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Actually Bruce Wyane is Dead since He used the Clean Slate Program to Erase every bit of identification markers like DNA Facial and finger/foot print data of Bruce Wyane and Selena Kyle and Created new identities for them both to live out their lives Normally together....Plus i'm sure Bruce set up a Account with the name he chose to go under with enough money to retire on
The. Movie does explain how he lived, in an after credit scene fox learned that the autopilot code was completed, and the code of the user who completed it was Bruce Wayne then you see fox smile because he knows
@@jason42080 technically he's gone, presumed "legally dead", because no body was ever found or presented. Selena Kyle was erased by the clean slate program but Bruce Wayne wasn't. If he was erased, his last will and testament that left everything of money value to Alfred and the house to the orphan homes of Gotham wouldn't exist. And him donating this house was a big thing at the end of the movie
Salina kyle's dress at the end of the film was the same blue colour as the rare blue flower in the first film. "If you can carry it to the top of the mountain you might just find what you were looking for". Nolan is a genius.
Batman did die...like the ending says...but he also survived the bomb...its not open ended or a lie desire fake dream hope of alfred. ..bruce wayne lives...one could not live while the other was around...he rose out of hell ....he found himself and a reason to live again...he was suicidal
Nolan delivered us possibly the best Batman films of all time. Such a genius story told in a brilliant way. And that ending is just icing on the cake. Alfred crying at the graves gets everyone.
39:07 It did kind of explain how he survived, that he fixed the problems in the Bat well before the final battle, though the cut from Batman in the Bat to the explosion was instant, you can assume there was actually a minute or so between the 2 shots where he bailed out. Absolutely loving your reactions, Addie. Keep them coming, 🤩
@@mem1701movies Yeah, it’s a little cheap about how misleading it is, considering Nolan usually treats time in his films with a lot more nuance. In TDK, the timers on those sticky bombs were the exact length of the runtime until they exploded, and the timer on the bomb in this film was close. To then mislead the audience like that doesn’t really feel clever, just kinda cheap. That said, I do like the ending.
@@UmamiDeBoi Yeah, they just needed to remove the final shot of Batman in the cockpit and it would've worked better IMO. Either the editor did something that got past Nolan or he himself made a rare misstep with that shot because instead of just ambiguous (which would've sufficed for narrative purposes) it kind of becomes an actual lie, y'know ?
In the scene where Bruce and Selina are dancing and she asks him who he is pretending to be and responds with "Bruce Wayne" is a call to the comics. Bruce calls himself Batman in his head and believes that Bruce Wayne is his mask.
Loved this! Also there’s a scene at the end where Morgan Freeman checks the software patches and sees that Bruce actually fixed the autopilot way earlier. So yeah. Autopilot.
So, when Anne Hathaway was cast as Selina Kyle/Catwoman, she did some research on the character, and found she was inspired in part by Hedy Lamarr, actress, scientist, and punchline in Blazing Saddles. So Hathaway went and watched some Hedy Lamarr movies to inform her performance as Catwoman. THAT is dedication to the craft.
I have always felt like "The Dark Knight Rises" title refers to Robin as much as Batman. Bruce Wayne was batman, the dark knight. And he certainly had to "rise" from the lowest pit to fulfill his oath to gotham ans save the city. That said, in the final scenes of the movie you see Blake aka Robin has been sent by the original Batman to the bat cave. He finds it and when he steps on the platform, it literally "Rises" ... hence *The Dark Knight Rises*. because Blake/Robin will take up the mantle and become the dark knight. Gotham will have its protector... Bruce may be gone, but Batman will live on.
For each of these films, the title applies particularly to the last scene of the movie as well as to the whole film in an overarching way. But in each one Nolan puts a scene at the end that hammers home the title so that the title is more of a motto than just a title. In each he shows the title of the film at this instant. In the Dark Knight Rises this instant is when Robin steps onto the platform in the Bat Cave and the platform lifts. Then it cuts to the title of "The Dark Knight Rises". So you are 100% correct that it applies just as much as it does to the rest of the movie in an overarching manner. There are so many subtleties in these films that are really so artistic. Nolan chooses not to explain them because he wants the film to mean to the people whatever they make of it. That is kind of the symbol of Batman, after all. He can be so many things to so many different people. But the most important goal is to inspire.
Bruce also ultimately transcends his anger and grief over his parents - he "...Rises" above it - and becomes able to lead a normal life. And the Dark Knight "...Rises" from disgrace over Harvey Dent's crimes. So for sure, it certainly means more than one thing. Not sure about "as much" though personally. To me it's _more_ about Bruce just because it's his story and becoming whole, rising above his demons, is the culmination of his arc.
@@anonymes2884 I agree with you. Also with Robin becoming Batman it is the culmination and realization of what Dukard said to Bruce in the prison. Batman has become "immortal".
Also,John Blake is a composite of the first three Robins:Sharing Dick Grayson`s hairstyle,tendency to hide his grief and anger behind a smile and middle name,Jason Todd`s rough street background and willingness to use firearms and fisticuffs,having a similar last name to,being a detective and intellectual equal to Bruce like Tim Drake and like Terry McGinnis is a kid from the streets trained by an older, paralyzed Bruce to take his place as Batman.
They did honor him with the school bus with "District 22." The same bus that he was in for the bank robbery and when he left Gotham General after blowing it up.
Couldn't find anything today, and I do a search on "Dark Knight" and ADDIE GOT IT UP JUST TODAY!!! I'm psyched, am going to make popcorn and be right back. Thumbs up! Made my night!!!
