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Over 40k of you managed to see The Dark Knight Rises before copyright hit it :') I posted on the community tab as I always do with updates, but I've still recieved 100s of comments saying: "waiting for rises video". Trust me it's been there, but if TH-cam doesn't want to lift it then I'll just have to edit over again, waiting for their reply ♥
Do they actually copy right strike batman reactions? I have watched over 50 of them on here, and I see some of them have been up for over 3 years
@@ColinRichards1 They dont strike, mine just got blocked, not any issues with the other ones tho ✨
@@Centane I hope not, yours are so fun to watch.
@@Centane hey I have a request for a movie anaconda and wearing gloves
The explosing scene it wanst on the script ledger really got scared the remote control wanst working
15 years later, still the greatest superhero movie of all time.
Nahh
Agreed. Only let’s not forget Unbreakable.
top 2 for me, slightly behind spider-man 2
@@testing_somethingya I love that movie
@@R.Leon_ nahh ...you...are wrong
Yesterday we lost Kevin Conroy, the voice of Batman from the BATMAN Animated Series to cancer at age 66.
Yes, RIP to a legend.
RIP to my childhood legend!
Rip to the greatest Batman
My condolences towards the Conroy family at this time. He will ALWAYS be the heart and soul of Batman.
don't care
Heath Ledger was absolutely *amazing* in this movie. I remember hearing about him locking himself up in a motel room for 30 days and keeping a diary to prepare himself for the role and was dumbfounded by his commitment to the craft. I also remember hearing about his death shortly after and how sad it was to have lost such a great talent at so young an age.
Him playing the Joker is one of those movie roles that just makes the movie, he out performed everyone and even himself.
He improvised with Maggie. She had no idea he was gonna touch her or hold the knife to her like that. Her looking away with tears was her looking towards others for help to stop it because she was so uncomfortable.
@@ItApproaches this role had NOTHING to do with his death. Nothing whatsoever. If you're simply referring to his acting and committment to the role then that's fine, but if you're referring to his death then you're horribly mistaken and please stop perpetuating false myths.
@@ItApproaches try reading, and then comprehending, my entire comment...I said IF youre referring to his acting then fine, and IF not then please stop...see how I gave the option that you could be referring to either one and therefore didnt put any words in your mouth whatsoever...😘
*oh, and you did mention "succumbing to the darkness" of playing the Joker in your original comment so maybe you should go back and read your own comment first. Just sayin...
:(
The fact you cried out of sheer joy and awe over this film shows how this is genuinely one of the best films ever made
The movie is honestly really dumb and spottily written.
@@offthedeepend3996 it’s overrated and it kind of falls apart at times.
@@offthedeepend3996coown
@@jessediaz1293mega clown
all christopher nolan movies make you feel the same
Don't be ashamed of getting emotional over this movie. It's hard not to. I saw this in theaters twice, and that ending had me in my feelings both times.
This is my favorite film of all time. So much so that I have a tattoo for the symbol. It will always be a part of my childhood. That last quote by Gordon still gets me teary, even as an adult.
@@iam_maixxv6800 💯💯💯
Her reaction to heath was actually genuine it was her first time seeing him with the scars and makeup and she was terrified
And so was Alfred’s reaction.
AND SHES LOOK ATE DIRECTOR
@@idimebag_163 She look ate director... I assume that is a sexual act she preformed for something.... WTF are you talking about??
Also, him grabbing her face like that wasn't scripted
As an Australian I was very proud of
Heath Ledger’s critically acclaimed performance.
As a human being I am still amazed at Heath's Joker
I find it hilarious when people take pride in someone just because they live on the same continent he once inhabited.
As a human, like Ledger, I have just as much in common with him as you do.
This was a generation defining film. The marketing campaign was one of the more memorable ones I’ve seen in my life time. “I believe in Harvey Dent” mock campaign flyers are what marked the months/weeks/days leading up to its release.
