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7:50 I assume that Gordon's wife left because of all the events that happened in Dark Knight. From Gordon faking his death to Harvey taking them hostage and threatening to murder their son, it was too much for her probably
They were living in Gotham....like what did she expect. Also I bet the real reason was cause the actors of his wife and kids weren't returning, maybe they said no or were busy so they wrote them off.
And lets be honest does anyone really need a reason to leave gotham? Just it being gotham is a reason itself
@@prodby3clips Those in Gotham, chose to be in Gotham, probably cause they are corrupt themselves so they blend right in.
And also watching Gordon praise the guy who tried to kill her son.
Certainly better than how certain comics have Jim cheat on his wife.
The dude who said “this is a stock exchange, there’s no money for you to steal” at 19:25 was Glenn Powell
Also at 20:37 the rookie cop that shoots Batman’s gun thing is played by Will Estes, who also plays Sgt. Jamie Reagan on blue bloods
"The house and grounds are left to the city of Gotham, on condition that they never be demolished, altered, or otherwise interfered. And that they shall be used for one purpose, and one purpose only... the housing and care of the city's at-risk and orphaned children."
There's a lot about these movies I don't personally jive with, but goddamn if that's not a great Batman moment.
The version of Bane in this movie, aside from the fact that he brakes Batman's back and his name is Bane, has almost next to nothing in common with actual Bane and is basically an entirely different character. If anything the movie version has more in common with Ra's al Ghul's servant Ubu. Bane in the comics is famously Hispanic and the reason he hates Batman is because when he was growing up in the Caribbean prison Peña Duro, he was haunted by constant nightmares of a dark demon bat creature and he believes Batman to be the manifestation of those nightmares and that killing him will rid him of his demons.
Bane in the comics does have ties to Ras Al Ghoul, as he was basically chosen as his replacement after Batman declined the offer.
@@danielwesley5051 Yes but I was referring to his background and motivation which are totally different. Even his involvement with Ra's al Ghul was short-lived and isn't a significant factor of the character.
Yup, lets not forget the Titan and luchador mask too.
In terms of his intellect he's pretty accurate. It's just a shame they shelved him at the end. Getting shot by Catwoman on the bat-bike with no further acknowledgement is tragic lol
@@danielwesley5051right, OP is a tad disingenuous but over all right. Do wish he had his Hispanic origins I wanted to see some Spanish representation.
Can't wait for you to see Man of Steel. Genuinely my favorite Superman movie of all time
Really? I'd say 90s one was miles better, like that was sht
MoS is by far the greatest Superman movie and One of the bests CBM's ever made
Im sorry if you enjoy the movie thats fine but Christoper Reeves is more accurate in every way, and i can name several better comic
Book movies, stop meatriding @leopereira6101
@@leopereira6101 nah, the best Superman movie is Richard Donner's Cut of Superman II, followed by the theatrical version of Superman II and Superman 78
And yes, it's a shame we haven't had a good Superman movie since the 80s.
The Dark Knight trilogy takes from the following stories if you're interested in reading them.
Batman Begins- Batman Year One and Batman the Tales of the Demon.
The Dark Knight- Batman the Long Halloween and Batman the Man Who Laughs
The Dark Knight Rises- Batman Knightfall, Batman No Man's Land, Batman The Dark Knight Returns, and A Tale of Two Cities (that last one isn't a Batman story but this movie has the same plot as that book).
just found ur channel , love it already man i hope you keep doing more reactions
Finally!! 🙌🏼 I was waiting for this upload for so long lol
51:00 I know it’s supposed to be a symbol of hope for the people but it’s a little funny to think that he spent at least an hour painting that bridge in gasoline.
Nah, he had Alfred do it duuuhh lol
@@thehumanwiII🤣🤣🤣
@@thehumanwiII unfortunately Alfred left him by this point so that was totally just Bruce on that bridge
“Bane lookin like Kurt Angle🧑🦲🇺🇸”
😂😂😂
That ending is so satisfying with Bruce revealing Gordon his identity reminding how he gave him hope and being a hero for bruce. Peak storytelling ✨
Excited for The Batman reaction!
I LOVE this movie. Personally, it's my favorite installment of the trilogy, primarily for Bruce's journey. Because this isn't Batman's rise, it's Bruce's. Ever since his parents died, Bruce hasn't been alive either. When he started his mission, it was always meant to be temporary. But he hinged his entire life after the mission on being with Rachel, even though she told him not to.