This movie was filmed in my home town. The company I used to work at did costume and crew uniform work for the movie. The scene in were Blake fights at the construction company was filmed behind the building I worked in. I watched part of the filming on my lunch break, and some of the scenes were filmed near the comic shop a friend of mine works at. I was three days late picking up my books because they blocked off the street for filming.
Hans Zimmer is a genius with music. Some other movies with Hans Zimmer with the music that I would highly recommend you watch if you haven't already are Gladiator, Inception, Interstellar, Pirates of the Carribean, etc. He also actually did the music to Sherlock Holmes and The Lion King as well as others.
Name of the daughter of Ra's Al Ghul is Talia Al Ghul. In the comics she had mate with Bruce and they had a child named Damian Wayne. He was trained by the leage of shadows and later he became the third Robin.
these videos are so wholesome. literally all it takes is seeing genuine reactions like this to remind me why i love film so much, it has the power to capture such intense emotions. keep up the awesome content!!
Such a brilliant reaction. Your responses to each twist and turn were so fun to watch (and bloody hilarious at times). This channel is very cool indeed.
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Amazing!!! The Dark Knight Trilogy is one of the best movie series ever made. Please do more Nolan movie reaction. Memento, Insomnia, The Prestige, Inception, Interstellar, Dunkirk and Tenet are all amazing!
For those who didn't realise, Bruce is using a walking stick because in the dark knight he hurts himself when he falls after saving Commissioner Gordon's son from Harvey Dent, you can see him limping and not being able to run well when he runs away from the police. And Addie, Bruce himself fixed the auto-pilot system from the bat, in the lasts scenes Lucius Fox discovers that he did it a few months before the bom incident, and thats how he survives, he probably jumped and flyed after securing the bat's direction.
By far, the best Batman trilogy that I've ever seen....well see if Matt Reeves does his trilogy, but for now,Christopher Nolan's gritty,realistic and wonderfully shot and acted movies about the Caped Crusader are some of the best superhero movies of all time...
At some point... You need to watch "Batman: Mask of the Phantasm", as well as the rest of the original Warner Brothers "Batman the Animated Series" Cartoons! The Batman. As I grew up with him in the 90s. Mask of the Phantasm has the best version of the theme song of all time. (Even though it's a one off!) when you went to the theatre as a kid it was the coolest thing ever. Plus it's got some of the best voice acting performances ever! And the setting, with the vintage/gothic art deco styling. It's classic Batman at it's best.
Bruce Wayne trying to convey to Gordon that he was his hero growing up, and Addie jumped in with the stupid interjection of talking about the auto pilot in such an emotional moment.
39:14 They did tell you how Bruce survived. When Fox was going over the Bat at the end, they discovered that Bruce had fixed the autopilot. Again, another movie better on IMAX. The opening scene with Bane was shot with IMAX cameras. It was something to see on a seven story tall screen.
With you finishing the Nolan's Dark Knights trilogy you could react to the amazing Tim Burton Batman films Batman 1989 and Batman Returns. Burtons depiction of Gotham is so unique and inspired the look and feel of Gotham for many years from the amazing Animated Series (even used the Danny Elfman theme from the movie) to the fantastic Batman Arkham Games (which were actually based more on the Animated series even using the same voice actors) all taken inspiration from Burton. His Gotham has this Dark Deco 1930s Dystopian City look with a mix of 1930s to 1950s fashion and modern late 1980s the movie came out in 1989. There’s also a lot of industrial areas combined with Art Deco and Gothic architecture the whole city just looks amazing. The animated series went more into the 1930s artistic but was set in the Modern Day 1990s. I would also recommend Batman: Mask of the Phantasm from 1993 a origin to the Animated Series Batman kind of like Batman Begins. Metropolis is the opposite has a more 1950s futuristic look but this was never depicted in the Superman movies we still have to see a true comic accurate Metropolis but the new Suicide Squad game looks to be extremely close to that look. As much as I love the Nolan Batman films the last two kind of fell flat on there renditions of Gotham compared to Batman begins. The Dark Knight is amazing but I wish the city didn’t just look like Chicago while Returns is just Gotham in the day. Overall I personally place this last in the trilogy with Begins my personal favourite. List if you want to get more into Batman Batman 1989 Batman Returns Batman The Animated Series (And Stand Alone animated movies) Batman Arkham Trilogy of games.
Omg that would be great. Yeah I do agree that Burtons Gotham was more unique and memorable but Batman begins had a great rendition of a more modern Gotham City but still had those gothic dystopian elements.
Batman the Animated Series (cartoon tv show/series) // it has the whole plot that you get in little pieces in this trilogy, though it goes more fantasy than realistic (the trilogy kept it realistic instead) with the Lazarus Pits (green lava volcanoes), enabling Raz al' Ghoul to be "truly" immortal, though it also makes you more violent and wild and strong (like the gas that created the green goblin in spiderman), this is just epic (so dark, like much in the 90s, love it), best batman cartoon tv series, and best joker (mark hamil, of luke skywalker star wars fame, VA's him), really good design of the joker, one of the 3 best jokers Batman Beyond (cartoon tv show/series) // it's decent-good, but it didn't last very long, it had potential, sighs, anyways, batman (bruce wayne) is now old, so a younger new person takes his place, though in one episode, bruce wayne is dying, but he goes and uses the Lazarus Pit, like Raz al' Ghoul, "rejuvanting" bruce wayne, keeping him alive, and making him young again, but violent and wild and strong... --------- Mask of the Phantasm (animated/cartoon movie) is okay, there's nothing bad about it, but nothing super great about it either, for a 90s animated/cartoon movie, it's good ---------- Batman (1989) movie is a really good movie, rivals the trilogy in its own way, even though it's just a single movie, the joker is excellent, due to jack nickelson playing him, and personally, I like michael keaton as batman (I really wasn't impressed with christian bale at all as batman, probably the weakest part of the trilogy was his role/acting as batman)
After TDK, this film definitely had a lot of hype to live up to, I remember leaving the theater a bit disappointed, because it didn't quite deliver for me. As time has gone on, I've come to have more appreciation for it, but it does rank last of the three for me.
