After the disaster known as Batman and robin, we were all convinced that Batman was dead. Then 2005 hit and we had Batman begins directed by the director of at the time Following, Memento, and Insomnia. Now we were kind of puzzled to see how this movie would turn out and oh my god! This movie was an undeniable masterpiece.
Without a doubt, one of the greatest trilogies of all time. We’ll have good Batman movies, maybe even great Batman movies, but no one will ever be able to touch this trilogy.
@@thefallenshallrise3233 Fairly certain that was the works of writers like Frank Miller and Jeph Loeb, who wrote the comics these movies are based on. Christopher Nolan would never take credit for making Batman what he is, and for good reason.
@@ewanreilly2988 comics is one thing Christopher Nolan took him from the page and brought him.too life .Too me the comics are the first step ,a movie is the last step too making a character a reality .I thank those who created him but it was Christopher who brought him life for us all
The Batmobile (Tumbler) is in fact an actual vehicle specially built for the movie. There were seven built for the film's production. In Chicago when they were filming they would have several of them parked on Lower Wacker Drive for some of the daytime scenes. Most of the action took place at night when it came to the Batmobile. so you would hear lots of loud explosions and vehicle crashes happening into the wee hours of the morning.
If I recall correctly, the Tumbler, both in the fictional world of the movies as well as the real life vehicles constructed, are powered by a small block Chevy 350. That's the same engine that I have in my truck. I think they altered the sound of the engine because those of us that live around them would instantly recognize the rumble and they didn't want it sounding like a '74 3/4 ton pickup.
much like a certain reveal in star wars, after 30 plus years of batman movies i'm always kind of impressed when someone *doesn't* know about bruce's parents being killed, even if just through cultural osmosis. it's fun to watch someone go in totally new.
This Batman universe that Christopher Nolan presents us in his trilogy is simply amazing. His vision along with very tight scripts to the movies in this trilogy is what makes it so great. The casting is also just the cream on top, each actor just feels they belong as the character they're portraying. Finally the scenes near the beginning where Bruce is climbing to the temple and the fight on the ice was shot near Vatnajökull glacier.
I wanted to let you know so it won't confuse you: the actress who plays Rachel Dawes changes in the next movie (from Katie Holmes to Maggie Gyllenhaal).
Christopher Nolan is famous for doing as much for real as possible, and for this film they pretty much just built a working Batmobile. Usually when a film does a jump scene with a car, the car falls apart when it lands and they use a different car after that. On this film, they did around fifty jumps with the Tumbler before they had to stop and repair it.
I love the Tumbler, very tank-like. I praise Nolan for using as much practical effects as he can exploit it, rather than going lazy and taking the easy route that CGI provides.
@@alex0589 maybe leno changed the engine and stuff...I recall, specifically from the director on the DVD or whatever specifying that it could not move very fast and they sped it up in the movie framerates.
An amazing Batman reboot, and the movie that introduced me (and pretty much everyone else) to Christopher Nolan. Been a lifelong Batman fan for a very long time, be prepared for the rollercoaster that is *_The Dark Knight_* which is my favorite.
Batman's story is a tragedy. He has no super powers. He is however very intelligent and extremely determined. Uncorruptible... Unbreakable (mind)... One of the greatest super heroes ever.
When Wayne asks Alfred if he will ever give up o him and Alfred says "Never!" that's the moment everybody felt inlove with not just the character but also the actor Michael Caine. This mov8e brought him a whole new fanbase made mostly of youg people. He was a world star when younger, faded in the 80s and 90s but Batman Begins helped him woth a glorious come back. It must be amazing to be old yet have the love and admiration of the young.
One of the GREATEST comic book movie trilogies of ALL time! One of the greatest MOVIE trilogies of all time! So glad to be able to enjoy it again with you Dasha! 😊
"Spelunking" is the English word for cave exploring. Bruce needed a cover for why he needed a reinforced bulletproof suit, and rappelling down into caves might warrant that, if you don't look too close lol :P Batman typically does have a no-kill or no-guns policy, as he started out as the "World's Greatest Detective" in the comics, there is a story arc though where his sidekick Robin dies and he abandons this rule to exact revenge, Punisher-style. The bat-shaped throwing knives are supposed to be a nod to the Batarangs that he would use in the comics. Obviously these are not shaped right to return to him :P Dr. Jonathan Crane is one of Batman's most frightening nemeses in the comics: the Scarecrow. He uses a powerful hallucinogenic compound that induces mind-shattering terror in its victims, causing people to quite literally go insane with fear. I also LOVE the voice that Christian Bale used in this film, I wish he'd kept doing that in the next two, it gets sillier as time goes on :/
Oh, man, I cannot WAIT until you watch the sequel, "The Dark Knight." It's the best of the trilogy and one of my favorite movies of all time. You're going to love it!
This was a deeply rewarding experience to witness such a compassionate person discover about Bruce Wayne's parents for the first time. I feel like I've known since birth that his parents... you know. This opened my eyes to greater empathy for the character.
I am looking forward to seeing you watching next part, The dark night. This movie redefined the height and depth of superhero movies, and also the best movie of Nolan. This movie is an unreachable ceiling of superhero movies.
