@WiiManElite By my assessment, Bane would keep scarecrow alive. By your assessment, he wouldn't. Scarecrow is alive in this scene --> there is a flaw in your assessment of Bane. Nolanverse Bane is ruthless, but he acts with a purpose. He keeps people alive who are useful to him and punishes people who actually caused a failure. Bane killed the henchman who let Gordon Jump, but didn't kill everyone around him. It is senseless to kill everyone who was part of a failed operation, but it is more reasonable to punish those specifically involved in failure.
@@sanderflop right...Bane is the Executive Branch. He is giving the people what they want. Much like BLM/ANTIFA and the cancel culture we see today through social media. Rule through terror.
in a wider sense, the full shot at 0:20 also represents a scarecrow. This whole setting is Dr Crane. The hat of the scarecrow is the oval shaped ceiling of the building, the head is Crane himself as his size in comparison to everything else in the room shows how insignificant he is to Bane despite his current judicial position ironically, the stacks of drawers and long sheets of paper which were once practically invaluable to document the court's activities are now useless and common like the hay for the scarecrow's body and the legs are the people themselves, since they are unknowingly the ones being the most used in court by Bane, but are too unaware to stop it, cursed to remain there scaring crows but forever serving the farmer who created them; Bane
@@buff1122 Cold sweat is a typical theme from old writing, based on the actual phenomenon of sweating while cold, because of fear or nerves or a simple wet disposition. *I* do this, in Winter. It's very annoying. Hence, referring to Stryver as "The man in the cold sweat" was simply stating he was shit-scared about what was going on. :)
Its nice to know that when society broke down, people could be anyone they wanted to be. Jonathan had his degrees in psychology and a trained medical doctor, but he wanted to try his hand in law. Truly a society about pursuing your dreams
@@grbgrimreaperboredom8048 He listens to your problems, tells you "these drugs will help you" then he sentences you for having class A drugs. Really, he's pretty efficient
I guess they're all confused when he says death, because before gordon everyone would have answered 'exile' so when Gordon says 'death' they literally have no clue what to do lol
Fun fact: If you ever find yourself in a situation like the exiled, lay on your stomach and _slide_ across the ice; don’t walk on it. Walking focuses your weight on a single point. Laying down disperses your weight and makes it less likely to crack.
I will remember this if I ever find myself before Judge Crane. That smug look will soon leave his face when he sees me human bobsled my way to safety. Hah!
Fun fact: Cillian Murphy filmed this scene without reading the script because he wanted to watch the movie without knowing it because this is the only scene he came out of
I highly doubt an extremely busy actor like Murphy would take the time to read an entire fckin script of a movie that he's in for like 2 minutes. He didn't read the script because he was just doing a small cameo with like 5 lines.
I fucking love that scarecrow was just running around Gotham throughout the trilogy. Murphy rocked so fucking hard in that role. Wish we would have got to see him full on Scarecrow at some point but man he killed it every second he had.
I know this comment is old but it’s on the fucken money! I really wish we got a full scarecrow or even just another movie where he’s still doing his crazy thing.
@@Joi_Robb we got like 5 seconds of him as full Scarecrow at the end of Begins where he was wearing the mask and a straight jacket, he even flat out called himself Scarecrow in that scene but then he gets taken out like it was Nolan acting through Rachael saying “nope, not having any of that this is a serious franchise Mr”
You gotta admit that he is a man of ambition. He got tired from being just a psychiatrist so he became a terrorist. Later he decided to pursue a career as a judge. Honestly I wish I had that much drive to follow my dreams😂
I love how Crane just kinda finds his place wherever chaos comes in. Guy's like a rat. Hides when the situation isn't in his favor, lives in full force once he gets to
This scene is SO comic-booky, yet feels so grounded in reality. Crane's desk mountain,HAHA. Bane is big chillen on the side. You could see this whole scene in a cartoon, but Nolan made us believe.
I just love the aesthetics of the court. Desks piled up on top of each others, overflowing papers, Crane sitting on top of it all with his ragged jacket...
***** Yeah. It's a bit of a tell-tale sign of the plot twist at the end of the movie really, a hint of Talia's true alignment in the story. That being said I haven't watched the movie in a while, so Bane and Talia might have actually covered their tracks somehow, I can't remember.
That's the thing about Crane that I'm so glad the Nolan films included: He's got such a cold presence, but he just bleeds sass whenever the need arises.
Joker likes to rile people up and ruffle feathers whereas scarecrow prefers seeing people reduced to their lowest most vulnerable state they’re both great
I love how Scarecrow looks so offended someone would choose death. There's no fear once they're dead, it's no fun to him, you're taking away his game lol
Dr Crane has such a wonderful character arc, started out as a psychiatrist accidentally poisoned during a break-in, but still managed to get back on his feet by profiting off a supply demand imbalance in the alternative pharmaceutical industry, and now worked his up to a high judge of the city giving out appropriate justice. Inspiring story.
