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Batman Begins - The Opening (part 2) "If you devote yourself in an ideal"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2014
- part1:
• Batman Begins -The Ope...
"A man who can offers you a path"
Both Bruce and Ra's al Ghul do share their hatred of evil...slightly deferent though
An unstoppable ideal is indeed a legend... but it is also about being more than just a vigilante who is fighting mainly for his own gratification.
"A rare blue flower"... This is a cool origin story for the fear gas, a cool signature weapon of you-know-who...
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This movie is way too underrated. There are so many great actors in this movie. The screenplay/dialogue was brilliantly written.
Really? Underrated? Then how did the Batman voice become famous upon the film’s release with so many impressions from fans?
ArcticAngel1 it’s overshadowed by dark Knight
I agree
Christopher Nolan is amazing. I guarantee it. Once we are all alot older Nolan wil go down as one of the greatest directors of all time.
who the fuck r u,its not underrated at all,its one of tge greatest movies ever made,and its in the top 3 greatest superhero movie ever made...i think u know the other two..
Through an action, a man becomes a hero
Through death, a hero becomes a legend
Through time, a legend becomes a myth
On hearing a myth, a man takes action..
History repeats*
On reading this comment, a man takes action..
The cycle of samsara ends when the life of alpha and omega ends with it.
Kill a man, you’re a murderer.
Kill millions of men, you're a conqueror.
Kill them all, you’re a god.
Well put
Every Liam Neeson lines in this movie are jewels. Such great writings.
I’ll bet he was Christopher Nolan’s first & only choice for the role
@@joewhitehead3if I remember correctly, from the “Behind the Scenes” video released by Warner bros, Nolan intended to cast Gary Oldman, which didn’t sit right with Gary. Then he was offered the role of Commissioner Gordon. Nevertheless, Liam Neeson as Ra’s al Ghul was well executed, taking into account the fact that it was his first villain role.
He was a beast in this movie
His accent makes them golden
“as a man i can be caught.. killed.. destroyed.. as a symbol.. as an idea.. i can be incorruptible.. i can be everlasting”
🦇♾
“If you make yourself more than just a man,
If you devote yourself to an ideal, and
If they cannot stop you,
then you become something else entirely---Legend.”
蔡敍溫 what does it mean tho?
@@stormermb7406 It’s foreshadowing him becoming Batman
Was anyone expecting him to say “Batman”?
“ A legend mr Wayne “
@@pourmydrank A symbol or a myth that is feared and respected.
Liam Neeson is captivating in this scene. And no matter how many movies the MCU makes or how big they get, Nolan's 3 Batman film are invincible!
but... if you make yourself more than just a man... if you devote yourself to an ideal.... and if they can't stop you...
then you become something else entirely....
never been more inspired then these words.
*inspired
Barack Osama thank you, i corrected it immediatly.
***** need to stop crying mate.
Your name....I don't get it.
Y"
For me this was the pinnacle of Liam's acting career. This monologue right here
it stuck with me even as a kid...its so cutting...i love it
For me it’s Schindler’s List but this is still great
@@jimmy22334 Speaking of that movie, i need to rewatch it some day.
He (Bruce) was trully lost broken inside in his youth, devastated after his parents death, Ras Al Ghul makes him stronger physically and mentally, makes him the greatest person ever, what a mentor
1:27 to 1:45 always gives me goosebumps.
The dialogues along with the background music amplifies that feeling within you.
There's so much depth in philosophy in this movie. Whoever wrote the dialogues deserved an Oscar IMO.
yes
*ABSOLUTELY* my friend. Goosebumps. In fact, you stole my comment. And not only the line itself but Liam Nesson's voice tone and delivery. Jesus Christ.
If this doesn't give you a highly dose of inspiration, I don't know what it does...
