a hero.
You mean, lie just to ensure people are happy in their own little worlds like pathetic dumb weak sheeps ? Nah ! The truth is better. It may be cruel, but it forces you to grow and surpass yourself. And it's not wise to live by hope, it'll make you naive.
@@JabamiLain Sometimes truth isn't good enough. Sometimes people deserve more.
@@milanpenk9537 there's nothing bigger than truth. Because it's unyielding and absolute. Lies are an attempt to control truth and hide your major flaws and weaknesses. It keeps you from evolving and surpass yourself.
@@JabamiLain But the Joker cannot win.
@@milanpenk9537 neither the criminals nor the civilians pulled their respective triggers, and therefore we should have more faith in themselves. By lying to the people, Batman showed he doesn't trust them and has no faith in them. And if people rely on only one person with high morality to hold their own ideals in tact, instead of trying to hold themselves together to ensure some form of justice remained, then they don't deserve the gift it was given to them. For me, only those who managed to remain with their integrity after the truth was revealed were worthy of being saved.
I love how you can see the hesitation in Gordon's face to destroy the bat signal
But the bat symbol on signal doesnt even damaged because as a symbol , batman is incorruptable
@@mo___s69 that's crazy..
There are very few movies that can touch this one because it is somehow not a superhero movie but its still about what it means to *BE* a hero.
Brady Dungan it’s not a superhero movie your right people try to hard to make the cliche super hero movie but Nolan made it like one of his classic movies
“You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.”
Best line ever
The greatest ending to a cbm I have ever seen! Emotional, gripping, motivational! Truly amazing! Nolan+Zimmer=Masterpiece!!
Will always be my favourite movie ever. Just sheer perfection from minute one, the most impeccable soundtrack too
Christian Bale's Batman, was the best Batman I've ever seen, At the time DC was badly famous with the hero, because of some ridiculous films like Geoge Cloney's, Christian Bale's Batman was not only successful at the box office how he raised the hero and brought Batman back to fame again.
this scene always makes me full of tears...the music ,gordan's monologue...the visuals...batman riding....epic scene!!!🤧
This scene I think perfectly encapsulates why Nolan was the best director to ever direct batman. He really understood the core of what makes the character special better than anyone else. Sure he made some mistakes along the way, like blowing up the league of shadows and stuff, but for the most part he translated batman's core ideas to the screen. The first was the no killing, which Burton and Snyder both ignored, but also the fact that batman is more than a man. He is a symbol. This scene perfectly demonstrates that. If he was just a guy fighting crime, he would have tried to do everything he could to not connect it to him. But he knew that someone had to take the blame. Harvey couldn't, the city looked up to him too much. Gotham still needed a police commissioner (that wasn't corrupt) so batman knew it was him. He, unlike Gordon or dent, didn't have a face. He was a symbol. Previously, that symbol was a nightmare of criminals and a beacon of hope to the innocent of Gotham, because that was what they needed. But priorities changed, and now that name had to be ridiculed and hated so that dents legacy could be intact, free to inspire Gotham in a way the batman never could. As the movie said, dent was the white knight, the one that had to remain pure for Gotham, but batman was the one that was whatever Gotham needed him to be. A dark knight. In the next movie, he once again must inspire and protect Gotham when Harveys legacy is tarnished and can't do that anymore. Nolan understood this better than anyone, which is why I believe he is the greatest director of batman, and why I think this movie is the greatest of all time. I hope Matt reeves can reach this level of understanding of the batman.
I think Nolan also understands the notion that one can’t be the hero AND have the glory. In that sense, Bruce’s virtue is truer because he doesn’t stand to gain a public relations benefit for his work as Batman. He willingly tarnishes the symbol to secure Gotham’s future.
*he’s a silent guardian, a watchful protector, a dark knight*
Powerful words right there
You can watch all superhero movies and no one has this level of complexity realism and mature themes throught the film. This is truly one of the best movies ever made.
Say whatever you want about superhero movies, but this movie, and this entire trilogy, was an absolute masterpiece with themes and messages that our society needs now more than ever.
I seriously think that if the education system survives kids will be writing essays about these movies in 80 years at ivy league schools lol. There aren't many movies that portray the dichotomy of order and chaos, justice and vengeance, rich and poor, quite like this trilogy did.
After all of these years, this scene is STILL probably THE best ending scene I've ever seen. The epic music along with the ride into the ramp with cut to black is just SUPERB masterpiece. thank you chris nolan and Hans Zimmer for gifting us this and thank you God for gifting us Chris and Hans.
Imagine if his bike didn't start.. How awkward it would be if the cops caught him and he went to gorden asking for another chance
😀🤣
Karma would be a bitch
Lmao
How did he know where Gordon and Harvey were in the first place 🗿🗿
@@eyezack2778 I can't believe you couldn't use your brain for something so simple. Didn't you see how batman found joker? The sonar device. That's hwo he found Harvey. You're too drunk on your ignorance that you couldn't think of the possibility. That's the same device Lucius Fox just destroyed at the end of this video. Now go wallow in your own dumb-ass ignorance.