@@panderingpanda4770 Auction houses do that when they accept the final bid. It's just another way to underscore how far away this "hearing" is from an actual court of law.
Scarecrow presiding over the trial of a city held hostage by a Nuclear Bomb that was first developed by Oppenheimer. Welcome to the Cillian Murphyverse
I wonder what it's like to roleplay a TH-cam account as a character that played a major villain in a 13 year old movie and made a short cameo in this 6 year old movie that's apart of a concluded franchise... Tons of fun.
@@koko40800 There are left-wing judges as well. Your entire court system is ridiculous where the Supreme Court is appointed by the President. No matter what side it's a corrupt syste
I love this scene scarecrow is great. However, since he was a law/justice guy, I think it would have been hilarious to see dent running the court passing sentences with coin flips 😅
Fun Fact: Bane knitting is actually a connection to the book "A Tale of Two Cities" where Madame Defarge knits the names of the Aristocrats in her cloth in a code so she remembers who to kill when the French Revolution breaks out. Similarly, Bane is knitting while he's taking over Gotham. Both characters wanted change for the good of themselves or the people and both wanted violent means to get it. Apparently the book had a huge impact on the trilogy as a whole as many other connections can be seen as well
Damn Cillian Murphy just kills it in every scene he plays. Despite this being a tiny part of the film the image of him sitting as a judge is one of the memorable scenes of the movie for me.
Cillian Murphy’s Scarecrow is such an awesome, underrated character. It works for me that he was never the main villain; it always looks like he’s just having the time of his life getting roped into other villains’ schemes, hanging out and screwing around while the plot happens around him. It’s hilarious and very comic book-y
Re: Morales Actually there's no way you'd see Joker at this court. Scarecrow had previously been associated with the League, that's why they enlisted him (funny how they say Bane has no power in the court, but like Crane will give any mercy to the League's enemies!). Joker respects no authority and he would never respect Bane or the League; he's barely capable of being in a room with other people much less cooperating with them for some kind of "plan."
To be honest if it was possible to have the Joker in this movie (R.I.P Heath Ledger) he probably would've tried to fuck with Bane's plan. Thus creating even more chaos...and let's face it he's a man who loves that. :)
Yea Crane is more of a little follower than Joker. Joker would be jealous of Bane as the big new bad guy in town and try to sabotage his plans just for the heck of it. Whereas Crane just likes to feel powerful. He’s just enjoying playing judge and Bane just lets him do his thing and have his fun and Crane isn’t interfering with him. And of course in the end Crane would have just died with everyone else.
Considering that Bane is exactly the better class of criminal that Joker wanted, I don't think the Joker would be in the picture because Bane was doing his work for him. So many of the League's values are shared by the Joker, just with a different twist. If anything, the Joker might take advantage of the chaos to fuck with Batman again, but not Bane.
the best part of this is the demonstration of scare crow's ridiculous-ness, that the convicted has no need to be there as both death and exile means dying. and all the henchmen including bane are playing alone with it.
This movie needed waaaay more Scarecrow. He's one of my all time favorite Batman villians and he didn't get nearly enough screen time in the Dark Knight and the Dark Knight Rises.
The criminal that pushed him into exile with good advice actually seems like hated to see him fall in. It's an interesting touch for an unimportant extra
@@turbinatearc7478 Oh, okay, sorry. I thought you were one of the rightwing/alt-right types who are always trolling on there, and hate it because facts are always liberal (at least relative to them).
Scarecrow/Crane was my favorite villain by far in the trilogy. Bane was just a forceful terrorist brute with physical strength, Joker was a clownish psychotic nutjob who tried to split the society apart and Ra's Al Ghul, his imposter and Henry Ducard were wannabe ninja losers. The fear element was so good in Nolan's batman movies. It's why Batman Begins is the best because Bruce origins are tested there and it was a lot more psychological and interesting than the sequels. Gotham felt like it was under siege there. Wish Cillian Murphy got more screentime because he was born for this legendary antagonist role. He even has cuts and snippets on his suit/jacket to remind us who he is at core he's so awesome. 2 minutes of presence but still manages to steal the whole movie. He's so narcissistic, cocky and arrogant here as a judge for the criminals I love it. His performances are always so amazing and mesmerizing whether small or big. Best and most talented actor ever.
This scene fits Crane more than Joker(may he rest in peace ).... Sense the people exiled have that cold harsh fear running thru them while they walk on that ice and/or be executed by death.
"You are...PHILLIP Striver...executive president of Daggit Industries?" "TANNER....Karl Tanner, and I was a FOOKIN LEGEND in Gin Alley!" LOL Burn Gorman was awesome in Game of Thrones
Ray Muniz Legend has it he survived the ice, swam, and eventually surfaced at Eastwatch-by-the-sea, before walking to Castle Black. A true FOOKIN LEGEND!