To help illustrate, I arrived at the IMAX on the midnight screening two hours early thinking I’d get a decent pick of seats. When I got to the IMAX entrance, all the doors were open and the lobby was empty. When I walked in, over half the theater was full. This was before it had assigned seating. I was still glad I got there two hours early, but bummed I had to sit in the front half of the theater.
I also remember when Joker said the line “I think you and I are destined to do this forever” and getting a slight shiver because Heath Ledger had just recently passed away.
Time will show this film to be objective good as opposed to subjectively good. It’s already ingrained in pop culture.
he passed away almost 15 years ago in January , he was hands down best joker in my eyes
Oh yeah it was sad that joker couldn't be in the series anymore after Heath's death. But I remember that line in general, batman and joker are always fighting each other from comics to cartoons n movies. So even though Heath only played him once I feel like he lives on everytime I see the joker on any platform.
The direction , the acting , the music , the story , the cinematography. This is still one of the best movies all around and best super hero movie 🦇
Definitely is... it is a masterpiece
I feel like you're crying because a sacrifice well acted hits us all in the heart
Well said and so true. It’s so unfair!! But it makes us love Bruce even more. 😢
"Why do we pick ourselves up? So that we may fall again." - Drunk Alfred
10:52 Kamilla shocked and in awe at the S-Tier acting by Heath Ledger, gave ME chills. Thanks for reacting from Sweden.
Her reaction are very cute😊😊😊😊
@@juanhurtado7994 Yes. But more than "cute" this is more "Wow - is this happening?" And that's fun. To watch someone get "giddy" over the same things as when one self saw them first.
I know she only one of the few reactors who let's the movie play out without being overly dramatic and I love her for that
It's so tragically sad that we lost Heath Ledger after his performance in this movie. Also yesterday Kevin Conroy the voice of Batman from the Batman Animated Series just passed away to cancer at age 66. Kevin was a big part of my childhood
Heath Ledger passed away 5 months before The Dark Knight came out
@@benmiller3252 yes exactly he had just finished filming. This was the final role he filmed but the last movie he was in was The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus from 2009
They’re emotional films! The acting, story, music of course! The music is phenomenal! Hans Zimmer is excellent at creating effective emotional music
Zimmer and Newton. Zimmer composed for Batman and the villains for the most part. He asked Nolan if he could collaborate because he didn’t feel as connected to the Bruce Wayne character.
As a rule of thumb if it hits you in the feels Newton probably composed it (mostly). If the music has you on the edge of your seat or vibing, it’s Zimmer. Newton collaborated on the first two movies but. It Rises. Zimmer talks about Nolan coming to him during several of his concerts.
"why am I crying?"
Because the best superhero movie ever made just ended. Heath Ledger dominated every scene. He won a well deserved Oscar
This movie is so good it makes you cry. You don't see many movies like this anymore.
"Why am I crying?"
Because you have good taste in movies and even a better soul.
I love Jack Nicholson's Joker, But to me, Heath Ledger's Joker just gives the creeps with the way he talks to people, playing with your mind by telling his stories even really making you feel like this man is not normal and that Batman needs save us from this crazy guy because he is not ''crazy'', Fantastic reaction Centane.
“Why am I so emotional?”
Because it’s the greatest comic movie ever, and a top ten greatest movie of all time!
“I AM VENGEANCE, I AM THE NIGHT, I AM BATMAN!!!” - Kevin Conroy: 1955 - 2022
This film is a blast introducing us to the character of the Joker played by the amazing Heath Ledger. This aspect of the film the whole Joker vs Gotham and Batman is my favourite part. The only aspect of the story I didn't really care for is the death of Two-Face he would've easily been used for more projects and just feels odd to introduce such an important character only to kill them off. But overall still enjoy it. From a visual standpoint I much prefer Batman Begins simply because it's rendition of Gotham actually looks like Gotham City while what we see in The Dark Knight is just Chicago with Gotham City labelled across everything from banks to the GCPD police cars. Tim Burtons Batman films really spoiled us early on with an amazing rendition of Gotham that it's hard for other films to live up to it.
