We've reached the end! 🦇 Thank you to everyone who joined me on my first Batman FILM journey! I hope you enjoyed watching these movies with me. Maybe I'll watch some other Batman movies in the future? Who knows. UP NEXT is the first Patreon-voted movie! The winner out of the four options that I gave Patrons was... PULP FICTION. Yep, haven't seen this one! This will come out later this week, so subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out! And if you want to be able to cast votes on what I watch next, sign up on Patreon at my voting tier or higher: patreon.com/kaiielle Thanks for being amazing. ✦ KL PS. I dug my Instagram account out of its coffin the other day. Follow for lots of photos of my dog and maybe a couple of me here and there. ⏩ instagram.com/kaiielle
Quick comment as to what Pavel means by a neutron bomb at 27:39. A neutron bomb is a device similar to a normal nuke, but when it detonates it only destroys biological material. In other words, if it went off in Gotham, all the buildings wouldn’t be destroyed but all the people would be dead.
Michael Cane's performance in this film is excellent. I've seen this movie probably 2 dozen times, and his speech near the end at the gravesite makes me cry every single time.
I still think it’s insane that the airplane drop at the beginning was practical effect. Imagine dropping half a whole ass plane just to get the best shot possible lol
No one talks about how the movie ends. Blake's middle name being "Robin" is more symbolic. Bruce knew that Blake was his successor. So the last two scenes in the movie are Bruce retiring with Selina, and Blake rising up to become the new Batman.
Not sure if this is right, I'm not a massive comic book/graphic novel expert (most of what I know comes from Kevin Smith and Walt in Comic Book Men), but doesn't Blake become Batman and get killed pretty quickly, then Scott Greyson takes over and becomes the "real" new Batman, or was it the other way around, and Blake becomes Batman proper?🤔either way, different movies, different universe, I guess 😀
Christopher Nolan actually considered using a computer generated version of Heath Ledger as the judge in the courtroom scene, but decided against it. He felt it would be disrespectful.
Not true. December 2008 Nolan said he had an outline for a possible third Batman film, and by that point he made sure to never include the Joker in anyway as it would be disrespectful to Heath Ledger to even going as far as mentioning the character without ever seeing him would be wrong. This sort of stuff has been floating around the internet with no basis in reality as there’s been nothing to actually see Nolan saying anything like this. I’m not saying you’re lying, but this kind of misinformation has been around since 2012.
Love the way you edit these with the tv shaped video in video and full screen of the film itself. Well done and I know it’s a lot of work editing these!
Thank you so much! I ended up reverting back to the other way of editing for a while shortly after this reaction, but then ended up going back to this format eventually. 😅
The reason it was slow and it felt like stuff was missing was because this film was originally meant to be 1 and a half hours more. Wb made nolan remove almost all of it, as well as the rush near the end too. There was explanation of where joker was and that he escaped. If nolqn has to cut stuff from script or film it usually leads 5o stuff not making as much sense, I can understand the length but its nolan ill watch 5 hours. Wb handcuffs creators to a point they cause films to lose context in most of the films, dceu films especially. I get reasoning but it ends up ruining films overall, I know very long films could ruin it but to me the context matters. Thats another reason time jumped with almost zero visual reference and very little dialogue reference.
Not only listen to Lorna Shore but had the great fortune to go through the metal vocal course that Will was involved in with Elizabeth from the Charismatic Voice and Chris Liepe and even got to talk to Will and get his feedback on my vocals. Pretty cool to have a world class metal vocalist tell you that your vocals sound awesome and to have a hilarious reaction to the fact that I growled for about seventeen seconds without a breath :D Will is also just the loveliest dude with the best energy and no matter what level the people were at in the zoom calls whether just starting out or been doing it for years he was so supportive and informative and so willing to give feedback, often to the chagrin of Elizabeth and Chris because of how long some of his feedback ended up being. Considering how many people were in the zoom calls and he'd just come back from touring, says a lot about his character.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for showing your reaction to the eulogy speech at the end, almost no one who reacts to this movie does and it makes me sad lol THANKS!