Ras al-ghul is Arabic for Head of the demon. And ghul is where the English word Ghoul comes from. In the comics ras al-ghul is like an environmental extremist looking for 'perfect environmental balance' and believes the best way to achieve that is to eliminate half of humanity.. sound familiar? Like a certain mad titan from MCU? ;) P.s. thanos in marvel comics doesn't want to eliminate half the universe to bring balance. In the comics he is in love with Death (a female character) and wants to kill half the universe to impress her. So I think MCU took this idea from ras al-ghul from the comics
33:50 I know it makes for exciting viewing, but there's no reason this train should still be moving. Since the 1920's, it's been a legal requirement that all trains in the US have operations dependent on a mechanism called a "Dead Man's Switch." That is a mechanism that can only be operated from the control room, at the front of the train. It's called a Dead Man's Switch, because if pressure is taken off it, as when the engineer dies or is forcibly removed, the brakes engage and it stops the train.
In German the word for bat is Fledermaus, or fluttering mouse. The history of Batman on the screen is fascinating. In the 60's you had the Adam West Batman, which was goofy, campy, and literally had a giant sound effect word flash after a punch, like BAMF. Then in 89 we got Tim Burton's Batman, which was dark and surreal and very different, and the sequel Batman Returns cranked that to 11 and was a bit too disturbing for a general audience, or to sell kids toys. Then in an effort to lighten the mood they gave Schumacher the reigns for a more light hearted and kid friendly approach like the 60's version, and while Batman Forever was a fun mess on fire, the sequel Batman and Robin was so bad it killed Batman's movie potential for years. Then we get Batman Begins, a more realistic and gritty take that f'ing worked, and worked so well that the sequel would win an Oscar and become most people's favorite Batman movie. Sorry for the long comment, but it's a long story, like 50 years long just for the movies.
Great reaction Dasha!! First, Batman doesn't have any superpowers!! He defeats his enemies with weapons and gadgets!! Dasha, once you've finished the Dark Knight Trilogy, please do Batman - 1989 and Batman Returns - 1992!! To answer your questions: Spelunking is the exploration of caves, especially as a hobby.
19:16 "Of course, if you wanna bring two girls, but there's only one seat left." ☺ Yeah. That's this guy helping Batman protect his secret identity by developing _Bruce Wayne's_ traits. There are _two_ main things you have to do to protect Batman's secret identity. First, you have to develop in the Dark Knight the kinds of traits no one would _ever_ attribute to the wealthy, international _playboy._ Second, you have to develop in the wealthy, international playboy the kinds of traits one would _never_ attribute to the Dark Knight.
8:06 "She is still his best friend, right?" Of course. Leave it to your best friend to _scold_ you when you badly need to be _scolded._ It's a recurrent theme in _every_ Batman canon the differentiation between _revenge_ and _justice._
Excellent choice of movie to react to! Hope you watch the entire trilogy, it's one of the best. 11:35 Forget Bruce Wayne. Forget the Batman. With this statement, Alfred just became the coolest character in the series. 32:15 And Alfred does it again! Great reaction, Dasha! Keep it up!
It's a recurrent theme for Batman that his significant other changes _constantly._ Superman at least has Lois Lane, but Batman's significant other changes in _every single movie._ In the animated series, he almost never had a significant other for more than one episode, and there were episodes in which he didn't have a significant other at _all._ It wasn't because he couldn't find women who were _interested._ It was because he recognized this fact: that being Batman and having enemies meant that those enemies would seek to get to _him_ through _them._
Spelunking means the explosion of caves. Which is what you saw earlier his secret bat cave. Ps. I’m not surprised you call bats flying mice in your country because in the Batman cartoon a lot of people call him a flying rodent or bats are just rats with wings. Etc, etc, etc.
6:11 There is a version in the comics in which Thomas had the 'will to act' and ended up saving his family but there is another version in which he saves himself and his wife but it's Bruce who dies.
I'm so happy to see you react to this amazing trilogy of Batman movies. Fun facts: Since Alfred's sense of duty and loyalty towards Bruce Wayne reminded him of military comradeship, Sir Michael Caine (Alfred) based his character's voice on that of a Colonel he knew when he was in the Army as an eighteen-year-old. Definition of spelunking: Caving - also known as spelunking in the United States and Canada and potholing in the United Kingdom and Ireland - is the recreational pastime of exploring wild cave systems (as distinguished from show caves). In contrast, speleology is the scientific study of caves and the cave environment. (25:12) This is a mixture of his fear-inducing toxins being poured into Gotham's water supply. To avoid confusion, Katie Holmes (Rachel Dawes) chose not to reprise her role for the next movie "The Dark Knight". The role went to Maggie Gyllenhaal, the older sister of actor Jake Gyllenhaal. Have a great Thursday and thank you for reacting to this awesome movie, Dasha! Hope you're doing well. Can't wait to see your next movie reaction!🌹❤️🍿👋🏻
Technically, Batman is mortal. He witnessed both of his parents gunned down right in front of him when he was a small child, and subsequently poured the fortune he inherited from his father into fighting crime and developing himself as a crime _fighter,_ and accordingly, has pulled off some incredible feats. He's the world's greatest detective, a professional pilot, an escape artist and master of disguise. He's fluent in Japanese, Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish, French, Latin, German, and Russian. He has mastered 127 styles of martial arts which, it seems to me, would endow him with superhuman _time_ management. He has degrees in criminal science, forensics, computer science, chemistry, engineering and biology. Additionally, because Batman and _Superman_ are both DC, it has happened once in a while that you will see one of them show up in the other's comics, TV shows and movies. Now, technically, Superman's most formidable adversary is business-magnate/billionaire Lex Luthor, but all the times that Superman has actually ended up dead, it has been _Batman's_ doing. Luthor cannot _get_ to Superman. Batman _can._
TDKR feels like an underwhelming dessert - not inedible, y'know, I'll take it - don't send it back to the kitchen or anything...just after the first two courses....*sigh*
@@chrispittman8854 not to deny the makers of Iron Man due credit for the great work they did, but I think your comparison is dead on, even that without Batman Begins we probably wouldn't have had Iron Man
I neither loved nor disliked this trilogy, and rewatched it several times... What I cannot wait for is the sequel, where the villain's catch phrase isn't too dissimilar to yours 😁 It's also widely considered the best of the three.
