Maybe that's how he gets his Venom, if we were to include the comics and animated series into it. My understanding would be that his natural body couldn't sustain much more punishment in the pit, and so when he escaped and became the mercenary in this film, I believe that Venom was put into his bloodstream, and the mask helps provide it a little bit.
It would be interesting to hear the conversation betweent the Joker and Bane though. Would they agree with each other, or is the Joker too chaotic even for Bane and the League of Shadows?
@@officialtickler Supposedly, in the comic book "Dark Knight Rises" Bane sent the Joker to separation cell in a place of total isolation. On some island thousands of miles from Gotham.
NETVO TV They went from shooting in IMAX (giving the extra vertical space) to a traditional widescreen. IMAX is used in certain scenes throughout the film.
This was the weakest version of Bane. How the heck was he shorter than Batman? Nolan could have at least cast someone 6’4” to 6’6” to play this character. I was disappointed in this film.
@@thehawk5141 That's because he was made to be the weakest. He was made to be the most realistic Bane. No stims or any drugs. Same with Batman. He was made to be relatively realistic and possible in the real world, that's why hes not doing insane acrobatics in a tight as suit with a cape or using like 500 gadgets. Nolan went for realism with his take on the Dark Knight. Personally, I'm more of a fan of the realistic aspect, but if you're disappointed because Bane doesnt take drugs or some shit, then so be it lmao
Ethan Goh then it’s not Batman and Bane 😂 it’s a comic book movie and not supposed to be realistic. It’s quite unrealistic for someone who moves as slow as this “Batman” to be able to much of anything to help 😂 These would be better movies if they were basically the same but not using all the character names. Just a new character cuz that’s basically what it is
"So you came back to die with your city" "No, I came back to stop you" That line isn't as bad as people say it is. Remember for most of the movie Bruce has been wishing for death his first fight with Bane was baisically him committing suicide backed up by the lines "Why didn't you just kill me?" "You don't fear death, you welcome it" So when Bane said he came to die with his city he thought Bruce still longed for death but Bruce said no, he has a new appreciation of life and he wants to fight for it. This line shows character development.
It’s the dumbest plot imaginable that Batman would not at some point just fucking shoot/bomb/stab Bane. He just wants to waste time fist fighting? F all the way off
@@bidmcms3 idk if u watched the movie but Batman says he doesn’t use guns. Imagine how stupid the movie was if Batman walked up and shot Bane. Stupid ass comment
I also noticed that since Nolan switched between imax and standard, sort of like in a video game the cutscenes would have the black bars at the top. I also focused on that once watching it and it honestly makes the entire films seem like a video game.
I really appreciate the way Mathew Modine says "There is only one police in this town" at the start. You can tell he's absolutely terrified yet he's determined and courageous af.
The fact that we notice this newfound ferocity in his fighting is choreographed to fit this scene and the situation Bane finds himself in. Before this, he was powerful enough to easily defeat Batman without much effort. That added to the intimidation. It shows just how much of a threat he was when he first introduced.
I love how Nolan shows Police officers brave enough to die for their city, as well as showing those Boys, Who didnt run with their tale tucked, when They found that the bomb is going to go off and They are probably going to die, but instead did what Blake told them to do. I also love how Commissioner Gordon, officer Blake, Lucius Fox, Alfred and all other characters Who are just ordinary People, are made so impactful and not being just screen-filling characters, Who try effortlessly to help the main hero, but only produce problems instead. This trilogy is 3 Best super hero films there will ever exist in this world
I loved Mathew Modine in this film. He was SUCH a dickhead at first but ends up truly becoming a hero. Gordon asked if he buried his uniform in the backyard but then here we see him wearing it before tbe assault on Bane. Batman is not in this film that much and I love that. He truly inspired Gotham and made them rise up as one. Great end to the best trilogy ever made.
agreed with you on everything, except one: the best trilogy ever made? everybody has there own taste I quess but: Star Wars, Lord of the rings, Godfather, Back to the future, the Planet of the apes, The tobey maguire Spiderman trilogy Its up there sure, but to me, it barely gets into top 5(: but hey, movies are subjective.
I like how this battle takes place in the daytime also, Batman thought that darkness was his ally but it shows that even without darkness that the Batman is a true force to be reckoned with by Villainy, he was broken and left in the dark but crawled back into the light and showed the people of Gotham that in his “final moments” he showed them who he really was, the hero that the city needed but often didn’t want.
@@mitchelldwyer3951yeah it’s an interesting choice I think by Nolan… he was a vigilante that skulked in the dark taking out the thugs that plagued Gotham and now he walks side by side with the GCPD and engages a greater threat head-on, they once hunted him, and now they are his allies
people misunderstand the “came back to stop you” line, it’s in reference to bruce having no fear of death before, that’s why he couldn’t defeat bane, so when bane said “you came back to die with your city” bruce takes that in a much deeper way than bane probably means it, and seeming as he’s gained his fear of death, he would reply with a genuine response as opposed to a clever line
people forget that most of police officers were trapped under tunnel for weeks. they had to survive on low supply and even though they are rescued they were exhausted. most of them were not in top condition. Yet In order to save the city they went to downtown to arrest criminals and terrorists. they stood up to fight even though they were about to just fall to the ground. Commissioner who we thought coward came to fight in order to protect his family. he wore dress blue to show all officer that head of police is with them and prepare for his own death while defending the city. ( because if anyone has fallen from their duty the body of fallen is always dressed with dress blue.)