Nolan bros wrote this masterpiece
Swami Vivekanand
I think V for Vendetta and these guys are reading from the same book as the chord progression during that part is fairly similar to the Rose scene
This is my favorite part of the movie, When the idea of batman was born. Where Bruce Wayne realized that he could change the world not as a man, but as a symbol. A symbol that anybody can be a hero, that men are still good, that there is still a chance for humanity. Batman is the pinnacle of human achievement he represents the best parts humanity has to offer but also the worst. theres a reason why he is one of if not the most popular comic book hero of all time.comic book characters are almost Shakespearean and should not be seen as some "kids thing" or not realistic. There are very real values and lessons to be learned from these amazing characters. Batman- "its not that I'm always prepared, because I'm not .Its not because i have the most advanced technology, because i don't. And its sure as hell not because I'm batman! What i am is a symbol. An idea that anyone can be a hero. I don't give up.When i am beaten, i regroup and find a way. I am only human . But don't let that fool you either. Prep time means nothing without proper execution. Acts of heroism mean nothing if the motives aren't pure. I don't always win, but i will never ever quit".
👍
marshall1770 Beautiful. A masterful summary.
***** Thank you i appreciate it. Batman is one of my favorite heroes i love what he represents as a character and i like to help people understand him a little bit more.
Dylan Zulpo best description of batmans character ever. very well wrote.
you wrote very well... much appreciated
Batman begins is my favorite Batman movie of all time. This is the scene that elevates the character of Bruce Wayne and makes us understand who Batman really is.
ADXCOSTA unlike batflecks fuckboi
not just a "vigilante"
Plus this movie explored something that Batman stories especially on screen never did and that was HOW Bruce became Batman. It was geniunely innovating where with shit like "The" Batman feels derivative to the point of being boring.
@@civilwarfare101I agree. The intense focus on Bruce Wayne’s character progression to the point where that becomes the alter ego makes the movie feel so much better.
"The world is too small for someone like Bruce Wayne to disappear . . ." Fast forward to the end of the trilogy.
That's because he fakes his death. In Begins he disappears and only after seven years can he be declared dead. After Rises he is declared dead immediately as no one knew he had fixed the autopilot. You don't look for what you know.is gone. You look for.what is missing.
Bruce snuck to Europe, where he won't be recognized. Ra's was the only person outside of Gotham to recognize him in the trilogy.
but he died..difference
With the League of Shadows destroyed, the world became larger.
(also technically Alfred did recognise him so it really IS still too small lol).
LMAOO WHY YOU GOTTA KILL ME
A legend mr Wayne
Way to sum up an abstract idea. Batman is a legend~
yep sure is
death is only the beginning!
“If you make yourself more than just a man, if you devote yourself to an ideal, then you become something else entirely, a legend.”
These words have inspired me and taught me in changing my life so much more than all the yrs I spent in school.
What does it mean
@@stormermb7406it means that if you spent the rest of your life developing yourself physically, mentally and spiritually, you will become the best version of yourself. In the end of your life, you’ll look back at how much you’ve accomplished, and people will remember you as a legend.
I come back here every once in while to regain motivation. These words cut through.
AMAZING DIALOGUE. TRULY INSPIRING WORDS.
I wonder how many people this scene moved and created real change in their lives
the music, the photography, the dialogues, the whole ambience of this scene is a masterpiece.
What Ra's said is the summary of what Bruce will be going through. From the beginning as a vigilante that people want to hunt, to a legend (or symbol) that appreciated by everyone in the end..
Thanks for explaining, never thought it that way, after knowing all 3 movies, this line has the meaning for bruce
5 minutes into this movie I turned to my then girlfriend and said, this is the batman movie the world needs.
lol, awesome
But not the one it deserves right now.
So crap dceu fanboys haunt this trilogy because it can take it. This trilogy is not our hero it's a watchful movie a true dark knight....
What did she say
@@jonnyp1340 rolled her eyes at my fan boy ness
Watch this everyday. This is true wisdom here. Knowing yourself and full self awarness allows you to transcend your environment, body, and even time. You can become more than just a man. You just have to find out who your are at it can be so powerful you become a legend. Thats what batman was for Bruce Wayne. Incorruptible,just, and will do what it takes to set things right
You sound cringe as fuck
Does anyone think about how one can benefit by applying any of the numerous lines and motivations from this movie? All the ways any of us can develop into something legendary? Has anyone really applied the fact Bruce Wayne took drastic steps to reform himself, shunned comfort and convenience in order to reshape every aspect of his being? The fact he took on a seemingly impossible task - *alone* - and got to work right away rather than blabbering about it to his friends on social media? How about instead of waiting for the perfect suit to drop into his lap, he started work immediately, tested and experimented (and failed in certain areas), did his research, and continued onward?