God what a film. What a scene. What a trilogy. Nolan did an amazing job
In my opinion the most meaningful movie ending ever. To become an unknown hero like Batman really takes courage. The monolouge and score is unbeatable. (And superb acting from Gordon's son.He delivers his lines with pure innocence.)
Gordon: people will lose hope
Batman: they won't (looking at the child)
Christopher Nolan
3:56 - 4:04
God, I love this legendary ending. A perfect ending for a perfect masterpiece of a movie.
No set up for a sequel or an expanded universe, a complete arc for all the characters in the film. Why can't films just be like this anymore ? I'm kinda getting tired of all the setup and building to something. Sometimes, the best part of a story is the end.
All wrapped up in one movie, even slightly over crammed in places, but who cares, this has never been topped
Same here. I just wanted good Batman movies and my god did this trilogy deliver. When your story is being held back by a convoluted universe it turns to shit quite often.
There are perks to both.
Part of the problem is so many of these movies are made with sequels in mind now. When Batman Begins and TDK were made there was no guarantee of a sequel. Now they greenlight sequels before the first one is even finished filming and the studios mandate that the ending hints at what's to come. Here's hoping that the new Batman film can pull off what TDK trilogy did, or at least end with a "maybe?" like Batman Begins did. No mid or after-credits scene to ruin the vibe. Just tell the story that you want told and get out. Save whatever else you have in mind for the next one.
@@starwarsroo2448 I really hope the new Batman movie doesn’t do this , it has so much potential.
1:50 When Hans Zimmer enters i always get goosebumps
I have watched over 1000 movies but nothing top this feeling it's unexplainable Christopher Nolan made something which the superhero movie fans really deserve.
Perfectly describes Batman- "what ever Gotham needs him to be" THATS WHAT BATMAN IS
The music is absolutely beautiful
Sir Christian Bale is not the best Batman
he is "The Batman"
Actually, "The Batman" is Robert Pattinson. Bale is "The Dark Knight".
Joking :D
kshitij Helode I don’t know why the voice tho, like sure he’s good but Michael Keaton didn’t need to hide his voice
TheAbsolute ford he has a very strong accent, I don’t know if it would fit as Batman
@@DerAtzi 9
The Batman was a good animated show so underrated...
The fact that this movie showed a villain and a hero winning at the same time
The Joker didn’t win. At best, it was a draw. But the people on the boats didn’t kill each other - that was the moment he could no longer win.
@@UnleashthePhury joker won in TDKR, when bane revealed that 2face was the real killer and all the criminals convicted under DENT act was a lie.
The kind of climax where every important aspect as such dialogues, screenplay, performances, cinematpgraphy, bgm, direction, escalates this epic movie to a legendary level.
May not be the greatest movie of all time for many, but it certainly has been the greatest cinematic experience for sure.
Hans theme makes the ending perfect, cannot speak more about this movie, Heath's acting, Christopher Nolan's directing, this movie is truly a masterpiece. Only regret was not to see it in theater.
His wife and son were threatened at gun point, but Gordon runs away from them
and straight down to make sure Batman is still alive. What an absolute King
Because that's what a real man would do
Hahaha, that's a good point.
I guess at least a hug of comfort would be good before he went to check
Gary Oldman and Christian Bale perfectly portrayed the Batman - Gordon relationship in the entire trilogy ❤
Yeah, but they weren’t in any immediate danger, Batman just fell off a building.
Wanted to ensure Batman’s safety after he just saved his family. I’m sure he told them he’s going down to check on him. Probably told his son to go to his mom and that he’ll be right back but has to make sure Batman was alright.
"Sometimes people deserve to have their faith rewarded"
That's deep.
Chills every single time I see the ending of this movie. Hans Zimmer’s genius music and the acting in this movie is something to be admired for centuries.
Universal _Wisdom I heard someone say James Horner is better than Zimmer I was like what?!! Have you seen the Dark Knight in all its’ majesty bro?
Myeong Cho
Haven’t even heard of James Horner lol. Hans Zimmer’s magic was in the Dark Knight series, Kung-Fu Panda (which BOGGLED my mind), Pirates of the Caribbean, and some others I’m sure I’m missing.
@@universal_wisdom3416 James Horner was the guy who made the Titanic score ( which is really good, to its credit) but it's the only thing people know him for
Hey you illegal chocolate seller you sell the chocolate which has sweat of a boy
Man seeing Batman ride the Batpod with the cape flowing and the epic score was fire. 🔥🔥🔥
Wow. 14 years since this came out. Nothing will ever compare to seeing this on the big screen for the first time. I was a Batman fan growing up. I read comics my parents deemed appropriate, I watched the animated series, collected the toys, saw all the movies. Seeing Batman realized like this, starting with Batman Begins. No words can describe the feeling my 13 year old self had watching this at the midnight release.
