For people wondering why he took the the time to make the symbol - "People need dramatic examples to shake them out of apathy and I can’t do that as Bruce Wayne. As a man, I’m flesh and blood. I can be ignored. I can be destroyed. But as a symbol - as a symbol, I can be incorruptible. I can be everlasting."
Indeed ... For me, it was more like thus: "I am Gotham. I am its Dark Knight, its Keeper; its Protector; its Watcher on the Wall. You thought you broke me ...? Well, here, I am; and will always be here, here. So, I stand. Now come find me ... if you dare ..."
1:40 Jokes all aside. Imagine you're a frightened citizen, holed up inside your home.You're scared for your family. You don't know if you'll live tomorrow...then you look outside and see this. Batman clearly is the epitome of hope.
"People need dramatic examples to shake them out of apathy and I can’t do that as Bruce Wayne. As a man, I’m flesh and blood. I can be ignored. I can be destroyed. But as a symbol - as a symbol, I can be incorruptible. I can be everlasting."
I realised that the small bomb which he gives to Blake to throw at the rubble is like a warning blast for the people stuck there, so that they can get back to a safe distance and prepare themselves for what's coming.
1:22 - Gordon facing almost certain death - see's flare 1:23 - Hears the voice of his greatest ally for the first time in 8 years, when there was absolutely no hope. He can't believe it - is it really him? 1:24 - Back to business. Gary Oldman. Masterful actor.
@@LordChronk very true, but even in that visit, Gordon was begging him to come back as Batman, remember Bruce even asked him "what if he doesn't exist anymore?" Also Batman was incapacitated + no where to be seen for months during the siege, but the night before the bomb goes off, he comes back, giving them all a hope that they didn't have during the period.
"A man who has healed himself after being broken is the most powerful warrior out of them all". This movie is about Batman's character and how he handles adversity
I'm by no means an expert on DC, especially as I don't collect the comics/graphic novels ... But my understanding is that the reason why Superman drafted Batman into the Justice League, with little hesitation, is because the former realised that the latter, despite being by no means a superhero, made up for being a mortal human by having an extraordinary set of skills that utterly sets him apart from anyone else ... ... in fact, I prefer Batman over Ironman, as Batman is far more than just his suit. Yes, Ironman out of suit is still a utter genius, I'm not quite sure what is he proven to be, outside of his suit: to Stark, him, and Ironman, where one, and the same ... Batman is different, as in Wayne and Batman where two entirely different personae, especially as Batman could well be, in Jungian terms, Bruce's 'shadow self', a quiet, yet incredible, and powerful, force, that lurks in the darkness, that presents to the people of Gotham as a vigilant protective presence, their ever present watcher and guardian, that became far more than a vigilante; he became their hope, whilst casting dread on the more serious of criminals, and even more so on petty thieves ... That's what I believe Superman grew to admire about Batman: despite Gotham regarding Batman as their 'Guardian Angel', he never let that feed into what ego he has, as he believes he is just doing a necessary civic duty. Batman may have unresolved issues, but a narcissistic personality isn't one ... Hence the huge disparity between Bruce, and the Bat: the less people knew about whom Batman actually was, the greater, and more powerful, that vigilant, dark force, became; of that duality of both hope, and dread ... In fact, even Bruce Wayne, the billionaire, playboy, 'high market value' guy, whilst still being the generous philanthropist, is, completely obvious, yet another of his masks. The only time he can be his naturally introverted, but not impersonal, self, is not only with Alfred, and Lucius, but also Superman, as there is, whilst, again from my understanding, that though Bruce maintains that tiny bit of uncertainty, and a fully thought-through contingency, if something happened to cause Superman to go rogue (ala Homelander ...), they still had a huge amount for respect for each other, possibly because, being pragmatic in being willing to be in harm's way to protect any innocent people, was one of many attributes which caused the rest of the JL to treat him as one of their own ... [Edit:- Exactly that ... Yet another reason why he's highly regarded by the rest of the JL is how he handled adversity, with quiet dignity, and perseverance, never once making himself out to be a martyr of circumstances; again, amongst one of the many personalty traits that is of the true Bruce Wayne, himself ... It's funny that on occasion, a person with an almost characterure of a personality, that is just an outward shell that the world sees, can exist, whilst the real person, kept deeply underneath, is almost a diametrical opposite of that construct ...]
He lost his parents. He lost the love of his life. He lost his freedom. He lost all his money. He lost Alfred. They broke his body. And he came back every time 🐐
This part represents my past 5 years. I came back from a depression. I was literally broken. But time and a ton of strength it’s what makes you comeback.. for some people this “come back” never comes 😢
Batman came full circle here. While he was training in the first movie, he fell through the ice when fighting Ra's Al Ghul. Now in the finale, he walked confidently on ice like it was nothing. By conquering the fear of the people forced to go on the ice, he re-established himself as the symbol of hope for Gotham.
He also conquered people's fear of heights. From just turning a light with a bat symbol to actually climbing and somehow making a bat shape out of gas at the top of the bridge. By conquering the fear of the people, he re-established himself as the symbol of hope for Gotham.
holy crap, never thought of it that way. Also, did you know that during the fight scene on the ice in Begins the ice was literally melting as they shot, so all the cracks are real and they only had one day to get it done.
It’s certainly my least favorite of the dark knight trilogy (my favorite movie trilogy EVER, for that matter) but it’s still easily in my top 50 movies of all time. Despite how flawed it is, the symbolism and apocalyptic gotham setting are what make the somewhat bloated plot work for me. I just wish they removed talia from the script and added some extra time to have some of the plot holes make more sense (the main thing that comes to mind is a conversation about how bad of an idea sending the entire gotham police force into what would seem like an obvious trap in real life) Edit: after several rewatches I now prefer rises over batman begins, but dark knight is still my favorite of the trilogy (yeah I know I’m so original)
Fun fact: The dude that pushes Joseph Gordon Levitt’s character off the ledge is Christopher Judge, better known as Kratos in the 2018 God of War. You can even hear a bit of the Kratos voice when he asks Levitt who he is
@@prateekmisra606 More he knew that he was fucked. It wasn't just that the Batman was back. It was that the Batman was going to inspire everyone who was going to be a threat to him and his plan.
I absolutely love the symbolism of the burning bat signal. No one had seen him for 8 years and his signal was destroyed by Gotham PD. No one hoped to see the signal and were almost certainly expecting to die at any moment, so to see the bat signal burning on the bridge with a “I’m back bois” vibe, must’ve been spectacular. (As the scene displays)
"The mask is not about you, it is about people who you care about"-Batman knew about coronavirus way back in 2012 when his fellow bat friend leaked the news to him
for those saying this was really extra, having extra morale for troops in a war is always a big, big plus. had he not done that the police force that charges the main building probably wouldn't be as nearly as many and determined
Batman- This is a metal screen that will block the nugs from falling in the bong. Get it onto the bowl by sunrise. They might hit the bong when it starts. Gordon- When what starts? Batman- The sesh.