I am so, so, so HAPPY you’ve uploaded your reaction to Batman Begins. I grew up with Spider-Man and Batman and those two heroes are my favourite. Scarecrow is one of my favourite villains as well. I’m so excited to see your reaction to The Dark Knight if you do it. You’re the best 🌟🤩😁
I have always thought Falcone was trying to mock Bruce by referring to supposed begging Chill told him that Thomas did, though the audience knows Bruce was right there and thus knew that his father didn't, but I now suppose Falcone could be mocking Bruce just that Chill was spreading around the story, that his father begged at his death.
Dasha I love your channel. It is a breath of fresh air during these troubling times the world is in. I wish you would upload videos more often. I hope things are going ok up in Canada.
The Dark knight (the movie after this one) is in my opinion the best movie ever made. you will love that one if you liked this one. this is the best version of Batman. Spelunking is exploring underground tunnels, also called "Cave diving". people do this under water too. Bruce Wayne is actually a genius. he's also a brilliant detective, so he's good at investigating things, which why his role as Batman is perfect. You will see Fox telling him how brilliant he is in the third movie.
This has always been my favorite Batman movie. I love the realistic way he becomes Batman and especially love the use of my favorite villain Ra's Al Ghul. Liam Neeson is awesome.
@DashaReacts - The scenes at the beginning, supposed to be in the harsh landscape of Tibet, were actually filmed in _my_ country! 😎 Ok, so I know you put this one up a long time ago already (and probably don't even read these comments anyway), but I just wanted to put this out there for the bragging rights 😏
As you're a fan of Christopher Nolan, I think you will really enjoy Memento. It was his second film and a great example of his mindbending approach to storytelling.
No Batman only has fancy gadgets, vehicles, and martial art skills. Plus great detective skills as well. Some of his enemies even refer to him as detective.
I just find it humorous that in the same scene Bruce declares "he is no executioner" he then kills the clan of ninjas, including the very criminal that he originally refused to kill. Not to mention Raz alGul at the end. And that's assuming there were no homeless slumming in area the train burst through, in the worst part of Gotham. Someone has to clue him in to the point that if you set up a deadly situation, and leave someone to die in it, it is the same as killing them.
So one thing about these films. They are 3 individual films contained to themselves. They are connected. But after the 3rd film it's over. They aren't connected to anything else after. Yeah Dr. Crane is The Scarecrow. He uses fear and deception much like Bruce, along with being smarter than most people and of course his fear toxin. :)
Any Batman movie you see will be a completely different version of Batman depending on the writers and Director. Any time you see a new actor play Batman, expect something completely different
I'm glad you had a chance to watch this one. Christopher Nolan has a talent for making iconic movies, and this was certainly one. Thanks for sharing, once again.
It's funny, we call bats "flying mice" in Swedish as well. It's cool to see that concept pop up in different languages. :) As for the movie, it's great. I loved those movies back in the day (and still do). The next one is one of my all-time favorite superhero movies, it's just so amazing. It's fun to see you react to them, especially since you are going in a lot more blind than I did since I was a huge Batman fan when I was a kid. It allows you to have a very different experience and it's interesting to see you have it. I'm looking forward to future reactions. :)
Glad to see you chose this trilogy and am looking forward to your reaction to The Dark Knight. … I still think you would enjoy R.E.D. (Retired, Extremely Dangerous) which is also technically part of DC. More in line with an action/spy movie than a classic comic film, but great fun starring Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich, and Karl Urban. 😁
@@UTU49 Because I had a serious brain blip (considering she’s my favorite character). I was trying to reference actors in movies Dasha had already reacted to. To add to my blip, I also forgot to add that R.E.D. featured a Russian character (oddly enough, my second favorite character in the film).
great reaction! the dark knight trilogy is up there as the greatest comic book films, with dark knight actually being the greatest comic book film. Christopher Nolan did an amazing job with them. Hope you continue on to the rest of the trilogy
Heads up, in the next one _The Dark Knight_ the lady Rachel is played by a different actress; it throws people off watching these movies years later but it's cool. Also, the sequel is a lot more intense
My previous comment got lost in cyberspace. If the majority of Russian people are as good hearted as you, I think the world is safe for now. You are such a cutie as well. I love your reactions. Keep up the good work!!!