To anyone thinking batman's sacrifice was pointless(I see a lot of people raving that this ending is stupid): Batman knew that if he didn’t let the blame on himselves than the good side of Harvey Dent would have been overshadowed by his villainous side and most importantly all the criminals Harvey had put jail would have exacaped because the criminal's would have got the testimony of Harvey being a criminal himself. Another important thing that the joker couldn't be put to blame for those murders because Joker was in jail while Harvey murdered those poeple. Whereas batman could aptly take the blame as he couldn't be affected by the police much and also Joker's point of Harvey be coming the villain could have been proved wrong to public. But the irony here is that in reality Joker actually proved the point, this film is the most symbolic, poetic, realistic superhero movie I have seen.
The background score at 3:38 🔥🔥
I've watched this clip more than a hundred times and it still gives me goosebumps.
This was such a good movie
Greatest movie 😍
Nearly a masterpiece
@@Aurantius_ yeah dude I still dk about that plot hole where batman saves rachel when Joker drops her but he doesn't go back
@connextro Marvel fans like a fucking big cock
"I am whatever Gotham needs me to be"
~ a true hero
THANK YOU so much for not cutting out the beginning of the outro song. The whole ending sequence, fantastic as it is, simply isn't complete without that hardcore burst at the beginning of the credits!
I remember I almost cried the first time I saw this, I was left speechless. Even now, all these years later, I have a tear in my eye and goosebumps every time I see this ending...
Batman franchise: "We never said thank you."
Christopher Nolan: "And you'll never have to."
"Because truth is not enough, sometimes people deserve more, sometimes people deserve to have their faith rewarded"
These lines mean so much. Bruce was referring to city folks, but we know, the narrative was referring to Bruce and Fox. Bruce did not deserve the truth about Rachel, her leaving him. He deserved so much more.
Similarly, Fox had put his faith in Bruce to always do the right thing. He deserved to have it rewarded rather than be disappointed by seeing his idea being used for something so unethical.
The way the scene was shot, this became quite obvious to the viewers, but hats off to the director to come up with such a brilliant narrative and scene switching. Master piece Indeed!
Remember watching this for the first time and my mind being absolutely blown at how good it was and now it’s equally as blown at how good it stayed and holds the bar
1:35 Notice Gordon's reaction. He knows what Bruce is going to say before he even says it. It shows how well they understand each other.
That booming sound when batman says "i killed those people" still gives me goosebumps.
Will it ever be possible to watch this scene without getting chills?
Never. It'll always give chills.
Nope
@connextro No, I don't think it will.
@connextro Ask these others guys who replied to this comment.
no
1:57 - I am whatever Gotham needs me to be ❤️ 😢
Nothing less than a knight…shining. 😎
Man I remember seeing this in opening night, theatre was packed and everyone was just captivated for 2+ hours. I doubt anyone walked out of the theater disappointed. That feels like a lifetime ago now.
Hanz zimmer is hands down the most amazing man for making music in films the drums at the end is spine chilling
When the axe hit the light, it breaks the glass only , not the symbol. Batman is a symbol.
In Batman begins, in the aircraft Bruce tells Alfred: " As a man I can be ignored, destroyed. But as a symbol I can be incorruptible, everlasting "🔥🔥🔥
Damn you Nolan ❤️
This was Chris at his best and I mean it....the BEST.
Nolan or Bale?
brigadier-tc Yes.
@@brigadier-tc8565 both
3:06 This is me watching Christian Bale's Batman leaving for ever and never coming back
My Top 3 Batman Movies:
1. The Dark Knight
2. Batman Begins
3. The Batman
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I would put The Batman in 3rd place tho. Batman Begins is a better origin movie for Batman than the 2022 one.
Rises better than rob batman
People underate TDKR...sadly, it is as best as the other two
‘Because he can take it.’ Gordon and Batman relationship is so damn good
I love how Jim reaction of course it to radio call help and Batman immediately stops him and takes the radio, even when he’s hurt he won’t allow for assistance because he’s the Batman. It’s little details that make this movie and this ending best in history.
The dialogue is outstanding,
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
It always amazes me that we went from Batman & Robin to this in a little over 10 years… Nolan really saved the Batman franchise.
Even after watching this scene thousands of times the way fluttering cape of batman cuts to darkness along with Zimmer's music gives me goosebumps. What a masterpiece ❤️
"You Either Die A Hero
Or Live Long Enough To See Yourself Become A Villain"
Greatest Quote I Have Ever Heard
I don’t think there’s a film that truly captured the imagination of the world the way this one did.
I remember seeing people lined up outside and around the theatre to see this the night after I had and being genuinely excited for them. I was like the cop in the third one - “you are in for a show tonight”.
It’s not just Ledger. It’s everything.
All the actors, the cinematography, the music, the set pieces, the stunts, the dialogue, the editing, the direction - very rarely do all these elements reach their absolute zenith in the same movie.
This one does. They knew what they were doing was special.
After watching the Batman 2022, i verify that this movie still the best batman movie EVER !!!