The second time I saw it I took my mum, just me and her (she hadn't seen it yet) - watching her reaction to the ending was amazing - I absolutely adore Christopher Nolan and I've seen all of his films, not one has let me down yet to this day (Oppenheimer)
Exactly. He's still got a bit of the growl, especially when he's around other cops and assuming the persona of Batman. People nitpick about his voice but I don't get it.
The small explosion to aware any cops nearby the wall from the inside, so they all back off before the Real Blast. Giving them time to save themselves than getting caught in the explosion. Robin needs to learn tactics !
It was also symbolic. Blake did all the hardwork setting up freeing those men from the sewer. If Batman freed them, the Batman gets the credit. So, Batman gives Blake a grenade to throw to say that when the day comes as to how they got free, Blake can say "I throw an explosive (which he did)! Also, as the men are freed the first person the see is Blake, not Batman. Batman shows up afterwards. Now it looks like Blake freed the men all by his self, which he technically did.
Love this scene so much. Gordon nears the end, at the last moment he hears Batman's voice, he lights the bat symbol. Batman has come to save Gotham one last time.
+Bertolt Hoover The Dark Knight Rises: Bane starts messing around with Gotham, breaks Batman's spine, then proceeds to free all criminals from Prison to start a massive riot and rule the whole city, leaving only a small resistance group to face him. In the end, Batman comes back to finish it, with the help of Catwoman and some random cop who is so far not connected to him in any way, and it turns out (SPOILER ALERT, but seriously, everyone who cares has seen the movie) that his former love interest is actually the mastermind behind the plan. Batman and Robin: Popsicle Pete and Rose McFlower start wrecking shit up with an ice ray and mind-controlled plants. Batman, Robin and a girl who is to become Batgirl defeat them pretty much without any trouble, using witty oneliners. Pete turns out to not be that bad after all, he was just trying to help his dying wife and was manipulated by Rose. Also, Batnipples. (Didn't even bother to put a spoiler alert here, because seriously, who hasn't seen the movie yet probably shouldn't anyway) Totally the same movie.
Ralf Koneberg Actually... I was referring to Blake literally being Robin and calculating together with Batman and how it no one really thinks about that. But brownie points to u anyway.
Gordon: Very carefully walking over a thin layer of ice in order to survive Batman: Casually walks over in heavy black armor and orders Gordon to light a up a trail of gasoline
In Batman begins he fell into that thin ice layer so he knows how to walk over it. Nolan's every scene in trilogy is somehow connected with each other.
I remember thinking Bruce making the flame signal was corny as hell, but then remember in Batman Begins where the lines “theatricality and deception can be powerful tools” are reintroduced in this film with Bane. Him setting up the signal was not only hope, but to strike fear. Totally works for me now.
+burgonyasalata Because Nolan doesn't know what to do with armed bad guys in a Batman fight. There are so many instances where guys with guns literally stand around waiting to be knocked out, it spoils these movies for me.
@@dencheq Great movies but a little weak on the stunts. But cool thing is that I finally figured out why dude falls without Batman hitting him at 2:41. He gets shot when Bats kicks the gun. He gets shot a second time at 2:45. So both gun shots during this fight scene was at the same guy.
After so many years revisiting the trilogy, I could not help but appreciate the cinematic experience these movies gave at a time when major superhero franchises were in the nascent stage. Nolan brought such spectacle to this genre when no one could even thought of pulling this off.
It’s honestly amazing looking back at this trilogy’s greatness and realizing that there are so many small details in every scene, that I didn’t manage to see beforehand at the time, that I’m starting to find out and learn more about now when I rewatch these films scene by scene. There is really so much to dissect in this trilogy that can be easy to miss at first glance. Christopher Nolan really is a detail-oriented genius. This trilogy truly is a masterpiece. There will never be another one like it. Is anybody else also finding and noticing small but critical details and moments in this trilogy that you didn’t see beforehand?
Bane struck him at his most vulnerable state in his post-Batman career, dislocated his back and left him in a different country (somewhere near Morocco). It makes sense.
Batman's recovery and escaping the hole was nearly impossible in my opinion. Thanks to Ra'As Al Ghul who mocked Batman on a daily basis and made him do it.
*Zack Snyder action choreography*: "Batman is being attacked simultaneously by bad guys but he uses his Martial Arts training and his suit to deflect knives, bob and weave in between punches, employs gadgets to quickly disarm enemies, and eventually maims his opponents enough that they won't get back up". *Chris Nolan Action Choreography*: "Bad guys surround Batman. Attack one at a time. If bad guy has gun, use it as a bat and swing it at Batman. If you appear in the frame but Batman's not near you, either fake a heart attack or trip over yourself".
This is why I'd team Zack and Nolan to direct an EPIC Batman Movie Trilogy based on The Comics. Zack can take care of the action scenes while Nolan can take care of the dramatic scenes.
Wasn't good Batman the Batman in the Dark Knight who located Joker, figured out his plan to dress up the hostages as goons, who saved the hostages by knocking out two SWAT teams and Joker's thugs; who saved the people in the boats and caught Joker? And then found where Harvey held Gordon's family and stopped him?
"Theatricality and Deception are important agents. You must become more than a man in the mind of your opponents." - Ra's al Ghul This scene made Batman the watchful protector, more than a man, the guardian of Gotham.
yeah I felt the same bro, a signal of a man beyond good and evil, with unlimited resources and an unbreakable will, ready to fight for us; as long as there is the Batman, there is Hope
This by far is my favorite scene in the whole trilogy. Everyone had lost hope in Gotham and all it took is the symbol of the Batman to inspire the entire city to fight back against Bane. Just goes to show the power one man can possess. The power to inspire is truly the greatest superpower someone can have.
Well said (though it was mainly the law enforcement, while others were inspired to try and leave Gotham with Blake), and it was demonstrated visually. 👍
I really do love seeing the Police Sergeant's reaction to the symbol. You can see in his eyes for that one frame of his face, the fire reignite, and belief. A man who was once determined to beat the batman, led his army. Not to mention, virtually everyone in Gotham at this point hated Batman and his legacy after the events of The Dark Knight, for his fake murder of Dent/the Police Officers. So this symbol just gives everyone hope.
I believe by this point Bane had already revealed the truth about Harvey Dent. He read Gordon’s resignation letter outside of the prison before setting the Dent Act prisoners free. I would say Gotham as a whole respected and endeared Batman, even those who had once hated him for the lie about Dent. I agree that Foley definitely had a moment of realization here that he was wrong and now could find the courage to stand against Bane and his army.
When you think about the dynamic of who Blake was supposed to be, it changes this interaction. It feels like an exercise in trust, a demonstration of expectations, a lecture in theatricality, a test to see if he could follow orders and finally the assignment of a role. He may not have a suit and a codename, but he definitely feels like Robin. Especially from this scene.