This is my favorite of the trilogy. I love how this film ended Bruce Wayne’s story and tied things together with the first film and came full circle. It’s nice that Bruce Wayne gets to have a happy ending too, while also ensuring Gotham will have a savior if and when one is needed.
Love the Jinjer shirt. One of the best bands ever along with Nightwish and Ayreon, and followed closely by Beast In Black, Black Sabbath, Epica, Pantera, Lorna shore, Arch Enemy, Spirit box, and many others.
I liked Bane in this movie - especially during the football scene, when he went 'What a pretty, pretty voice." To me, it just kinda... I dunno. Sure, he was ruthless and planning Gotham's destruction, but he could also appreciate the sound of a citizen's voice. And the fact that he waited until the anthem was almost over... I liked that touch. Also, crashing the plane with no survivors at the beginning. That was pretty fun to see unfold.
Just discovered your page and had fun rewatching the trilogy with ya. Shout out to your taste of music!! 🤘 The plot in you is my favorite band!!! Also parkway drive is sooo much fun live.
Ahh! Hello fellow metalhead! 💙 I loved your Kenobi/Star Wars movie reactions so I had to see what you thought of this one! The Nolan trilogy is probably one of the best series of movies I've ever seen. Its just so good.
My favorite movie of the Nolanverse Batman is the second with Joker. This is movie is my #2. So on a lighterside of movies I ask you to review the "Minions" . Yes it's a cartoonish movie but there is a literal ton of references to other pop culture that I challenge you to try and find as many as you can! Love your reaction!
people forget that in the comics Bane was one of the smarter villains, smart enough to figure out batmans secret identity, set up a series of other villains to commit crimes on the same night to wear batman out, then invade the batcave to wait for him to return with gave us the scene in the comics whear Bane breaks batmans back, not unlike the scene in the movie. Bane runs his own cartel among other things.
I love all 3... its a great trilogy. That said I think The Dark Knight is the best "Batman" movie of the 3 films, Batman being Batman and The Joker as the bad guy is classic, but Rises is a better 'film' overall... but is lacking on some "Batman" lol - Still, and the end of the day its a trilogy.. and a incredible one.
another detail a lot of people don't notice... when they reveal the batman statue at the end, gordon can barely bring himself to look at it. very powerful, portrays how painful the memory of losing him is.
He let them each a clue that he was alive ... and of course gave Alfred is wish and him and Selina are together ... Rachel was his best friend and childhood sweetheart... but Selina and Bruce were made for each other
My favorite part of this movie is the thug that says “lock it up” and drops two grenades down the manhole, that’s Christopher Judge, he was Teal’c in Stargate and the voice actor for Kratos in God of War.
I agree with how the city looks different in the 3 films. Even Wayne Enterprises changes from an iconic Chicago building in the first film to Trump Tower in New York in The Dark Knight. All 3 films use an amalgam of different cities. The 2nd film leans into Chicago, the third into New York, with the stadium being the NFL field in Pittsburgh (Heinz Field at the time). On a different note, I wonder how many people miss all of the references in this film to A Tale Of Two Cities.
54:08 Burn Gorman is in Torchwood, the Doctor Who spin-off. It was the first time I remember seeing him on anything and after that he kinda always was the hero playing villains for me.
Shadows Fall was the first metal band I saw live! They opened for Lamb of God and Slipknot for the subliminal verses tour in 2005 the show was the day after I turned 15 fun memories!
AAH! Fellow Metal-Head! Been watching all your reactions and it's always so cool to see other people bring up that they listen to metal music since for me at least most people I know don't share my love of the genre. I've had the pleasure of seeing every band you have mentioned live except for Jinjer lol though I do listen and love them. Going to have to finally cross that off my list once they tour again!
Amazing! I'm the same in that most of my friends don't listen to the genre. Jinjer is great and I hope the conflict with Russia goes away soon so they can tour again.
I think they set it up to continue with Robin as the new Batman, but unfortunately, they didn't do that. When Bruce and Selina were dancing, Bruce was the only one WITHOUT a mask, since in the first movie, his Bruce face was his real mask. In the final fight with Bane, that's the only time Batman appeared during the day. And in the final scene with Bruce and Selina sitting together in the cafe, Selina was wearing Bruce's mother's pearls.