You can say that the TDK is basically a remake of Batman 1989. They have a lot of similarities between them. A top of a building fight between Batman and Joker, a showdown in the middle of the street between Batman and Joker, Joker having a meeting with all the mob heads and killing one with a "trick", and so much more. TDKR has more originality and in my opinion better.
@@asdfasdf7199 Yeah, for me TDK is still the definitive live action Batman movie. Personally though I thought "...Begins" had fewer issues than "...Rises" - it's just tighter IMO - even though I thought TDKR ultimately fulfilled its role of rounding out the trilogy pretty well (the end especially works and makes it a genuine trilogy).
@@moonakieater2308 it’s not really at all. Joker’s not on a big parade in the fight in the streets and it’s a chase scene rather than a saving people from gas scene. Also, all joker does in Batman 89 is kidnap Batman’s girlfriend and get pushed off the side of the clock tower and die. In TDK, joker actually presents a real philosophical argument and obviously doesn’t die. In fact, he also most wins by turning Dent bad. The only real similarities is that Batman is the protagonist and Joker is the antagonist.
@@brubaker4867 I understand what you're saying, because they changed a few things it's not the same. But the themes are and it's much more similar than you think. Joker did take Batman's girl on top of a building in both movies. Joker and Batman had a showdown in the middle of a street and Batman didn't kill him in both movies. Joker and Batman had a confrontation on top of a building in both movies. And so much more Check this out then get back to me🤣🤣🤣
I'll admit that when I saw this opening night: I went to a showing of the entire trilogy and I was spent by the end of Dark Knight Rises. They actually got me to believe that they killed Batman. The Joker was originally intended to be a villain in this one, but Heath Ledger's untimely death ended any chance of that.
He's alive because he was able to build the auto pilot on the Bat in late. As explained to Lucius Fox near the very end.
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"Oh my gosh, Alfred is the one who got me!" Alfred was also the one who brought you back! Addie after she sees Bruce is alive: "He's not dead... HE'S NOT DEAD!"
Christian Bale's Batman is one of the best live action portrayals of the character. Kevin Conroy is definitely the best voice actor. I worked in Pittsburgh as this was being filmed and kept trying to catch a glimpse.
If you're interested in seeing Christian Bale in a completely different role, definitely watch American Psycho! He plays a serial killer and totally nailed the performance
I entered a code from a bottle of Mountain Dew and got a pass to see "The Dark Knight Rises" at a sneak preview the night before it opened. I got out of the movie that night and a few hours later the first reports came in about the shooting at the sneak preview in Loveland, Colorado.
I don’t know if any of you have ever played Left 4 Dead, but that little code Alfred plays on the piano always reminds me of that game and that creepy sound that occasionally plays. I think it plays just before something happens, but I can’t remember for sure as it’s been years since I played. It just sounds really similar, I think. Unless I’m mistaken and that sound is from something else.
loved your reaction watched them back to back and it was so much nostalgia to see someone else experience these amazing films. hope you react to the snyderverse films - Man of Steel - Batman V. Superman - Wonder Woman - Snyder Cut Justice League. Cheers!
Great trilogy. Glad you liked the films. Can't wait to see which movie you'll be watching next. Love your channel and the energy you show. The Dark Knight trilogy is one of my favourites after Star Wars so it was nice to see you watch them and hear your thoughts and opinions about each film 😁👍
What makes your reactions next level, are your utter surprise and gasps. keep it up. the Dark Knight is the best of the three movies. Well to me at least. So you get my vote there.
Hey Addie just discovered your reaction channel! You're so sweet, hope to see more of your content soon as I'm almost finished with your previous ones. ❤️
*Fun Note: When Bruce and Selina are dancing, Bruce is the only one not wearing a mask, because Batman is his true identity and Bruce the cover up... soo in a way, he is wearing "a mask" saludos desde Chile!
There's a very famous Batman story called The Dark Knight Returns which inspired many of the beats from this film...it ended with Batman faking his death and going underground, so I kind of expected Batman to survive at the end, but I was never sure until the bit about the autopilot came up.
The Dark Knight is regarded by most people as not just the greatest comic book film of all time. But one of the greatest movies ever. Period. It is the Citizen Kane of superhero movies and nothing will likely ever top it. (Though the new Rob Pattinson Batman looks very promising).
What not so happy is that people did the math on the type of explosion and how far away he got and found out the city was still done for. Nuclear fallout and other things would contaminate everything.
The Joker was twister but was a villain that was a "character" and had an almost philosophical approach with the meaning to his madness.... Bane was just flat out evil and a wannabe dictator.
I've read BATMAN comics so I knew about TALIA AL GHUL but I was so used to movie adaptations changing details Nolan managed to fool me TWICE, with father and daughter!