Watching the trilogy all together, this scene 1:45 stands out. Because for once, the bat symbol isn’t meant to instill the criminals with fear. It gives the citizens of gotham hope. Batman never fought crime to scare criminals, it was to protect the innocent. They no longer saw him as a freak, but as a saviour, a symbol of good. And like batman himself said, the people of gotham are always ready to believe in good. Plus I can’t help but have a big cheeky grin on my face when the music and the imagery all comes together to signal this iconic character’s return. So fucking epic.
The music makes this scene perfect. Gordon lights the fuse, the long first note plays as the flame goes up and up, and his theme resolves as his sign is revealed. I’m not crying, you’re crying.
Amateur: steps into arms length of the batman to take a shot. Professional: steps away from batman to take a shot Expert level: runs away from batman and rethinks his life decisions
The smile & look of pure relief on Gordon's face @ 1:24 when he hears an all too familiar voice say - "Light it up..." @ 1:22 gives me chills each & every time I watch this scene. Then look of astonishment & awe on Blake's face from 2:44-2:55 when he realizes that Batman has just saved him & that he's returned to help save Gotham gets me every time too.
Today I understood the reason why Bruce Wayne decided that he can finally live in peace In the final action scene, he saw every official of Gotham standing up for themselves in the war, implying that the Gotham city no more needed his help for fighting criminals and the Gotham officials can handle any criminal in future
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 Ye and he’s like a general in a war. Until now he’s been a lone ninja. And after years of a turbulent relationship with Gotham’s police force at the end they’ve finally seen Batman as a true ally.
@@avanindrathecrownprince930 that was always Bruce's goal, to shake the people out of apathy and get to a time where the people of Gotham stand up for THEMSELVES especially the protectors like the police. I loved the ending because they honor the Batman with a statue in the lobby of city all (which forever acknowledges the selfless brave sacrifices the Batman made and how he could've been ANYONE) plus Blake (Robin) takes over for Batman and assumed the mantle, should Gotham ever need him again. (and they likely will, one day).
No, not really. The entirety of Gotham “officials” were incapable of thwarting Bane and Talia for the time Batman was MIA. And as far as the normal criminal element, Gotham had basically had shut that shit down for the last 8 years of the Dent Act. He clearly left breadcrumbs for Robin to assume the mantle of the Dark Knight, so he wasn’t leaving everything in the hands of “officials”.
I love this trilogy because people seem to forget that Batman isn't just a hero who beats up criminals and defends the innocent. That is a big part of his character, but he's also a symbol. Not a symbol like Superman, inspiring others to be good. But a symbol *to* evil, a warning. A warning that there is a watchful protector, a Dark Knight. And the knowledge that criminals fear that symbol, is what gives people hope.
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Everytime i get goosebumps whenever i hear the background music it just took this whole triology to a different level altogether. By far the best superhero movie ever made
I fucking love how he created a bat symbol out of flames to prove to Bane that he made it out. He doesn't give af about destruction of property. He cares about proving to the people that he is a real symbol of hope for a fight against injustice among the corrupt. And that music that plays during the lighting up of the Bat symbol on flames with Bane saying, "Impossible" is incredible. Bane thought he could destroy Batman mentally and physically. He was sure of it. But Batman unexpectedly surprised Bane and climbed out of that pit to stop him. Fucking incredible writing.
i love the way bale's batman snatch the guns from the criminals and toss it away as he continues to fight. god i love the take on the batman just the small details like that is why i appreciate even the little things that pays off making this trilogy even better then all that came before and even after this trilogy.
I don't want to be abrasive, but people are so stupid asking why didn't Batman use the darts against Bane. It's just a movie for our enjoyment. Every James Bond movie, James gets captured by the bad guy. We should ask why Bond isn't killed right there and then? Anyways, the only reason I came here is to view this scene which is so epic. There are so many great moments in the Dark Knight trilogy. I'm really hopeful Affleck doesn't ruin the great comeback Batman made to the big screen.
no one ever talks about this but i love the scene from 2:43 - 2:55 of blake watching batman fight. he looks so in awe of him, plus the music adds a lot to the wonderment i think.
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For people wondering why he took the the time to make the symbol - "People need dramatic examples to shake them out of apathy and I can’t do that as Bruce Wayne. As a man, I’m flesh and blood. I can be ignored. I can be destroyed. But as a symbol - as a symbol, I can be incorruptible. I can be everlasting."
This is beautiful
Indeed ...
For me, it was more like thus:
"I am Gotham. I am its Dark Knight, its Keeper; its Protector; its Watcher on the Wall. You thought you broke me ...? Well, here, I am; and will always be here, here.
So, I stand. Now come find me ... if you dare ..."
Which movie did he say that in? I'm assuming Batman Begins.
@@WhatSayCrochet yeah on the plane with Alfred
Good point
Bane: impossible
Banes Henchman: oh yeah i forgot to mention i saw batman up on the bridge today painting a gasoline bat signal for like four hours
Just take your ass and get out from here fool
hey 1:17 I bet that if Bales Batman had to save Super Martha in the warehouse he would use those narcotic bat shurikens and save valuable time lol
@@sahbazsid1249 u sound so smart saying that
LOL comments like these deserve more
Obviously Batman snuck around, and it's likely that the bat symbol is a Wayne Enterprises gadget.
Ras Al Ghul taught Batman how to walk on ice. That’s why it didn’t break.
Absolutely correct 👍
Yeah
never thought of that, i have nothing else but to thank you mate
and he sets the ice on fire
@@asyrafilanuar4972 There was an oil trail that allows the signal to light up, it's not going to break the ice.
1:40 Jokes all aside. Imagine you're a frightened citizen, holed up inside your home.You're scared for your family. You don't know if you'll live tomorrow...then you look outside and see this. Batman clearly is the epitome of hope.
When I saw this in 2012, as soon as the bat signal lit up the bridge the whole crowd went fuckin bananas
This was why Batman did it. He had to inspire the troops and give them the courage for the all out assault on Bane.
I got goosebumps again, watching it again after all these years.
Nah, that's Superman. The guy literally has it on his chest.
Y’all are so dramatic 💀
Can you imagine Batman meticulously setting up that gasoline trail..
“Ooh this is gonna look cool”
He used the Bat- Gasoline-AutoDispenser, made by Wayne Enterprises !
"it's not just a call, it's a warning"
He took advice from daredevil with how he set up his ds. th-cam.com/video/fOkH9xI4PQA/w-d-xo.html
I have always thought about that every time I watch this movie Batman just laying that out “Oh Bane is going to be so scared when he sees this”
"People need dramatic examples to shake them out of apathy and I can’t do that as Bruce Wayne. As a man, I’m flesh and blood. I can be ignored. I can be destroyed. But as a symbol - as a symbol, I can be incorruptible. I can be everlasting."
I realised that the small bomb which he gives to Blake to throw at the rubble is like a warning blast for the people stuck there, so that they can get back to a safe distance and prepare themselves for what's coming.