So I watched a lot of the animated series in 90s and Talia was a prominent character. I was so mad at myself for not seeing the twist coming. It was so obvious!
Hello fellow metal head 🤘🏼🖤 I don't think I've actually heard Jinjer or a lot of the other bands you mentioned (except Metallica cause who hasn't 😉) However I do love Exodus, Megadeth, Unearth, Pantera, and From Autumn to Ashes just to name a few. I think I'll have check out the bands you listed to see if I can add em to my list 😁
LMTF, TPIY, ABR and Parkway Drive are all metalcore bands, probably similar to Unearth (who I haven't listened to before). I know the vocalist of LMTF and he's a lovely guy. Metalcore is my fave metal genre. Jinjer is also considered metalcore, but I wouldn't place them in the same category as those four. Jinjer loves incorporating a few other genres into their songs, and Tatiana sings clean a lot of the time (but we love her screaming too). They're from Ukraine and had to postpone scheduled tours as a result of the conflict with Russia. Lorna Shore is a deathcore band and as a result, Will's vocals are absolutely not everyone's cup of tea, but I love him and he has ridiculous talent. His one-take's here on TH-cam are fantastic to watch and listen to!
@@kaiielle Nice! Looks like I have some homework to do 🤓 I do love me some deathcore or death metal. I'd have to say that metalcore and thrash are my favorites. Unearth was my favorite for a super long time. I haven't really heard much of their new stuff but I did like the little I've heard. I'm not really a fan of punk but I really like hardcore. Such as Madball, Death Before Dishonor, Warriors, and Casey Jones. Not sure if you like that stuff though 😉
I have one question about this movie. Is Bane supposed to also be some sort of physicist on the side? He says the core will decay in a matter months, "5, by my calculations." Does he mean his own calculations or someone he just had run the calculations
I won’t claim to be an expert on the matter, but in the comics, Bane is not only a physical force but he’s also extremely intelligent. Perhaps not nuclear physicist level, but probably knew enough to come up with that calculation.
Well Wayne enterprise's isn't currently profitable but the company is the main utility and transport provider in the city . Public transport, water , electricity. As well as manufacturing and technology. There were heavy weapons manufacturer as well . ( 14 defense subsidiarys ) on the special features of the dark knight. Available on TH-cam there is a feature on Wayne enterprise's history and the Wayne family and what Bruce Wayne was up to . Separate for batman. The company also in oil .
So many warnings before commenting. Anyway, I enjoy your commentary but just dial back how much you're aware there's a camera pointed at you, if that makes sense. Great reaction👍 I'm a fan.
I'm not sure what you mean. If I pretend there is no camera on me, I won't talk. 🤣 I watch movies in complete silence when I am not doing it for my channel.
Great film, just not up to the stratospheric standards of the previous two. It did need to take a lot of time to establish the new setting following an 8-year time jump, plus it was trying to combine the Knightfall and No Man's Land arcs from the comics, both of which are enormous stories spanning dozens of issues each.
U can't be found....... until ur lost! Being confused only makes the end better. I judge reactors off of their TDKR reaction, and u ma'am passed the test! Lol
it's a bit hard to compare how scary The Joker is in TDK and Bane in this movie. Joker is unpredictable while Bane is a bit predictable but due to his huge size, he's more of a physical force, and considering that he can fight on par with Batman, a guy who's wearing armor that is tough enough to withstand sledgehammers, and is basically a ninja times a thousand, says a lot about the big guy. i swear, Tom hardy killed it, no pun intended, as Bane. i also find it a bit ironic that Tom Hardy has played two monsters, one each from Marvel and DC, who wears black clothing, sorta. :P also, in case you don't know, the plane crashing scene was real, as in, they actually crashed a plane over an empty field. also, the creepy guy who was leering over that woman in the party scene is Thomas Wayne in the Joker movie. :)
While not my favorite of the Nolan trilogy, it's still a pretty good movie. I feel with this movie and the Dark Knight, the villains are the standout of films and not Batman. Bane was definitely my favorite part of this film even though this was a different take on him without him using Venom. I kind of wish we properly got Robin in this universe rather than the reveal we got at the end since we haven't had a version of him in live action since the Batman & Robin movie. But great reaction though! I hope you'll react to Matt Reeve's The Batman if you haven't yet and also check out some of the other animated Batman movies!