Batman's final escape is a bit of what you might call "false jeopardy" (there's a term for the trope that I can't think of at the moment. It was a technique heavily used in old children's film serials like "Flash Gordon" or "The Lone Ranger" (and "Batman" himself, as such serials were his first cinematic appearance), where they'd leave you on a cliffhanger with the hero in a seemingly impossible-to-escape death-trap, and then reveal at the beginning of the next installment that an escape route was possible via a bit of "extra" footage they didn't show you before. For example, perhaps the hero was trapped in a burning coffin that was shown fully-engulfed in flame in the cliffhanger, and then the beginning of the next chapter showed them escaping before the coffin was set alight. It's kinda a dick move that reduces the audience's trust that the storyteller is giving them the full facts). However, it is somewhat justified by the specification of the nuclear device as a neutron bomb. Neutron bombs were designed as low-damage/high-radiation weapons, with the idea being that you'd drop one on an enemy storage depot/city/whatever, do minimal explosive damage to equipment and infrastructure while killing everything living through radiation, and then walk in and take their stuff after decontamination. So the actual explosion of the Gotham bomb wouldn't necessarily be as unsurvivable as one might assume. The radiation would be a problem, but Batman presumably bailed-out into the water, and water is an exceptionally-good mediator of radiation, specifically the gamma and neutron varieties produced in large quantities by a neutron bomb. Not hard to imagine Batman having a rebreather or some variety of small SCUBA device somewhere on his, uh, utility belt, so he'd just have to swim as far down as possible to avoid the explosion and the radiation. A risky move, to be sure, but not outside the realm of possibility.
here is a list of movies you will enjoy 1. Arrival 2. The Illusionist 3. Interstellar 4. Meet Joe Black 5. The Day the Earth Stood Still 6. Hacksaw Ridge
I want a "Robin/Nightwing" movie with Joseph Gordon Levitt! Since at the end of this movie he basically got passed the torch to be the next hero Gotham needs.
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Actually Bruce Wyane is Dead since He used the Clean Slate Program to Erase every bit of identification markers like DNA Facial and finger/foot print data of Bruce Wyane and Selena Kyle and Created new identities for them both to live out their lives Normally together....Plus i'm sure Bruce set up a Account with the name he chose to go under with enough money to retire on
The. Movie does explain how he lived, in an after credit scene fox learned that the autopilot code was completed, and the code of the user who completed it was Bruce Wayne then you see fox smile because he knows
@@pleasehelp2446 Well Bruce Wyane is Dead due to 3 words....Clean Slate Program
Fantastic!!! I personally love when you get the heck scared out of you. Your reactions are just so much fun, thank you😀😀😀
@@jason42080 technically he's gone, presumed "legally dead", because no body was ever found or presented. Selena Kyle was erased by the clean slate program but Bruce Wayne wasn't. If he was erased, his last will and testament that left everything of money value to Alfred and the house to the orphan homes of Gotham wouldn't exist. And him donating this house was a big thing at the end of the movie
Salina kyle's dress at the end of the film was the same blue colour as the rare blue flower in the first film. "If you can carry it to the top of the mountain you might just find what you were looking for". Nolan is a genius.
Peter Jackson would be proud. A good trilogy needs a good ending.
Batman did die...like the ending says...but he also survived the bomb...its not open ended or a lie desire fake dream hope of alfred. ..bruce wayne lives...one could not live while the other was around...he rose out of hell ....he found himself and a reason to live again...he was suicidal
yikes talk about scraping the bottom of the barrel...
wow thats actually a very clever detail by helping bruce save gotham she found what she was looking for a fresh start
@@epicshooters1000 I think you mean grasping for straws... nice try tho
Tom Hardy’s delivery of Bane’s dialogue was *SO GOOD*
IDK who's voice of his I Love more, Bane or Venom..
Feat. AOC
Delivery was great, but too bad the mixing was horrendous.
Not a single word wasted. Not an easy job following Heath Ledger's iconic performance. Hats off to Tom Hardy he did an amazing job.
If only the dialogue was better written. That opening scene with Bane is so cringe.
They do mention it. Fox is going over the data and notices the auto-pilot was fixed. So it's assumed he ditched that thing before it exploded.
Exactly - the implication is that Bruce fixed the autopilot himself.
Nolan delivered us possibly the best Batman films of all time. Such a genius story told in a brilliant way. And that ending is just icing on the cake. Alfred crying at the graves gets everyone.
39:07 It did kind of explain how he survived, that he fixed the problems in the Bat well before the final battle, though the cut from Batman in the Bat to the explosion was instant, you can assume there was actually a minute or so between the 2 shots where he bailed out.
Absolutely loving your reactions, Addie. Keep them coming, 🤩
It was misleading
@@mem1701movies Oh, absolutely.
@@mem1701movies Yeah, it’s a little cheap about how misleading it is, considering Nolan usually treats time in his films with a lot more nuance. In TDK, the timers on those sticky bombs were the exact length of the runtime until they exploded, and the timer on the bomb in this film was close. To then mislead the audience like that doesn’t really feel clever, just kinda cheap.
That said, I do like the ending.
@@UmamiDeBoi Yeah, they just needed to remove the final shot of Batman in the cockpit and it would've worked better IMO. Either the editor did something that got past Nolan or he himself made a rare misstep with that shot because instead of just ambiguous (which would've sufficed for narrative purposes) it kind of becomes an actual lie, y'know ?
You could say he "Baled" out...
I don't know why people gotta pick a fave of a trilogy. Just enjoy it all as a whole. Three high quality movies in a superb trilogy. :)
I love all three movies.
Yes. IMO I look at this as one long, long movie.
Third is the weakest to me by far. It's like, so funky written
Smartest thing i ever read in a coment section about this film trilogy.
@@omarsheriff51 funky is actually a praise word.
The ending was probably the most emotionally satisfying endings in cinema history.
... Seriously?
Like, it's a decent movie, but man, what a statement. If it was for you, then cool, glad it meant that much to you.