This is the most Cillian Murphy moment ever with his little glasses or his madness those threads & feathers & the way he say death by exile... goosebumps every single time no matter what 🤗
I freaked the fuck out when I was in the theaters and saw Cillian pop up on the screen as Scarecrow, I literally yelled out "Oh my god it's my Cilly!!!!", then I was swooning the whole time during both scenes and even after they were over, I was still swooning and smiling like a idiot. I can't help it, I love this man!
This is straight out of the lunacy of Transformers 1986. Look up the scene where Hot Rod and Kup are being put on Tiral by the insane Quintesons. I like how Nolan keeps Scarecrow in all 3 of his movies. He's not announced in a grand way he's just there.
Seriously, it is so sad that they never used the potential Scarecrow has as a character, he could have his own movie being the main villain, especially with Cillian Murphy in the role, he was truly amazing. :)
He was the secondary villain of Batman Begins. The last two films wanted to focus on Joker and Bane/The League of Shadows, there isn't much time for Scarecrow but how he's utilized is well done.
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I love how all the Nolanverse Batman villains are cool with Scarecrow. They’re making their evil plans and just like “yeah Scarecrow can come too”
@WiiManElite I disagree. Scarecrow did what was expected of him in the first film. Ultimately, it was actual league of Shadows personnel who failed.
WiiManElite or death by exile
@WiiManElite By my assessment, Bane would keep scarecrow alive. By your assessment, he wouldn't. Scarecrow is alive in this scene --> there is a flaw in your assessment of Bane.
Nolanverse Bane is ruthless, but he acts with a purpose. He keeps people alive who are useful to him and punishes people who actually caused a failure. Bane killed the henchman who let Gordon Jump, but didn't kill everyone around him. It is senseless to kill everyone who was part of a failed operation, but it is more reasonable to punish those specifically involved in failure.
Every group has that one friend
This ain’t MCU. Nolan’s version will do fine, this ain’t no spiderverse..
“Bane has no authority here this is merely a sentencing hearing” right in front of Bane... that’s how you know bro was wild lmao
Well he did work for Bane's boss.
I think it just speaks to Bane’s brilliance, understanding the need for separation of power between an executive and legislative branch.
@@h2w25 but the courts would fall under the judicial branch
@@sanderflop right...Bane is the Executive Branch. He is giving the people what they want. Much like BLM/ANTIFA and the cancel culture we see today through social media. Rule through terror.
H2W go back to infowars, dumbass
The way Cillian delivered that 'Death...by exile' line is too funny 🤣
I must be fucked up cuz I find it insanely attractive 💀
@@EatTheRich848 women ☕️
@@KolchaksGhostShut your mouth, Tate.
@@EatTheRich848 you're not the only one 💀
@@EatTheRich848ur so real for this
I love how they made Crane's outfit tattered and worn to resemble Scarecrow.
It looks like it's stuffed with hay lol
in a wider sense, the full shot at 0:20 also represents a scarecrow. This whole setting is Dr Crane.
The hat of the scarecrow is the oval shaped ceiling of the building, the head is Crane himself as his size in comparison to everything else in the room shows how insignificant he is to Bane despite his current judicial position ironically, the stacks of drawers and long sheets of paper which were once practically invaluable to document the court's activities are now useless and common like the hay for the scarecrow's body and the legs are the people themselves, since they are unknowingly the ones being the most used in court by Bane, but are too unaware to stop it, cursed to remain there scaring crows but forever serving the farmer who created them; Bane
@@abeedeahmed5626 you are a genius
@@abeedeahmed5626 this guy got an A in english class
@@abeedeahmed5626 make a youtube video essay already!
1:20
"Commissioner Gordon, you're under arrest"
"On whose authority?"
"Peaky Blinders"
You missed Fookin'
By order of the Peaky fookin' Blinders!
"commissioner gordan you're under arrest"
"Under whose orders?"
"By the order of peaky fookin boinders"
Wrong universe
Lmao
Scarecrow was a brutally underutilized villain.
I think the fact that he was so understated was what made him such a great villain. Some things are best in small doses.
Point
thanks
This looks very similar to the cultural revolution of China in the 70s
He is still only villain to appear in all three Dark Knight trilogy movies, despite having prominent role only in Batman Begins.
"To the man in the cold sweat"
Love how Scarecrow is still obsessively focused on fear. Also the costume that is in-between Dr. Crane and Scarecrow.
Exactly.
Wasn't it a refrence to mr. freeze?
@@buff1122 no
@@buff1122 do you assume anytime the word 'cold' is mentioned in a batman movie you think its a reference to freeze?