Character info:
The Joker debuted in Batman #1, the Spring 1940. His origin is very unclear as even the Joker himself can't remember what story is true or not turning it into some kind of folklore story that has many different versions. One origin has the Joker acting as the identity of the "Red Hood", along with a gang of other thugs, committing a robbery in or near the Ace Chemical Processing Plant. During this robbery he either tripped into a vat of chemicals or was accidentally pushed in by Batman. Most versions of his origin end with him falling into chemicals which bleach his skin, make his hair green, and give him a maniacal red smile. Sometimes the chemicals are also blamed for his mental state. Others say he was a failed stand up comedian and a family man who turned to crime under the identity of the Red Hood.
For the Dark Knight it just seems like the Joker was a psychopath no falling into chemicals with his origin being left unclear. Maybe he had a family maybe he never did who knows and that's the fun of the Joker his origin just changes all the time and is never clear on which is real and which is fake. As universal for Nolan's Batman his take on these characters are more grounded" or "realistic" as some people call it. Overall he's an amazing Joker but Mark Hamill is still my Favourite. All the Jokers are really good, besides one who I'll not name.
If you ever want to dive into other Batman movies I highly recommend Mask of the Phantasm it's my personal favourite Batman film along with Batman Beyond Return of the Joker. You also have the Tim Burton movies as well which are very different to Nolan's films more stylised comic book feel.
Dear Bruce,
There's only one thing I know about life.
Some things happen by chance,
We fight for what we lost.
Love Always,
Your Father
Thomas Wayne
I 100% second the recommendation for Mask of the Phantasm.
I love her moment of realization at 29:09 🤣. The whole situation is really messed up.
This was the movie that made me go and watch as many Christopher Nolan films as I could. Such a great director!
Gosh, they got you hook, line, and sinker! It’s a fantastic movie! Glad you got so invested! There’s a quote that goes something like, “We cry at the theater not when something is sad, but when something is more beautiful than we anticipated”. Perhaps that’s where those tears came from! It’s a very powerful movie!
Idk, I cry when things are sad too 😂
It is awesome that's why you're crying. Great ending.
IMHO not only the best comic book adaptation, but also one of the top 10 movies ever. I cannot think that Heath Ledger's Joker will ever be surpassed.
I absolutely love the trilogy, but the 2nd movie is far the best one. And the way you react is totally logical and makes this video even more unique.
Greetings from Germany
This entire trilogy is a masterpiece of filmmaking in general. Your reaction to The Dark Knight is why I bring it up so often to my Film students, and I'm so excited for you to see the finale (Which I highly regard as the best ending to a trilogy of all-time for many reasons)!
Fun fact: the truck flip was shot in a multi-camera setup with, iirc, all four of the IMAX cameras that existed in the whole world at the time. The truck landed on one of them.
CENTANE: It is marvelous to actually find a movie reactor who is the diametric opposite of ones who feel the need to constantly blather. There are very good reactors who find a happy medium between talking and not talking and you are certainly one of them!
This film takes several views to get everything that was done in it. It's great and I love it.
Also the sad news of Kevin Conroy passing broke my heart. He was the longest playing Batman ever. Over 30 years of voicing Batman in cartoons and games. He finally got to play Bruce Wayne in the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover in the Arrowverse.
Actually Adam West was Batman much longer. From Batman ‘66 to Batman vs. Two-Face in 2017 approximately 50 years.
i like that your reactions are honest. not over-the-top, yelling screaming, crying at everything. just following the dialogue, seeming disturbed by the joker's antics, and just focusing on the story. great movie. definitely a timeless masterpiece that will be enjoyed for a long time
Something to try when you eat tomatoes. A lot of people put salt on tomatoes but if you really wanna bring out a tomatoes flavor sprinkle a little sugar on them instead of salt. Tomatoes are acidic so sweet works better than bitter to bring out flavor.
One of the greatest movies in existence. Not even just speaking from a superhero movie point of view. This is a brilliant stand-alone film that you could watch with almost zero context to the first movie or any knowledge of Joker or the Batman storylines. PEAK theatrical performances and storytelling. Just peak all around as a whole.