The Dark Knight Trilogy isn't connected to any other DC movies. I hope you'll still watch more DC movies, though. When you've finished this trilogy, the DCEU begins with "Man of Steel". It's followed by "Batman v Superman", which has a new Batman. Definitely watch the Ultimate Edition of BvS, and then the extended cut of "Suicide Squad 2016", then "Wonder Woman 2017", and then "Zack Snyder's Justice League" (NOT the theatrical version of Justice League). That's the order you should watch the DCEU. After you watch ZSJL, you can watch the other movies (Aquaman, SHAZAM!, Birds of Prey, Wonder Woman 84, and Suicide Squad 2022) in any order you want. You can also watch "Joker" whenever you want, because it's not connected to the DCEU, either.
4:23 "I think they could afford a jet, you know, to get from one place to another. Instead, they take the train." Well now, let's be clear about this much. Thomas Wayne (Bruce Wayne's father) owns the company that _designed_ that train and _built_ it. He takes it because he believes in his _product._
Your emotional investment in what you watch makes it intense for us,your fans. I look forward to your reactions to The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises.
In Papua New Guinea bats are called "Flying Foxes". This is not just a nickname, the word for bat in Tok Pisin (the Pidgin language of Papua New Guinea) is Flying Fox. Probably because the fruit bats are the size of dogs and have a wing span over 1.5 meters. Avinun ol wontok blo mi na ol brata na susa bilong PNG.
Cillian Murphy (The Scary doctor aka Scare Crow) IS AMAZING in Peaky blinders, I think youd really enjoy it!! and id more so enjoy you watching it, hope you give it a chance because the acting in it is INCREDIBLE!! Thanks for the great reaction
If you haven’t seen The Dark Knight as of this moment, you’re in for such a treat! Be well rested, fasten your seatbelt and enjoy! You’ll be emotionally drained by the end.
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"Always a joy to see a happy family, right"
Every batman fan ever: *wait for it, wait for it*
😂
Came to the comments immediately after I heard that 😂
After the disaster known as Batman and robin, we were all convinced that Batman was dead. Then 2005 hit and we had Batman begins directed by the director of at the time Following, Memento, and Insomnia. Now we were kind of puzzled to see how this movie would turn out and oh my god! This movie was an undeniable masterpiece.
Did you ever get to see Tenet? There were a lot of scenes where people actually did walk or run backwards on purpose. Nolan is a genius.
@@rufus5966 yeah
@@rufus5966 loved that movie.
Nope. And unfortunately it shows no sign of being dead in the near future. EVER!
Seriously, HOW MANY guys have played Batman in the last two decades?
funnily enough this is the first batman i ever saw as i was born after TAS came out
Without a doubt, one of the greatest trilogies of all time. We’ll have good Batman movies, maybe even great Batman movies, but no one will ever be able to touch this trilogy.
Christopher Nolan will be known as the story teller that made Batman greater than the entire justice league or DC universe combined
The trilogy of top trilogies are
No.1 Original Star Wars
No.2 The Dark Knight
No.3 Lord Of The Rings
@@thefallenshallrise3233 Fairly certain that was the works of writers like Frank Miller and Jeph Loeb, who wrote the comics these movies are based on. Christopher Nolan would never take credit for making Batman what he is, and for good reason.
@@ewanreilly2988 comics is one thing Christopher Nolan took him from the page and brought him.too life .Too me the comics are the first step ,a movie is the last step too making a character a reality .I thank those who created him but it was Christopher who brought him life for us all
@@thefallenshallrise3233 You didn't say who brought him to life, you said who made him greater than the Justice League and DC Universe.
The Batmobile (Tumbler) is in fact an actual vehicle specially built for the movie. There were seven built for the film's production. In Chicago when they were filming they would have several of them parked on Lower Wacker Drive for some of the daytime scenes. Most of the action took place at night when it came to the Batmobile. so you would hear lots of loud explosions and vehicle crashes happening into the wee hours of the morning.
If I recall correctly, the Tumbler, both in the fictional world of the movies as well as the real life vehicles constructed, are powered by a small block Chevy 350. That's the same engine that I have in my truck. I think they altered the sound of the engine because those of us that live around them would instantly recognize the rumble and they didn't want it sounding like a '74 3/4 ton pickup.
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If I recall correctly, they're Rolls Royce-built, because no American car company would build them.
much like a certain reveal in star wars, after 30 plus years of batman movies i'm always kind of impressed when someone *doesn't* know about bruce's parents being killed, even if just through cultural osmosis. it's fun to watch someone go in totally new.
@@thelionsshare6668 I'm waiting till she reacts to Dark Knight to bring up Mark Hamill, my Once and Future Joker.
We’re they killed?.. I’m not so sure after watching Joker.. lol..
This Batman universe that Christopher Nolan presents us in his trilogy is simply amazing. His vision along with very tight scripts to the movies in this trilogy is what makes it so great. The casting is also just the cream on top, each actor just feels they belong as the character they're portraying. Finally the scenes near the beginning where Bruce is climbing to the temple and the fight on the ice was shot near Vatnajökull glacier.