To see cops get gunned down but still continue to further fight is an amazing sight. The whole film is not about Batman but instead his people and how they must be like the vigilante if they don’t want to lose their city. Seeing Batman as a symbol of hope and inspiration that even at the darkest days, the people of Gotham can win.
K but why the frick is everyone fist-fighting? And why does every enemy decide to 1v1 batman in physical combat instead of trying to use their gun? This alone makes watching the movie without cringing so hard. At least make it make sense....
@@travisjones4349 they like their practical effects but they cant show a stampede of officers and homeless people running at each other because people would die irl
I like the cop that said, “There’s only one police in this town.” He was ready to give up until he saw Batman’s signal. He got hope again and led Gotham’s police in a final battle to take back the city!
This is what i love about The Dark Knight Trilogy in all three every character participates in saving the day, it's not just Batman doing everything he actually has friends to back him up. Every character gets to shine her, Gotham PD, Gordan, Fox, Selina etc. I love the ensemble feeling of these movies unlike alot of MCU movies where the citizens and minor characters are just there to be victims and don't contribute anything. This Gotham feels like a real world with people just as invested as Batman to save it.
Indi Batman does not kill, so spraying them with bullets would have made him a killer. He would have been no better than Bane at that point. Also if any movie had those realistic “just stab them in the back” then the movie wouldn’t be entertaining would it?
@@SpookyMarine Correction, this Batman doesn't kill. Both the Batman from the Michael KEATON films and the Batman from Ben AFFLECK most certainly do kill. Besides, this version killed Ras Al GUL
@@bobbycollins7620 He had the bridge shot out and knew Ras had no escape. It would be like me dangling someone off a cliff and telling them "I'm not going to kill you, gravity is going to kill you!" then letting them fall. Ummm nope,, that's still murder there
Pretty sure it would be epic too, but this being at daylight adds a sense of urgency, IMO. Like, this is the only time Batman fights at day and it’s his final appearance ever… it kinda completes his arc through the trilogy. He’s out of the shadows for the last battle.
where a lot of the bogus fighting in back ground or the fact the cops been under ground for months but all have regulation haircuts and clean shaven still less obvious?
@@henriqueguedes6889 YEAH! it's like his costume isn't a costume here: it's actual BATTLE ARMOR. His costume serves it's purpose (fear, intimidation) BECAUSE it's at night, and he wears black. HERE, it's like "I don't care who SEES me."
It doesn't fall apart. Only if you look it over and over again in speed x0.5. If you are just watching movie its ok. Worse things were in other fights like Batman and Catwoman vs Thugs and Batman rescuing Blake.
Let's not forget to pay major respect to: 1. The policemen that dared to take on Bane 2. The criminals that dared to take on Batman Seriously, even though they failed, that's some ballsy stuff going straight for the Boss xD
Having worked on the fight scene there, I can tell you we had to plan it carefully so we didn't hurt each other. I was one of the goons. No, you can't see me, I was way in the back.
And what did you expect exactly? The immature kids who went did it for the memes and for shits and giggles, not to enforce their right not to be lied to by the government and the military. The new generations prefer pandering to their misled peers, rather than taking a stand. The indoctrinated masses are the first factor which enables authoritarian regimes to flourish, not a symptom.
@@dollazNzentz You see what the depth of your mind enables you to see, I guess that's our hubris. Pointless. You will care 10 years from now when your own government takes away your liberty.
This is such a good finale. The cops come back and fight for a battle of true justice. We get Batman fighting Bane in the day (which he never does.) Because bane says he owns the darkness, Batman challenges him during the day where he’s not as comfortable. And they fight on the steps of city hall, a symbol of the system and justice. Such good symbolism and a good finale. Also some extra symbolism of the prison Bane puts Bruce in being the Lazarus pit. Because once Bruce emerges from it, he’s reborn. The Lazarus pit isn’t actually a pit that restores your health, it’s symbolic. Also, we see Bane fight very calmly and collectively the entire movie up until now. This version of Bane is honestly pretty tame compared to the comics. But right at the end when Bane is in agonizing pain, we see him fight the most wildly and powerfully we have all film. In the comics Bane takes a steroid called Venom which makes him super strong. In this movie, Banes venom is pain and suffering, that’s what gives him strength. Good symbolism
Connor Cahill LOL, I don’t mean to be a dick but there are a lot of dumbasses who take the joke too seriously and actually want to go raid Area 51. And expect to not get assaulted during the raid.
Notice how during most of the fight, Bane is in control and takes on Batman with ease. But when Batman breaks Bane's mask, he loses that control and becomes more aggressive (caused by pain). I just noticed that and it's really cool.
I think it was that point when Bane caught Batman's fist but Batman overpowered him that the fight started turning. You're right though that Batman really started winning when he broke part of his mask.
Gosh I love Nolan’s cinematic style. Everything is real. There’s only a handful of marvel movies that really look this good but I film like this will be ageless
This fight is incredible. From the way the fight starts where Batman and Bane are trying to find each other, to the breaking of Bane 's mask, and his epic berserk moment. Yes, when looking at some of the extras they can look really obvious that they are not hitting their punches, but you have got to appreciate some of them who went above and beyond. Some of the ones I found was the cool dodge to the right at 4:15, the guy in the yellow hoodie pummeling the ever-loving shit out of that guy at 3:36 (who returns for a brief cameo at 4:00), and the guy to the right at 1:53 who straight up picks another guy off the ground. I encourage others to find more of these hidden gems, as they are true gold.
amen. Everyone thinks this scene looks silly and "every" single extra in the background throws soft punches... too many people used to CGI battles, where everything looks perfect but empty and definitely faker than this. You can't avoid some extra from being caught on camera with fake moves, but it's a 2000 people battle, for God's sake....