@@MrZAP17 I think he meant one of because he said endings instead of ending
The Return of the King is easily number 1
@@DuBstep115 That's just an opinion, just like everything else.
In the scene where Bruce and Selina are dancing and she asks him who he is pretending to be and responds with "Bruce Wayne" is a call to the comics. Bruce calls himself Batman in his head and believes that Bruce Wayne is his mask.
That specific line is from Beyond.
the batman trilogy truly was some of the best cinema in the last 30 years
30:51 I like how caring you are over your dog! Such a warm greeting when he joins you to watch the movie.
calm down
@@videostash413 kiss my a$s
@ And if I don’t?
Loved this! Also there’s a scene at the end where Morgan Freeman checks the software patches and sees that Bruce actually fixed the autopilot way earlier. So yeah. Autopilot.
So, when Anne Hathaway was cast as Selina Kyle/Catwoman, she did some research on the character, and found she was inspired in part by Hedy Lamarr, actress, scientist, and punchline in Blazing Saddles. So Hathaway went and watched some Hedy Lamarr movies to inform her performance as Catwoman. THAT is dedication to the craft.
I have always felt like "The Dark Knight Rises" title refers to Robin as much as Batman. Bruce Wayne was batman, the dark knight. And he certainly had to "rise" from the lowest pit to fulfill his oath to gotham ans save the city. That said, in the final scenes of the movie you see Blake aka Robin has been sent by the original Batman to the bat cave. He finds it and when he steps on the platform, it literally "Rises" ... hence *The Dark Knight Rises*. because Blake/Robin will take up the mantle and become the dark knight. Gotham will have its protector...
Bruce may be gone, but Batman will live on.
For each of these films, the title applies particularly to the last scene of the movie as well as to the whole film in an overarching way. But in each one Nolan puts a scene at the end that hammers home the title so that the title is more of a motto than just a title. In each he shows the title of the film at this instant.
In the Dark Knight Rises this instant is when Robin steps onto the platform in the Bat Cave and the platform lifts. Then it cuts to the title of "The Dark Knight Rises". So you are 100% correct that it applies just as much as it does to the rest of the movie in an overarching manner.
There are so many subtleties in these films that are really so artistic. Nolan chooses not to explain them because he wants the film to mean to the people whatever they make of it. That is kind of the symbol of Batman, after all. He can be so many things to so many different people. But the most important goal is to inspire.
Bruce also ultimately transcends his anger and grief over his parents - he "...Rises" above it - and becomes able to lead a normal life. And the Dark Knight "...Rises" from disgrace over Harvey Dent's crimes. So for sure, it certainly means more than one thing.
Not sure about "as much" though personally. To me it's _more_ about Bruce just because it's his story and becoming whole, rising above his demons, is the culmination of his arc.
@@anonymes2884 I agree with you. Also with Robin becoming Batman it is the culmination and realization of what Dukard said to Bruce in the prison. Batman has become "immortal".
Also,John Blake is a composite of the first three Robins:Sharing Dick Grayson`s hairstyle,tendency to hide his grief and anger behind a smile and middle name,Jason Todd`s rough street background and willingness to use firearms and fisticuffs,having a similar last name to,being a detective and intellectual equal to Bruce like Tim Drake and like Terry McGinnis is a kid from the streets trained by an older, paralyzed Bruce to take his place as Batman.
They say the writing in the third wasn't up to par... maybe but they had some gems - victory has defeated you.. such a sick line
the music at the very end of this movie when Alfred nods at Bruce gives me goosebumps every time
RIP, Heath Ledger. He posthumously won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.
He should have won 'Best actor.'
You know this is Dark Knight Rises and not Dark Knight right?
@@NPClownumber81googolplex Oh Crap my bad! But still that was the best Batman movie! He was gonna be in this one as a cameo but sadly passed.
They did honor him with the school bus with "District 22." The same bus that he was in for the bank robbery and when he left Gotham General after blowing it up.
he gave himself an overdose instead of living to take care of his child. good riddance to that piece of crap
Couldn't find anything today, and I do a search on "Dark Knight" and ADDIE GOT IT UP JUST TODAY!!! I'm psyched, am going to make popcorn and be right back. Thumbs up! Made my night!!!
This movie was filmed in my home town. The company I used to work at did costume and crew uniform work for the movie. The scene in were Blake fights at the construction company was filmed behind the building I worked in. I watched part of the filming on my lunch break, and some of the scenes were filmed near the comic shop a friend of mine works at. I was three days late picking up my books because they blocked off the street for filming.
Hans Zimmer is a genius with music. Some other movies with Hans Zimmer with the music that I would highly recommend you watch if you haven't already are Gladiator, Inception, Interstellar, Pirates of the Carribean, etc. He also actually did the music to Sherlock Holmes and The Lion King as well as others.
It's even better when you watch it performed live
Specifically the Sherlock movies with Robert Downey Jr. were scored by Hans Zimmer.
Name of the daughter of Ra's Al Ghul is Talia Al Ghul. In the comics she had mate with Bruce and they had a child named Damian Wayne. He was trained by the leage of shadows and later he became the third Robin.
Such a soul satisfying ending. People clapped at the end of the movie in the theatre 🦇
I was one of the lucky fortunate ones to be at Heinz Field in the stadium filing that scene!! 🤠
these videos are so wholesome. literally all it takes is seeing genuine reactions like this to remind me why i love film so much, it has the power to capture such intense emotions. keep up the awesome content!!
Such a brilliant reaction. Your responses to each twist and turn were so fun to watch (and bloody hilarious at times). This channel is very cool indeed.