After reacting this you must react to Dark Night... the sequel of this one. Love your reactions ... please keep doing this 🙏 💓 ❤ 😊👋
@@jeffreymcmahon3627 awesome 👌 😊
OMG YES
I wanted to let you know so it won't confuse you: the actress who plays Rachel Dawes changes in the next movie (from Katie Holmes to Maggie Gyllenhaal).
Christopher Nolan is famous for doing as much for real as possible, and for this film they pretty much just built a working Batmobile. Usually when a film does a jump scene with a car, the car falls apart when it lands and they use a different car after that. On this film, they did around fifty jumps with the Tumbler before they had to stop and repair it.
I love the Tumbler, very tank-like. I praise Nolan for using as much practical effects as he can exploit it, rather than going lazy and taking the easy route that CGI provides.
the tumbler was so big and heavy it was only able to move like 10mph irl.
@@youtmeme this is false, it’s pretty fast, jay leno rode in one lol, check his channel. It’s just damn loud aha
@@alex0589 maybe leno changed the engine and stuff...I recall, specifically from the director on the DVD or whatever specifying that it could not move very fast and they sped it up in the movie framerates.
An amazing Batman reboot, and the movie that introduced me (and pretty much everyone else) to Christopher Nolan. Been a lifelong Batman fan for a very long time, be prepared for the rollercoaster that is *_The Dark Knight_* which is my favorite.
_"It's always a joy to see a happy family"_ Oh noo. My sweet summer child.
Batman Begins is my favorite of the 3 films in the Nolan Trilogy.
'That's a bold pick cotton'
@@bryansmith1691 real bold!
"In Russia we call bats 'flying mouse'..." In Germany we call them 'flitter-mouse' or 'flap-mouse' (Fledermaus).^^
Same here in norway Flaggermus
So is the superhero called "flitter-mouse-man"? That doesn't sound quite as intimidating! 😝🐭
@@bigdream_dreambig That's exactly why we don't call him "Fledermausmann", but Batman.^^
I will always love the fact that the tumbler/batmobile was 100% REAL. they actually built that thing.
British engineering
"don't go with creepy doctors on the last floor"...
Words to live by...
Especially in the DC Universe.
"And you'll never have to."
These three movies actually have some amazing one liners.
Batman's story is a tragedy. He has no super powers. He is however very intelligent and extremely determined. Uncorruptible... Unbreakable (mind)... One of the greatest super heroes ever.
When Wayne asks Alfred if he will ever give up o him and Alfred says "Never!" that's the moment everybody felt inlove with not just the character but also the actor Michael Caine. This mov8e brought him a whole new fanbase made mostly of youg people. He was a world star when younger, faded in the 80s and 90s but Batman Begins helped him woth a glorious come back.
It must be amazing to be old yet have the love and admiration of the young.
One of the GREATEST comic book movie trilogies of ALL time! One of the greatest MOVIE trilogies of all time! So glad to be able to enjoy it again with you Dasha! 😊
"Spelunking" is the English word for cave exploring. Bruce needed a cover for why he needed a reinforced bulletproof suit, and rappelling down into caves might warrant that, if you don't look too close lol :P
Batman typically does have a no-kill or no-guns policy, as he started out as the "World's Greatest Detective" in the comics, there is a story arc though where his sidekick Robin dies and he abandons this rule to exact revenge, Punisher-style.
The bat-shaped throwing knives are supposed to be a nod to the Batarangs that he would use in the comics. Obviously these are not shaped right to return to him :P
Dr. Jonathan Crane is one of Batman's most frightening nemeses in the comics: the Scarecrow. He uses a powerful hallucinogenic compound that induces mind-shattering terror in its victims, causing people to quite literally go insane with fear.
I also LOVE the voice that Christian Bale used in this film, I wish he'd kept doing that in the next two, it gets sillier as time goes on :/
The word you were looking for is “well.” That is the English word for the hole where people get water from.
Oh, man, I cannot WAIT until you watch the sequel, "The Dark Knight." It's the best of the trilogy and one of my favorite movies of all time. You're going to love it!
This was a deeply rewarding experience to witness such a compassionate person discover about Bruce Wayne's parents for the first time. I feel like I've known since birth that his parents... you know. This opened my eyes to greater empathy for the character.
I am looking forward to seeing you watching next part, The dark night. This movie redefined the height and depth of superhero movies, and also the best movie of Nolan. This movie is an unreachable ceiling of superhero movies.
Ras al-ghul is Arabic for Head of the demon. And ghul is where the English word Ghoul comes from.
In the comics ras al-ghul is like an environmental extremist looking for 'perfect environmental balance' and believes the best way to achieve that is to eliminate half of humanity.. sound familiar? Like a certain mad titan from MCU? ;)
P.s. thanos in marvel comics doesn't want to eliminate half the universe to bring balance. In the comics he is in love with Death (a female character) and wants to kill half the universe to impress her. So I think MCU took this idea from ras al-ghul from the comics
Ra's al Ghul wants to eliminate 90% of earths population .
33:50 I know it makes for exciting viewing, but there's no reason this train should still be moving. Since the 1920's, it's been a legal requirement that all trains in the US have operations dependent on a mechanism called a "Dead Man's Switch." That is a mechanism that can only be operated from the control room, at the front of the train. It's called a Dead Man's Switch, because if pressure is taken off it, as when the engineer dies or is forcibly removed, the brakes engage and it stops the train.