@@seanbuchanan5529 I said as well, and he clearly is afraid, his eyes go wide and and he's amazed when Batman breaks the mask. His punches are a lot more desperate like a caged animal, not the dominating powerhouse he was before
That scene where Batman shoots the tank and flies off, and the GCPD change from scared and hopelessness to cheer and hopefulness and charge at the enemy is the most Batman shit I've ever seen, that's what he is, a beacon of hope
I know right??? I always thought they should’ve shot this under a full moon (or at least light the scene up under one). Batman and the sun just doesn’t seem to go together
Tactically speaking the police did what is considered a viable tactic for this situation. It’s called “Human Wave” or “Mass Assault” the concept is to drown an entrenched opponent in bodies and engage in close quarters. It’s the epitome of “They can’t stop us all.” Most of these officers lacked a ranged weapon but had a melee weapon; something which their opponents seemed to lack. Once the forward most gunmen make contact with the wave the men in the “reserve” have to move up to reinforce them, lest they risk being overrun. Shooting in this situation is a horrible idea as friend and foe are oftentimes attached to each other in a fight to throw the other man to the ground.
This movie just showed different emotions Bruce goes through while defending the honor of Gotham. One was a dejected and depressed state after Bane broke his will & the other phase was him overcoming fear by self belief. This is the true definition of ups & downs in life. Amazing movie by Nolan. This scene is powerful
Why? This wasn’t a time for some kind of cheesy Superhero line or a James Bond quip. It was to the point and badass. Nothing further needed to be said by either Batman or Bane. However........”WHERE IS THE TRIGGER????!!!!”.........that was very cringey and could’ve been much better.
I got chills in the theater when Batman came out of nowhere in the bat and shot that tumbler aiming at the police. The start of the fight. All the cops cheering and then screaming as they advance.
Very symbolic, at the risk the pointing the obvious, this is the single moment Batman comes out in broad daylight in the entire trilogy. A dark knight but the true champion of the light.
Y’all r missing the point tho, if Batman fought in the dark like before he would have lost since they’re both from the League of Shadows. So he deliberately took Bane on in daytime, knowing to aim for the mask this time 🦇
The fight is filmed so real you can really the feel the struggle Batman and Bane are having while fighting each other. There is simply not enough words to describe.
What makes it worse is it seemed T'd up for Batman to give this epic comeback line after his long journey coming back from defeat. And then he gives the most cliche line ever.
Interesting to note that even in Nolan's "realistic" Batman universe, traces of the original villains still remain. In the cartoons, Bane is made much weaker when his venom lines are cut. In Nolan's Batman, Bane is made weaker by his ventilators being cut. The weakness is actually the same, just adapted to fit the universe more accurately.
This right here (aside from the rest of the epicness) is why I freaking love Hans Zimmer so much. His music synergizes to what we’re watch _so. Damn. Well._ The bulk of this fight is predominantly horns aided by percussion but the instant the music drops n changes to heavy intense drums is exactly timed with him going berserker and it makes the audience almost _feel_ the impact of his fists because of the music. Absolute master tier composure. The *only* god-tier composure who (I believe) can beat him is John Williams. But yeah this was a great ending to one of the best trilogies ever.
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I love how Bane is so cool and calm while fighting, until Batman damages his mask. Then he panics and jusy starts swinging.
Tom Hardy portrays it well, you can feel the pain flood back into him and see the fear and anger in his eyes
Bane is always high
Maybe that's how he gets his Venom, if we were to include the comics and animated series into it.
My understanding would be that his natural body couldn't sustain much more punishment in the pit, and so when he escaped and became the mercenary in this film, I believe that Venom was put into his bloodstream, and the mask helps provide it a little bit.
Just*
@@dencheq nah
This is what everyone thought storming Area 51 would be.
Bane is that one Super soldier Area 51 did experiments on to stop the raiders.
Batman is that one strong and fast raider.
@@animooredpanda7097 *bane
Bane is trump
@Elijah Bloomfield
Everything is a lie...
No, I think this how everyone thinks 2020 will end
It's really a pity Ledger died. His Joker would find himself PERFECTLY in this chaos.
It would be interesting to hear the conversation betweent the Joker and Bane though. Would they agree with each other, or is the Joker too chaotic even for Bane and the League of Shadows?
It would be interesting for them to put this Bane in with Ledger's Joker.
He was supposed to be in the movie. Theres old photos of him in a prison uniform with a caption that said rises
@@officialtickler Supposedly, in the comic book "Dark Knight Rises" Bane sent the Joker to separation cell in a place of total isolation. On some island thousands of miles from Gotham.
Imagine if he was let out of prison and a sequel was made. I think they could've made 4 or 5 movies. With writers this good.
0:53 I love how batman inspires the fear out of the whole police force to charge at them by taking down their most powerful weapons
The police: "let's take it slow now"
Batman: *appears*
The police: "DEFENSE INCREASED 99% CHARGEEEEE"
Add to that, the cops with Gordon just hauling ass to get to the bomb!
As soon as it changes to inside it looks like on video games when the cutscenes start
It reminds me of the Batman Arkham games.