Thanks, I've always wondered about that
Your awesome!!
Nice theory! Makes sense
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Or a tracker so the pad knows where to shoot
More likely a heat signature thing for missile tracking.
3:16 after years i just realized that small boom is just cue for the cops to keep them away from the bigger boom boom. Im not the brightest out there
Wow that I really didn't think about thanks man for saying it out
Wow! Never really thought of that.
Thanks! :D
Lol right. Give them 5 secs to move away from the bigger boom boom boom 😆
I thought it to signal the bat plane to fire 🤔 But that's another way 🤷🏽♀️
Either that or distract Robin long enough to make a getaway. Your theory prob holds more weight tho.
1:22 - Gordon facing almost certain death - see's flare
1:23 - Hears the voice of his greatest ally for the first time in 8 years, when there was absolutely no hope. He can't believe it - is it really him?
1:24 - Back to business.
Gary Oldman. Masterful actor.
I mean in the film Bruce did visit Gordon, using his batman voice of course
@@LordChronk very true, but even in that visit, Gordon was begging him to come back as Batman, remember Bruce even asked him "what if he doesn't exist anymore?"
Also Batman was incapacitated + no where to be seen for months during the siege, but the night before the bomb goes off, he comes back, giving them all a hope that they didn't have during the period.
Damn you’re right. In just 2 seconds he displays some incredible facial expressions
Not the actor we deserve, but the actor we need
I love how bad ass Gordon was in this trilogy.
"A man who has healed himself after being broken is the most powerful warrior out of them all". This movie is about Batman's character and how he handles adversity
I'm by no means an expert on DC, especially as I don't collect the comics/graphic novels ...
But my understanding is that the reason why Superman drafted Batman into the Justice League, with little hesitation, is because the former realised that the latter, despite being by no means a superhero, made up for being a mortal human by having an extraordinary set of skills that utterly sets him apart from anyone else ...
... in fact, I prefer Batman over Ironman, as Batman is far more than just his suit. Yes, Ironman out of suit is still a utter genius, I'm not quite sure what is he proven to be, outside of his suit: to Stark, him, and Ironman, where one, and the same ...
Batman is different, as in Wayne and Batman where two entirely different personae, especially as Batman could well be, in Jungian terms, Bruce's 'shadow self', a quiet, yet incredible, and powerful, force, that lurks in the darkness, that presents to the people of Gotham as a vigilant protective presence, their ever present watcher and guardian, that became far more than a vigilante; he became their hope, whilst casting dread on the more serious of criminals, and even more so on petty thieves ...
That's what I believe Superman grew to admire about Batman: despite Gotham regarding Batman as their 'Guardian Angel', he never let that feed into what ego he has, as he believes he is just doing a necessary civic duty. Batman may have unresolved issues, but a narcissistic personality isn't one ...
Hence the huge disparity between Bruce, and the Bat: the less people knew about whom Batman actually was, the greater, and more powerful, that vigilant, dark force, became; of that duality of both hope, and dread ...
In fact, even Bruce Wayne, the billionaire, playboy, 'high market value' guy, whilst still being the generous philanthropist, is, completely obvious, yet another of his masks. The only time he can be his naturally introverted, but not impersonal, self, is not only with Alfred, and Lucius, but also Superman, as there is, whilst, again from my understanding, that though Bruce maintains that tiny bit of uncertainty, and a fully thought-through contingency, if something happened to cause Superman to go rogue (ala Homelander ...), they still had a huge amount for respect for each other, possibly because, being pragmatic in being willing to be in harm's way to protect any innocent people, was one of many attributes which caused the rest of the JL to treat him as one of their own ...
[Edit:- Exactly that ...
Yet another reason why he's highly regarded by the rest of the JL is how he handled adversity, with quiet dignity, and perseverance, never once making himself out to be a martyr of circumstances; again, amongst one of the many personalty traits that is of the true Bruce Wayne, himself ...
It's funny that on occasion, a person with an almost characterure of a personality, that is just an outward shell that the world sees, can exist, whilst the real person, kept deeply underneath, is almost a diametrical opposite of that construct ...]
@@nigelft To be fair, Tony infiltrated a terrorist base with nothing more than household items and Christmas decorations.
He lost his parents.
He lost the love of his life.
He lost his freedom.
He lost all his money.
He lost Alfred.
They broke his body.
And he came back every time 🐐
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This part represents my past 5 years. I came back from a depression. I was literally broken. But time and a ton of strength it’s what makes you comeback.. for some people this “come back” never comes 😢
1:55 "Impossible..."
Bane is wondering the same thing the audience is, how did he find time to make that masterpiece?
batman always has time
Imagine if it's Joker instead of Bane: "Oh Bat darling! What took you so long?"
+Vu Tran Joker is the only one who never makes the mistake of underestimating bats
"theatricality and deception are powerful agents" -Ras'Al Gul
Echoboomer1987 Simple, because he's the goddamn Batman!
Batman came full circle here. While he was training in the first movie, he fell through the ice when fighting Ra's Al Ghul. Now in the finale, he walked confidently on ice like it was nothing. By conquering the fear of the people forced to go on the ice, he re-established himself as the symbol of hope for Gotham.
He also conquered people's fear of heights. From just turning a light with a bat symbol to actually climbing and somehow making a bat shape out of gas at the top of the bridge. By conquering the fear of the people, he re-established himself as the symbol of hope for Gotham.
holy crap, never thought of it that way. Also, did you know that during the fight scene on the ice in Begins the ice was literally melting as they shot, so all the cracks are real and they only had one day to get it done.
@@Krishna-iy9vb not to mention jumping straight off buildings to gliding dramatically through the air across the skies of Gothem.
He was terrified if bats as a child and the bat became his symbol.
Nice observation
The fact that people consider this masterpiece Christopher Nolan's worst movie just shows how legendary Nolan movies really are.
Mm... did you see Tenet?
Worst? TDKR is nearly as amazing as TDK
@@apollofell3925 No but I want to.
@@t.c.hayalivatandas1453 No, the thing is, a lot of people have regarded TDKR as the worst Nolan movie. Nolan let his hair down on it.
It’s certainly my least favorite of the dark knight trilogy (my favorite movie trilogy EVER, for that matter) but it’s still easily in my top 50 movies of all time. Despite how flawed it is, the symbolism and apocalyptic gotham setting are what make the somewhat bloated plot work for me. I just wish they removed talia from the script and added some extra time to have some of the plot holes make more sense (the main thing that comes to mind is a conversation about how bad of an idea sending the entire gotham police force into what would seem like an obvious trap in real life)
Edit: after several rewatches I now prefer rises over batman begins, but dark knight is still my favorite of the trilogy (yeah I know I’m so original)
can you imagine if batman came charging in across the ice screaming and then fell through
That would make a good blooper!
Jyan1991 nah, he learned to mind his surroundings :P
I prefer to imagine him walking towards Gordon as he was, all serious, and then just falling through like "Ah, shit!"