Now THIS is superhero movie!!!
In German the word for bat is Fledermaus, or fluttering mouse. The history of Batman on the screen is fascinating. In the 60's you had the Adam West Batman, which was goofy, campy, and literally had a giant sound effect word flash after a punch, like BAMF. Then in 89 we got Tim Burton's Batman, which was dark and surreal and very different, and the sequel Batman Returns cranked that to 11 and was a bit too disturbing for a general audience, or to sell kids toys. Then in an effort to lighten the mood they gave Schumacher the reigns for a more light hearted and kid friendly approach like the 60's version, and while Batman Forever was a fun mess on fire, the sequel Batman and Robin was so bad it killed Batman's movie potential for years. Then we get Batman Begins, a more realistic and gritty take that f'ing worked, and worked so well that the sequel would win an Oscar and become most people's favorite Batman movie. Sorry for the long comment, but it's a long story, like 50 years long just for the movies.
Great reaction Dasha!! First, Batman doesn't have any superpowers!! He defeats his enemies with weapons and gadgets!! Dasha, once you've finished the Dark Knight Trilogy, please do Batman - 1989 and Batman Returns - 1992!! To answer your questions: Spelunking is the exploration of caves, especially as a hobby.
Hahahaha "That's why you don't go with creepy doctors on the last floor". Best Dasha quote of this video.
19:16 "Of course, if you wanna bring two girls, but there's only one seat left."
☺ Yeah. That's this guy helping Batman protect his secret identity by developing _Bruce Wayne's_ traits.
There are _two_ main things you have to do to protect Batman's secret identity. First, you have to develop in the Dark Knight the kinds of traits no one would _ever_ attribute to the wealthy, international _playboy._ Second, you have to develop in the wealthy, international playboy the kinds of traits one would _never_ attribute to the Dark Knight.
8:06 "She is still his best friend, right?"
Of course. Leave it to your best friend to _scold_ you when you badly need to be _scolded._ It's a recurrent theme in _every_ Batman canon the differentiation between _revenge_ and _justice._
Excellent choice of movie to react to! Hope you watch the entire trilogy, it's one of the best.
11:35 Forget Bruce Wayne. Forget the Batman. With this statement, Alfred just became the coolest character in the series.
32:15 And Alfred does it again!
Great reaction, Dasha! Keep it up!
I cant wait to see you react to The Dark Knight! Great reaction btw!
It's a recurrent theme for Batman that his significant other changes _constantly._ Superman at least has Lois Lane, but Batman's significant other changes in _every single movie._ In the animated series, he almost never had a significant other for more than one episode, and there were episodes in which he didn't have a significant other at _all._ It wasn't because he couldn't find women who were _interested._ It was because he recognized this fact: that being Batman and having enemies meant that those enemies would seek to get to _him_ through _them._
Spelunking is a term for cave exploration or exploring caves. So he was being partially truthful about the cavern underneath the Wayne mansion.
Spelunking means the explosion of caves. Which is what you saw earlier his secret bat cave. Ps. I’m not surprised you call bats flying mice in your country because in the Batman cartoon a lot of people call him a flying rodent or bats are just rats with wings. Etc, etc, etc.
6:11 There is a version in the comics in which Thomas had the 'will to act' and ended up saving his family but there is another version in which he saves himself and his wife but it's Bruce who dies.
Justice League: Flashpoint Paradox shows the version where Bruce dies.
And then Martha Wayne ends up becoming the Joker, while Thomas takes on the Batman persona.
I'm so happy to see you react to this amazing trilogy of Batman movies. Fun facts: Since Alfred's sense of duty and loyalty towards Bruce Wayne reminded him of military comradeship, Sir Michael Caine (Alfred) based his character's voice on that of a Colonel he knew when he was in the Army as an eighteen-year-old.
Definition of spelunking:
Caving - also known as spelunking in the United States and Canada and potholing in the United Kingdom and Ireland - is the recreational pastime of exploring wild cave systems (as distinguished from show caves). In contrast, speleology is the scientific study of caves and the cave environment.
(25:12) This is a mixture of his fear-inducing toxins being poured into Gotham's water supply.
To avoid confusion, Katie Holmes (Rachel Dawes) chose not to reprise her role for the next movie "The Dark Knight". The role went to Maggie Gyllenhaal, the older sister of actor Jake Gyllenhaal. Have a great Thursday and thank you for reacting to this awesome movie, Dasha! Hope you're doing well. Can't wait to see your next movie reaction!🌹❤️🍿👋🏻
Technically, Batman is mortal. He witnessed both of his parents gunned down right in front of him when he was a small child, and subsequently poured the fortune he inherited from his father into fighting crime and developing himself as a crime _fighter,_ and accordingly, has pulled off some incredible feats.
He's the world's greatest detective, a professional pilot, an escape artist and master of disguise. He's fluent in Japanese, Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish, French, Latin, German, and Russian. He has mastered 127 styles of martial arts which, it seems to me, would endow him with superhuman _time_ management. He has degrees in criminal science, forensics, computer science, chemistry, engineering and biology.