That’s because it goes straight to a widescreen cut. Lol. But I agree.
Archington True.
Ger Yang did they crop or using wider sensor/anamorphic lens?
NETVO TV They went from shooting in IMAX (giving the extra vertical space) to a traditional widescreen. IMAX is used in certain scenes throughout the film.
Bane in berserk mode Is scary AF
I suspect he was mixing Red Bull with Mentos.
This was the weakest version of Bane. How the heck was he shorter than Batman? Nolan could have at least cast someone 6’4” to 6’6” to play this character. I was disappointed in this film.
@@thehawk5141 That's because he was made to be the weakest. He was made to be the most realistic Bane. No stims or any drugs. Same with Batman. He was made to be relatively realistic and possible in the real world, that's why hes not doing insane acrobatics in a tight as suit with a cape or using like 500 gadgets. Nolan went for realism with his take on the Dark Knight. Personally, I'm more of a fan of the realistic aspect, but if you're disappointed because Bane doesnt take drugs or some shit, then so be it lmao
Ethan Goh then it’s not Batman and Bane 😂 it’s a comic book movie and not supposed to be realistic. It’s quite unrealistic for someone who moves as slow as this “Batman” to be able to much of anything to help 😂 These would be better movies if they were basically the same but not using all the character names. Just a new character cuz that’s basically what it is
Nah y’all trippen this is the best in my opinion
God Hans Zimmer’s music added some intensity to this battle. This score and Dark Knights score are my favorite Batman film soundtracks.
This music is peak intensity
The music was the only thing keeping me from falling asleep
Hans Zimmer never failed
I saw this in IMAX and I can tell you the noise was almost overwhelming. Great soundtrack that just feeds into the scene.
Doesn't matter what movie, good or bad, Zimmer always carries his own weight.
"So you came back to die with your city"
"No, I came back to stop you"
That line isn't as bad as people say it is. Remember for most of the movie Bruce has been wishing for death his first fight with Bane was baisically him committing suicide backed up by the lines "Why didn't you just kill me?" "You don't fear death, you welcome it" So when Bane said he came to die with his city he thought Bruce still longed for death but Bruce said no, he has a new appreciation of life and he wants to fight for it. This line shows character development.
Finally someone else paid attention to the movie
👏🏻
I would have wrote the line for him to say "No i came back to brake you"
no its pretty bad
Instead he should’ve said “No I came back to save it”. That would’ve been better
I can never repay Mr. Nolan for giving us this masterpiece of a trilogy.
In the words of Batman begins:
“And you’ll never have to”
@@mohamedashian604 damn...i was gonna say dat same thing.....but dats right
@RazorT13 is TENET worth it comparing to TDK triology ?
It’s the dumbest plot imaginable that Batman would not at some point just fucking shoot/bomb/stab Bane. He just wants to waste time fist fighting? F all the way off
@@bidmcms3 idk if u watched the movie but Batman says he doesn’t use guns. Imagine how stupid the movie was if Batman walked up and shot Bane. Stupid ass comment
2:04 it looks like its the ending of a cutscene and its about to change to gameplay
Leo G just missing a cut to black and the little “Loading...” in the bottom right
Round 1
FIGHT
Mortal Kombat story mode in a nutshell
4:42 is the transition back to a cutscene after you beat the boss.
I also noticed that since Nolan switched between imax and standard, sort of like in a video game the cutscenes would have the black bars at the top. I also focused on that once watching it and it honestly makes the entire films seem like a video game.
I really appreciate the way Mathew Modine says "There is only one police in this town" at the start.
You can tell he's absolutely terrified yet he's determined and courageous af.
What leaders of men do in the moment of battle stand in front of their men to lead the charge
3:10 Hans Zimmer was going out of control with the score. It’s one of my favorite pieces Hans has ever done.
Really the acceleration of chaos and spiraling out of control. Almost like a panic. Zimmer managed to capture that in a musical sense
It made an average movie with a half ass plot and cringey lines become alot better and engaging
@@dwaynethewokjohnson6646 Idk abiur average
4:23 damn can we just appreciate this moment, so heavy and crazy
Migueberg P savage mode
Frigin fast punches
You fight like a younger man, nothing held back. Admirable, but mistaken.
Bane lost his shit
I prefer IP Man tho
4:22
Really like this bit where Bane just starts snarling and throwing out punches because he’s panicking. He’s like a wounded animal
@@morganbrown1982 you're telling me snapping necks and breaking backs isn't intimidating alone especially his presence alone
Logan Simpkins u
"You fight like a younger man. Nothing held back. Admirable, but mistaken."
Then he did the same thing. And got beat as a result.
The fact that we notice this newfound ferocity in his fighting is choreographed to fit this scene and the situation Bane finds himself in. Before this, he was powerful enough to easily defeat Batman without much effort. That added to the intimidation. It shows just how much of a threat he was when he first introduced.
@Michael Kim beat me to it.
I love that dodge at 4:32 the way it is framed. It feels fluid, almost like how Batman dodges in the Animated series.
4:33
4:40 throwing the final punch in a boss fight into a cutscene
This was made better than Justice League.
Lmao that scene with Batman and that criminal in the beginning looks like a fucking stage play🤣🤣
Rogue Zpy why’s that so true
Isis beheadings had better plot and characters than Justice League
Ravage TheLegend at least the beheadings set out to do something
Fuck yeah. The last best comic book hero movie. Everything else has sucked
Bane: So you came back to die with your city
Batman: No! i came back to stop you
Speech: -1
He should've said, "I came back to break you."