Julian Evans Well... he has fell in ice before...
Because he's Batman
He is the street artist that Gotham deserves but not the one that it needs now.
You watch too much CinemaSins.
Declan Brannigan hell yeah!!! man
Amen
ok
That's not a sin, it's a plot point that he misinterpreted.
"count to five THEN throw"
second count, blake throws the thing. Fifth count thing explodes. Batman straight up tried to murder Blake.
+Happilywanderin Nah, he'd only blew up his hand.
Zero the Faceless Oh ok we're all good then :)
+Happilywanderin It's obvious the editors were not going to wait for a full 5 count.
+Happilywanderin Everyone knows you throw the Holy Hand Grenade on 3.
+Vito C
ONE, TWO, FIVE! (Three, sir!) THREE!
Fun fact: The dude that pushes Joseph Gordon Levitt’s character off the ledge is Christopher Judge, better known as Kratos in the 2018 God of War. You can even hear a bit of the Kratos voice when he asks Levitt who he is
Known even earlier in his role in StarGate SG1
@@Mad_Hatter117 No matter what I see him in my brain automatically fills in that symbol on his forehead
Teal’c takes and employment he can after SG1 XD
@@FlamingNinja Chris has always had steady voice over career.
Boyyy
This scene is Batman telling Bane, "I'm coming for you."
No shit
@@wayneyt2656 Why so serious?
@@wayneyt2656 yes
This is for Gotham I guess...that their hero is still out there........and he'l never give up on them....😊☺️😊😊
John Lorton Thanks Booger!
S doesn't mean hope. A big flaming bat symbol does.
vivi44 can't they both mean hope?
Not as much as a flaming bat does ;)
No it stands for fear.
Hope starts with an H.
Sandeep Dhillon 😐
Bane's "Impossible" is so fucking well delivered it gets me every time.
That's when Bane's plan stopped being solid.
I love this scene because Bane is genuinely surprised for the first time
@@Moose__-xk8zz The first crack in his facade. And then later we see him genuinely pissed off, which makes it better.
Thats when he knew
He fucked up
@@prateekmisra606 More he knew that he was fucked. It wasn't just that the Batman was back. It was that the Batman was going to inspire everyone who was going to be a threat to him and his plan.
I absolutely love the symbolism of the burning bat signal. No one had seen him for 8 years and his signal was destroyed by Gotham PD. No one hoped to see the signal and were almost certainly expecting to die at any moment, so to see the bat signal burning on the bridge with a “I’m back bois” vibe, must’ve been spectacular. (As the scene displays)
It's very similar to a particular scene in The Mask of Zorro 👍.
@@jambler15Which of course, Batman’s persona is based on.
3:08
Batman: Count to five and then throw
*Throws to Batman*
Batman: You idiot
😂😅
I can literally hear that in the Batgrowl.
Lol
"You've been kicked from the movie, friendly fire will not be permitted."
😂😂😂😂oh my god
"The mask is not about you, it is about people who you care about"-Batman knew about coronavirus way back in 2012 when his fellow bat friend leaked the news to him
broooooooo batman be forward thinking about 2020
@Democratic National Socialist lmao
Really...
Duh! Which is why BATman was made in CHINA!
Skadoosh
Bane: Impossible.
Thanos: Impossible.
Oogway: Nothing is impossible.
Michael Mahabir Hela: „Darling, you have no idea what’s possible“
Leave thanos out of this. Gay ass purple jellybean for kids
Oogway does your wisdom know no bounds? 😆
OOGWAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY I cried
Striker Bowls no he’s not
for those saying this was really extra, having extra morale for troops in a war is always a big, big plus. had he not done that the police force that charges the main building probably wouldn't be as nearly as many and determined
People need symbols and ideas to rally to
If you believe something is doable you are gonna put effort into it
You wanna know how I had time to light up that bridge? Because I'm BATMAN!
Best comment on this video!
Bat.,im gonna miss you..
Ur Bruce Wayne... I know it...
It doesn't matter who he is, what matters is his plan.
JamesBond2777 No one cared who he was until he put on the mask.
Gordan-I found some weed
Batman-Light it up
Lol!!!!
Batman- This is a metal screen that will block the nugs from falling in the bong. Get it onto the bowl by sunrise. They might hit the bong when it starts.
Gordon- When what starts?
Batman- The sesh.
+Minder
Batman prefers truffles with a cinammon touch. Last attempts on weed were failure.
Lmao
Minder *shown off screen*
Blake: “you got something bigger in that belt” Batman: why don’t you ask Miranda😏
Um..
She still tries to kill him
So...
@@maciek8159 obviously a ninja tactic.
underrated comment 😂
Will D this made me rewatch the college humor batman scene lmao “and I fight crime in a rubber suit, really seals in the flavor” lmao
Seeing this in the cinema was one of the greatest movie experiences of my life
The second time I saw it I took my mum, just me and her (she hadn't seen it yet) - watching her reaction to the ending was amazing - I absolutely adore Christopher Nolan and I've seen all of his films, not one has let me down yet to this day (Oppenheimer)
Me too bro, the final boss battle with Bane was incredible
He could have tweeted i am in town
Batman - is listening to - Diddy Dirty Money - Coming home
Ruin the surprise visit to Bane
"sent from my BatPhone using Twitter for BatPhone"
Batman checked in at Gotham City
*Bane has blocked you*
3:00 I like the fact he speaks more with the Bruce Wayne voice to him, since Blake knows his identity, good detail.
Exactly. He's still got a bit of the growl, especially when he's around other cops and assuming the persona of Batman. People nitpick about his voice but I don't get it.
What? That is 100% bat-voice.
batman and robin
@@DocRunaway No, not when he is alone with Blake. Then after the cops are out and around, he speaks like Batman again.
hah i never noticed. in nolan we trust
The small explosion to aware any cops nearby the wall from the inside, so they all back off before the Real Blast. Giving them time to save themselves than getting caught in the explosion. Robin needs to learn tactics !
Nice one, thanks for the explanation. I wasn't aware untill now why Batman gave him this firecracker. now I know.
It was also symbolic. Blake did all the hardwork setting up freeing those men from the sewer. If Batman freed them, the Batman gets the credit. So, Batman gives Blake a grenade to throw to say that when the day comes as to how they got free, Blake can say "I throw an explosive (which he did)! Also, as the men are freed the first person the see is Blake, not Batman. Batman shows up afterwards. Now it looks like Blake freed the men all by his self, which he technically did.
good old times when Americans respected police.
@@niqolas Not really. Not outside the movies. I hope the Americans know the difference
"Mask is not for you but to protect you care about" such an iconic words.
2020 like this
Does Batman have any friends or family to protect? 😂
@@rickace132Alfred?