Additionally, because Batman and _Superman_ are both DC, it has happened once in a while that you will see one of them show up in the other's comics, TV shows and movies. Now, technically, Superman's most formidable adversary is business-magnate/billionaire Lex Luthor, but all the times that Superman has actually ended up dead, it has been _Batman's_ doing. Luthor cannot _get_ to Superman. Batman _can._
"Batman Begins" was amazing, "The Dark Knight" took it to another level, and "The Dark Knight Rises" exists.
TDKR feels like an underwhelming dessert - not inedible, y'know, I'll take it - don't send it back to the kitchen or anything...just after the first two courses....*sigh*
Should have been the "Iron Man" of a DCU "Phase One." "You know, with the benefit of hindsight... (BLAM!!!")
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@@chrispittman8854 not to deny the makers of Iron Man due credit for the great work they did, but I think your comparison is dead on, even that without Batman Begins we probably wouldn't have had Iron Man
I actually think Batman Begins is the better movie, but I know Im _very_ alone in saying that
I neither loved nor disliked this trilogy, and rewatched it several times... What I cannot wait for is the sequel, where the villain's catch phrase isn't too dissimilar to yours 😁 It's also widely considered the best of the three.
This was the first movie that after I saw it at the cinema I simply joined the next queue and watched it again directly afterwards.
The "throwing stars" are called Batarangs. =)
I am so, so, so HAPPY you’ve uploaded your reaction to Batman Begins. I grew up with Spider-Man and Batman and those two heroes are my favourite. Scarecrow is one of my favourite villains as well. I’m so excited to see your reaction to The Dark Knight if you do it. You’re the best 🌟🤩😁
I have always thought Falcone was trying to mock Bruce by referring to supposed begging Chill told him that Thomas did, though the audience knows Bruce was right there and thus knew that his father didn't, but I now suppose Falcone could be mocking Bruce just that Chill was spreading around the story, that his father begged at his death.
Dasha I love your channel. It is a breath of fresh air during these troubling times the world is in. I wish you would upload videos more often. I hope things are going ok up in Canada.
4mins in: It's always nice to see such a happy family
Everyone watching: ... oh shit...
Dasha has the cutest giggle, I love it !
Your best line ever. “That’s why you don’t go with a creepy doctor to the last floor!” 😂
Check out " Zulu " from 1964 with Alfred (Michael Caine)
The Dark knight (the movie after this one) is in my opinion the best movie ever made. you will love that one if you liked this one. this is the best version of Batman.
Spelunking is exploring underground tunnels, also called "Cave diving". people do this under water too. Bruce Wayne is actually a genius. he's also a brilliant detective, so he's good at investigating things, which why his role as Batman is perfect. You will see Fox telling him how brilliant he is in the third movie.
Not going to lie The Batman is definitely my most anticipated movie I want to see this year Robert does look pretty bad ass.
This has always been my favorite Batman movie. I love the realistic way he becomes Batman and especially love the use of my favorite villain Ra's Al Ghul. Liam Neeson is awesome.
Dasha: "I honestly liked it alot..."
The Dark Knight: "Then you're gonna love me."
7:08- what a cute creature that disappeared into a time loop. :) I bet that was the Bat Dog of Dasha, the Wonder Woman. :)
You have to see the 1980's Burton's Batman :)
The word you're looking for is "well." Bruce fell into a well when he was a kid.
The beginning of yet another GREAT Trilogy. Right from the start IU was/am very impressed with this movie. Great reaction, Dasha.
Great reaction as usual. Loved the special appearance of your dog.
Loved how dark this film got sometimes...good stuff!
@DashaReacts - The scenes at the beginning, supposed to be in the harsh landscape of Tibet, were actually filmed in _my_ country! 😎
Ok, so I know you put this one up a long time ago already (and probably don't even read these comments anyway), but I just wanted to put this out there for the bragging rights 😏
"Spelunking" is a funny-sounding word that means exploring caves. 😝
As you're a fan of Christopher Nolan, I think you will really enjoy Memento. It was his second film and a great example of his mindbending approach to storytelling.
Memento is definitely a thinker, it'd be fun to watch a smart reactor like Dasha figure it out in real time.
I can't wait Dasha to see the sequel Dark Knight... I really enjoyed how she immersed herself in this one. Now I can't wait her to see the Joker.
No Batman only has fancy gadgets, vehicles, and martial art skills. Plus great detective skills as well. Some of his enemies even refer to him as detective.
I just find it humorous that in the same scene Bruce declares "he is no executioner" he then kills the clan of ninjas, including the very criminal that he originally refused to kill. Not to mention Raz alGul at the end. And that's assuming there were no homeless slumming in area the train burst through, in the worst part of Gotham. Someone has to clue him in to the point that if you set up a deadly situation, and leave someone to die in it, it is the same as killing them.
7:08 : cute pup!
So one thing about these films. They are 3 individual films contained to themselves. They are connected. But after the 3rd film it's over. They aren't connected to anything else after.
Yeah Dr. Crane is The Scarecrow. He uses fear and deception much like Bruce, along with being smarter than most people and of course his fear toxin. :)
Just an advice for you: the next movie, The Dark Knight, has many scary scenes. If you want to know when they appear, it's during a quiet scene.
Rule #1 of violent cities: Stay away from the windows.