@@abangemirzaihanabangzulkip9502 yep
Batman: No, I came back to get a back massage.
@@abangemirzaihanabangzulkip9502 Or "I came back to save it."
I literally cringed are this line.
I love how Nolan shows Police officers brave enough to die for their city, as well as showing those Boys, Who didnt run with their tale tucked, when They found that the bomb is going to go off and They are probably going to die, but instead did what Blake told them to do. I also love how Commissioner Gordon, officer Blake, Lucius Fox, Alfred and all other characters Who are just ordinary People, are made so impactful and not being just screen-filling characters, Who try effortlessly to help the main hero, but only produce problems instead. This trilogy is 3 Best super hero films there will ever exist in this world
I also like how Nolan shows how Batman has to lose everything, even in a way - his Life, to Save his city
Couldn't agree more, this trilogy is a masterpiece!
Respect to the cop at 1:50 for trying to take down Bane on his own.
I loved Mathew Modine in this film. He was SUCH a dickhead at first but ends up truly becoming a hero. Gordon asked if he buried his uniform in the backyard but then here we see him wearing it before tbe assault on Bane. Batman is not in this film that much and I love that. He truly inspired Gotham and made them rise up as one. Great end to the best trilogy ever made.
Yeah the story is good but the fight scenes are terrible
Diviuz how is the fight scene terrible
Wow, totally didn't realize it was him from Full Metal Jacket.
4th to Star Wars, the matrix and rocky
agreed with you on everything, except one: the best trilogy ever made? everybody has there own taste I quess but: Star Wars, Lord of the rings, Godfather, Back to the future, the Planet of the apes, The tobey maguire Spiderman trilogy Its up there sure, but to me, it barely gets into top 5(: but hey, movies are subjective.
3:38
Batman: it's over Bane, I have the HIGH GROUND!
Don't try it.
FLIPS IN THE AIR
"AaaAaAaaA"
hahhahaa
HAHAHAHA PERFECT
I like how this battle takes place in the daytime also, Batman thought that darkness was his ally but it shows that even without darkness that the Batman is a true force to be reckoned with by Villainy, he was broken and left in the dark but crawled back into the light and showed the people of Gotham that in his “final moments” he showed them who he really was, the hero that the city needed but often didn’t want.
@@mitchelldwyer3951yeah it’s an interesting choice I think by Nolan… he was a vigilante that skulked in the dark taking out the thugs that plagued Gotham and now he walks side by side with the GCPD and engages a greater threat head-on, they once hunted him, and now they are his allies
people misunderstand the “came back to stop you” line, it’s in reference to bruce having no fear of death before, that’s why he couldn’t defeat bane, so when bane said “you came back to die with your city” bruce takes that in a much deeper way than bane probably means it, and seeming as he’s gained his fear of death, he would reply with a genuine response as opposed to a clever line
That makes no sense
Damn Burger or maybe u just don’t get it
@@damnburger7351 Damn it Burger! It makes sense! Im a train your a burger how could you not see that?!
@@AJ-bg6ko i dont get because it makes no sense.
@@nelsonhill4625 he literally just describe how it does ffs
people forget that most of police officers were trapped under tunnel for weeks. they had to survive on low supply and even though they are rescued they were exhausted. most of them were not in top condition. Yet In order to save the city they went to downtown to arrest criminals and terrorists. they stood up to fight even though they were about to just fall to the ground. Commissioner who we thought coward came to fight in order to protect his family. he wore dress blue to show all officer that head of police is with them and prepare for his own death while defending the city. ( because if anyone has fallen from their duty the body of fallen is always dressed with dress blue.)
Shut up.
@@macklinbutcher1865 No u.
A shout out to the boys in blue. You guys are awesome. Stay awesome.
Macklin Butcher Moron.
what?
4:25 This Bane doesn’t need venom to be a beast. Dude punched through that stone pillar like it’s balsa wood.
And considering it’s Tom Hardy, your comment has two meanings.
Selina’s moment at 1:15 is awesome. We can see that she will not run away. She is changed, for the better.
0:55 Bane has the last donut
Lool Underrated comment
To see cops get gunned down but still continue to further fight is an amazing sight. The whole film is not about Batman but instead his people and how they must be like the vigilante if they don’t want to lose their city. Seeing Batman as a symbol of hope and inspiration that even at the darkest days, the people of Gotham can win.
K but why the frick is everyone fist-fighting? And why does every enemy decide to 1v1 batman in physical combat instead of trying to use their gun? This alone makes watching the movie without cringing so hard. At least make it make sense....
@@travisjones4349 みんなナイフや棍棒くらい持ってるはずなのに…
@@travisjones4349 there's over 3,000 officers running at them. They don't have the ammunition for all of that.
@@travisjones4349 they like their practical effects but they cant show a stampede of officers and homeless people running at each other because people would die irl
Because they ran out of bullets
I like the cop that said, “There’s only one police in this town.” He was ready to give up until he saw Batman’s signal. He got hope again and led Gotham’s police in a final battle to take back the city!
He was The Deputy Police Commissioner
This is what i love about The Dark Knight Trilogy in all three every character participates in saving the day, it's not just Batman doing everything he actually has friends to back him up. Every character gets to shine her, Gotham PD, Gordan, Fox, Selina etc. I love the ensemble feeling of these movies unlike alot of MCU movies where the citizens and minor characters are just there to be victims and don't contribute anything. This Gotham feels like a real world with people just as invested as Batman to save it.