@@buff1122 Cold sweat is a typical theme from old writing, based on the actual phenomenon of sweating while cold, because of fear or nerves or a simple wet disposition. *I* do this, in Winter. It's very annoying.
Hence, referring to Stryver as "The man in the cold sweat" was simply stating he was shit-scared about what was going on. :)
Its nice to know that when society broke down, people could be anyone they wanted to be. Jonathan had his degrees in psychology and a trained medical doctor, but he wanted to try his hand in law.
Truly a society about pursuing your dreams
I about choked on my KFC sandwich laughing.
Same for Batman
Psychologist, dealer, judge. Truly a man of ambition.
@@grbgrimreaperboredom8048 He listens to your problems, tells you "these drugs will help you" then he sentences you for having class A drugs. Really, he's pretty efficient
@@lois7956 LMFAO
"Death!"
*confused silence*
"By exile!"
*wild cheering*
Human race
By snu snu!
I guess they're all confused when he says death, because before gordon everyone would have answered 'exile' so when Gordon says 'death' they literally have no clue what to do lol
@@guyver441 Now That's the way to go.
The people of gothan wants some entertainment 😂
lol, Cillian Murphy is great in this scene.
"SOLD!"
TheKingOfRuckus i have all of his lines memorized from the movies!!! ;)
TheKingOfRuckus I wish he would have worn that Scarecrow bag one last time. :)
+Matthew W People are in great denial when they say this movie was bad. It's better than more than half the shit movies that come out every year.
How do you pronounce his name!?
+Pastel Amethyst Kill-ian
Fun fact: If you ever find yourself in a situation like the exiled, lay on your stomach and _slide_ across the ice; don’t walk on it. Walking focuses your weight on a single point. Laying down disperses your weight and makes it less likely to crack.
They'd probably shoot you if you went too far.
@@Imfil Better that than an icy grave lol
@@Imfil It kind of sounded like the guy wanted him to live though, because he gave him the advice to stay on the thick ice.
They were exiled, not executed. They probably didn’t care how you “took a walk”
I will remember this if I ever find myself before Judge Crane. That smug look will soon leave his face when he sees me human bobsled my way to safety. Hah!
Fun fact: Cillian Murphy filmed this scene without reading the script because he wanted to watch the movie without knowing it because this is the only scene he came out of
@Astro Jenkins wtf 😂
@Astro Jenkins interesting indeed
@Astro Jenkins impressive someone so precious could burden this role
Well he read his scene
I highly doubt an extremely busy actor like Murphy would take the time to read an entire fckin script of a movie that he's in for like 2 minutes. He didn't read the script because he was just doing a small cameo with like 5 lines.
I fucking love that scarecrow was just running around Gotham throughout the trilogy. Murphy rocked so fucking hard in that role. Wish we would have got to see him full on Scarecrow at some point but man he killed it every second he had.
well....'cause he's TOMMY FUCKIN' SHELBY 😁😁😁😁
I know this comment is old but it’s on the fucken money! I really wish we got a full scarecrow or even just another movie where he’s still doing his crazy thing.
we need scarecrow in the reeves series
@@Joi_Robb we got like 5 seconds of him as full Scarecrow at the end of Begins where he was wearing the mask and a straight jacket, he even flat out called himself Scarecrow in that scene but then he gets taken out like it was Nolan acting through Rachael saying “nope, not having any of that this is a serious franchise Mr”
He’s there equivalent Bruce campbell from the Spider-Man trilogy
"Death... by exile..." Even Gordon smirked a bit at how clever that was.
Chris i looked and he didnt even smirk you’re an idiot
Roger Mcnab he did. And is that really something to call someone an idiot over? Especially when you’re wrong?
811chelseafc no he didn’t idiot google what smirk means he never smirked a “bit” jackass
Roger Mcnab Imagine thinking insulting someone gives you leverage in an argument lmao
Roger Mcnab calm yourself
I like how Crane just somehow ends up as a judge of this makeshift court despite him being a psychologist/scientist
Only because he worked with Ra’s al Ghul in the first film. Otherwise he’d be just like Striver.
You gotta admit that he is a man of ambition.
He got tired from being just a psychiatrist so he became a terrorist. Later he decided to pursue a career as a judge.
Honestly I wish I had that much drive to follow my dreams😂
Benjamin Franklin got all kinds of high up government positions with no qualifications 😂 he was just a random crazy guy too
He likes to scare people.
Nothing more terrifying than a People's Judge.
I love how Crane just kinda finds his place wherever chaos comes in. Guy's like a rat. Hides when the situation isn't in his favor, lives in full force once he gets to
He sounds like the typical human being actually. 🤔
This scene is SO comic-booky, yet feels so grounded in reality. Crane's desk mountain,HAHA. Bane is big chillen on the side. You could see this whole scene in a cartoon, but Nolan made us believe.
o yeah, he did real good job
The scene is great. It's in line for literary tone of the film.