This entire movie is a comprehensive motivational speech.
The only problem that the death of his parents is a very weak motivation for a superhero, it had become a cliche, even a laughing stock, even the "selfish" become noble trope become a cliche as well, is a shame that the trope of a criminal becoming a hero is not very used, a truly despicable man, that committed atrocities in the past, that committed genocide, that burned entire cities to the ground, to then find redemption and fight for justice, but he never would archive the redemption that he seeks, not matter how many criminals he put in jail or have many criminal he pouch to a pulp, but writers have fear to use that trope but destroy the trope of noble hero with tragic past but still pure inside.
@@TheKeyser94 i think nolan even had that idea while making this movie, you can see how in the scene with falcone that he mocks bruce for thinking he knows the ugly side of life just because a criminal shot his parents. part of baleman's motivation was what he learned while traveling the earth, including the kind of hunger that would make people steal
@@Vapor817 Even then Bruce was nothing more than a professional thief, it would have worked better if he had been a drug dealer or an arms dealer, something that oblige you to be ruthless and actually kill innocent people, like Lamont Cranston aka The Shadow, from what Batman had plagiarist.
@@nkb5245 All the Batman comics that I have read tell something different.
Exactly. I rewatched that movie in the other day and i got It that way too, especially this scene on the video, where ra's al ghul seems to teach Wayne the key for meaning: The embodiment of an ideal.
Liam Neeson was perfect in this film. He made Ras Al Ghul my favourite villain ❤️
Very inspiring, and I hate to say it, but Ra's al Ghul is right in his goals if you think about it.
Agree.
Being a "legend" seems egoistic, but it's more like an everlasting symbol of hope and inspiration to do good as the plots develop for clearer explanation.
I am totally behind the concept of finding direction before action. And I support doing good should be selfless instead of satisfying one's "own gratification".
However, Ra's al Ghul lost his faith in people and constantly thinks that corrupted people in general are all incapable of a better change (Sadly, some people maybe). So he decides to wipe out the evil by committing genocide. That's what he is wrong this way (he is blinded by his personal anger and hatred).
Batman, being a sensible guy, makes his discretion when necessary but mostly he leaves the final verdict to the impartial system, to the people. And more importantly, he believe that people with guidance can become more decent...
Bruce Huang In today's society, most people are incapable of change and will continue to do things that will only cause harm. Ra's al Ghul is right that criminals thrive on society's understanding, and that as long as they exist we can never know true peace. If you look at it from a realist viewpoint, you can see that Batman is the actual villain in this situation.
Speaking of which, in trying to do good, he created more monsters of men, like the Joker and Two-Face; an insane psychopath and a fallen hero. His method seems noble, but in reality it is highly flawed. And the impartial system is, as he said, broken.
Spent Lizard I do believe it's not cynical when it's true. Some people do need to be stopped from posting imminent threats. Only after they are locked up in a prison or a mental institution can they be attempted to be cured.
I totally get your frustration. Some media do instill its opinionated views to distract people's attention from the more pressing issues, it may even cloud the truth. Apathy can be a social disease, "when the good people do nothing". There is so many good causes are worth fighting for. Restoring humanity is an uphill battle, but I do believe it can be improved one step at a time. Batman is cleaning the broken criminal justice system of Gotham City by his might. However, when the corruption is less extreme, teaching love and compaction is more effective.
I can see you quoted the movie twice, you must have given it some thoughts. Yes. I noticed trauma and addition have some connections and I admit Batman in this trilogy is kind of an action junkie with anger issues. Batman may stir up the most extreme craziness, but the crazy should be the ones to blame. I never see Batman as an "obsessive-compulsive narcissistic hero-complexed sociopath". I believe he will never intentionally create villains to fight with, and he will survive retirement well.
***** Totally agree. I'm not saying some people are definitely wrong. And some controversial topics, such as gun control and abortion, whose both sides usually have their own good reasons to argue. It all depends on the specific situation, and usually too big for one individual to judge.
Accept yourself and realize your strength is the charming confidence. But blindly thinking yourself is always more superior than others is the obnoxious arrogance.