I love big fights like this where the two main opponents work their way through the armies to reach other. Epic staged set piece.
@Indi yeah but this Batman doesn't usually kill people but yeah I see your point.
Indi Batman does not kill, so spraying them with bullets would have made him a killer. He would have been no better than Bane at that point.
Also if any movie had those realistic “just stab them in the back” then the movie wouldn’t be entertaining would it?
@@SpookyMarine Correction, this Batman doesn't kill. Both the Batman from the Michael KEATON films and the Batman from Ben AFFLECK most certainly do kill. Besides, this version killed Ras Al GUL
@@WNShadow814 this version did not kill him. He just didn't save him.
@@bobbycollins7620 He had the bridge shot out and knew Ras had no escape. It would be like me dangling someone off a cliff and telling them "I'm not going to kill you, gravity is going to kill you!" then letting them fall. Ummm nope,, that's still murder there
Batman:
“On your left.”
Dude, that cringe as fuck
Nosita Dewi your cringe as fuck
Sok inggris wkwkwok
Fucking cringe. At least Batman survived in the end lmao
As good as this scene is, I can't help but wonder if it would've been even better if it was set at night and possibly in heavier snow.
Pretty sure it would be epic too, but this being at daylight adds a sense of urgency, IMO. Like, this is the only time Batman fights at day and it’s his final appearance ever… it kinda completes his arc through the trilogy. He’s out of the shadows for the last battle.
He lost to bane in his own gameplay (night & dark environment). Now he needs to change his gameplay to even the odds
3:39 this shot tho
where a lot of the bogus fighting in back ground or the fact the cops been under ground for months but all have regulation haircuts and clean shaven still less obvious?
@@henriqueguedes6889 YEAH! it's like his costume isn't a costume here: it's actual BATTLE ARMOR.
His costume serves it's purpose (fear, intimidation) BECAUSE it's at night, and he wears black. HERE, it's like "I don't care who SEES me."
I love the fact that he no longer uses the shadows and fear, but he just shows up to lead the army and fight Bane in plain sunlight!!
The part where the police charge at Banes forces always makes me smile. Such an awesome scene.
always makes me laugh, so many people with guns and they just run up to fight hand to hand and don't fire a shot. Sorry, it's a dumb scene.
@@eolsunder would you want the police to wait for the bomb to go off then ?
@@eolsunder There were some shots fired. There were just so many of us. I was one of the goons in this scene. Not joking. We filmed this for 2 days.
The big fight between all the extras really falls apart when you really really look at them
I saw two criminals fighting each other and two cops fighting each other😂😂😂
Well, since I did BG on this, let me tell you we had to be careful with the fighting. We didn't want to hurt each other's asses.
That would be hard to do with so many people tho
It doesn't fall apart. Only if you look it over and over again in speed x0.5.
If you are just watching movie its ok.
Worse things were in other fights like Batman and Catwoman vs Thugs and Batman rescuing Blake.
I didn’t realize how many people were just hugging each other 😂
Better line:
“So, you came back to die with your city.”
“No, I came back to save it.”
that’s like 10x better than the original line
Movie directors should REALLY start reading youtube comments. Thats how you get solid gold lines like that⭐⭐⭐
Or "I came back to break you"
@@NWozz034 nah thats bad
or "No, for it"
cause he did
4:10 It's amazing how you can feel the intensity and adrenaline, I remember the whole theater cheering when batman broke the mask.
*”This is GOTHAM!!”*
4:41
Gold
@@jukic1235 literally everyone understands that reference
Let's not forget to pay major respect to:
1. The policemen that dared to take on Bane
2. The criminals that dared to take on Batman
Seriously, even though they failed, that's some ballsy stuff going straight for the Boss xD
wtf are you talking about. This was just a fucking movie.
F
They like Video Game minions. Always think they can run hands with anyone lmaoooo
Lo, was thinking just the same
@@malakius no shit. What's that got to do with anything?
I like the fact that Batman fights during the day in this scene. It's something different yet it looks really cool.
Truly one of the greatest street fights in cinematic history
The trilogy itself was a perfect odyssey but the action sequence was ridiculous lol. So many people were just hugging each other here
yeah, it was the main bad point of those movies
ya im like... is this shit fuckin braveheart? we got horses too?
You ever been in a fight? If it lasts longer than 5 seconds it's mostly hugging and wrestling.
Having worked on the fight scene there, I can tell you we had to plan it carefully so we didn't hurt each other. I was one of the goons. No, you can't see me, I was way in the back.
Haha yep watch at 1:40 anyone else notice the idiot in yellow on the left punching at air 😅🤣
At 4:18 he said "ow" lol
Kenneth Maniquis 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Never noticed that
Lol
haha
He was moaning because of pain,
I wasn't allowed into The Dark Knight screenings at the time but i'm so glad i got see this movie in the cinema. It really was something else
Lol...why ? I long for seeing a Nolan's movie on big screen.
How old were you then?
@@irvinreevesinbaraj6134 I was 9 at the time The Dark Knight released
1:42 Bane is coming down the stairs like "I have to deal with this shit!"
2:08 the left corner women...omg that punch👏
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol how did you see that. 😂😆😆😆
I see u got good peripherals nice.
1:19
This was how the Area 51 raid was SUPPOSED to go.
Lmao right? Fucking disappointment.