@@Kenny-ep2nf It would've been real interesting to see what that movie would've looked like and if Bane would've still been apart of the movie. And it would of course be cool to see the character development for both Batman and Joker
@@HeroesKey It's debatable as to whether Bane would of had a presence in this movie had Joker in it, I think they'd have left Bane out of it because Joker pretty much would have the spotlight all on him while Bane would look like an extra just thrown into the film for the sake of it. It sure is interesting to imagine would would have become of the movie had it stuck to the original script.
Oh the career of Michael Caine is worth seeing as a young actor in the 60s and onwards. Zulu, alfie , the ipkress file ( spy movie) and its sequel funeral in Berlin. ( like a realistic James bond or anti James bond) he is amazing in those and Italian job and get Carter. ( all classic movies) ( and thats just the 60s ) he did a wonderful thriller dressed to kill in the 80s , or recently harry brown . ( he played a very old man former soldier who becomes a vigilante) wonderful movie.. oh and old man crying gets to everyone especially women, its the opposite for men we hate seeing the opposite sex cry but i have never seen a lady react to this movie and not be moved by Michael Caine crying. Or not loving the character.
Well, if you fall for Batman, and you're willing to go a bit further, I strongly recommend "Batman: Gotham by Gaslight".... Yeah, is animated, but trust me, is not for kids, and will definitely gonna blow your mind....
Bane's words ring truth. See that's the thing about film and art in this - corrupt capitalist consumerism society we live in. Art is supposed to inspire you to work towards making great change, not just of your life but of the lives of those around you, of everyone on earth. But the work that will bring about such great and positive change - will inevitably lead to the end of consumerism and capitalism. So, when you have an all inspiring message of such profound truth - it has to be delivered by an individual whose character has been written to cross that line and cause them to become the the bad guy. Look at the recent Falcon and the Winter Soldier. I don't think what I'm about to say is a huge spoiler if you haven't seen it, but the message of the bad guys in that show is "one world, one people". So, they have to be written to make the choice of crossing that line so that they can be viewed as the bad guy. It's all to deter us from change and keep on feeding the system. I'm amazed that there is even such art out there - in the version of film and television of course - that paints a picture of such truths with utter ruthlessness. But then again, it's not surprising that most of those even - have their own agenda and they speak such truths to keep the camera on others rather than themselves. And for that we have to look no further than probably the best streaming show currently running, Amazon's The Boys. A lot, a lot lot lot lot lot, of what it has to say, is about the illusory idea of American Exceptionalism, American foreign policy, and the idealization of celebrities as essentially gods. It's not surprising someone like Amazon, who is certainly engaged in their own shady business practices (like treating their workers like slaves, manipulating search results to put their knock off products at the top over original products, lying about both these things, etc) and is worth so much they have as much power or more, than entire countries in the world - would be putting the US on blast and calling them out in such a way that at least on some level, takes the light off themselves. It's unfortunate for the modern day, that art was made and stayed a commodity so long ago. Some philosophers opine that without legitimate art, our last line of defense against the darkness is truly lost. It has felt like this tenseness has been building and building, and with the pandemic that lead to everything streaming, and it's all made to be binged and consumed rather than experienced - it's not surprising that there has been an influx of uncaring, unempathetic, indifferent, and violent behavior. With many saying society is on the verge of collapse on the next 15 years, the unquenchable thirst of greed, the loss of our meaningful art - it's no wonder we are legitmately going mad.
it would be worth while to read up on the French and Russian revolutions which banes motives are based on and how much of a disaster it really was in real life it was worse than what bane could imagine. Ten and tens of millions of “oppressors” murdered in the streets by mob justice and justifying it by the same cliche platitudes that bane uses of taking down the corrupt rich
I thought the first 90 minutes was about the path to destruction of the Batman/Bruce Wayne, financially and physically -- it was setting up the eventual Title of the movie in a Double Entendre kinda way, from his beating here and also from where DN ends. Also had to take the time to set up the Selina and Miranda characters. It was well worth it as it had some of the best scenes in it.