Again... I loved Addie's reaction. She's great. Puts so much emotion and heart into her work. Amazing work Addie. Keep it up.
No apologies needed for the quality. The video looks great. I love seeing a channel grow and become successful. I love the Christopher Nolan trilogy of films and I'm glad you've had the chance to see them. Much love to you and you're awesome channel🍿🌻❤️☺️
Amazing!!! The Dark Knight Trilogy is one of the best movie series ever made. Please do more Nolan movie reaction. Memento, Insomnia, The Prestige, Inception, Interstellar, Dunkirk and Tenet are all amazing!
Man I didn't know all those are his
Always a pleasure with Addie👍
I appreciate this film more and more.
I absolutely love seeing people's reaction to when he makes the climb... Without the rope 🔥
Now let's wait to Spiderman 2 hope....
Se me fue ya no pude seguir escribiendo en inglés XD
For those who didn't realise, Bruce is using a walking stick because in the dark knight he hurts himself when he falls after saving Commissioner Gordon's son from Harvey Dent, you can see him limping and not being able to run well when he runs away from the police. And Addie, Bruce himself fixed the auto-pilot system from the bat, in the lasts scenes Lucius Fox discovers that he did it a few months before the bom incident, and thats how he survives, he probably jumped and flyed after securing the bat's direction.
By far, the best Batman trilogy that I've ever seen....well see if Matt Reeves does his trilogy, but for now,Christopher Nolan's gritty,realistic and wonderfully shot and acted movies about the Caped Crusader are some of the best superhero movies of all time...
matt reeves The Batman was woke trash
At some point... You need to watch "Batman: Mask of the Phantasm", as well as the rest of the original Warner Brothers "Batman the Animated Series" Cartoons! The Batman. As I grew up with him in the 90s. Mask of the Phantasm has the best version of the theme song of all time. (Even though it's a one off!) when you went to the theatre as a kid it was the coolest thing ever.
Plus it's got some of the best voice acting performances ever! And the setting, with the vintage/gothic art deco styling. It's classic Batman at it's best.
It was Batman Begins before Batman Begins.
Though, as great as it was I can't help but prefer Return of the Joker as my favorite animated Batman film.
You should watch the amazing animated movie Batman: Mask of the Phantasm from 1992. One of the most definitive versions of Batman. Dark and sombre.
Bruce Wayne trying to convey to Gordon that he was his hero growing up, and Addie jumped in with the stupid interjection of talking about the auto pilot in such an emotional moment.
Great reactions to all three movies. This trilogy is still my fave superhero movies, I doubt it will change anytime soon.
39:14 They did tell you how Bruce survived. When Fox was going over the Bat at the end, they discovered that Bruce had fixed the autopilot.
Again, another movie better on IMAX. The opening scene with Bane was shot with IMAX cameras. It was something to see on a seven story tall screen.
Always good to see you reacting to movies
There's a scene right before the ending where fox finds out that Bruce fixed the autopilot system! That's how he survived!
10:09. Did this man just trust a tension pole with his life? I can’t even get a tension pole to hold up a curtain. 😂
With you finishing the Nolan's Dark Knights trilogy you could react to the amazing Tim Burton Batman films Batman 1989 and Batman Returns. Burtons depiction of Gotham is so unique and inspired the look and feel of Gotham for many years from the amazing Animated Series (even used the Danny Elfman theme from the movie) to the fantastic Batman Arkham Games (which were actually based more on the Animated series even using the same voice actors) all taken inspiration from Burton. His Gotham has this Dark Deco 1930s Dystopian City look with a mix of 1930s to 1950s fashion and modern late 1980s the movie came out in 1989. There’s also a lot of industrial areas combined with Art Deco and Gothic architecture the whole city just looks amazing. The animated series went more into the 1930s artistic but was set in the Modern Day 1990s. I would also recommend Batman: Mask of the Phantasm from 1993 a origin to the Animated Series Batman kind of like Batman Begins.
Metropolis is the opposite has a more 1950s futuristic look but this was never depicted in the Superman movies we still have to see a true comic accurate Metropolis but the new Suicide Squad game looks to be extremely close to that look. As much as I love the Nolan Batman films the last two kind of fell flat on there renditions of Gotham compared to Batman begins. The Dark Knight is amazing but I wish the city didn’t just look like Chicago while Returns is just Gotham in the day. Overall I personally place this last in the trilogy with Begins my personal favourite.
List if you want to get more into Batman
Batman 1989
Batman Returns
Batman The Animated Series (And Stand Alone animated movies)
Batman Arkham Trilogy of games.
Omg that would be great. Yeah I do agree that Burtons Gotham was more unique and memorable but Batman begins had a great rendition of a more modern Gotham City but still had those gothic dystopian elements.
The Long Halloween Animated movie had a really fun Gotham City it dived deep into the 1930s feel with Tommy guns and retro vehicles.
@@SouthernBelleX I adored the artistic of the Long Halloween loved the Gotham Skyline.
Batman the Animated Series (cartoon tv show/series) // it has the whole plot that you get in little pieces in this trilogy, though it goes more fantasy than realistic (the trilogy kept it realistic instead) with the Lazarus Pits (green lava volcanoes), enabling Raz al' Ghoul to be "truly" immortal, though it also makes you more violent and wild and strong (like the gas that created the green goblin in spiderman), this is just epic (so dark, like much in the 90s, love it), best batman cartoon tv series, and best joker (mark hamil, of luke skywalker star wars fame, VA's him), really good design of the joker, one of the 3 best jokers
Batman Beyond (cartoon tv show/series) // it's decent-good, but it didn't last very long, it had potential, sighs, anyways, batman (bruce wayne) is now old, so a younger new person takes his place, though in one episode, bruce wayne is dying, but he goes and uses the Lazarus Pit, like Raz al' Ghoul, "rejuvanting" bruce wayne, keeping him alive, and making him young again, but violent and wild and strong...