@@rickace132 His enormous wealth 😂
Love this scene so much. Gordon nears the end, at the last moment he hears Batman's voice, he lights the bat symbol. Batman has come to save Gotham one last time.
so you have watched the video too? good to know
This scene following the rest of this movie is my most favorite part of the movie.
solid film
@@LoomGloom It sounded like your asshole was pretty tight when you wrote it, lol.
The Dark Knight Rises (2012) 100/100
Batman Begins (2005) 100/100
The Dark Knight (2008) 100/100
the dark knight 101/100
+xVengxnce the dark knight rises
the dark knight 1,000,000/10
Andrew Hong Batman v Superman -1000000000/100
Mohammed Otb i think Batman v Superman 1/100. That warehouse fight scene just saved the entire movie
It's funny how no one really realizes or talks about how this is literally Batman and Robin.
+Bertolt Hoover
The Dark Knight Rises: Bane starts messing around with Gotham, breaks Batman's spine, then proceeds to free all criminals from Prison to start a massive riot and rule the whole city, leaving only a small resistance group to face him. In the end, Batman comes back to finish it, with the help of Catwoman and some random cop who is so far not connected to him in any way, and it turns out (SPOILER ALERT, but seriously, everyone who cares has seen the movie) that his former love interest is actually the mastermind behind the plan.
Batman and Robin: Popsicle Pete and Rose McFlower start wrecking shit up with an ice ray and mind-controlled plants. Batman, Robin and a girl who is to become Batgirl defeat them pretty much without any trouble, using witty oneliners. Pete turns out to not be that bad after all, he was just trying to help his dying wife and was manipulated by Rose. Also, Batnipples. (Didn't even bother to put a spoiler alert here, because seriously, who hasn't seen the movie yet probably shouldn't anyway)
Totally the same movie.
+Ralf Koneberg Exact same plot.
Ralf Koneberg Actually... I was referring to Blake literally being Robin and calculating together with Batman and how it no one really thinks about that. But brownie points to u anyway.
***** Sarcasm my friend.
***** I thought it was pretty obvious when I made summaries of both movies that have no similarities whatsoever.
1:28 this is why I'm into Batman and I love how he comes out from being camoflaged to the night sky to the light of the flame
Gordon: Very carefully walking over a thin layer of ice in order to survive
Batman: Casually walks over in heavy black armor and orders Gordon to light a up a trail of gasoline
You know how he did it? Cox he's Batman
He trained on the ice surely he can walk on them.
In Batman begins he fell into that thin ice layer so he knows how to walk over it. Nolan's every scene in trilogy is somehow connected with each other.
Its not that heavy i mean if its heavy sure it distract him especially when he is fighting people
Was looking for this comment, so obvious. Didn't wanna just write it for fear of plagiarism. but great job!!
This trilogy to me means more than a movie trilogy.
ookaaaay.....
What the hell does that even mean @action reverse
😂
Colt Lee he means it’s more than just a set of three movies
Lord of the Rings would like to have a word with you...
Blake: "Hey no offence, but you got something bigger in that belt?"
Batman:" Nah man, but I got something bigger under it"
Aria Blaze lol
looooool
Aria Blaze that’s gay
(͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Gay music starts....
“The mask if not for you, it’s to protect the people you care about.” - Batman during the COVID-19 pandemic
still there are assholes who claims to have "medical certificate" just to get away with wearing masks.
A statement I took to heart during the pandemic.
hearing the music at 1:48 always gives me goosebumps
@Biggie Smalls biggie I knew you was still alive
1:09 gets me every time. It announces the Bat.
2:36 does that to me
Song name?
Man the symbolism , the music, the characters ... iconic
the shot of batman coming out of the shadows is so fucking badass
I remember thinking Bruce making the flame signal was corny as hell, but then remember in Batman Begins where the lines “theatricality and deception can be powerful tools” are reintroduced in this film with Bane. Him setting up the signal was not only hope, but to strike fear. Totally works for me now.
We're walking on a thin layer of ice, which could break at any moment, dooming us to a painful death. Might as well set fire to it.
It takes a while for ice that size to melt.
***** If it's gonna break without fire, it's gonna break even quicker with it.
06pag it breaks because it's brittle, not because it's melting.
***** It breaks because it's thin. Melting makes it thiner.
Because the movie is called "The Dark Knight Rises" not "The Nameless Henchman Begins"
2:41 the guy on the left just collapses without being touched
+burgonyasalata LMAO
He had an instant heart attack on seeing Batman.
+burgonyasalata Do you know why...because HE'S BATMAN!
+burgonyasalata Because Nolan doesn't know what to do with armed bad guys in a Batman fight. There are so many instances where guys with guns literally stand around waiting to be knocked out, it spoils these movies for me.
+BggProductions if something as miniscule as that spoils these epic films for you then you need mental help.
2:46 oh my god!! *Batman sign my gun please* OW!!!!
Hahahaha
Haahahahahaaa
😅
Something wrong with stunts in this movie definetely.
Even Talia's death looks cheezy.
@@dencheq Great movies but a little weak on the stunts. But cool thing is that I finally figured out why dude falls without Batman hitting him at 2:41. He gets shot when Bats kicks the gun. He gets shot a second time at 2:45. So both gun shots during this fight scene was at the same guy.
After so many years revisiting the trilogy, I could not help but appreciate the cinematic experience these movies gave at a time when major superhero franchises were in the nascent stage. Nolan brought such spectacle to this genre when no one could even thought of pulling this off.
with rise it wasnt just spectacle this time.
"Count to 5 and throw"- throws it back to batman
Batman- Not at me you stupid fuck!
😂😂
@Bilal Khalid lmao
_Credits roll_
It’s honestly amazing looking back at this trilogy’s greatness and realizing that there are so many small details in every scene, that I didn’t manage to see beforehand at the time, that I’m starting to find out and learn more about now when I rewatch these films scene by scene. There is really so much to dissect in this trilogy that can be easy to miss at first glance. Christopher Nolan really is a detail-oriented genius. This trilogy truly is a masterpiece. There will never be another one like it. Is anybody else also finding and noticing small but critical details and moments in this trilogy that you didn’t see beforehand?
If any, the glaring issues are more stand out now more then ever
@@godinacape Absolutely. There are a few excellent moments in TDKR. The rest is rubbish.
Bro am I the only one that learns something new about these trilogies everyday?
U not alone
Me too
Ur not the only one
I learned a few months ago that batman didn't actually die.
Like for example, that Christopher Judge (Kratos in GoW4, Teal'c in SG) was in the movie
Imagine if this happened for real. You'd probably have tears of joy to see that Batman came back for us 😢❤
1:54 "Impossible" - as in "I put Batman in a hole that he could escape from and now he has escaped"
Bane struck him at his most vulnerable state in his post-Batman career, dislocated his back and left him in a different country (somewhere near Morocco). It makes sense.
@@h.b.smith_writer yeah he definitely BROKE Batman's back.
Batman's recovery and escaping the hole was nearly impossible in my opinion. Thanks to Ra'As Al Ghul who mocked Batman on a daily basis and made him do it.