I have trouble with Nolan's movies. The effort to make things emotionally heavy handed is always visible, and the narrative around the attempt to do so doesn't always hold up. Sometimes, it just feels forced and contrived, rather than the story and its momentum having a demanded life of its own.
The plot holes are more understandable now with wb forcing Nolan to shorten the film and cut scenes that would tie things better together. I do feel there’s a few cheesy moments as well and not as great as the first two films, but still a great film, imo. And could have potentially been better if the studio let Nolan do completely as he wanted. Length in film never bothers me so I don’t ever get that criticism, but I can understand some people don’t want to sit through such long films. But some of the best films ever made are 3+ hours long.
Whenever you come back to DC I'd suggest the Zack Snyder trilogy which I absolutely obsess over 1. Man of Steel 2. Batman V Superman Ultimate Edition 3. "Zack Snyders Justice League" on HBO Max... NOT the theatrical version of Justice League It is in my top 5 of trilogies of all time
Anne Hathaway is just 🔥🔥🔥 as Selina Kyle/Catwoman! She is without a doubt my favorite Catwoman 😍 She not only looks the part but is a total badass and in my humble opinion is totally comic book accurate 🖤
I found the movie after watching the first time also weaker than the two before. But that was only because he had a difficult inheritance to take after Dark Knight. But this movie actually gets better and better the more you see it and you actually see the trilogy as a whole.
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Before we start. I predict you cry at the end... because I always do T-T
Quick comment as to what Pavel means by a neutron bomb at 27:39. A neutron bomb is a device similar to a normal nuke, but when it detonates it only destroys biological material. In other words, if it went off in Gotham, all the buildings wouldn’t be destroyed but all the people would be dead.
Michael Cane's performance in this film is excellent. I've seen this movie probably 2 dozen times, and his speech near the end at the gravesite makes me cry every single time.
Every... Single... Time.... It always gets me
Christopher Nolan deserves a knighthood for creating this awesome and iconic trilogy.
Absolutely and not only that but for his visionary directing style and storytelling, the man is a genius.
A Dark Knighthood.
@@WhiteFangofWar You beat me to it lol
He has an OBE🤷♂️
I still think it’s insane that the airplane drop at the beginning was practical effect. Imagine dropping half a whole ass plane just to get the best shot possible lol
Yeah, what a wild practical effect for like 2 minutes of an over 2.5 hour long movie. Still really cool though!
Tom Hardy's Bane was brutal and simply iconic great portrayal
No one talks about how the movie ends. Blake's middle name being "Robin" is more symbolic. Bruce knew that Blake was his successor. So the last two scenes in the movie are Bruce retiring with Selina, and Blake rising up to become the new Batman.
The ending is irrelevant because wb killed the robin character off by the joker in the next movie when affleck took over as Batman.
@@willdallas53 Wrong. The movies after the Christopher Nolan movies are the irrelevant ones.
Not sure if this is right, I'm not a massive comic book/graphic novel expert (most of what I know comes from Kevin Smith and Walt in Comic Book Men), but doesn't Blake become Batman and get killed pretty quickly, then Scott Greyson takes over and becomes the "real" new Batman, or was it the other way around, and Blake becomes Batman proper?🤔either way, different movies, different universe, I guess 😀
Christopher Nolan actually considered using a computer generated version of Heath Ledger as the judge in the courtroom scene, but decided against it. He felt it would be disrespectful.
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Not true. December 2008 Nolan said he had an outline for a possible third Batman film, and by that point he made sure to never include the Joker in anyway as it would be disrespectful to Heath Ledger to even going as far as mentioning the character without ever seeing him would be wrong. This sort of stuff has been floating around the internet with no basis in reality as there’s been nothing to actually see Nolan saying anything like this. I’m not saying you’re lying, but this kind of misinformation has been around since 2012.
When Alfred says he failed Bruce at the end get some every time.
