I love how the Bruce Wayne voice broke through instead of the batman voice when he got stabbed. It was a really great way of showing that there still is a person underneath the cape and cowl.
+The Samurai Cop Same here. There are only two scenes in the trilogy when he spoke in his Bruce Wayne voice as Batman, first time with Rachel in the batcave. I think sensitive moments are when he talks in his real voice. I think it would've been nice if he spoke in his Bruce voice at the end of TDK with Two-Face.
+Random Person Then why would Bruce still be using the Batman voice when he was calling Alfred for help after being severely injured by fire and the fear toxin in Batman Begins you dumb fuck
@@RunningBlade2184 because he was able to talk in that voice. When he got stabbed here anyone's voice would break out of there batman voice think before YOU speak dumbass
Actually he planned his death with Gordon by providing him with the car and telling him to go to Wayne Tower to destroy the rail line. And then he left him to die on the train thus making it a premidated plan to kill Ra's al Ghul. So still murder. There was also no reason for him to board the train other than to make sure Ra's was on it and that he could not stop the train. So he literally boarded the train to make sure it would crash and kill him.
But Gordon also didn't know who Ras Al Ghul was or even the name 'League of Shadows" although he saw that Miranda (Talia) was working against him and Batman the whole time while she was dying in the truck.
I'm so glad Batman sat there so quietly with a knife in his ribs long enough for Talia to so graciously finish her lengthy monologue exposition for the sake of the audience.
I will give you that such a hypothetical is possible, but if Batman were truly thinking ahead, he probably wouldn't have been penetrated by the woman he was penetrating in the first place. And any plan that requires you to sit and listen to a person talk while that person is stabbing you in the ribs is an empirically bad idea, no matter the ends.
Vir Animus while I see and respect your point, think about the fact that he was caught by surprise when she stabbed him (thinking he could trust her, a fatal mistake) and then pushed through the pain knowing he had to stall her. I will agree though that it was not part of his plan to get stabbed. Think about how shocked he was, because he still had no idea who had the detonator and no idea that she was Ra's daughter, he had total trust in her
the real wound he was suffering there was the betrayal.. reminded me of that Braveheart scene when he ripped the helmet off that knight on the battlefield only to discover it was Robert The Bruce
Here's something I noticed in all 3 Dark Knight movies. Batman is fighting one villain almost the whole movie. Then when Batman defeats him towards the end, another one comes around immediately after that. BB: Fighting Scarecrow, then Ra's al Ghul TDK: Fighting Joker, then Two-Face TDKR: Fighting Bane, then Talia al Ghul.
Also in all three movies a random henchmen turns out to be a villain The mentor turns out to be the real Rah al Ghul One of the clown turns out to be Joker One of the terrorist turns out to be Bane
Michael Maier then whyd you come to this video . You head the nerve to use your crusty fingers to type DTK and spew your negativity lol. You that lonely ?
Talia: "My father ex-communicated Bane from the League of Shadows. His only crime.....was that he loved me." Such a wonderful job by Cotillard. A memorable speech.
This scene was such an unexpected turn around! And I love it so much, just look at the softness in Bane's eyes as he looks at her; this scene really humanizes him after all his hard core mercilessness.
Daniel Williamson You both are lucky to have been caught by the surprise. Paparazzi photos from the set a year before the release confirmed peoples' theories that Marion was playing a big role and not some lowly Wayne Enterprises head.
Bane didn't fight prisoners to protect a vulnerable woman and little girl he fought THE PRISON for ten years. For ten years this one man was the wall between a jail full of the worst inmates in the world and two young women. Good God that man is made of badass and moral integrity. Even if he is a villain, he is a hero
Even though I kinda knew she was going to be Talia, I still love this scene when she shows her true colors. People have complained that it was too much too late, but I disagree. After she reveals herself, the flashbacks of her climbing out, her father rescuing Bane and recruiting him, training him and Talia, etc.... That explains it all. And when you look back on her character before she reveals herself, she says things like "restoring balance to the world" or "do what is necessary". That's something that her father would say. If you look at it from that perspective in my opinion, it all falls into place.
The reveal also makes you want to rewatch and see things from a different perspective. You notice little things like how she was the one who sold out the special forces and Gordon etc.
"No please!!!" the way Bale delivered those line through voice and his eyes sent a shiver down my spine. One, it was him being vulnerable, in his Batman persona, which is supposed to be one of fear. Two, you see how much his legacy, parents, and Gotham, mean to him.
Nobody is going to talk about how perfect Bale's acting is here?? Half of his face is covered but you can almost feel how shocked and in pain he is from the unexpected stab. His eyes (like Tom Hardy) convey his emotion. Such a brilliant actor
The plates do, but if you can hit him between the plates there's not protection there. In TDK Lucius mentions that his new suit lets him be faster and more agile, but separation of the plates leaves him more vulnerable to gun fire and knives.