SEAtown Rider fucking kids
And what did you expect exactly? The immature kids who went did it for the memes and for shits and giggles, not to enforce their right not to be lied to by the government and the military. The new generations prefer pandering to their misled peers, rather than taking a stand. The indoctrinated masses are the first factor which enables authoritarian regimes to flourish, not a symptom.
Raul Hantig woah man we’re just here to have a good time.
@@dollazNzentz You see what the depth of your mind enables you to see, I guess that's our hubris. Pointless. You will care 10 years from now when your own government takes away your liberty.
This is such a good finale. The cops come back and fight for a battle of true justice. We get Batman fighting Bane in the day (which he never does.) Because bane says he owns the darkness, Batman challenges him during the day where he’s not as comfortable. And they fight on the steps of city hall, a symbol of the system and justice. Such good symbolism and a good finale.
Also some extra symbolism of the prison Bane puts Bruce in being the Lazarus pit. Because once Bruce emerges from it, he’s reborn. The Lazarus pit isn’t actually a pit that restores your health, it’s symbolic. Also, we see Bane fight very calmly and collectively the entire movie up until now. This version of Bane is honestly pretty tame compared to the comics. But right at the end when Bane is in agonizing pain, we see him fight the most wildly and powerfully we have all film. In the comics Bane takes a steroid called Venom which makes him super strong. In this movie, Banes venom is pain and suffering, that’s what gives him strength. Good symbolism
The music is so intense in this scene, not just the movie but the trilogy is about to climax.
1:38 clear shot of guy punching air
Cashis B Where?
I wonder wha went through his head when the director told him to do that
Bruh
The great raid of area 51
(Colorized)
September 20
-2019-
I cant wait to play the game of it
Yeah but it's the opposite because the government is now attacking the people
Connor Cahill LOL, I don’t mean to be a dick but there are a lot of dumbasses who take the joke too seriously and actually want to go raid Area 51. And expect to not get assaulted during the raid.
4 days to go lads.
We will never forget
Notice how during most of the fight, Bane is in control and takes on Batman with ease. But when Batman breaks Bane's mask, he loses that control and becomes more aggressive (caused by pain).
I just noticed that and it's really cool.
I think it was that point when Bane caught Batman's fist but Batman overpowered him that the fight started turning. You're right though that Batman really started winning when he broke part of his mask.
@Minh Hiếu Nguyễn what?
and sloppy too
soo basically like how in batman and robin they cut banes venom tubes?
Gosh I love Nolan’s cinematic style. Everything is real. There’s only a handful of marvel movies that really look this good but I film like this will be ageless
This fight is incredible. From the way the fight starts where Batman and Bane are trying to find each other, to the breaking of Bane 's mask, and his epic berserk moment. Yes, when looking at some of the extras they can look really obvious that they are not hitting their punches, but you have got to appreciate some of them who went above and beyond. Some of the ones I found was the cool dodge to the right at 4:15, the guy in the yellow hoodie pummeling the ever-loving shit out of that guy at 3:36 (who returns for a brief cameo at 4:00), and the guy to the right at 1:53 who straight up picks another guy off the ground. I encourage others to find more of these hidden gems, as they are true gold.
amen. Everyone thinks this scene looks silly and "every" single extra in the background throws soft punches... too many people used to CGI battles, where everything looks perfect but empty and definitely faker than this. You can't avoid some extra from being caught on camera with fake moves, but it's a 2000 people battle, for God's sake....
Lol respect to that guy at 1:53
This movie looks like you're watching people film a movie.
RedLukey wdym
RedLukey ?
@@jakubonodi4206 I mean exactly what I said.
RedLukey I just don’t get what you mean by it exactly
I don’t know why, but I understand what you mean...
This was the Endgame for the early 2010s
4:43 when the boss battle ends and the cutscenes begins
Gordon and his men were the unsung heroes of Gotham.
4:19 first time Bane shows pain in the whole movie, “ow”!
The first time he's actually afraid too
@@thegoodfather1177 he isn’t afraid he is in pain because Batman broke his mask
@@seanbuchanan5529 I said as well, and he clearly is afraid, his eyes go wide and and he's amazed when Batman breaks the mask. His punches are a lot more desperate like a caged animal, not the dominating powerhouse he was before
4:22 It was at this moment my respect grew for Batman's defensive fighting skills and Bane's strength.
That scene where Batman shoots the tank and flies off, and the GCPD change from scared and hopelessness to cheer and hopefulness and charge at the enemy is the most Batman shit I've ever seen, that's what he is, a beacon of hope
I still love the TDK and TDKR bat suit. It has such a great look to it
i respect your opinion but i prefer batman begins
Batman fighting in daylight?
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaat!?!?!
Kids In America funny. Made me laugh.
I know right??? I always thought they should’ve shot this under a full moon (or at least light the scene up under one). Batman and the sun just doesn’t seem to go together
It’s meaningful because he’s abandoning his character in a final fight which cannot wait until night
The last time they fought Bane said he was relying on darkness
And in snow at that
10 years later. still no movie has quite topped this.
4:02 watch in slo mo and the dude on the right is getting a head massage
4:22 dammn those punches are real.
Tactically speaking the police did what is considered a viable tactic for this situation. It’s called “Human Wave” or “Mass Assault” the concept is to drown an entrenched opponent in bodies and engage in close quarters. It’s the epitome of “They can’t stop us all.” Most of these officers lacked a ranged weapon but had a melee weapon; something which their opponents seemed to lack. Once the forward most gunmen make contact with the wave the men in the “reserve” have to move up to reinforce them, lest they risk being overrun. Shooting in this situation is a horrible idea as friend and foe are oftentimes attached to each other in a fight to throw the other man to the ground.