@CEO of Secularism Credit goes to Ra'as Al Ghul who mocked Bruce inside his head
*Zack Snyder action choreography*:
"Batman is being attacked simultaneously by bad guys but he uses his Martial Arts training and his suit to deflect knives, bob and weave in between punches, employs gadgets to quickly disarm enemies, and eventually maims his opponents enough that they won't get back up".
*Chris Nolan Action Choreography*:
"Bad guys surround Batman. Attack one at a time. If bad guy has gun, use it as a bat and swing it at Batman. If you appear in the frame but Batman's not near you, either fake a heart attack or trip over yourself".
+MasterBot way better story but dark knight is not a good batman, batfleck otherwise, suffer a bad story in bvs but impressive as batman
This is why I'd team Zack and Nolan to direct an EPIC Batman Movie Trilogy based on The Comics.
Zack can take care of the action scenes while Nolan can take care of the dramatic scenes.
They were sprawled on the ground and getting back up. Batman also kept throwing the thugs in each others way.
The knightmare scene has plenty of guys walking around waiting to get hit
Wasn't good Batman the Batman in the Dark Knight who located Joker, figured out his plan to dress up the hostages as goons, who saved the hostages by knocking out two SWAT teams and Joker's thugs; who saved the people in the boats and caught Joker? And then found where Harvey held Gordon's family and stopped him?
Where’s the uncut version where we see Batman on a harness painting a giant bat symbol in oil on top that bridge?
He probably didn't use a harness, he snuck around to the top of the bridge and painted some oil. It's not a plot hole, lol.
He did none of that, the lazy git. Alfred did it.
Hmmm... If only Batman had some kind of vehicle designed for tight geometry. That would make it way easier. 😉
He is a billionaire even u could pay someone to do that
It was nanotechnology smart oil - it automatically formed into the shape of a bat. Or something.
"Theatricality and Deception are important agents. You must become more than a man in the mind of your opponents." - Ra's al Ghul
This scene made Batman the watchful protector, more than a man, the guardian of Gotham.
"light it up"
"wow batman, its so pretty, you made this? you should go to art school"
*batman cries*
Or "Your parents must be so proud of your talent."
Hannah Kramer oh my XD
(raspy voice)
"Don't flatter me yet..."
hahaha
Wasn't it actually that deputy commissioner from before?
my god that gives me goosebumps every time i see that Flaming bat symbol on top of that bridge all hope is not lost
yeah I felt the same bro, a signal of a man beyond good and evil, with unlimited resources and an unbreakable will, ready to fight for us; as long as there is the Batman, there is Hope
JoeTyler85 I thought batman was a symbol of justice not hope
I see how he wasted time by spraying gasoline from the ground all the way up to the bridge.
Batman: light it up
Gordon: I’LL LIGHT IT UP WHEN YOU FIX THIS DAMN FLOOR!!!!!
rofl
nope
@@mgc26133 you want forgiveness? Get religion
@@ezzzzzy3863 hold my symbiote.
EMO GORDON.
You know, narrative wise this has the most holes of the three but it is STILL - SO - GOOD. I love it more every time i watch
Looks like playing dead is a great way to avoid Batman's detection
+The Inquisitor
being dead works better..ask the "al ghul" family
except robin, he always catch on something
This by far is my favorite scene in the whole trilogy. Everyone had lost hope in Gotham and all it took is the symbol of the Batman to inspire the entire city to fight back against Bane. Just goes to show the power one man can possess. The power to inspire is truly the greatest superpower someone can have.
Well said (though it was mainly the law enforcement, while others were inspired to try and leave Gotham with Blake), and it was demonstrated visually. 👍
Ok fine TH-cam I’ll watch this masterpiece again 🙄
"Don't thank me yet"
I really do love seeing the Police Sergeant's reaction to the symbol. You can see in his eyes for that one frame of his face, the fire reignite, and belief. A man who was once determined to beat the batman, led his army.
Not to mention, virtually everyone in Gotham at this point hated Batman and his legacy after the events of The Dark Knight, for his fake murder of Dent/the Police Officers. So this symbol just gives everyone hope.
I believe by this point Bane had already revealed the truth about Harvey Dent. He read Gordon’s resignation letter outside of the prison before setting the Dent Act prisoners free. I would say Gotham as a whole respected and endeared Batman, even those who had once hated him for the lie about Dent. I agree that Foley definitely had a moment of realization here that he was wrong and now could find the courage to stand against Bane and his army.
Hans Zimmer deserves as much credit as anyone else for how great this trilogy is
... and James Newton Howard ...
Hans Zimmer ist der besten kompozitor auf jeden Fall,die Musik ist wirklich unglaublich verdammt gut.
What’s the soundtrack 1:12
When you think about the dynamic of who Blake was supposed to be, it changes this interaction. It feels like an exercise in trust, a demonstration of expectations, a lecture in theatricality, a test to see if he could follow orders and finally the assignment of a role. He may not have a suit and a codename, but he definitely feels like Robin. Especially from this scene.
Well said.
Watching the trilogy all together, this scene 1:45 stands out. Because for once, the bat symbol isn’t meant to instill the criminals with fear. It gives the citizens of gotham hope. Batman never fought crime to scare criminals, it was to protect the innocent. They no longer saw him as a freak, but as a saviour, a symbol of good. And like batman himself said, the people of gotham are always ready to believe in good. Plus I can’t help but have a big cheeky grin on my face when the music and the imagery all comes together to signal this iconic character’s return. So fucking epic.
The music makes this scene perfect. Gordon lights the fuse, the long first note plays as the flame goes up and up, and his theme resolves as his sign is revealed.
I’m not crying, you’re crying.
Amateur: steps into arms length of the batman to take a shot.
Professional: steps away from batman to take a shot
Expert level: runs away from batman and rethinks his life decisions
There is an exact scene like this in the animated series.
@@DarkCreed now i need to know. What animated series? Theres like five hundred of them.
@@hoarder1919
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@@DarkCreed surviving skill: 100 lmao
*Bale Voice* You want to go home and rethink your life.
3:04 Batman is so badass that he predicted the Covid-19 situation in 2012.
The only difference is that batman covered his eyes but not the nose and mouth ...now 2020...mouth and nose should be masked😁
Dude look at the shape of the little bomb
The little grenade looks like the virus omg I'm dying hahahahahahaha 🤣😝
You love stealing comments
He did go to China in the second movie, they probably tried to eat him 🤣
Only Asian cop of Gotham dies XD
i don't think hes the only asian cop in the city.( yes i know its a joke)
Guardian sereesfwgwesesr qzEwwwxfuwdffz
#noracial
Maybe he was Asian-Irish.
Don't be that way. I'm sure plenty more died in the tunnels.
The way Batman said "WAR" was awesome.
The smile & look of pure relief on Gordon's face @ 1:24 when he hears an all too familiar voice say - "Light it up..." @ 1:22 gives me chills each & every time I watch this scene.