I think they're relationship is more like the father figure and daughter figure kind of type. Like, Bane was still a grown man when he was still in prison, and Talia was only a child. So I bet he probably had a fatherly attachment towards her, one example is when he saved her from the prisoners in the pit in order for her to escape. If not that, then Bane is probably an uncle kind of type. Sorry if my English and explanation isn't good enough to understand...
“You see, it’s the slow knife, the knife that takes its time, the knife that waits years without forgetting, then slips quietly between bones. That’s the knife that cuts the deepest.” Talia al Ghul
My goodness this scene was so filled with emotions good acting and satisfaction!! Really do have respect for all three of these but absolutely adore Marion ❤️ Side note: Sapien it’s actually “That’s the 🔪 that cuts Deepest” ~ Talia al Ghul there is no THE before deepest. Sorry i know. It’s late. i’m bored.
One of the best scenes in the whole movie. Superb acting, especially by Bale. The sheer despair in the eyes of a man who realizes that he can't do nothing - tremendous.
@@shadowuchiha4311 Realistic doesn't mean better... Spiderverse is unrealistic, and I think that is a better movie than this think to the former's coherent plot...
No one credits Marion's performance in this? Her voice has so much resonance and composure, it blends in with the slow, stilling soundtrack in the background so well.
Banes eyes are so full of emotions. Here when he is in tears is really touching. This monster. This evil being who beat the crap out of Batman and killed people here and there without hesitation had tears when listening to Talia and about him saving her. He was good at the beginning. If he had died there in the pit by the other prisoners, he would had died a hero. But he didn't and he did see himself become the villain.
This is probably the most underrated scene in the entire trilogy. Look at Batman at 3:25 - 3:36, the utter sadness and pain are clearly shown on his face, the way he helplessly says "please", and the fact that Batman is able to display so much emotions even with almost all of his face shielded, just makes me fathom how anybody can possibly say Christian Bale's Batman sucks...
Christian Bale is the best Batman, acting wise or commercial wise. From childhood, Batman comic has always been my best but never loved the movies until the Bale's trilogy
I think washing over comic characters with a realistic dark look would have given DC a better atmosphere. Nolan did it well with Dark Knight trilogy. Marvel did it well with Wolverine.
I don't think Superman or Green Latern would with in the Nolanverse at all. And a universe with Batman already dead before the introduction of the other heroes? Na
2:33 I don't know why but I always found these 2 seconds of acting brilliant and unique. The way Tom Hardy went from hearthbroken and emotional to basicly a cold, emotionless henchman in 1 second amazes me.
I thought I was the only one to notice this, Bane was so powerful in this scene in a way, he didn't say a word but the way Hardy expressed his eyes was outstanding, after this scene when Talia says "goodbye my friend" and strokes Bane's mask, the look on Hardy's eyes was so powerful and emotional. Hardy deserves a fucking oscar, everyone in this movie does? Caine, Bale, Anne, Hardy.
Its so amazing Tom Hardy don't even talk the whole scene and still his eyes talking and all the emotion pass to you,only through his eyes not many actors can do it Tom Hardy can
I think the true ending for Bane, was that tear drop & the revelation of his story, the look in the eyes of Bane during his last moments gives out so much emotion, that's props to Tom Hardy.
It only goes to show no matter how much of a mad man we may think bane is, When he begins to cry it shows he's just as human as any of us. Nolan did a very good job showing that.
"You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain" Bane could've died a hero protecting Talia, but instead he lived on and eventually became the Villain.
@Jake R The quote is supposed to be for *some* people, individuals if you will. For example, a person who was once a really good and moral person, later in his life becomes quite the opposite for certain reasons. It is not supposed to be applied to every single good person in the world, only to those who were once good, and are now bad. I thought that was obvious maybe not.
This movie was the most intense film ever made. I was literally on the edge of my seat the entire movie with my nerves and goosebumps all over the place lol so much was at stake and it was just an epic ass conclusion to my favorite superhero and everyone in the theater shrieked at Miranda’s plot twist into Talia! Good storytelling and directing at its finest!
Man. This was so sad. Bane protecting the little girl from the other inmates. He was good at the beginning. Not just a monster. If he had died there in the pit. He would had died a hero. "Either you die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain". Harvey Dent said that. That line is for Bane. Thank you Nolan.
Bro, she avenges her father, she knew where she was hitting with this knife, the most brutal turn of the knife was at 3:30-3:34 there she almost got this knife. But I repeat, she did it for her father!