This is one of the greatest comic book movies ever made, if not one of the best movies ever made.
What I love about watching The Dark Knight now as an adult is taking notice about the most minute intricacies in direction and acting. And I have been very fortunate to be working in the film and television industry here in Chicago and hearing the stories from the crew that worked this masterpiece just adds a level of nuance and appreciation for this film. And it wasn't true, Heath knew when to turn it off and every single person I met and worked with that worked with him shared so many beautiful stories about him on set. And it breaks my heart all over again with how much of a beautiful soul the world lost.
It's okay. I cry at the end too, every time.
I was crying too, not because it was sad, but because it was so beautiful in its perfection... the 2 main points where I teared up at this was when they revealed the scarred side of Harvey's coin and you knew he had just become Two-Face, and then Gordon's short monologue at the end. Just perfect filmmaking.
“Now that you are old enough to drink we thought that the best thing for you was a car.” -Good Will Hunting
Gordon's little speech at the end about Batman being the hero Gotham deserves and how he's a dark knight... man. Everytime I see it I cry. The pure will of Batman to become the most hated person in the world, because he knows it will benefit the city he loves. Wow.
And Kevin Conroy's passing made it even worse today. Usually I'll shed a tear or two, but this time around I wept for like 30 seconds straight.
🤣
he's a silent guardian , a watchful protector A DARK KNIGHT
That first Joker reveal was absolutely INSANE to watch in a cinema..! o.O
Probably one of the greatest endings to a film ever
When I was watching this in the theater I am not sure I breathed for the last half of the film. I have been a long time fan of Batman for some time. The main thought that went through my head was finally a batman and Joker on film that is accurate. I loved this and am glade you liked it as well.
Fabulous reaction! Health Ledger as the Joker is other worldly. 💯🔥
Here before a multi-billion corporation tries to block a short reaction to a 14yr old film.
Halfway to 42! The answer to life, the universe, and everything:)
I know some ppl want constant inauthentic 😆😭😤😱reactions from their reactors, but I love seeing that you're genuinely engrossed :)
It's a normal reaction to be overwhelmed at the end of this. This movie has so many iconic lines.
Awesome reaction, Kamilla. I'm happy to see you're watching and enjoying the "Dark Knight" trilogy. Chris Nolan and everyone else involved in the making of this did an amazing job with these movies.
It's no wonder you were crying at the end, TDK is so well written and brilliantly acted. It's an emotional roller coaster ride from the beginning to the end.
Looking forward to your reaction to "The Dark Knight Rises"!
Much love and greetings from Germany
Heath, Jack Nicholson, and Mark Hamill all brought together the perfect aspects of the Joker. Heath had the seriousness, Jack the comic book essence, and Mark the PERFECT voice. You should consider watching the 1989 movie, as well as the animated Batman series. Many consider the original animated Batman series run as some of the best Batman ever made, written or otherwise.
this movie is the greatest superhero of all time because, I watched this when I was little, and this movie begins the origin of batman and TwoFace
Literally there's only one thing that can make me cry and that's when the best parts of our human spirit is depicted. Ending of Schindler's List "one more person", Doss "help me save one more", Portia "the quality of mercy" (that just got tears going thinking about it) etc. I don't think Batman would get me there but I bet that's why you were crying, "because he can take it". "On your left" did get me.
@@shinrapresident7010 He is indeed a misguided religious fanatic but he is not selfish.
One of my favorite movies. And as much as Heath Ledger deserved Oscar for this one, his best role (in my opinion) is in The Four Feathers, which I would definitely recommend if you haven't watched it yet.
The Four Feathers is so underrated, glad you suggested it. Not many people have seen it
Loving your reactions to the "Nolan Trilogy" which, IMO, is the the best comic-book trilogy ever.