Two face make more sense for this.
Kangaroo court
@@iancruz6617 it wouldn’t since he’s dead
So Scarecrow has been in all three movies. Interesting.
Vaultboy101 yep. He's technically bales nemesis
He's the fear
He was so underrated
Rorschach exactly! With the scarecrow still around fear will always instill the city
Wait when was he in dark Knight?
The guy leading him out to the ice, seemed to genuinely want him to survive, he not only gave him advice but seemed disappointed that he fell in
Probably gambled on him to make it.
You mean Hector?
I found it oddly cute how he survives and pops up here and there.
It's not cute it makes you feel like you're reading a comic where the villian appears more than once
Cillian Murphy and Tom Hardy are in everything together
Hannah Leslie I know right?! Isn’t it lovely 💕💕
Peaky Blinders, Inception, Dunkirk, Batman... Damn you're right lol
@KobeistheGOAT Yeah, Nolan loves to use the same group of Brits in his movies.
TheDarkCreed86 Cillians not a brit
@@DarkCreed86 Yeah, he's Irish. However he does do a very convincing Bermingham accent in Peaky Blinders
God Cillian Murphy is so underused. He's funny, and he proved what he could do in Batman Begins, and they didn't use him enough after that.
Debora Napier Make up toturial.
He is great villain
I think the fact that he was so understated was what made him such a great villain. Some things are best in small doses.
At least Christopher Nolan put Murphy in his two other movies, Inception and Dunkirk (underused again in Dunkirk but really great performance)
There are other villains you know
When you realize this is literally Oppenheimer taking revenge against President Truman because he had called him a “crybaby” all those years ago
Never saw him in the White House again, but did see him in a Gotham courthouse
Still can't believe that was Oldman. He disappeared into the role.
Where’s Truman in these scenes?
I just love the aesthetics of the court. Desks piled up on top of each others, overflowing papers, Crane sitting on top of it all with his ragged jacket...
By order of the Peaky Blinders
@@alfiesolomons4523 Oh so that was you in the mask...
Just imagine if batman would have to deal also with the peaky blinders
Peaky fookin Blinders
TheDarkCreed86 no one cared who Alfie Solomons was before he put on the mask
By order of the Peaky fookin Blindahs.
''Bane has no authority here!''
*Bane knits in the corner*
'Bitch, please...'
+TheMSupreme Better yet.
"Bane has no authority here!"
*Bane overrules Scarecrow's decision to have Miranda executed by exile*
+Obi-Juan That wasn't better.
No, Scarecrow had sentenced all of them to be executed, including Miranda, but Bane overruled the decision to have Miranda executed.
***** Yeah. It's a bit of a tell-tale sign of the plot twist at the end of the movie really, a hint of Talia's true alignment in the story.
That being said I haven't watched the movie in a while, so Bane and Talia might have actually covered their tracks somehow, I can't remember.
"Bane has no authority here!"
"Do you feel in charge?"
Crane and Gordon reunited 11 years later just for Gordon to call him a crybaby. Lmao 😂
i just know that Truman was roled by him
Also Crane went from the one putting others on trial to the one on trial
@@richos07it’s not a trial, we’re not convicting, just denying.
People on twitter be like: "Your guilt has already been determined, this is merely a sentencing hearing".
True
You just made my day
LMAO
This scene is basically every Twitter basement activist’s wet dream.
Gordon: If you think we're going out onto that ice willingly, you've got another thing coming. Crane: Death then. Death... by exile. haha classic
why not just post the whole script next time
Problem?
*think
That's the thing about Crane that I'm so glad the Nolan films included: He's got such a cold presence, but he just bleeds sass whenever the need arises.
Actually contrary to popular belief its supposed to be "...another *think* coming" as in if you think that, you'll have to think again.
the joker is amazing , but scarecrow is a different kind of crazy, love them both
Scarecrow is better and ya Joker are the best villain so was scarecrow
The Joker was definitely better in The Dark Knight trilogy but the Scarecrow was so underrated and underused.
Joker likes to rile people up and ruffle feathers whereas scarecrow prefers seeing people reduced to their lowest most vulnerable state they’re both great
Jokers trial was actually going to be a big part in the dark knight rises but sadly they never got to film it bc of heath ledgers passing
@@yeetistic6184 damn that would’ve been incredible omg
I love how Scarecrow looks so offended someone would choose death. There's no fear once they're dead, it's no fun to him, you're taking away his game lol
Hahahha yeh it’s like the “dictator” torture scene
I just love Murphy's acting here. It's so memorable and expressive. The only thing I remember about this movie aside from Bane's fight scene.
I love the guy’s genuine disappointment when he falls through the ice. He looks like a high school football coach watching a kid run the wrong route.
It makes sense. 👍
He can't believe none of them have figured out that you're supposed to crawl on thin ice, not walk.