Lol Bruce wanted armour to turn his head at the cost of a knife being able to penetrate him. And he was able to turn his head to see Talia stabbing him.
Sometimes i feel this film doesn't get enough credit for being a phenomenal ending too a phenomenal trilogy with outstanding performances from all of the cast marion colltard is beautiful and badass in this scene.
"The betrayal you can see is trivial. What is truly frightening and much more lethal is the betrayal that you don't see" 0:19 Batman's face says it all
I still remember the midnight screening for this and how the entire theater gasped when Talia revealed her true self and stabbed him. It was such a perfectly guarded secret until the end, because Bane kept the spotlight on himself through much of the film and it only seemed like he was keeping her as a hostage for leverage against Bruce. While Heath Ledger's legacy as the Joker cast a huge shadow over this movie when it came out, I think it still aged well over the years. It was incredibly relevant at its release due to the fallout from the '08 crash and the Occupy Wall Street movement that was still going on (Nolan declined to include actual street protests to avoid trivializing them).
Batman shedding tears at seemingly finally losing Gotham hits so hard. it's like the absolute worst thing and the moment reminds me of how Bruce reacted to losing his father's mansion in the first movie.
Can you imagine how insane it would be if 3:38 she detonated the bomb and killed batman? This scene would be remembered as batman's somber last moments, a much grimmer, darker ending. This scene would be haunting
Some people say the plot twist was terrible. For me it was the greatest plot twist I’ve ever seen. Some people had their suspicions about Miranda aka Talia. But this plot twist got me by surprise.
You see, it's the slow knife... the knife that takes its time, the knife that waits years without forgetting, then slips quietly between the bones... that's the knife that cuts deepest.
How incredible that the core of this film turns out to be not the flashy expensive gadgets or suits or the developed Gotham city, but the emotions formed in this unprofessionally put together hole in the ground in the Middle East, with everyone wearing rags, cut off from the world, acting out the little that they know.
I don't need too! I have this movie on DVD and yeah, she did do a very poor job in that death scene but honestly, I am not gonna let 1 bad scene ruin what I thought of her performance overall in this movie which I thought was great.
I agree. Her death scene was awful but to compare it to rest of her scene in the movie, she gave a great performance. Also, I too love her acting in this scene- especially when she says, "See, it's the slow knife.." line. That was such a good delivery. :)
I love how the Bruce Wayne voice broke through instead of the batman voice when he got stabbed. It was a really great way of showing that there still is a person underneath the cape and cowl.
+The Samurai Cop Same here. There are only two scenes in the trilogy when he spoke in his Bruce Wayne voice as Batman, first time with Rachel in the batcave. I think sensitive moments are when he talks in his real voice. I think it would've been nice if he spoke in his Bruce voice at the end of TDK with Two-Face.
Such a bullshit observation...that's not 'bruce waynes voice' thats the voice of someone who has just been fucking stabbed you dipshit
+Random Person Then why would Bruce still be using the Batman voice when he was calling Alfred for help after being severely injured by fire and the fear toxin in Batman Begins you dumb fuck
@@RunningBlade2184 because he was able to talk in that voice. When he got stabbed here anyone's voice would break out of there batman voice think before YOU speak dumbass
Both Talia and Bane knew who he was, though, so there was no point in faking the voice anyway.
Now now Talia, Bruce didn't murder your father, he just didn't save him
Right Batman doesn’t kill people 😂 that’s against his rule
I don't think rational advice would help this woman 😂
Actually he planned his death with Gordon by providing him with the car and telling him to go to Wayne Tower to destroy the rail line. And then he left him to die on the train thus making it a premidated plan to kill Ra's al Ghul. So still murder. There was also no reason for him to board the train other than to make sure Ra's was on it and that he could not stop the train. So he literally boarded the train to make sure it would crash and kill him.
But Gordon also didn't know who Ras Al Ghul was or even the name 'League of Shadows" although he saw that Miranda (Talia) was working against him and Batman the whole time while she was dying in the truck.
Gordon killed him by blowing up the tracks, Batman refused to save him.
I'm so glad Batman sat there so quietly with a knife in his ribs long enough for Talia to so graciously finish her lengthy monologue exposition for the sake of the audience.
if you think about it, he may have stalled to give Gordon more time to block the detonator signal. Batman always thinks ahead
I will give you that such a hypothetical is possible, but if Batman were truly thinking ahead, he probably wouldn't have been penetrated by the woman he was penetrating in the first place.
And any plan that requires you to sit and listen to a person talk while that person is stabbing you in the ribs is an empirically bad idea, no matter the ends.