Dasha could be a superhero... ADORABLE GIRL😀😀😀
This is probably my personal favourite of all the Batman movies.
This movie is brilliant. It's similar to Batman: Year One the comic. Great choice Dasha.
Any Batman movie you see will be a completely different version of Batman depending on the writers and Director. Any time you see a new actor play Batman, expect something completely different
In German bats are called Fledermaus. Fleder and old word for flapping, and maus means mouse.
It is a flapping mouse.
I'm glad you had a chance to watch this one. Christopher Nolan has a talent for making iconic movies, and this was certainly one.
Thanks for sharing, once again.
It's funny, we call bats "flying mice" in Swedish as well. It's cool to see that concept pop up in different languages. :)
As for the movie, it's great. I loved those movies back in the day (and still do). The next one is one of my all-time favorite superhero movies, it's just so amazing. It's fun to see you react to them, especially since you are going in a lot more blind than I did since I was a huge Batman fan when I was a kid. It allows you to have a very different experience and it's interesting to see you have it. I'm looking forward to future reactions. :)
In french it’s chauve souris which means “bald mouse”
Not sure why ahah
This is one of the great movie trilogies, you're not ready for Heath Ledger's performance in the second one.
"Ever Dance with the Devil in the Pale Moon Light?"
Glad to see you chose this trilogy and am looking forward to your reaction to The Dark Knight.
… I still think you would enjoy R.E.D. (Retired, Extremely Dangerous) which is also technically part of DC. More in line with an action/spy movie than a classic comic film, but great fun starring Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich, and Karl Urban. 😁
How could you leave out Helen Mirren? 😄
If you've ever wanted to see an older woman wielding some heavy-duty fire-arms, RED is the movie for you.😁
@@UTU49 Because I had a serious brain blip (considering she’s my favorite character).
I was trying to reference actors in movies Dasha had already reacted to.
To add to my blip, I also forgot to add that R.E.D. featured a Russian character (oddly enough, my second favorite character in the film).
In French, bats translates to "Bald Mouse", no idea why... Flying mouse make sense, bald mouse not so much :P
Best Batman movie reviewed by the best movie reactor ... need more guest appearances from the puppy 🐶 😀 & it's name ! ... great reaction Dasha
great reaction! the dark knight trilogy is up there as the greatest comic book films, with dark knight actually being the greatest comic book film. Christopher Nolan did an amazing job with them. Hope you continue on to the rest of the trilogy
God, i want her to react to *Red Heat* with Arnold Schwarzenegger, would love to hear what she has to say about Arnold playing a Russian Cop.
I'd like to see that, too.
You haven't been *PUSHED* Dasha.
"If you're pushed... killing is easy as breathing."
Heads up, in the next one _The Dark Knight_ the lady Rachel is played by a different actress; it throws people off watching these movies years later but it's cool. Also, the sequel is a lot more intense
My previous comment got lost in cyberspace. If the majority of Russian people are as good hearted as you, I think the world is safe for now. You are such a cutie as well. I love your reactions. Keep up the good work!!!
The Dark Knight Trilogy isn't connected to any other DC movies. I hope you'll still watch more DC movies, though. When you've finished this trilogy, the DCEU begins with "Man of Steel". It's followed by "Batman v Superman", which has a new Batman. Definitely watch the Ultimate Edition of BvS, and then the extended cut of "Suicide Squad 2016", then "Wonder Woman 2017", and then "Zack Snyder's Justice League" (NOT the theatrical version of Justice League). That's the order you should watch the DCEU. After you watch ZSJL, you can watch the other movies (Aquaman, SHAZAM!, Birds of Prey, Wonder Woman 84, and Suicide Squad 2022) in any order you want. You can also watch "Joker" whenever you want, because it's not connected to the DCEU, either.
Can't wait to see you react to the next movie in the trilogy.
In German "bat" is called "Fledermaus" ("fluttering mouse"). 🙂
What young Bruce fell down in English is called a well.
4:23 "I think they could afford a jet, you know, to get from one place to another. Instead, they take the train."
Well now, let's be clear about this much. Thomas Wayne (Bruce Wayne's father) owns the company that _designed_ that train and _built_ it. He takes it because he believes in his _product._
Your emotional investment in what you watch makes it intense for us,your fans. I look forward to your reactions to The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises.
In Papua New Guinea bats are called "Flying Foxes". This is not just a nickname, the word for bat in Tok Pisin (the Pidgin language of Papua New Guinea) is Flying Fox. Probably because the fruit bats are the size of dogs and have a wing span over 1.5 meters.
Avinun ol wontok blo mi na ol brata na susa bilong PNG.
Cillian Murphy (The Scary doctor aka Scare Crow) IS AMAZING in Peaky blinders, I think youd really enjoy it!!
and id more so enjoy you watching it, hope you give it a chance because the acting in it is INCREDIBLE!!
Thanks for the great reaction
Can't wait for the next in the trilogy. You are going to be blown away.
I love the scene where he saves him from going off the cliff. So cool! 💪
I see and respect your compassion Dasha. Thank you for being you.
If you haven’t seen The Dark Knight as of this moment, you’re in for such a treat! Be well rested, fasten your seatbelt and enjoy! You’ll be emotionally drained by the end.
Lovely coined phrase: sports car/tank. +1