But the idea that he quit being Batman because she died is completely missing the point. He quit being Batman because he and Gordon won the war on Organized Crime. He quit being Bruce Wayne because Rachel died. But this movie is Bruce learning that he has something to live for beyond Batman. He leavehis city better than he found it when he started his mission, but in still-capable hands to protect it. But he can live his life as Bruce in peace with Selina, having used the Clean-Slate to give them both a new start.
This and Arkham Origins are the coolest portrayals of Bane. He looks so sick easily and top 3 Batman Villain
Though this film is my least favourite of the trilogy, Bale is a great batman. He is almost perfect to me, except for that voice😂, and he sometimes kills, but he tries not to. His Bruce Wayne is the best one in my opinion. I also grew up with him, so I love his take.
I do hate the Talia twist. I think Bane should have been the sole mastermind in the movie.
I will say that it threw me off to see her ending the movie.
Would’ve been cool to keep the twist but have her be stopped faster, then save some time for one final showdown with Bane
Really? I think most Batman fans would've been disappointed. I for one loved the twist/not really a twist. I mean, there was a storyline in the comic books where even Bane thought Ra's might be his father - this was back when Nightwing had long hair, so 1980s early 1990s, But we all know Talia. I would have preferred her to have gotten pregnant though, and the story to have lasted long enough for the child to be born. Or instead of Talia it had been Nyssa.
I just love how the pit represents the prison Bane grew up in as a child himself, but also a more realistic form of the Lazarus Pit, presenting a more realistic form of immortality... the spawn of Ra's al-Ghul rose from the pit.
50:37 Look who it is!!
kratos
Also I don't get why the prisoners in the story attacked each other, yet when Bruce is there, they all get along and are fine with each other trying to climb out lol.
Love how they were on a tight schedule, yet Batman returns to Gotham and spends who knows how long rigging up a flaming bat symbol on a building....like how did he do that, imagine someone seeing Batman up there making that and they go what are you doing? Batman says I have to announce I'm back before I can just go help people, like wtf?
Obviously he had Alfred do it for him duuuhh lol
You don't understand the theatricality of this batman 😂
Even this movie forgets that bruce HAS suffered a life at rock bottom, Batman Begins shows us that Bruce ran away and had to steal to survive, at one point even joining a criminal gang which is why he's in prison at the begining of the movie. I hate that nothing is done with this outside the first movie and in this one it's almost like it never happened
Im not sure you can still call that rock bottom when he had his empire waiting for him at home. He had it tougher than they make out but idk if it was rock bottom bad
Sometimes you can forget where you came from.
Bane had said "Peace has cost you your strength. Victory has defeated you."
Bruce definitely got way too comfortable/complacent between Dark Knight and this movie. He forgot what it felt like to struggle, to have nothing.. his drive to fight was gone.
I'd like to think that's what they were trying to portray to us in this movie. Maybe it wasnt in the most perfect way but it was passable.
I understand from Bane's point of view, as he words it as the loss of self, but it seems that the movie was trying to portray as if Bruce had never had to trully suffer which I find to just be plain wrong
Just because he's aclimatised to a life where people provide for him doesn't take away from the presence of that struggle, has he forgoten what it's like? Yes, but does that detract from the fact he lived for years in harsher conditions than Gotham? No, it does not
Bruce's life was a complete hellhole until his happy ending, after the death of his parents and before killing batman there hasn't been a moment where Bruce hasn't suffered in one way or the other, he does not fear death because he has nothing to live for except a city that never trully appreciates his effort
Whilst others serve him, almost his full life was in servitude to people who want to tell him he hasn't suffered
@@EldenJohnathan great points !!!
He could’ve contacted Alfred, gotten a plane to wherever he was, gone home at any time and would immediately have all his money waiting for him. He chose to live like that as a form of training to understand criminals. Being homeless by choice is not Rock Bottom.
Arkham Origins has my favorite Bane! Tom Hardy Bane is fun too though. He has so many fire lines. "Now it not the time for fear! That comes later!"
33:24 - 33:56 this is why Bane is the better (worst) enemy in the TDK trilogy than the Joker. His cold, calculated, and evil plan that includes gaslighting an entire major city/economic hub by intentionally feeding them false hope while actually counting down to the repeating worst two days Japan's history... but in Gotham. The Joker was just chaos and fun. Bane/and Talia is a psychopaths. I'd Joker is more like a sociopath.
“His wife left? For what reason?” Because she’s smart? Because the only cop that she trusted besides her husband tricked her into running into the hands of the DA(who she also trusted) who kidnaps her and her son and threatened to kill the latter? Any smart woman would’ve taken the kids and left.
Right!? lol what a WILD question. Of course she left lol
@@thehumanwiII I was moreso shocked that Gordon wouldn’t go with his family. Why not follow your family? As a man you would quit/relocate your job and take care of your family.