Vir Animus
while I see and respect your point, think about the fact that he was caught by surprise when she stabbed him (thinking he could trust her, a fatal mistake) and then pushed through the pain knowing he had to stall her. I will agree though that it was not part of his plan to get stabbed. Think about how shocked he was, because he still had no idea who had the detonator and no idea that she was Ra's daughter, he had total trust in her
the real wound he was suffering there was the betrayal.. reminded me of that Braveheart scene when he ripped the helmet off that knight on the battlefield only to discover it was Robert The Bruce
Vir Animus He was rusty, and shocked.
Here's something I noticed in all 3 Dark Knight movies. Batman is fighting one villain almost the whole movie. Then when Batman defeats him towards the end, another one comes around immediately after that.
BB: Fighting Scarecrow, then Ra's al Ghul
TDK: Fighting Joker, then Two-Face
TDKR: Fighting Bane, then Talia al Ghul.
That's why it is said never trust the nicest nor closest friend nor your own family. Corruption is everywhere.
+abraham requenes I don't think the league of shadows is corrupt
Also in all three movies a random henchmen turns out to be a villain
The mentor turns out to be the real Rah al Ghul
One of the clown turns out to be Joker
One of the terrorist turns out to be Bane
Poor Batman
And for each, the second was someone he trusted
Tom Hardy's acting using only his eyes had me feeling sad for Bane
I felt way more sorry for myself having to watch such a terrible performance.
Michael Maier then whyd you come to this video . You head the nerve to use your crusty fingers to type DTK and spew your negativity lol. You that lonely ?
@@yalilgomez6634 Did you hit your head a lot as a kid? You seem illiterate.
Michael Maier did you get neglected when you were a child? You seem to be craving strangers attention lol .
@@yalilgomez6634 " strangers' "
He forgot how to mind his surroundings.
"If someone stands in the way of true justice you simply walk up behind them and stab them in the heart.”
@@victorrain ribs
@@christianlowry6362 And that's why she lost. She forgot about the heart.
@@cassanderrr She stabbed him in the heart by betraying him, he had put his trust in her, and she showed the real her, Talia.
@@cassanderrr she should have gone for the head
Talia: "My father ex-communicated Bane from the League of Shadows. His only crime.....was that he loved me." Such a wonderful job by Cotillard. A memorable speech.
I'm confused in what terms did Bane loves Talia really? Like a daughter or...
@@nopenever5107 I think it was like a daughter.
Chris Nolan loves James Bond, and this whole aspect of TDKR is heavy shades of The World Is Not Enough.
@@nopenever5107 or step daughter 😂
@@drestathagangsta8880 Which is weird, considering Tom Hardy is actually younger than Marion Cotillard.
“My father only saw a monster who could not be tamed.”
*”You tamed **_my_** monster.”*
"I stabbed you."
"I stabbed you first."
With your mouth
@@notfalling334 And two other places
Jajajaja you guys are assholes
I wear a rubber suit all day, really seals in the flavor
Commissioner Gordon is the only one actually helping in this scene.
Wrong
@@Blitz-ww8kh 440 to 1. You're wrong
@@Ace2Trill thats not how likes works
Bane is the best example of "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain".
Tom Daedalus Harvey dent
No its harvey dent obviously lol.. bane was a villain all the way from the beginning to end
@LIL HONEYBUN he was in that prison for a reason
@@MC-bd5ub prision rules are set by warlord , talia's mother did nothing wrong and she was sent to pit for marrying rah's
Count Daedalus very true. Granted Bane got send to prison for a reason but he protected and help raised Talia ALL her life
This scene was such an unexpected turn around! And I love it so much, just look at the softness in Bane's eyes as he looks at her; this scene really humanizes him after all his hard core mercilessness.
I should had known she was Talia al Ghul, I really didn't see it coming.
Daniel Williamson You both are lucky to have been caught by the surprise. Paparazzi photos from the set a year before the release confirmed peoples' theories that Marion was playing a big role and not some lowly Wayne Enterprises head.
@@AngelofMusic04 That's what happens when you dig too deep.
True
If you know anything about batman lore it was so obvious.
Bane didn't fight prisoners to protect a vulnerable woman and little girl he fought THE PRISON for ten years. For ten years this one man was the wall between a jail full of the worst inmates in the world and two young women. Good God that man is made of badass and moral integrity.
Even if he is a villain, he is a hero
he protected them because he wanted them for himself. and he got talia by the look of it i mean jesus christ look at her
@@nickclark18 where does it say in the movie that he only protected them bc he wanted them for himself?
Absolutely. You got it perfectly. And the movie does subtly treat him as the real hero of the story.
Nah wanted to kill all he was gonna kill all Gotham people that's not what heroes do
His story makes me so sad, I wish he didn’t have to fight the Batman. But his story will live on in the greatest hero movies in the world.