He's not the one who decided that guy's fate. If he goes against bane and co he dies too. He even gave him advice
@@chuckscott-cy7iq ah yes, comparing the fake movie to the real genocide
@@chuckscott-cy7iqthat you are gay.
Seeing Cillian Murphy was absolutely the best part of the movie.
+crabbieappleton ikr
+crabbieappleton Yeah, I was like “YES!!!” when I saw him appear.
Tommy Fucking Shelby
Death then, BY ORDER OF THE PEAKY BLOINDERS!
Paykay fockin bloindahs
Death......by Exile 😂😂😂😂😂 The Scarecrow was such a Troll!!! Bloody Brilliant
Dr Crane has such a wonderful character arc, started out as a psychiatrist accidentally poisoned during a break-in, but still managed to get back on his feet by profiting off a supply demand imbalance in the alternative pharmaceutical industry, and now worked his up to a high judge of the city giving out appropriate justice. Inspiring story.
This should be a daytime court TV show. "Crane's Court " 👓
Salazar!
I’d watch
0:36 Bane not giving a fuck, too busy knitting
“Sold!.....to the man in the cold sweat” might be one of my favorite movie quotes ever
“Crane’s Court Cases” sounds like a daytime reality court show.
🤣
Cillian's Scarecrow is just brilliant! Such an underrated actor
And the way he says "sold" while knocking the hammer...
Thats what I was wondering. Why does he says "sold"? whats the meaning behind that?
@@panderingpanda4770 Auction houses do that when they accept the final bid. It's just another way to underscore how far away this "hearing" is from an actual court of law.
''Bane has no authority here!''
Bane: Do you feel in charge?
Bane can’t do anything to scarecrow
I don't fear bane, he fears me.
For you
He tied his shoe bane😂
Scarecrow presiding over the trial of a city held hostage by a Nuclear Bomb that was first developed by Oppenheimer. Welcome to the Cillian Murphyverse
Cillian Murphy played a perfect Scarecrow in my opinion.
well he didn't exactly look alot like the one from the comics. also keep in mind he did audition for batman
@@wwb16 his portrayment of the character is ALMOST equal to thst of Heath Ledger’s Joker
Scarecrow is life.
Weaving rope is life. C'mon...
I wonder what it's like to roleplay a TH-cam account as a character that played a major villain in a 13 year old movie and made a short cameo in this 6 year old movie that's apart of a concluded franchise... Tons of fun.
I hate scarecrow Joker and Bane are much better.
spartan113ish You do know that Jonathan Crane exists outside of the Nolan franchise, right?
The Riddler is life and so is scarecrow
Cillian Murphy looks hella good in glasses.
Couldn't agree more
keep it in your pants, lady. 🤨
Always loved how Gordon stood up to Scarecrow like that
It's pretty awesome; especially when Gordon points out how hypocritical the court is, and after Gordon interrogated him in Batman Begins.
@@h.b.smith_writer Death.... then?
When "kangaroo court" was mentioned in Oppenheimer, this was the first thing that came to mind.
Fair and balanced. Need more judges like him.
No less fair and balanced than the right wing stooges on the Federal and Supreme Courts
Harvy Dent would've been perfect.
@@koko40800 You're in a religion.
@@SeanKH19 I mean yeah I’d say the majority of people are part of a religion
@@koko40800 There are left-wing judges as well. Your entire court system is ridiculous where the Supreme Court is appointed by the President. No matter what side it's a corrupt syste
Scarecrow is the only villain that has appeard in all three movies of a superhero triology.
What about Green Goblin/Norman Osborn in Spider-man's trilogy from Sam Raimi?
Then you could say, Scarecrow is the only villain that has appeard alive in all three movies of a superhero triology
We also have Loki, but he technically isn't a villain at all during the last 2 Thor movies
What about Thanos? It's just a cameo but you could say the same about Crane in the Dark Knight and Rises.
You forgot Magneto in the X-Men Trilogy.
I love this scene scarecrow is great.
However, since he was a law/justice guy, I think it would have been hilarious to see dent running the court passing sentences with coin flips 😅
That would be more rigged!
True
If he had lived I bet he would've been. I could see him flipping his coin to decide if the sentence was death or exile.
Truman shouldn’t have called Oppie a crybaby….
Apparently the Joker was going to be the judge in this court.
if only heath was alive...if only...that would be awesome
No he wasn't. This movie was written long after Heath's death
If he didn't die and did this scene, I wonder how crane would have showed up.
I'm happy that Bird was in the movie though (Banes right hand man)
I love this film,but they just couldn't of topped TDK
I noticed scarecrow was in all three movies, I like it though, his role in batman begins was upsetting
Seeing Cillian and Tom in a movie scene again makes me happy : ) everything they are in together turns out to be great
Agreed!