As much as I love Ledger, the final ten minutes of this movie and the stand-off between Dent, Batman, and Gordon is probably among the best ten minutes in cinema of the entire 2000s. The pain in Harvey's voice at how much he has lost is just phenomenal acting by Eckhart, and the fear in Gordon is perfection from Oldman. And the culmination in the final moments with the montage, with Alfred burning the letter and Batman taking the blame for Dent's crimes, is just perfect writing. Because in the end Batman's entire purpose has been to bring hope back to Gotham and save it from itself.
I enjoyed your comment. As a tidbit, I think you’d appreciate knowing if you don’t already that Nolan meant for the title The Dark Knight to apply to Harvey equally as to Batman.
Remember Harvey is dubbed Gotham’s White Knight at the beginning of the movie but by the end, he’s no longer the White Knight but…The Dark Knight.
I always knew it was very intentional for Nolan to be the first and only Director of the live action iterations to depart from having Batman in the title. It was really interesting when I found out why.
To this day I hold this movie in my top 3 all time. It's almost a perfect movie 🎬 . Your reactions are brilliant. I can't wait until you watch dark night rises.
You REALLY appreciated the movie, and that WAS apparent in your expressions. Really enjoyed watching your reaction. I've seen many reactors do this movie, but you really appreciated it.
this girl is getting more beautiful day by day god .
Fun fact: the scene where the Joker starts clapping his hands after gordon finds out he is now the commissioner was improvised by ledger on the spot and Nolan liked it so much they left it in the final cut of the film.
Truly one of the best movies of all time. Between the acting, soundtrack, and cinematography. It’s all perfect.
Nolan made the Batman I had always wanted. After the 80s we were thirsting for a Dark Knight and this was it. The Batman stories are just so diverse with so man different takes. I think it is funny that today we all think Batman does not pick up a gun but in most of the original comics he carried a side arm and shot people. That view really did not change until the 60s. The biggest call to the comics in this show was the Joker's origin story always changing. Throughout the years because of some early story mistakes every new writer was able to recycle the Joker's origin or write a complete new one. They kept doing this for the character to make him seem more crazy over time. He never told the same story so there have always been 4 or 5 origin stories for the Joker. Ledger's Joker was just great. Worth the Oscar.
Yeah, it was a good nod to the Killing Joke.
When looking "after the 80s" did you miss the very remarkable Tim Burton-directed Batman of 1989 and a fantastic Joker as portrayed by consistently excellent actor Jack Nicholson? A lot of people who are huge on Nolan's movies seem to have not seen the competing movie and so can't really compare them that well. I don't know if that's the case with you (which is why I ask), but it is the case with many of the intense fans of Nolan's trilogy.
@@nochannel1q2321 That was a much different time. When it came out it was great but Burton made a comic book movie with its own art style. What Nolan did was create a Batman that looks and feels like it is in real life. Two completely different art styles but to me the Nolan version captured what was the growing up of comic movies. Burton's Batman was fun and dark but looked and felt more like the pages of a comic on screen. Not what comic movies grew up to be during the 2000s.
Cannot wait to see the Dark Knight Rises reaction… been eagerly awaiting for days 😂😂😂
Thank you for having some of the most genuine, and I do mean it, genuinie reactions on this platform.
Some just fake it, and you can tell. But you, you're just watching the film, and that's what makes it a fantastic watch along.
As children we praised heroes
As adults we understood villains
Rest in Peace Kevin Conroy - Ultimate Batman's Voice
Oldmans speech at the end with the score in the background gets me every time. Great reaction 👍
Always tears 😭 n the end every time i see those words!a silent guardian a watchfull protector a dark knight
Heath makes me forget he’s acting. I see the Joker. His makeup, this facial expressions, this gestures - he’s GOAT. I love him and may he rest in peace.
hi, glad u loved this movie, for me its still the greatest Comic Book Movie ever made..Still my favourite, Heath Ledger was phenomenal...i liked ur reaction and u are also very beautiful too and very healthy i think as ur the first person i ever saw on a reaction video eating tomatoes....Much luv from Ireland💚
A silent gaurdian, A watchful protector," A DARK KNIGHT " one of most epic Lines of cinema ever. The last lines of the movie sums up the whole movie in a way.