I heard in the comics that he had an affair with a female police officer and I feel like that’s a way better reason for them to separate, then what they did here.
@@blaze3309I mean while it would make more sense on a story point of view that kinda goes against Gordon's character. He's meant to be the representative of the "good" in Gotham
PLEASE WATCH DARK KNIGHT RETURNS!
Little late to the party but the batman returns movies are great to watch after this
Since you're also playing the game, here's something you might have not picked up on...
51:20 The man about to kill Blake is Christopher Judge, AKA Kratos.
Perfect ending
The man that was about to kill Blake before Batman saves him is Christopher Judge who voices kratos in the new God of War games
this is my favorite in the trilogy as well. but all 3 are my favorite
2:54 th-cam.com/users/shortsk28Wux-3XsI - answer for Bane voice origin in Nolan's movies.
Please watch The Batman with Robert Pattinson. For me he is the best live-action Batman.
easily
I like both!! I like the noir feeling of The Batman.. but I will always love the Dark Knight Trilogy!!
For me the dark knight is my favorite but I can totally understand why the batman may be a lot of people's they both are amazing movies
13:01 No, sometimes the cops are not corrupt, just stupid.
What's up blaze
Although I agree with ppl saying this movie wasn't a satisfying ending for the nolan trilogy, I do have a soft spot for tdkr and enjoyed it as a fan ❤
I think u should react to the 1989 Batman and the sequel Batman returns before jumping into The Batman 2022 for the cinematic ones. Those 2 are not the most accurate and true to the comics but as a fan, they're classics and just fun to watch man.
For the animated ones tho, The Dark Knight Returns, Batman The Long Halloween, Batman Year one and Gotham by gaslight are fire as hell bro. Maybe finish ur DCAMU series first then go watch'em man. Anyways thanks for the reactions man I like this one alot!
Congrats on finishing the trilogy. It's not my preferred take on Batman, but it's still a solid set of films
I have a quick question, tho. Will you be reacting to more comic content in the future, like Alex Lennen and such?
Thank you and yes! I was gonna drop another Alex Lennon reaction today but might wait a couple days.
There’s some other TH-camrs I was recommended so I might check those out too
@@blaze3309 good to hear! Keep it up man!
I Lowkey like that shit where you can see the room but the movie is in bottom right if it were a good amount bigger you could use that for a good duration of the video tbh
I’m actually fully switching to that for future videos.
Made an executive decision on it the other day. Just works better and is easier on the eyes.
Considering his journey during Batman Begins, I think that point about "Bruce is a man of privilege" was such a silly addition. Like, he had far more challenges than the average middle-class and bums in real life. The picture would make more sense for the story if it was expanded in specifics.
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When I saw this movie in theaters I literally couldn't understand anything Bane said. Completely ruined the movie.
I was only able to enjoy it once it came out on DVD and I could use subtitles.
You've dhould watch snyder DC trilogy wich is epic as no one and watchmen also
I will never forgive this movie for how it’s so good, and then they ruin the main villain and the whole movie feels meaningless from that point on.
I like this movie for Bane's voice. His voice has been irrevocably ruined but I don't care. New Bane voice is funny and he sucked anyways post-backbreaking.
Hey blaze you should watch 2016 assassins creed movie
Watch The Batman with Robert Pattinson, because it is the most comic accurate Batman. It involves more detective work, it has maybe the best cinematography in a comic book film ever, and Pattinson killed it.
Next please the batman v super man one of my favourite movies
I love your DC reactions but man, they're some really pedantic and self-righteous people in these last comment sections yapping about "comic accuracy" and "being true to the character", even though you are clearly enjoying it and there are thousands here and out there who love these movies and animations, maybe more than other medias or more than the comics.
But no, they must try to dissuade you from checking it out for yourself or try to plant in your head that it's bad before hand, it just sucks!
I do enjoy bits of this movie, but it is the weakest of the three. It has a lot of problems. The Robin is all wrong, Bane is all wrong, and Talia is all wrong. Talia knows Bruce is Batman, she calls him beloved, and doesn't want to kill him, she loves him, she's also supposed to be attractive, this actress is not. Also, she is supposed to be a master assassin and great at hand to hand combat, yet she didn't fight at all lol.