Then look of astonishment & awe on Blake's face from 2:44-2:55 when he realizes that Batman has just saved him & that he's returned to help save Gotham gets me every time too.
Today I understood the reason why Bruce Wayne decided that he can finally live in peace
In the final action scene, he saw every official of Gotham standing up for themselves in the war, implying that the Gotham city no more needed his help for fighting criminals and the Gotham officials can handle any criminal in future
And the fact that Blake aka Robin was more than able to stand up for himself and take over the mantle hence why Batman left the Batcave to him.
The part when he leads the cops into battle against Bane was soooooo awesome. It's the only time ever that we see Batman in the daytime
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 Ye and he’s like a general in a war. Until now he’s been a lone ninja. And after years of a turbulent relationship with Gotham’s police force at the end they’ve finally seen Batman as a true ally.
@@avanindrathecrownprince930 that was always Bruce's goal, to shake the people out of apathy and get to a time where the people of Gotham stand up for THEMSELVES especially the protectors like the police. I loved the ending because they honor the Batman with a statue in the lobby of city all (which forever acknowledges the selfless brave sacrifices the Batman made and how he could've been ANYONE) plus Blake (Robin) takes over for Batman and assumed the mantle, should Gotham ever need him again. (and they likely will, one day).
No, not really. The entirety of Gotham “officials” were incapable of thwarting Bane and Talia for the time Batman was MIA. And as far as the normal criminal element, Gotham had basically had shut that shit down for the last 8 years of the Dent Act. He clearly left breadcrumbs for Robin to assume the mantle of the Dark Knight, so he wasn’t leaving everything in the hands of “officials”.
In the words of Megamind: " You know what's the difference between you and me? Presentation"
0:46 Just realized that guy is the voice actor of Kratos!! This makes the movie even more awesome!
kids these days dont know who Teal'c is and it makes me sad
Judge or Carson ??
@@hanhtooaein6368 Judge
People: I'm not scared of covid 19
Batman: The mask is not for you, it's to protect the people you care about.
Dammmnn so truee
Masks do nothing
@@risennv3297 and the idiot makes an appearance
@@risennv3297 ah yes, the earth is flat and giving vaccines to your kid is bad too
Armando Pacheco-Soto proof?
THE "S" doesn't stand for hope. Its the glowing bat symbol in the night that stands for hope
Damn, this is the same idea as the top comment! You two really think alike!
THE “IM BACK SYMBOL IN FIRE” GIVES ME THE CHILLS SO CHARISMATIC!!!
I love this trilogy because people seem to forget that Batman isn't just a hero who beats up criminals and defends the innocent. That is a big part of his character, but he's also a symbol. Not a symbol like Superman, inspiring others to be good. But a symbol *to* evil, a warning. A warning that there is a watchful protector, a Dark Knight. And the knowledge that criminals fear that symbol, is what gives people hope.
If only he had those sleeping darts for Bane fight
OlderG0ds i think he hit a nerve that when struck causes loss of consience
+The Bane He thinks the darts are his ally
+Nyiko Maswanganyi You merely adopted the darts.....I was born with them, molded with them...
@@TheDoomGuy333
I didn't see the darts until I was already a man.
Sgt Palooggoo and by then it was nothing to be but BHLINDING
1:29 What an entrance.
“A hero will rise from the darkness” - Alfred
I love Batman , he has always given me hope in my bad times.
One of the best scenes in movie history.
0:00 - 0:14 When I try to avoid spoilers on the Internet
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well i,m not intrested
You shoot a machine gun in the air and walk on ice?
@@duckingfickhead367 LMAO
Everytime i get goosebumps whenever i hear the background music it just took this whole triology to a different level altogether. By far the best superhero movie ever made
10 years later, the music still gives goosebumps ❤️
I fucking love how he created a bat symbol out of flames to prove to Bane that he made it out. He doesn't give af about destruction of property. He cares about proving to the people that he is a real symbol of hope for a fight against injustice among the corrupt. And that music that plays during the lighting up of the Bat symbol on flames with Bane saying, "Impossible" is incredible. Bane thought he could destroy Batman mentally and physically. He was sure of it. But Batman unexpectedly surprised Bane and climbed out of that pit to stop him. Fucking incredible writing.
Say what you will about the fight sequences, these movies were incredible story telling and character development.
guy in the left at 2:40 falls down without getting hit
Shhhh. Just enjoy the movie
I mean you facing batman so?
Yeah playing dead don't work against my guy and Batman kicked him down so it's chill.
The guy was so scared he started pretending that he died so batman won't hit him 😂
i love the way bale's batman snatch the guns from the criminals and toss it away as he continues to fight. god i love the take on the batman just the small details like that is why i appreciate even the little things that pays off making this trilogy even better then all that came before and even after this trilogy.
Batman: The Mask is not for you, it's for the people you care about....
He predicted Corona Virus
I don't want to be abrasive, but people are so stupid asking why didn't Batman use the darts against Bane. It's just a movie for our enjoyment. Every James Bond movie, James gets captured by the bad guy. We should ask why Bond isn't killed right there and then? Anyways, the only reason I came here is to view this scene which is so epic. There are so many great moments in the Dark Knight trilogy. I'm really hopeful Affleck doesn't ruin the great comeback Batman made to the big screen.
+Steeve Cantave i doubt hed feel it hes already pumped full of drugs trough his mask isn't he
+DirilisBurakTV that fight was overrated. Affleck a Wayne was so dull, bale is better at playing Bruce, by miles though.
Jugal Patell Affleck playing the nuances and the emotions Bale played? You're kidding! Nolan knows how to choose talented actors.
This was one of the BEST Batman films I have ever watched! Thanks, Christopher!
Dont thank me yet
Veniblanco , He may not get the chance later.
The Boxer DC: I never said thank you
Christopher Nolan: You don't have to (jumps off roof)
Yeah, only 2 are better: Begins and TDK :)
@@monojuice LOL!!
“Wear a mask, it’s not to protect you, it’s to protect the people you care about” strong message that
Especially during the pandemic.
batman spent 12 hours dousing the bridge in gasoline and waiting for the goons to do their ice walk thing
Did he have scaffolding to make that print or does he have a gun that fires various liquids in the shape of his symbol?
He has The Bat, and was able to sneak around and make the symbol to alert the city.
He used a spray from The Bat to save his time.
“The mask is not for you, it is to protect the people you care about” -Batman, (The Dark Knight Rises, 2012)
That line works well in 2020... although ironically the only part of Batmans face not covered by his mask is his mouth area 😆😆
iconic
Oh yeah? How's Rachel doing? Lol
That is a thing he said.
This comment aged like milk
1:12 = Mw2 days when the teams losing, but a rogue quickscoper carries the team.
no one ever talks about this but i love the scene from 2:43 - 2:55 of blake watching batman fight. he looks so in awe of him, plus the music adds a lot to the wonderment i think.