Even though I kinda knew she was going to be Talia, I still love this scene when she shows her true colors. People have complained that it was too much too late, but I disagree. After she reveals herself, the flashbacks of her climbing out, her father rescuing Bane and recruiting him, training him and Talia, etc.... That explains it all. And when you look back on her character before she reveals herself, she says things like "restoring balance to the world" or "do what is necessary". That's something that her father would say. If you look at it from that perspective in my opinion, it all falls into place.
+Joe Tufano Plus the 'we felt rich indeed'. And the scene when they got caught, they knew someone had snitched on them.
The reveal also makes you want to rewatch and see things from a different perspective. You notice little things like how she was the one who sold out the special forces and Gordon etc.
Yeah but she's really ugly. Talia is beautiful.
howww
i never saw this coming tbh
@@michaelmaier7262 marion cotillard is beautiful
"Uhhhh hur huh hurhur" - Batman, after Talia stabbed him.
FISHVSSHARK His voice is so ridiculous leading up to this lmao
Batfleck after getting stabbed= I’m so angry I’m going to destroy you for breaking my combo.
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
Ugghhy
@@dogestranding5047 well, I sounded a lot more ridiculous when I got stabbed lol
"Are you crying right now?! Jesus, his face is all wet. Like mine was, at the beginning...and yours was, at the end."
+CreepYourSmile "PRESS THE BUTTON!"
Now you have my permission to cry
Actually it was Gordon who murdered Ra's al Ghul when he shot the cannon that destroyed the railway tracks. Wayne just decided to let him die...
Lol
Talia didn't care, as far as she was concerned, Batman/Bruce was responsible for her father's death.
Daniel Williamson yeah batman could have saved him but didn't
George That's because Ra's warned Batman about compassion.
actually bruce did kill him by messing up the brake system for the train so that it wouldnt stop
"No please!!!" the way Bale delivered those line through voice and his eyes sent a shiver down my spine. One, it was him being vulnerable, in his Batman persona, which is supposed to be one of fear. Two, you see how much his legacy, parents, and Gotham, mean to him.
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Nobody is going to talk about how perfect Bale's acting is here?? Half of his face is covered but you can almost feel how shocked and in pain he is from the unexpected stab. His eyes (like Tom Hardy) convey his emotion.
Such a brilliant actor
Yes. Like most people, the reveal here doesn't really work for me. But Bale's acting is great 👍.
utterly phenomenal honestly. Rises may be flawed but it has Bales best performance
"Separation of the plates makes you more vulnerable to knives and gunfire"
- Lucius Fox (The Dark Knight, 2008)
I thought the bat suit stops knifes and gun fire
anything but a straight shot
The Batman Begins’ batsuit did
The plates do, but if you can hit him between the plates there's not protection there. In TDK Lucius mentions that his new suit lets him be faster and more agile, but separation of the plates leaves him more vulnerable to gun fire and knives.
"The Separation of the plates will make you more vulnerable to knives and gunfire" - Lucious Fox (The Dark Knight)
@@leonida.b Yes. We remember at the end of BB, he turns his whole body to speak to Gordon at the end. Not much flexibility there.
i found this scene clear that bane and talia had a brother sister relationship and they were both masterminds behind the plan
Will Brock. really? I thought they were like secretly going out
You're thinking into this way more than the writer did.
I think they're relationship is more like the father figure and daughter figure kind of type. Like, Bane was still a grown man when he was still in prison, and Talia was only a child. So I bet he probably had a fatherly attachment towards her, one example is when he saved her from the prisoners in the pit in order for her to escape. If not that, then Bane is probably an uncle kind of type.
Sorry if my English and explanation isn't good enough to understand...
“You see, it’s the slow knife, the knife that takes its time, the knife that waits years without forgetting, then slips quietly between bones. That’s the knife that cuts the deepest.” Talia al Ghul
It reminds me of the bomb line at the very end of "Tenet."
I’ve been looking for this , thanks
My goodness this scene was so filled with emotions good acting and satisfaction!! Really do have respect for all three of these but absolutely adore Marion ❤️
Side note: Sapien it’s actually “That’s the 🔪 that cuts Deepest” ~ Talia al Ghul
there is no THE before deepest. Sorry i know. It’s late. i’m bored.
One of the best scenes in the whole movie. Superb acting, especially by Bale. The sheer despair in the eyes of a man who realizes that he can't do nothing - tremendous.
I like how when he said "Miranda ?......why ?", he doesn't do it in the Batman voice but in his own voice instead.