I know in the past I've been critical of these movies, but overall I've still found for the most part a lot of enjoyment in them. However unfortunately I can't say that for this movie. When it originally came out it was extremely divisive and personally when I first watched it I didn't particularly care for it and years later, it still just doesn't appeal to me. Honestly this was probably Christopher Nolan's sloppiest film. I think a big part of the problem is built into Christopher Nolan's understanding of this version of Batman is that he doesn't want to be Batman, he wants to end. I mean it's built into the premise The Dark Knight even and so this leads you a lot of problems because the concept of a Batman who doesn't want to be Batman is extremely antithetical to the source this has never been a recurring thing in the comics that Batman doesn't want to be Batman, that he's looking for reasons to retire. This unfortunately solidifies this version of Batman as just a Nolan character and not really an adaptation of the comic book character of Batman. The film, despite wanting to take a more "realistc" approach with Batman than traditionally depicted, suffers from too many leaps in logic such as Bruce Wayne miraculously arriving back in Gotham after escaping his underground prison, GCPD officer John Blake (who shouldn't have been Robin) happening to know that Wayne is Batman, and Bane’s lair being beneath Wayne Tower’s armory without Wayne or Lucius Fox knowing to name a few.
One of the most multifaceted and glaring problems come with Tom Hardy’s Bane, who, admittedly is literally nothing like his comic book counterpart whatsoever and is also extremely disappointing as a character. Everything from his voice has always been the subject of heavy criticism for being too hard to take seriously and a mefiocre design, his changed nationality (Bane is Hispanic in the comics), his motivation, his background and his origin is entirely different to the point where it might as well be a different character. The film is also undermined by Bane’s less than underwhelming downfall in two major ways. The twist that Miranda Tate is actually Talia al Ghul instantly negates Bane’s impact because all the credit for the masterplan is taken away from Bane, making him little more than a thug who has been acting, not out of greed or revolutionary zeal, but because he was told by his leader. Essentially, he’s reduced to a bodyguard/subordinate for the sake of having one of the most obvious and underwhelming plot twists in superhero cinematic history. As is, it falls flat, and so does Bane’s arc upon completion, especially since he’s easily killed off by Catwoman a minute later.
I really wasn't a huge fan of this interpretation of Talia. Talia (when writen properly) is not a straight-up villain and she is more morally ambiguous and genuinely loves Batman however she is very loyal to her father and his mission despite not agreeing with his dystopic methods. I always prefer Talia to be more morally ambiguous than just a straight-up villain. On that note, Tate’s deceitful role as Batman’s new love interest doesn’t work, either. Not only is there little if any chemistry in the film between Christian Bale and Marion Cotillard, but their love scene seems downright illogical and artificial because Wayne just spent eight years as a hermit due to losing Rachel Dawes in The Dark Knight. Yes, Alfred encouraged him to move on, and it’s certainly possible that he’d recover from such grief. The ending is a tad contrived as well, at least in execution. A lot of people felt that things wrap up too neatly by having Blake discover the Batcave. At the same time, however, the reveal that Blake’s first name is Robin feels tacked on for fan service. It can’t help but make your eyes roll, as does the closing scene in which Alfred sees Wayne and Kyle at the French café. As for Anne Hathaway as Catwoman it honestly just feels like another actress playing Catwoman. I never buy it when she plays the more villainous side of the character and it doesn't seem like it's intentional either. It's honestly just kind of bland.
First paragraph: I personally dont' agree with "Batman doesn't want to be Batman, that he's looking for reasons to retire" being a bad thing, in fact, Bruce growing disdain to his night job as the time progresses and at the end he retires, is my favouirite ending for Bruce personally. I think it depends if you are big fan of DCAU's depiction (and from your avatar and name I guess that yopu probably are) of Batman as the true person and Bruce is a mask, or, like I think, there is the third person inside Bruce's mind - Bruce(personal) - that at the begining is very much the Batman persona, but with time it gets more and more distance between the two.
rest: I agree with the most things. Plot regarding villains plans is just stupid. Most side characters feel bland and Talia is just unnececery addition ( we didn't have a good version of Talia, even in comics since 2004, and a great one, maybe even since "son of the Demon"). While I agree Bane's voice is goofy, but I kinda fall in love with it with time, unlike Bale's Batman voice in the last two movies ( Begins voice is ok). Even though he was "Nolanised" I find Bane threating enough tbh (if his plan was logical of course). But I find ending as a suitable conclusion to the series.
I'll add on to this: they took a dump on Alfred's character in Rises.
Alfred, the steadfast and loyal butler, essentially Bruce's second father, who supported him through this entire ordeal...abadons Bruce to "make him see reason?" And then stays gone for over half the movie? Either Nolan just had nothing for the character or needed a contrivance to get him away from Bruce...no matter the reason, absolutely not. You can say "oh different interpretations of Bruce and Batman" and I still call BS on that because let's be real, going the lengths on a self-imposed mission of self-perfection and exploiting psychology for the sake of vigilante justice to fight against corruption and injustice and the protection of other small children from experiencing loss like he did...that takes a special kind of drive and will that doesn't see a guy try to look for the exit route less than a year into it. And Alfred was ride or die from go and basically a father all the way through; he would never, ever actually leave Bruce. Much less then have the audacity to only show up at the funeral talking about how he "failed" as if he wasn't dicking around off-screen of his own accord for 70% of the runtime.