Cillian really masters the accent and speaking style for each of his characters...Dr. Crane is one of my favourites!
Fun Fact: Bane knitting is actually a connection to the book "A Tale of Two Cities" where Madame Defarge knits the names of the Aristocrats in her cloth in a code so she remembers who to kill when the French Revolution breaks out. Similarly, Bane is knitting while he's taking over Gotham. Both characters wanted change for the good of themselves or the people and both wanted violent means to get it. Apparently the book had a huge impact on the trilogy as a whole as many other connections can be seen as well
Damn Cillian Murphy just kills it in every scene he plays. Despite this being a tiny part of the film the image of him sitting as a judge is one of the memorable scenes of the movie for me.
I cracked up so hard in the theatre when they showed scarecrow...
Cillian Murphy’s Scarecrow is such an awesome, underrated character. It works for me that he was never the main villain; it always looks like he’s just having the time of his life getting roped into other villains’ schemes, hanging out and screwing around while the plot happens around him. It’s hilarious and very comic book-y
"By order of The Peaky fookin' Blinders!"
Gordon : Bitch, i ain't gonna walk on that ice, i choose death
Crane : I'm gonna do what's called a pro-gamer move
Re: Morales
Actually there's no way you'd see Joker at this court. Scarecrow had previously been associated with the League, that's why they enlisted him (funny how they say Bane has no power in the court, but like Crane will give any mercy to the League's enemies!). Joker respects no authority and he would never respect Bane or the League; he's barely capable of being in a room with other people much less cooperating with them for some kind of "plan."
To be honest if it was possible to have the Joker in this movie (R.I.P Heath Ledger) he probably would've tried to fuck with Bane's plan. Thus creating even more chaos...and let's face it he's a man who loves that. :)
Yea Crane is more of a little follower than Joker. Joker would be jealous of Bane as the big new bad guy in town and try to sabotage his plans just for the heck of it. Whereas Crane just likes to feel powerful. He’s just enjoying playing judge and Bane just lets him do his thing and have his fun and Crane isn’t interfering with him. And of course in the end Crane would have just died with everyone else.
ravenouscolonelhart tldr
Considering that Bane is exactly the better class of criminal that Joker wanted, I don't think the Joker would be in the picture because Bane was doing his work for him. So many of the League's values are shared by the Joker, just with a different twist. If anything, the Joker might take advantage of the chaos to fuck with Batman again, but not Bane.
Look what he did to two facr
the best part of this is the demonstration of scare crow's ridiculous-ness, that the convicted has no need to be there as both death and exile means dying. and all the henchmen including bane are playing alone with it.
Oppenheimer judges truman
Lmfaoo
That’s what Truman gets for calling him a crybaby…
And Blackett. Pretty sure he’s played by the same guy who played Striver
The guy who tossed him onto the ice not only gave him valuable advice, but he also seemed genuinly sad when the man did break through.
Crane just did that to piss Commissioner Gordon off.
When President Truman was the good cop and Oppenheimer was the evil jury
Truly the most bizzaro timeline
Revenge is sweet
This movie needed waaaay more Scarecrow. He's one of my all time favorite Batman villians and he didn't get nearly enough screen time in the Dark Knight and the Dark Knight Rises.
The criminal that pushed him into exile with good advice actually seems like hated to see him fall in. It's an interesting touch for an unimportant extra
Exactly. A lot of the smaller characters in the trilogy have those added details and importance.
At the end of the day he's still human. The criminal probably has zero connection with the guy so no reason to want him dead
He lost a bet.
Might just be annoyed that no one can escape because it means he himself can't escape
"Death by exile" - my reaction to Google+
My reaction to Quora - "Death by Exile" as well.
Well...
Even though nobody really used it.
@@turbinatearc7478 Lol, another one angry that facts disagree with them. Darn reality conspiring to ruin your life.
@@turbinatearc7478 Oh, okay, sorry. I thought you were one of the rightwing/alt-right types who are always trolling on there, and hate it because facts are always liberal (at least relative to them).
Scarecrow/Crane was my favorite villain by far in the trilogy. Bane was just a forceful terrorist brute with physical strength, Joker was a clownish psychotic nutjob who tried to split the society apart and Ra's Al Ghul, his imposter and Henry Ducard were wannabe ninja losers. The fear element was so good in Nolan's batman movies. It's why Batman Begins is the best because Bruce origins are tested there and it was a lot more psychological and interesting than the sequels. Gotham felt like it was under siege there. Wish Cillian Murphy got more screentime because he was born for this legendary antagonist role. He even has cuts and snippets on his suit/jacket to remind us who he is at core he's so awesome. 2 minutes of presence but still manages to steal the whole movie. He's so narcissistic, cocky and arrogant here as a judge for the criminals I love it. His performances are always so amazing and mesmerizing whether small or big. Best and most talented actor ever.