Piotr Pawlik now thank CollegeHumor for forever ruining it! :D
+James Thomas takes one to know one
I laugh when people call this a bad movie.
It's not that good, though...
@Aphirak Tumoon
"this one alone better than other "hero" movies combined xD"
Not really...
@@陳潔明-w6y Hell yea, this one is more realistic and better.
@@陳潔明-w6y Altought i dont like how they did Talia
@@shadowuchiha4311
Realistic doesn't mean better...
Spiderverse is unrealistic, and I think that is a better movie than this think to the former's coherent plot...
No one credits Marion's performance in this?
Her voice has so much resonance and composure, it blends in with the slow, stilling soundtrack in the background so well.
love her performance. She's amazing in general!
Except her death scene which is awful deaths in a superhero movies
@@carolinah4348 no because it was all undermined by her death scene which was the stupidest thing I've ever seen
She's the best.
Banes eyes are so full of emotions. Here when he is in tears is really touching. This monster. This evil being who beat the crap out of Batman and killed people here and there without hesitation had tears when listening to Talia and about him saving her. He was good at the beginning. If he had died there in the pit by the other prisoners, he would had died a hero. But he didn't and he did see himself become the villain.
This is probably the most underrated scene in the entire trilogy. Look at Batman at 3:25 - 3:36, the utter sadness and pain are clearly shown on his face, the way he helplessly says "please", and the fact that Batman is able to display so much emotions even with almost all of his face shielded, just makes me fathom how anybody can possibly say Christian Bale's Batman sucks...
Christian Bale plays the Batman character the best in my humble opinion... 🦇💯👌🔥
Christian Bale is the best Batman, acting wise or commercial wise. From childhood, Batman comic has always been my best but never loved the movies until the Bale's trilogy
I have never seen anyone say that Christian Bales Batman sucks
The utter pain is clearly shown on his face at 3:331
The utter sadness and pain are clearly shown on his face at 3:31 look at his mouth and eyes
These movies were great n realistic...Christopher Nolan shouldve been given control over the DC cinematic universe after doing this trilogy
Personally, Dark Knight was the best film of the trilogy. I still enjoyed Dark Knight Rises.
a year later, Nolan would have definitely made a better universe than WB ( with the help of Snyder and the director of Wonder woman )
I think washing over comic characters with a realistic dark look would have given DC a better atmosphere.
Nolan did it well with Dark Knight trilogy.
Marvel did it well with Wolverine.
I don't think Superman or Green Latern would with in the Nolanverse at all. And a universe with Batman already dead before the introduction of the other heroes? Na
If this movie is realistic to you, you must live in an alternate reality.
2:33 I don't know why but I always found these 2 seconds of acting brilliant and unique. The way Tom Hardy went from hearthbroken and emotional to basicly a cold, emotionless henchman in 1 second amazes me.
Is it bad that I felt bad for Bane here.
Nope.
Nope
Nope
Not at all
nope
"This sucker could stop a knife."
--Lucius Fox in "Batman Begins".
+toddsmitts "Separation between the plates makes it more vulnerable" - Lucius Fox in "The Dark Knight"
Made in China.
The older suit honestly would've protected him more. Yeah it was heavier but it had it's advantages. Rather be safe than sorry.
toddsmitts holy shittt jjajajajaja i forgot!
rather be quick than fucked
I thought I was the only one to notice this, Bane was so powerful in this scene in a way, he didn't say a word but the way Hardy expressed his eyes was outstanding, after this scene when Talia says "goodbye my friend" and strokes Bane's mask, the look on Hardy's eyes was so powerful and emotional.
Hardy deserves a fucking oscar, everyone in this movie does? Caine, Bale, Anne, Hardy.
0:19 you have my respect Wayne. When im done half of Gotham will still exist. I hope they remember you.
Bane's tears is one of the best things i have ever seen in a long long time.
Its so amazing
Tom Hardy don't even talk the whole scene
and still his eyes talking and all the emotion pass to you,only through his eyes
not many actors can do it
Tom Hardy can
REALLY SEALS IN THE FLAVOR
Dude Jesus
I'm the greatest detective in the world!
Hahaha
I stabbed you first!
Talia-LISTEN I STABBED YOU AND YOURE ABOUT TO DIE-Batman- I STABBED YOU FIRST 🤣🤣
I think the true ending for Bane, was that tear drop & the revelation of his story, the look in the eyes of Bane during his last moments gives out so much emotion, that's props to Tom Hardy.
brilliant acting from Marion, Bale and Hardy in this scene! kudos to the 3 of them
Best scene in the whole movie. Real surprise. Awesome twist in the plot. Very creative script writing.