@@Mrryn Meanwhile Alfred leaving Bruce in the comics - story called "Venom" from Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #16-20, written by Dennis O'Neil himself.
Were the reasoning and execution behind Alfred leaving right in this movie? - certainly not, but the sole ide behind "Alfred leaving as the final try to change Bruce's opinion on a certain subject" isn't that anti-lore.
@@GM-gb1eu The Legends of the Dark Knight stories that are essentially non-canon to the mainline, the one that's an analogy for Batman the athlete becoming addicted to steroids? Wouldn't be the first time a one-shot story had characters acting completely out of line.
Example: Pretty much everything about Batman in All Star Batman and Robin, written by the Frank Miller
@@MrrynLegends of the Dark Knight were canon, at the time of their publication. And you know why later (post Year One) Miller's Batman works are bad? Because O'Neil retired from being the editor and he couldn't control the quality.
No, they didn't just kill the mom...
PLEASE WATCH THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE
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38:39 that's why Gordon's wife left...
Watch THE DARK KNIGTH RETURNS, there’s some nods to it in this
Fight choreography in this trilogy is all wack
Ah yes, the white tiny bane
bane's voice was the only thing that threw me off too. the acting was there but the voice kinda ruined it. i was thinking bane was gonna have more of a hispanic sound to his voice because bane is mexican if i am correct
Bruce would never fake his death and just quit being Batman. That goes against who Batman is. Batman dedicates EVERYTHING to being Gotham's protector. He doesn't want a "normal" life.
The exception is when he gets too old to the job anymore obviously
@@MaigenMaylight That's where Batman Beyond comes in.
@@ItApproaches Yes...unless it's TDKR where Bruce actually faked his death and went underground as the leader of his then "Batfamily."
@@MaigenMaylight True but he still wasn't "living a normal life" he was still protecting Gotham and training people to do what he did. (Sadly Alfred did perish in that though.)
Wait?? Man of Steel? Aw man, that movie got Superman completely wrong. Please watch the Christopher Reeve Superman 1978 movie.
Sure, but it wasn't completely terrible. Batman v Superman got Batman completely wrong. Still, the Ultimate Edition is the best version of that movie.
@@seanibarra-loredo7290 It's a more cohesive version of the movie, but it's still not a good movie. And while they did get Batman wrong, none of it compares to how wrong they got Lex Luthor.
In defense of man if steel. Superman is new into this role in this movie so his character isn't fully developed. Im not a superman fan btw, i know only the basic information about the character but i enjoyed this movie. Let me put it this way: man of steel had some bad elements but it was overall a good movie. Bvs had some good elements but it is overall a bad movie.
Man of Steel is the greatest Superman movie of all time. Reeves Superman is good, but it hasn't aged well in terms of quality. It's very slow and hard to get through
@@LegoMonster21774 Only people who think Man of Steel is the best Superman are the ones who either don't know anything about Superman or were never fans of the character from the comics. Besides, if Man of Steel was so beloved (which it isn't) it wouldn't have been left in the past and the universe wouldn't have rebooted.
The guy Bane kills in the plane in the beginning is supposed to be Deathstroke. I am not joking. Completely unnecessary and just a terrible inclusion.
Wait what?! LMAO there’s no way!
I looked into this. Apparently, the image that "revealed" that he's Deathstroke was fan made. But the novelization said his name is "Bill Wilson." I think if anything, it was pure coincidence
this is a clout comment
Actually, Joan Stewart who played one of Bane’s main guys, “Barsad” is theorized to be Deadshot. Deathstroke is not in the movie. Additionally, a more direct reference that can be less arguably accepted is John Dagget, who is more or less a version of Roland Dagget in Nolan’s batverse. The Dark Knight also displayed these examples loosely with Coleman Reese as the Riddler and Tommy Lister Jr aka/black prisoner as Black Mask, based on his neck tattoo.
@@stephencohen8771 All of them are lackluster inclusions.
Cops think Batman MURDERED cops, wtf don’t you get? Some of the banks $ or a mass murderer?
Anne Hathaway almost ruins this great film
The Finally! Hey Blaze I gotta ask a favor at 51:19 the guy holding the gun. Remember his name…
Christopher Judge. 🪓
Can’t wait for the next one. Peace out, be well
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