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Mask of the Phantasm (animated/cartoon movie) is okay, there's nothing bad about it, but nothing super great about it either, for a 90s animated/cartoon movie, it's good
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Batman (1989) movie is a really good movie, rivals the trilogy in its own way, even though it's just a single movie, the joker is excellent, due to jack nickelson playing him, and personally, I like michael keaton as batman (I really wasn't impressed with christian bale at all as batman, probably the weakest part of the trilogy was his role/acting as batman)
After TDK, this film definitely had a lot of hype to live up to, I remember leaving the theater a bit disappointed, because it didn't quite deliver for me. As time has gone on, I've come to have more appreciation for it, but it does rank last of the three for me.
stronger than begins imo. obviously nothing approaches tdk.
You can say that the TDK is basically a remake of Batman 1989. They have a lot of similarities between them. A top of a building fight between Batman and Joker, a showdown in the middle of the street between Batman and Joker, Joker having a meeting with all the mob heads and killing one with a "trick", and so much more. TDKR has more originality and in my opinion better.
@@asdfasdf7199 Yeah, for me TDK is still the definitive live action Batman movie.
Personally though I thought "...Begins" had fewer issues than "...Rises" - it's just tighter IMO - even though I thought TDKR ultimately fulfilled its role of rounding out the trilogy pretty well (the end especially works and makes it a genuine trilogy).
@@moonakieater2308 it’s not really at all. Joker’s not on a big parade in the fight in the streets and it’s a chase scene rather than a saving people from gas scene. Also, all joker does in Batman 89 is kidnap Batman’s girlfriend and get pushed off the side of the clock tower and die. In TDK, joker actually presents a real philosophical argument and obviously doesn’t die. In fact, he also most wins by turning Dent bad. The only real similarities is that Batman is the protagonist and Joker is the antagonist.
@@brubaker4867 I understand what you're saying, because they changed a few things it's not the same. But the themes are and it's much more similar than you think. Joker did take Batman's girl on top of a building in both movies. Joker and Batman had a showdown in the middle of a street and Batman didn't kill him in both movies. Joker and Batman had a confrontation on top of a building in both movies. And so much more Check this out then get back to me🤣🤣🤣
I'll admit that when I saw this opening night: I went to a showing of the entire trilogy and I was spent by the end of Dark Knight Rises. They actually got me to believe that they killed Batman.
The Joker was originally intended to be a villain in this one, but Heath Ledger's untimely death ended any chance of that.
A lot of people forget that Jim Gordon was part of swat for almost 10 years, he's very good with a gun and strategy/ tactics.
Alfred crying is the scene that hit everyone hard.
And yes that Robin is the Robin
He's alive because he was able to build the auto pilot on the Bat in late. As explained to Lucius Fox near the very end.
"Oh my gosh, Alfred is the one who got me!"
Alfred was also the one who brought you back!
Addie after she sees Bruce is alive:
"He's not dead... HE'S NOT DEAD!"
“Bruce can’t come to the door right now.
Why?
Cause he’s dead” 🤣🤣
Christian Bale's Batman is one of the best live action portrayals of the character. Kevin Conroy is definitely the best voice actor. I worked in Pittsburgh as this was being filmed and kept trying to catch a glimpse.
When Addie crys.. I cry damn it!
"In the city of Gotham, you can't really trust anyone." Addie, you're psychic!
Harvey Dent as Shrek's Prince Charming is the most spot on doppeganger ever holy crap
Christian Bale: Best Batman ever
Heath Ledger: Best joker ever
And we were lucky enough to have them together
If you're interested in seeing Christian Bale in a completely different role, definitely watch American Psycho! He plays a serial killer and totally nailed the performance
I entered a code from a bottle of Mountain Dew and got a pass to see "The Dark Knight Rises" at a sneak preview the night before it opened. I got out of the movie that night and a few hours later the first reports came in about the shooting at the sneak preview in Loveland, Colorado.
I love the look on your face and your reaction to when the cops chase Batman into the alley and Batman leaves in his new flying toy. lol
Awesome reaction of my favorite superhero movie hands down👏👏👏👏
Tom Hardy's bane was oustanding and amazing. You should react to Venom (2018). It's one of Tom Hardy's finest film.
If you think Venom is one of his "finest films" then you really havent seen a lot of Tom Hardy movies
@@icemav5740- I saw a boxing one with his brother. That movie was sick! But I really liked Venom!
The conclusion that we deserved.... A great finish to a great trilogy.
Glad to see you again addie🤗🥰missed seeing your reactions your a joy to watch 😂 keep up the good work keep those great reactions coming👏👏👏
The “wow” joke is fucking genius. 👏🏽
I lost it when the clerk said “Robin” 😢
batman is dead, Bruce Wayne isn't
his future is uncertain
*this my fav movie of the trilogy even tho THE DARK KNIGHT IS FOREVER A MASTERPIECE, call it personal preference if you will lol*
I don’t know if any of you have ever played Left 4 Dead, but that little code Alfred plays on the piano always reminds me of that game and that creepy sound that occasionally plays. I think it plays just before something happens, but I can’t remember for sure as it’s been years since I played. It just sounds really similar, I think. Unless I’m mistaken and that sound is from something else.
Fitting conclusion for a superb trilogy. Nice job Ads.