It only goes to show no matter how much of a mad man we may think bane is, When he begins to cry it shows he's just as human as any of us. Nolan did a very good job showing that.
its not a couple love, its more of a father daughter relationship, actually bane was the less evil guy in the prison if you think about it
Bane was friend-zoned
@@stonem0013 Talia's years younger than him. It's more like an uncle/niece relationship.
"You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain"
Bane could've died a hero protecting Talia, but instead he lived on and eventually became the Villain.
underrated comment
@Jake R The quote is supposed to be for *some* people, individuals if you will. For example, a person who was once a really good and moral person, later in his life becomes quite the opposite for certain reasons.
It is not supposed to be applied to every single good person in the world, only to those who were once good, and are now bad. I thought that was obvious maybe not.
@@paladinheadquarters7776 yeah but the quote subject is "you" So yeah it applied to anyone
This movie was the most intense film ever made. I was literally on the edge of my seat the entire movie with my nerves and goosebumps all over the place lol so much was at stake and it was just an epic ass conclusion to my favorite superhero and everyone in the theater shrieked at Miranda’s plot twist into Talia! Good storytelling and directing at its finest!
You’ve obviously never seen Debbie Does Dallas.
Eric uncut gems*
The dark knight
This scene is amazing. Great actors/actresses. Great movie.
"You never did learn to mind your surroundings."
Guess who's back TH-cam people. . .
Mr Wayne...
Let’s not stand here on ceremony...mr. Wayne
Yeet
Pls give me some money
Mr Wayne
you are weak go do some push up
i remember in the theater, right when bruce got stabbed, these two kids in front of me were like "OOOOOHHHH!!!!!!!!" :l
Hans Zimmer’s music is recognizable anywhere. This soundtrack is truly a masterpiece
Did you watch Mr. Beast go to Antarctica?
Man. This was so sad. Bane protecting the little girl from the other inmates. He was good at the beginning. Not just a monster. If he had died there in the pit. He would had died a hero. "Either you die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain". Harvey Dent said that. That line is for Bane. Thank you Nolan.
the way she moves the knife and pushes it deeper.. i can't watch those scenes without feeling the pain,,
Bro, she avenges her father, she knew where she was hitting with this knife, the most brutal turn of the knife was at 3:30-3:34 there she almost got this knife. But I repeat, she did it for her father!
"Always mind your surroundings " - Ra's Al Ghul
nobody's gonna talk about the only time batman ever begged anyone? For his people...
0:05 Everyone in my cinema was like: "Wait what?"
Lol Bruce wanted armour to turn his head at the cost of a knife being able to penetrate him. And he was able to turn his head to see Talia stabbing him.
Ahahah 😂😂😂
Marion is such an amazing actress
"Seperation of the plates will make you vulnerable to gunshots and knives"
-Lucius Fox in Dark Knight
3:35 That's so rare and kind of beautiful to hear Batman go back to Bruce, and not even any version of Bruce but a vulnerable one
You gotta love the look on her face as she hits the button on the trigger; it's a pretty unique expression. I love this scene.
"I stabbed you first"
- Batman from college humor
"but he is BATMAN!" -college humor
I felt really sad when batman requests talia..he says 'Please.!!'
The way he said that..Literally tears rolled over my eyes..!!
That “good bye” just kills me.
so tragic
Nolan did a great job making the villains likeable. I found myself rooting for Bane and Joker. Also shows how talented Hardy and Ledger are as well.
what a twist
I really didn't it see coming and I should had known from the start who she was.
This movie is on another level one of the best movies I've ever watched
True, sad that it feels like it never got it's proper respect, but that happens when you follow the dark knight, a movie that changed cinema
Sometimes i feel this film doesn't get enough credit for being a phenomenal ending too a phenomenal trilogy with outstanding performances from all of the cast marion colltard is beautiful and badass in this scene.
'Innocent is a strong word to throw around gotham, Bruce' that line gets me every time. The delivery of that line turns me on for some reason. 2:42
I love the line to. The delivery is deliciously evil
Just seeing Batman in pain is so sad. At the end he said "please" which is a heartbreaker!💔😭
I really like Marion's work in this scene, it's moving yet quietly chilling at the same time
And then Batman comes back with the most sarcastic line of them all " Perhaps your knife is too slow".
Re-watch Batman Begins:
"I won't kill you, but I don't have to save you."
Still the same thing as murder. He left him to die when he knows there is no way for him to survive. That's called Murder
"That was a cruel ploy! Sign me up for another!"
the best line is just a few seconds after this scene, when at the surprised face of her batman answers:
"maybe it was too slow" just hilarious
0:19 Flashback ... "Nomex survival suit ... This can stop a knife..." - Why have you betrayed me Lucius? XD
The batsuit in The Dark Knight is more susceptible to knives and gunfire.
kihihi
shadowshinobi06 makes sense - thanks ^^
Lucius: "Separation of the plates makes you more vulnerable to knives and gunfire."