And they were aware of Gordon's plan with the bomb, they knew it was worth the risk to distract Bane. Not to mention they know Batman is back
you seem like you have experience
It would have made more sense to garrison the buildings around them.
Seems like this is how August 2020 is gonna turn out...
Actually it turned out to be an explosion
@@sugdolomar Actually the riots are back on!
@1:04 - that bike was definitely made for her
1:57 that cop on the left with that superman punch 🤣
Oh no...it's very painful, to see 😂
I think that got him
One of my favorite batman movies of all time
This movie just showed different emotions Bruce goes through while defending the honor of Gotham. One was a dejected and depressed state after Bane broke his will & the other phase was him overcoming fear by self belief. This is the true definition of ups & downs in life. Amazing movie by Nolan. This scene is powerful
2:20 this reminds me a lot of Star Wars, how the emperor was just watching as everyone else fights for him. She looks super sinister
The snow really added so much to this I can’t say it enough
Legend ends. Gotham rises.
WHERE'S YOUR TRIGGER???? WHERE IS IT???? God, I love the way Batman says that.
Ik, when TDK gets angry he really means business.
1:08 I just came for this moment. Thank you, good day.
i came AT that moment
4:23 Someone tried to mug me on the CTA. Most badass two seconds of my life lol
I wish he say a better line than “no, I came back to stop you”
Haha ya
NETVO TV “no, I came back because IM BATMAN
How about “No, I come back to see you breath in fear”
NETVO TV that would be dope
Why? This wasn’t a time for some kind of cheesy Superhero line or a James Bond quip. It was to the point and badass. Nothing further needed to be said by either Batman or Bane. However........”WHERE IS THE TRIGGER????!!!!”.........that was very cringey and could’ve been much better.
With the riots going on, this didn’t take long to become relevant again
The riots? What riots?
@@theaccordian9377 BLM and Antifa riots
@@colio4197 the ones that nobody reports on because media is in the pocket of you know who😳😂
I got chills in the theater when Batman came out of nowhere in the bat and shot that tumbler aiming at the police. The start of the fight. All the cops cheering and then screaming as they advance.
This movie has aged so well, what an amazing trilogy.
It's only over 10 years ago
@@philipkempbell7174Believe it or not, 10 years is pretty long for us humans.
3:38 its over bane, i have the high ground
3:39
Very symbolic, at the risk the pointing the obvious, this is the single moment Batman comes out in broad daylight in the entire trilogy. A dark knight but the true champion of the light.
Batman calmly ask Mr.Bane Where the trigger is.
It’s weird seeing Batman fight in day time
Was this his first time going outside as Batman
Loki 2012 Batman no he’s always going outside as Batman but I’m just saying he’s usually in the dark
that's why this trilogy didn't work for me, it didn't feel like gotham
John Sullivan how
Y’all r missing the point tho, if Batman fought in the dark like before he would have lost since they’re both from the League of Shadows. So he deliberately took Bane on in daytime, knowing to aim for the mask this time 🦇
I get goosebumps as soon as the cops yell and start charging in. Score kicks up! Love it.
Yeah. So much going on here. The cops, Batman, Catwoman, Officer Blake, Gordon, Lucius.
I LOVED ANNE HATHWAY AFTER HER DAMN BEAUTIFUL PERFORMANCE IN THIS MOVIE.
The fight is filmed so real you can really the feel the struggle Batman and Bane are having while fighting each other. There is simply not enough words to describe.
YT 2016: no
YT 2017: no
YT 2018: maybe
YT 2019: *IT'S RECOMMENDATION T I M E*
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2:10 that response so so bad lmao
I’d prefer him to just say “Nope.”
I hope by "bad" you mean epic
SMS226 not really, if you found that epic you probably find paint drying super entertaining
Lol yeah. Corny response then proceeds to get his ass beat
What makes it worse is it seemed T'd up for Batman to give this epic comeback line after his long journey coming back from defeat. And then he gives the most cliche line ever.
Interesting to note that even in Nolan's "realistic" Batman universe, traces of the original villains still remain. In the cartoons, Bane is made much weaker when his venom lines are cut. In Nolan's Batman, Bane is made weaker by his ventilators being cut. The weakness is actually the same, just adapted to fit the universe more accurately.
1:10 cameraman knew the assignment 🙏🏿
😂
Why'd bane's men charge they had guns just mow the cops down
assassin guy movies logic 🤷🏻♂️
They were getting closer, and so was bane’s men at that point using assault rifles were too close
They did until the smoke bombs were thrown
Who cares this fight scene is awesome
@Winter Sky .......youre a fucking idiot.
This battle gave me chills in theater. I absolutely love it
This is literally the Riots of 2020
Masterpiece ❤
This right here (aside from the rest of the epicness) is why I freaking love Hans Zimmer so much. His music synergizes to what we’re watch _so. Damn. Well._
The bulk of this fight is predominantly horns aided by percussion but the instant the music drops n changes to heavy intense drums is exactly timed with him going berserker and it makes the audience almost _feel_ the impact of his fists because of the music. Absolute master tier composure.
The *only* god-tier composure who (I believe) can beat him is John Williams.
But yeah this was a great ending to one of the best trilogies ever.