I'm just thrilled you're finally getting to experience this once in a lifetime dark film!!
It's nearly a sin that no one has mentioned, "Mask of the Phantasm."
Happy Birthday, Kamilla!
That scene with Rachel and Joker at the party was improvised by Heath Ledger. It wasn't in the script for him to grab Maggie Gyllenhaal face like that. Luckily she ran with it and it added to the surprised terror in her performance.
Loved your reaction! Heath Ledger was outstanding in this film, simply no words.
I saw this opening night on my birthday.
As a lifelong Batman fan, believe when I tell you they nailed Batman so well that I stood up and started clapping, then the entire theater followed.
Best birthday present of my life.
Loved your reaction. I even teared up myself watching along. Such a great film, I always try to watch it in the cinema whenever it’s re-released 😍😍
this movie is amazing i absolutly love it with my life. i love the story but on top of all, i love Heath and his groundbracking preformance!
i started watching a bunch of your vids and its so nice to see "younger" people watching the movies i loved 10/15 years ago. You have also a talent for editing :D i can rewatch 2h+ movies in 40 min. with your reaction vids. I also get the feeling that Hollywood and co. dont do movies like this one anymore
love it, keep it up!
This movie is so good, the next one is on par with it in my opinion. Cannot wait to see your reaction to all that happens in that one!
I am about 30 mins behind in the premiere. And first off, the countdown to premiere graphics are beautiful. And this is one of my fave movies, Not just superhero movies. Iconic. Heath was amazing.
Also, Kevin Conroy who voices Bruce Wayne aka Batman from both Batman the Animated Series and the Batman Arkham DC games died yesterday at age 66 from cancer which was my first DC cartoon introduction to Batman which is Kevin Conroy before the 1940s Superman cartoon shorts by Max Flaischer
Your videos are absolutely delightful. I don't usually watch reaction videos, but I love yours. Keep making great content!
24:42 Is the exact reason I love Heath's version of the Joker, just the laughing and the weird gibbering noises he makes are enough to kill me all the time.
I haven'T watched this movie for a long time but seeing this video and your reaction to it - this movie is still top notch and so intense. Don't be ashamed for your emotional reactions. See it as something good. As a sign aof great empathy and sensitivity you have in you.
Thank you for your honest and emotional reaction to this masterpiece of a film.
Eric Roberts who played Salvatore Maroni in this movie has also played The Master in Doctor Who - The TV movie from 1996 with Paul McGann
Happy Birthday, always enjoy your reaction 🤠
-Conroy: "I'm Batman"
-Bale: "No, I'm Batman"
-Pattinson: "No, I'm Batman"
-West: "I'm Batman, and so is my wife"
-Keaton: "No, I'm Batman"
-Kilmer: "No, I'm Batman"
-Clooney: "No, I'm Ba...."
-Kilmer:"Shut up, George. Nobody likes you"
-Conroy: "Yeah, you suck, man"
-Bale: "Any Ice puns you wanna share with the class, you dork?"
-Clooney: "Screw you, guys" (Runaway in tears)
I like that there's a close up of her reaction as if the scene she's watching is so iconic we don't even need to watch it again to know what she's reacting to.
Never knew Joker’s crew in the bank heist had aliases. Thanks subtitles.
don't cry or i'll cry too
The music especially just amplifies everything love it & rip to Kevin Conroy the best Batman we ever had & he was a great man so humble & sweet. Dc animated is peak but this movie is up there
One of my most favourite comic book movie. I visited cinema three times...Heath Ledger is absolute brilliant Joker.
I love how u know its a masterpiece when it makes u cry
Great work as always Kamilla!
oh my gosh ! its finally here :D im so excited :) thank you for reacting to this movie :D
Michael Jai White(The mob boss who called Joker a clown) starred in his own comic book movie, "Spawn."
Nolan and his all star casting took this movie to another level
This is the best reaction to the Dark Knight on TH-cam. You got emotional at the end because of the possibility that the kid could get hurt and because you care about batman and the sacrifice he's making