"Your guilt has been determined this is merely a sentencing hearing" - Every magistrates court in the UK.
This scene fits Crane more than Joker(may he rest in peace ).... Sense the people exiled have that cold harsh fear running thru them while they walk on that ice and/or be executed by death.
"Cold harsh fear" Really? haha
Two-Face would have been even better.
@Cursive kills twoface wouldav chosen death or exile by flipping a coin
i think all the death sentences were walking on the ice
That orrrr...he could have just been scarecrow and done what he does best instead of playing a judge for fun.
"You are...PHILLIP Striver...executive president of Daggit Industries?"
"TANNER....Karl Tanner, and I was a FOOKIN LEGEND in Gin Alley!"
LOL Burn Gorman was awesome in Game of Thrones
Ray Muniz Legend has it he survived the ice, swam, and eventually surfaced at Eastwatch-by-the-sea, before walking to Castle Black. A true FOOKIN LEGEND!
Phillip Stryver... from Gotham city... drinking wine from the skull of John fucking Daggett.
MrBeaux LOL, I guess in this universe, Jon Snow did bring Tanner back for trial.
Cris P. Bacon more like krennic's bitch.
LoL! Yup, exiled from Gotham and ended up taking the black at the Night's Watch!
“Bane has no authority here...”. Cut to Bane standing in the back just enjoying the show, clearly able to stop it if he actually wanted to.
Humor, you bane cocksuking losers
HUMOR
Now I am become death, death by Exile!
But he is a fooooking legend and he drinks wine from the skull of Jeor foooking Mormont!!
+Badjoke Maker The Legend of Gin Alley
How dare those fooking cunts sentence the fooking legend eh?
Badjoke Maker he’d like for no fooking fighting in this fooking town
game o thrones
None of those fookin cocksuckers! He'd take on any (Dark) Knight! Fookin cowards in plate mail!
Fun Fact: Scarecrow has been in every movie of The Dark Knight Trilogy.
3 Oscar winners (Murphy, Oldman, Cotillard) and 1 nominee (Hardy) in the same courtroom.
"Sold! To the man in a cold sweat.." underrated line
Seeing crane sitting on top of all those desks and being the judge is really funny to me
There goes a FOOKING LEGEND
Anybody watching this after seeing Oppenheimer?
Why is Cillian Murphy’s voice so satisfying to listen to here
I gave a little cheer when Cillian popped up in the cinema
I had no idea until now that the "judge" was Scarecrow.
Cmon how could you miss that
My friend said the same thing. I think it Would've been better if he had his mask on.
I don't see how y'all can miss that.....
Or at least had his mask laying on his desk
@@droctaconnapuss his outfit is kinda scarecrow style
1:50 goodness this young man!
I can't comprehend how this dude played Thomas Shelby as well
"Sold! To the man in the cold sweat!" God, I love Crane :D
This is the most Cillian Murphy moment ever with his little glasses or his madness those threads & feathers & the way he say death by exile... goosebumps every single time no matter what
🤗
Crane’s pause and then “Sold” is too funny 😂😂😂
Cillian Murphy was amazing as Scarecrow hopefully we get another live action Scarecrow soon
0:45 i just love the way he yells ORDERR!!
“Death!... By Exile.”
The way Cillian Murphy said gave me chills!
Bane: What does he want.
Crane: Nothing Bane go back to your knitting.
You probably have noticed the damaged shoulders of his jacket. To make him look like a scarecrow. Nice detail.
I freaked the fuck out when I was in the theaters and saw Cillian pop up on the screen as Scarecrow, I literally yelled out "Oh my god it's my Cilly!!!!", then I was swooning the whole time during both scenes and even after they were over, I was still swooning and smiling like a idiot. I can't help it, I love this man!
Do you still love him
@@agbaya5314 I was going to say the same thing lmao
so do you still love him? you better do
Man, were people 8 years ago really this cringe?
This is straight out of the lunacy of Transformers 1986. Look up the scene where Hot Rod and Kup are being put on Tiral by the insane Quintesons. I like how Nolan keeps Scarecrow in all 3 of his movies. He's not announced in a grand way he's just there.
Mr. Oppenheimer's nighttime racket
I love Cillian's accent in this, like it's your typical American accent, but it's sooo HOT!!
GirlFromIpanema he's irish
iwishicouldbefunny that’s the point lol, he’s playing an american.
Ok
Ok
Finally someone is talking about his accent 😍
@Shonen Impact lmao wth yeah it's an American accent
Seriously, it is so sad that they never used the potential Scarecrow has as a character, he could have his own movie being the main villain, especially with Cillian Murphy in the role, he was truly amazing. :)
He was the secondary villain of Batman Begins. The last two films wanted to focus on Joker and Bane/The League of Shadows, there isn't much time for Scarecrow but how he's utilized is well done.