Good guy Bane waits until the singing is finished before starting his plan.
loved your reaction watched them back to back and it was so much nostalgia to see someone else experience these amazing films. hope you react to the snyderverse films - Man of Steel - Batman V. Superman - Wonder Woman - Snyder Cut Justice League. Cheers!
Great trilogy. Glad you liked the films. Can't wait to see which movie you'll be watching next. Love your channel and the energy you show. The Dark Knight trilogy is one of my favourites after Star Wars so it was nice to see you watch them and hear your thoughts and opinions about each film 😁👍
What makes your reactions next level, are your utter surprise and gasps. keep it up.
the Dark Knight is the best of the three movies. Well to me at least.
So you get my vote there.
Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful Review. Love your reactions Make a Bat fan Proud.😄
I was impressed by Cat Womans "fake screaming" at the "fingerprint exchange" scene, then I remembered that Anne Hathaway is a very good actress...
"Why can't there just be an autopilot that works??"
About that...
I appreciated this movie more after re-reading A Tale of Two Cities, which inspired the screenplay
I wonder what you'd think of Batman Returns with Michelle Pfeiffer.
Hey Addie just discovered your reaction channel! You're so sweet, hope to see more of your content soon as I'm almost finished with your previous ones. ❤️
Do you have a patreon? If not you should seriously consider it. I would love to see like uncut versions of these movies
*Fun Note: When Bruce and Selina are dancing, Bruce is the only one not wearing a mask, because Batman is his true identity and Bruce the cover up... soo in a way, he is wearing "a mask"
saludos desde Chile!
Bane is such an amazing villain.
Otto, the autopilot from _Airplane!_ (1980), saves the day again!
Yes, and all Batman had to get it, was to blow on it.
Ngl this is probably the best ending of a trilogy ever
The weapon u r asking is EMP( Electro Magnetic Pulse emitter) which screw up any electric power supply by press of a button.
There's a very famous Batman story called The Dark Knight Returns which inspired many of the beats from this film...it ended with Batman faking his death and going underground, so I kind of expected Batman to survive at the end, but I was never sure until the bit about the autopilot came up.
The Dark Knight is regarded by most people as not just the greatest comic book film of all time. But one of the greatest movies ever. Period. It is the Citizen Kane of superhero movies and nothing will likely ever top it. (Though the new Rob Pattinson Batman looks very promising).
I love the unplanned irony of your dog barking the first time Selena Kyle is introduced
man, i waited for you to watch this movie, and it was worth it. :D i swear, Tom Hardy just nails it playing monsters wearing black. :D
Tom hardy what an actor🔥
Hey Addie hope you have an great and awesome day. Much ❤ as always
What not so happy is that people did the math on the type of explosion and how far away he got and found out the city was still done for. Nuclear fallout and other things would contaminate everything.
Great reaction. You have done of the best reactions I've ever seen. Can't wait to see what else your hoping to react to.
The Joker was twister but was a villain that was a "character" and had an almost philosophical approach with the meaning to his madness.... Bane was just flat out evil and a wannabe dictator.
I've read BATMAN comics so I knew about TALIA AL GHUL but I was so used to movie adaptations changing details Nolan managed to fool me TWICE, with father and daughter!
Is the penguin gonna be in this movie ? I’m commenting while watching, oh great it’s the bat dude that you need subtitles for lol
Oh she’s cat girl ?
Who is this strange man in the mask ?
This is a confusing movie ?
Yes that’s scarecrow
He’s not dead it’s a fake death
Yeahhh! Finally! 🥳😍💕
tell me where the full reviews are! WHERE ARE THEY!!
High quality reactions. Not sure how I just found this channel.
Batman's final escape is a bit of what you might call "false jeopardy" (there's a term for the trope that I can't think of at the moment. It was a technique heavily used in old children's film serials like "Flash Gordon" or "The Lone Ranger" (and "Batman" himself, as such serials were his first cinematic appearance), where they'd leave you on a cliffhanger with the hero in a seemingly impossible-to-escape death-trap, and then reveal at the beginning of the next installment that an escape route was possible via a bit of "extra" footage they didn't show you before. For example, perhaps the hero was trapped in a burning coffin that was shown fully-engulfed in flame in the cliffhanger, and then the beginning of the next chapter showed them escaping before the coffin was set alight. It's kinda a dick move that reduces the audience's trust that the storyteller is giving them the full facts). However, it is somewhat justified by the specification of the nuclear device as a neutron bomb.
Neutron bombs were designed as low-damage/high-radiation weapons, with the idea being that you'd drop one on an enemy storage depot/city/whatever, do minimal explosive damage to equipment and infrastructure while killing everything living through radiation, and then walk in and take their stuff after decontamination. So the actual explosion of the Gotham bomb wouldn't necessarily be as unsurvivable as one might assume. The radiation would be a problem, but Batman presumably bailed-out into the water, and water is an exceptionally-good mediator of radiation, specifically the gamma and neutron varieties produced in large quantities by a neutron bomb. Not hard to imagine Batman having a rebreather or some variety of small SCUBA device somewhere on his, uh, utility belt, so he'd just have to swim as far down as possible to avoid the explosion and the radiation. A risky move, to be sure, but not outside the realm of possibility.
here is a list of movies you will enjoy
1. Arrival
2. The Illusionist
3. Interstellar
4. Meet Joe Black
5. The Day the Earth Stood Still
6. Hacksaw Ridge
33:11 LOL Perfect
I want a "Robin/Nightwing" movie with Joseph Gordon Levitt! Since at the end of this movie he basically got passed the torch to be the next hero Gotham needs.