- The Dark Knight (2008)
I want to go back in time and watch this trilogy all over again
"The betrayal you can see is trivial. What is truly frightening and much more lethal is the betrayal that you don't see"
0:19 Batman's face says it all
Excellent scene and good acting. This movie was awesome!
it wasn't meant to be taken literally, remember bruce loved her, the fact that she betrayed him was the meaning to that statement
When she talks about the slow knife I always felt that was a nod to the joker talking about why he uses knives
When the mission is at hand. Nothing is off limits.
Oh, I agree. Nothing was off limits. It was like an all you can fuck buffet.
It really seals in the flavor
I still remember the midnight screening for this and how the entire theater gasped when Talia revealed her true self and stabbed him. It was such a perfectly guarded secret until the end, because Bane kept the spotlight on himself through much of the film and it only seemed like he was keeping her as a hostage for leverage against Bruce.
While Heath Ledger's legacy as the Joker cast a huge shadow over this movie when it came out, I think it still aged well over the years. It was incredibly relevant at its release due to the fallout from the '08 crash and the Occupy Wall Street movement that was still going on (Nolan declined to include actual street protests to avoid trivializing them).
They just cut off the best line, “perhaps your knife was too slow”
And 10 years later they have a son...
nuh uh
if u realize, the cop(robin) takes up the role of Batman like in nightfall protocall
at the end of the movie
Considering Talia died in this movie, I don't think that happened
***** I know
Batman shedding tears at seemingly finally losing Gotham hits so hard. it's like the absolute worst thing and the moment reminds me of how Bruce reacted to losing his father's mansion in the first movie.
I remember seeing this in imax and throughout the whole scene all I could stare at was that mole...
Can you imagine how insane it would be if 3:38 she detonated the bomb and killed batman? This scene would be remembered as batman's somber last moments, a much grimmer, darker ending. This scene would be haunting
Some people say the plot twist was terrible. For me it was the greatest plot twist I’ve ever seen. Some people had their suspicions about Miranda aka Talia. But this plot twist got me by surprise.
I can't take this scene serious after watching the batman has a dirty mind parody 😂
I love how fox mentions at the beginning of the movie that this new suit will be vulnerable to knife.
Lmao
It was actually a movie before
Beautiful music
I also love how Marion Cotillard inspires me to visit France.
Reminds me of my dreams, papa never believed in me.
Reminds me of how my papa never accepted my brother Kurt Leighton but a monster like a rat, tested taken as basis.
Nice words, papa.
Always keeping those words inside my mind. Excited too this summer for my graduation.
You see, it's the slow knife... the knife that takes its time, the knife that waits years without forgetting, then slips quietly between the bones... that's the knife that cuts deepest.
How incredible that the core of this film turns out to be not the flashy expensive gadgets or suits or the developed Gotham city, but the emotions formed in this unprofessionally put together hole in the ground in the Middle East, with everyone wearing rags, cut off from the world, acting out the little that they know.
What a beautiful scene
Talia : Stabs batman
Lucius fox: "This sucker will stop a knife"
batman : "Lucius, you bastard"
@TheTacos!RETURN 6616 Hell yeahh u r right.. lol
His new suit made him more susceptible to knives and gunfire. But it does fine against cats though.
And all I can say is god damn, did this scene cement my crush on Bane!
haha joker is better than bane tho
In your opinion, which I respect. The Joker was excellent but I still prefer Bane.
***** fair enough you from UK or something?
No, I'm from upstate New York. I wish I was though, I'd love to visit there someday. Why do you ask?
***** How dare u
When this happened, my jaw dropped and I internally screamed "TALIA!" in the theater.
Great Acting from Marion Cotillard in this scene!
did you see her next scene? lol
When she says Goodbye to Bane ?
her death scene, look that up
I don't need too!
I have this movie on DVD and yeah, she did do a very poor job in that death scene but honestly, I am not gonna let 1 bad scene ruin what I thought of her performance overall in this movie which I thought was great.
I agree. Her death scene was awful but to compare it to rest of her scene in the movie, she gave a great performance.
Also, I too love her acting in this scene- especially when she says, "See, it's the slow knife.." line. That was such a good delivery.
:)
This scene isn't the same after watching the College Humor parody version of this scene.
Chris Koppa her last words were "Spit in my mouth!"
I came here for all the CH comments... was not disappointed :D
"I'm gonna blow Gotham...but first, let me tell you my life story."
She wasted time to blow up the city by telling her life story, so that's why Batman won lol