Ra's al Ghul is motivating philosophy.
If you make you're films more than just a films ..if you devote yourself to an ideal...if they can't forget you...then you re films become something else entirely...
A LEGEND mr Nolan....
cringe
@@evans2267 your moma
This is such a motivational quote. I always think of this when i'm down and it pumps me up. Especially the music and the stare by Wayne when he starts saying "if you make yourself..." Love it
I listen to this and it reminds me when I was trying to be a criminal, this scene truly inspires me.
This is a beautiful thing to share, I totally understand your pride to let others know that you have reformed~
I am glad that you got turned around. Being famous of being infamous is the worst kind of recognition you can get from others. There is hardly a victimless crime, and nothing can make you feel better about yourself than to find yourself remain morally decent the next time you retrospect and introspect...
My goal is to become Batman..
Somehow..
Alexander Medina The real appeal of Batman is that he doesn't have superpower and had to train himself to his peak. Any one who is committed enough can make a difference. To stand up against injustice and inspire others to do the same surly is a good cause.
Glad to see your "somehow", you must know that fine line, the one Joker pushes Bruce to cross. Fighting injustice should be selfless, and should never lose your faith in people.
+Ahmet Akgün Because while this world is a selfish one, not all of the 7.3 billion people who live in it are selfish. It's like a mine. If you pick up a pickaxe and start striking at the walls, the majority of what you find will be very cheap metals that are worthless. But if you look hard enough then maybe...just maybe, you'll strike gold.
+Alex M I like this discussion. why did it end?
You can become a legend. Or a fooking legend.
@TMK TMK Karl Fookin Tanner of Gin Alley
@@hero0fqower The fooking legend
This got me through some of the worst times in high school, one in particular my freshman year where I thought about killing myself. "If you make yourself more than just a man if you devote yourself to an ideal and if they can't stop you, then you become something else entirely. Legend."
hey
I feel the same
its my senior year. pretty smart. I hate all the kids that only care about their Damn GRADES. THEY DONT CARW ABOUT LEARNING GRADES GRADEA GRADES. COLLEGE
its annoying all they care about is college and school life.
nothing else. at least most of them
I know it’s late but freshmen year my teacher showed us this clip I now use it to fight my depression
@Adolf Hitler First off wtf is your profile and second, you don't know what everyone's going though. It's not logical to judge like that.
He trained Darth Vader and Batman?
except he did not train Darth Vader
Johnathan Brown
Liam Neeson trained Ewan McGregor and Christian Bale to become Obi Wan Kenobi and Batman/Bruce Wayne
Johnathan Brown replace that with obi wan
trained obi wan kenobi, discovered anakin skywalker.
@BarbarossaBMW88 but it didn’t stop Qui-Gon from wanting to mentor Anakin and impart to him nuggets of wisdom that helped shaped Anakin into the Jedi filled with potential he would become.
the dialogues that marvel\dcushit....never will have
this trilogy is better than any other DCEU and MCU had to offer.
I think marvels dialogue is pretty solid. Just because the films are lighter in tone doesn't mean that they aren't mature/interesting. Steve Rogers and Nick Fury discussing freedom vs security has depth.
@@oskarigwe9247 for sure. But it doesn't match up to Christopher Nolans masterpiece trilogy in my opinion. Still love it though
@@aaronrodriguez1410 Perhaps. But the ending of Black Panther is right up there, the final speech by Killmonger.
My favorite out of the trilogy
Man liam neeson just nails any role he plays he was awesome as Ras al gul I liked him in Taken as well.
I feel like when Liam Neeson speaks something, it sounds like God's word.
and this moment where he says "A Legend, Mr. Wayne" Really sounds like it.
"What was I looking for?"
"Only you can know that."
Where Villain motivates you than your own Family
In my opinion ras was the best villian of the trilogy. He was an poetic figure in Bruce’s life.
Movies like this raised me as a kid and teenager
songname : Eptesicus - hans zimmer :)
930205as actually is lazirius-hanz zimmer
Thanks i love you
Also if not mistaken... Artibeus @2:41
Everything has a meaning as long as you are giving it one...
Liam neeson is an awesome Ra's al ghul
Fantastic words from the man
A pity that he wanted to play god himself
Abdullah Moiz Nesson isn't playing Ra's al Ghul here, but Henry Ducard
+4zafinc it's an alias. he is both Ducard AND Ra's
I think this portrayal of Ra's is better than the one in Arrow.
@@aeb8312 I have no idea if LIam Neeson has middle-eastern ancestry, but at least they got the height about right. Ra's is about 6'6" in the comic books. 4" taller than Batman. So casting Liam Neeson who is 6'4" to Bale's 6'0" is pretty consistent overall. Now, if only Bane could have been a 6'6" actor at least. Don't get me wrong, Hardy did well given the circumstances, but a lot of the "physical intimidation" factor of Bane was lost when even with camera angles and lifts, it looked like Bane was no bigger than Batman.
@@kuyt20
the real Ras al ghul is Arabic.
He is from the Middle East and Gotham did it right!
Nolan completely disrespected the character by making him look white
And making his league of shadows Chinese and Black People
Although they are all Arabic !!!
And Ras al ghul was the son of a sultan wich makes him a Muslim
And he spoke Arabic mostly.
So I don’t know why they didn’t include things like that.
But Gotham did it right finally.
This scene is brilliant. Ducard uses the word 'Path' when talking to Bruce, which is a very popular word in eastern philosophy (specially in Taoism - Tao means path or way)..... is about one individual finding your own way/path in life.... Well, life has many paths you can choose, but apparently Bruce has none to follow and is struggling to find one... and here Ducard is offering him a path he can tread... and that ultimately is going help him to find his way in life... the way of becoming Batman
This movie is a masterpiece. This is one of the greatest trilogies ever.
I like how every villain in this trilogy is introduced by disguising themself as someone else at the beginning
Ra's Al Ghul is disguised as ducard
Joker is disguised as one of his bank robbers
Bane is disguised as one of cia's prisoners.
batmans/bruce most underrated enemy/ally
Well said~ It has been such an underrated character that I've neglected any superhero for years. The Dark Knight Trilogy got me started!!
Chris bale and liam neeson make this scene 10/10
BUT,If you make yourself more than just a man,if you devote yourself to am ideal,and if they can't stop you.. Then you become something else entirely...
These words inspired us a lot,by us I mean me and you
1:26 A quote to live by.
I’ve never understood why this movie had some haters. I think this movie is so damn good. Ra’s al Ghul is one of the best Batman villains. Just a lesser known one at the time when this movie came out.
I still feel foolish that I didn't consider even the possibility of Liam Neeson being Ra's al Ghul when I first watched this movie. Great acting and writing.
I love the dialogue in this film 🎥
"If You Devote Yourself to an Ideal and if They can't stop You, then You become Something Else entirely".
A lot of people feel depressed, anxious, sad, lonely, lost, sullen, etc.
First: find an Ideal or Goal in life. Then, Devote Yourself to it. Embrace the change and become Something Else entirely. Finally You Will notice that Anyone can stop You. And every time You Fall, You Will be able to Rise.
You will never find that in a pill, bottle of whisky or drug.
no, no a vigilante is lost in his own gratification he can be destroyed or locked up. But if you make yourself more than just a man and devote yourself to ideal something entirely and they can't stop you you become something else. A legend
My wording still very powerful how we can be something else!
Awesome quote.
Everyone talks about Heath Ledger as the Joker and Tom Hardy as Bane, but we don’t talk enough about how well Liam Neeson does at portraying Ra’s. The character is easily one of Batman’s top 3 worst enemies and Liam lives up to that characterization as well as the Heath and Tom.
I thought everyone just calls a Bane a bad villain because he's not good as the Joker. It's bullshit but that's what I always see.
"The world is too small for someone like Wayne to disappear" i ever feel like to give up in my life again I think wish I have a Ras al ghul in my life to show a path and overcome my fear as he always said "if you devote youself to an ideal you can become Legend" .
When he says that amazing quote i feel like he's saying it to me. Amazing scene. Thank you Nolan for this masterpiece
Yes new the batman movie is way better in action, darkness, broken, fear and representing gotham city... But damn... Nolan trilogy has philosophy. The batman movie may seem more depressed than the dark knight (begins) but no. That's not true. The batman movie takes depression from pure gloom and human condition (loneliness, madness etc.) and it's ok. But the dark knight takes it from that philosophy. Therefor pain and hope we feel is more real. The taste left behind inside our soul is more alive and bittersweet
First 30 minutes of the batman is a masterpiece we should all accept this. But as a whole. The dark knight is my dark sky and I know sun will rise again
Also the plot is better in Batman Begins
It's much better than the batman except in the action and cinematography
"I counted six Mr. Wayne." Then you missed one my dude. There were six in the mud plus the one he took out to start the fight. That makes seven.
Interesting. I never took time to notice that. Either coincidentally or intentionally it's just another casual way the film shows Bruce's/Batman's superiority to Ras.
Not really case. There are many people who have posed theories about the 7 vs. 6 criminals and whether it was symbolic or a goof. It's simpler than that. Ducard says "Are you so desperate to fight criminals that you lock yourself in to take them on *one at a time*?" That's when Bruce says 7 and Ducard says 6. The mathematics of the conversation lies in the detail of those four words.
I love the way liam pronounces "Ra's All Ghul"
Ra's al Ghul is my mentor
Liam Neeson is the best actor ever, is awesome
My god Christopher Nolan is a legend notice how Bruce face color shift when be says if you devote you self he's face is dark but you can he's eyes are clean it's like he's seeing the right road for the first time
What gives Mr. Neeson gravity to the roles he plays is his voice. His voice has a unique quality, which was true of many old-school actors such as Charlton Heston - Moses/Ben-Hur, Sean Connery - James Bond, Chill Wills, Walter Brennan, Anthony Hopkins - Hannibal Lecter, Morgan Freeman, and etc.
And it is a quality that is sadly missing among many actors today. Anyone can read and deliver lines off of a script, and give a great performance. But the quality of their voice can lend tremendous weight to the lines they deliver, as well as emotion, and I think that's why the quality of our movies has seriously gone downhill. It's not the quality of the actors so much, nor their training, but rather the quality of their voice, something that really only nature/genetics gives, and that is something that's not being utilized.
Good observation.
Best Ra's Al Ghul ever. Better than the one in Arrow
Exactly 💯 💯 💯 💯 they destroyed this character SMDH 🤦♂️
@@FriendlyBatDoom
the real Ras al ghul is Arabic.
He is from the Middle East and Gotham did it right!
Nolan completely disrespected the character by making him look white
And making his league of shadows Chinese and Black People
Although they are all Arabic !!!
And Ras al ghul was the son of a sultan wich makes him a Muslim
And he spoke Arabic mostly.
So I don’t know why they didn’t include things like that.
But Gotham did it right finally.
@@elmaz46shut up buddy Liam was great in the role not everything has to be comic book accurate you little nerd
Whenever you lose sight of your goals and find yourself lost on your path remember this 1:27
Ra's: But if you make yourself more than just a man, if you devote yourself to an ideal, then you become something else entirely.
Bruce: Is it the legend27?
Ra's: Yes, the legend27.
Nice marriage between the two.
"The LEGEND Mr. Wayne"
If you make yourself more than just a man, if you devote yourself to an ideal, and if they can't stop you, then you become something else entirely...
Holy shit I just realized something: Bruce said that there were 7 criminals including himself, but ducard said that there were only six, therefore not including Bruce as a criminal.
The weird thing is when Bruce gets dragged away by the guards, there are actually 7 injured criminals lying in the mud. Either Ras miscounted or that was a goof by the filmmakers.
I'd like to think that it was something that they put in on purpose, to show that Ra's, while he is wise, and skilled, is still a man, and is not infallible.
Not really case. There are many people who have posed theories about the 7 vs. 6 criminals and whether it was symbolic or a goof. It's simpler than that. Ducard says "Are you so desperate to fight criminals that you lock yourself in to take them on *one at a time*?" That's when Bruce says 7 and Ducard says 6. The mathematics of the conversation lies in the detail of those four words.
No other words impacted me like these did
Nolan’s best movie.
Now, if you loop this video, that if funny.
Bruce Wayne constantly fails to make the right choice, to go pick that flower, and Liam, who truly likes him, always offers that solution.. but Wayne always ends up in that cell, forcing Neeson to repeat his advice.
For me, it's "...whatever your original intentions, you have become truly lost." and "Only you can know that."
I love that line by Ra's. It's just so epic! And it didn't even need background music xD
If they cant stop u as a mercenary of the league of shadows then u become something else entirely eion ras al ghul which is legend
Bruce Wayne looks completely different its crazy how much he changed.
2:10 That's cold.
That awkward moment when you realise batman was trained by obi-wan kenobis master
Just a wonderful conversation and so well acted. This is my favourite one to one conversation from a film from the 2000's
i've always found R'as al ghul to be a fascinating villain.
Christopher Nolan wanted Gary Oldman to play Raʼs al Ghul in Batman Begins, but Oldman was tired of playing villains...
So qui gon ginn was a double agent, a Sith Lord behind the councils back yet truly looking for peace, he even staged his own death so Windu wouldn't find out his true intentions...
Through action, a Man becomes a Hero
Through death, a Hero becomes a Legend
Through time, a Legend becomes a Myth
And by learning from the Myth, a Man takes action🦁🦅 greater myth. Child of Macedon.
Bruce Wayne's first meeting with Ducard and perhaps the most important and prophetic words of the latter in the entire Batman's history-"But if you make yourself more than just a man...If you devote yourself to an ideal...And if they can't stop you...Then you become something else entirely...(...)LEGEND Mr. Wayne". And Nolan brought back to Batman and revived a new legend!
*If you make yourself more than just a man*
*If you Devote yourself to an ideal*
*And if they can't stop you*
*Then you become something else* *entirely.*
*Bruce : which is ?*
*Legend*
Batman Begins and The Joker did a brilliant take into the origins/psyche of Batman and Joker.
Once I saw this scene I knew this movie and the following ones would be legendary!!!!
You forgot to make them wait for it.
This scene makes me want to climb up to the top of the Everest. (Of course, if I DEVOTE myself to that IDEAL. Pretty sure that if I reach the top and then I manage to climb down to the ground, I'll have become SOMETHING else entirely.)
Holy s***, my blood flow spikes every time I watch this scene: the background music, Liam Nesson's look and voice tone in those lines; these phylosophical dialogues are so eff amazing.
Ra's Al Ghul (in this movie) could be taken as a villain for believing in ABSOLUTE justice. But he managed to train and help Bruce Wayne/Batman in pulling out his greatest power: the WILL.
Yes,but whatever his original intentions(Ra's Al Ghul,i mean),hi lost himself i blind vengeance....
Going through a tough breakup? Watch Batman Begins. So many worthwhile quotes packed into this gem.
I dont understand why there is not a single dialogue like this in current dceu movies .bloody why? i mean u see this in first 10 mins and u know that u r going to be amazed . We dont need baam baam boom boom any more . We need a batman movie where we can inspire and get encouraged by his character . It doesnt matter if we get a brooding batman or not, all we need is one proper batman story .
DEVOTE YOURSELF TO THE IDEAL
DONT UNDERESTIMATE YOURSELF
I think this is the pinnacle of storytelling in the comic book genre , the idea of batman was born in this scene but Bruce had to overcome certain difficulties in order to devote himself to ideal, not even this but how Bruce digs deep into the ideal and learns that batman is symbol ,something different from a vigilante. Liam Neeson's Ra's al Ghul is imo the best antihero ever. These movies perfectly portrayed the two sides of batman
This inspired me to become a law breaking bad ass at work.. but then i realised i have bills to pay.
I swear it feels like Ras is talking to me
thats paranoia setting in. lay off the drugs my dude
This Scene gives me chills
Ian ras al ghul says Matthew sharp if u are done brawling with petty thieves and want to archive something with the league of shadows pick a blue flower brother that grows in the mountains pick one of theses flowers and if u can carry it to the top of the mountain u will find what u are looking for family and brother Matthew sharp
Its funny how bruce met ra's it was in prison and in Dark Knight Rises, the last time Bruce sees ra's is in a prison.
THE IDEAL:SELF ACTUALIZATION THE REACHING OF ONES HIGHEST POTENTIAL.
00:37 "I can offer you a bath."
"What makes you think I need a bath ?"