It's worse- he's admitting he failed to Bruce's parents.
Love the way you edit these with the tv shaped video in video and full screen of the film itself. Well done and I know it’s a lot of work editing these!
Thank you so much! I ended up reverting back to the other way of editing for a while shortly after this reaction, but then ended up going back to this format eventually. 😅
The reason it was slow and it felt like stuff was missing was because this film was originally meant to be 1 and a half hours more. Wb made nolan remove almost all of it, as well as the rush near the end too. There was explanation of where joker was and that he escaped. If nolqn has to cut stuff from script or film it usually leads 5o stuff not making as much sense, I can understand the length but its nolan ill watch 5 hours. Wb handcuffs creators to a point they cause films to lose context in most of the films, dceu films especially. I get reasoning but it ends up ruining films overall, I know very long films could ruin it but to me the context matters. Thats another reason time jumped with almost zero visual reference and very little dialogue reference.
That look when Blake is revealed as Robin was hilarious.
I dont know if any recording was done on Wall St but the majority of this movie was filmed in Pittsburgh. It was a PAIN working down there at the time
Not only listen to Lorna Shore but had the great fortune to go through the metal vocal course that Will was involved in with Elizabeth from the Charismatic Voice and Chris Liepe and even got to talk to Will and get his feedback on my vocals. Pretty cool to have a world class metal vocalist tell you that your vocals sound awesome and to have a hilarious reaction to the fact that I growled for about seventeen seconds without a breath :D Will is also just the loveliest dude with the best energy and no matter what level the people were at in the zoom calls whether just starting out or been doing it for years he was so supportive and informative and so willing to give feedback, often to the chagrin of Elizabeth and Chris because of how long some of his feedback ended up being. Considering how many people were in the zoom calls and he'd just come back from touring, says a lot about his character.
That's amazing!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH for showing your reaction to the eulogy speech at the end, almost no one who reacts to this movie does and it makes me sad lol THANKS!
This is my favorite of the trilogy. I love how this film ended Bruce Wayne’s story and tied things together with the first film and came full circle. It’s nice that Bruce Wayne gets to have a happy ending too, while also ensuring Gotham will have a savior if and when one is needed.
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It could never live up to The Dark Knight, but there’s a lot to love about this movie.
Also, Plot in You, Lorna Shore? Two of my favorites 👌🏻👌🏻
Love the Jinjer shirt. One of the best bands ever along with Nightwish and Ayreon, and followed closely by Beast In Black, Black Sabbath, Epica, Pantera, Lorna shore, Arch Enemy, Spirit box, and many others.
I liked Bane in this movie - especially during the football scene, when he went 'What a pretty, pretty voice." To me, it just kinda... I dunno. Sure, he was ruthless and planning Gotham's destruction, but he could also appreciate the sound of a citizen's voice. And the fact that he waited until the anthem was almost over... I liked that touch.
Also, crashing the plane with no survivors at the beginning. That was pretty fun to see unfold.
The plane scene was intense! And yes, I loved Bane in that football scene too! So good.
Just discovered your page and had fun rewatching the trilogy with ya. Shout out to your taste of music!! 🤘
The plot in you is my favorite band!!! Also parkway drive is sooo much fun live.
Funny story, most of the street scenes in this movie were filmed in Pittsburgh, PA. I walked past them filming every morning in my way to work.
“Shaun Of The Dead” “Hot fuzz” and “Dodgeball” are all great funny films and “American History X” “Goodfellas” and “Scarface” are all great films too
You know what Fox does all day? Narration. Mostly about penguins and how his friend Andy broke out of prison...
Ahh! Hello fellow metalhead! 💙
I loved your Kenobi/Star Wars movie reactions so I had to see what you thought of this one! The Nolan trilogy is probably one of the best series of movies I've ever seen. Its just so good.
The dark knight is the best of the three, but the ending to this trilogy (as in the ending to this movie) is perfect.
My favorite movie of the Nolanverse Batman is the second with Joker. This is movie is my #2. So on a lighterside of movies I ask you to review the "Minions" . Yes it's a cartoonish movie but there is a literal ton of references to other pop culture that I challenge you to try and find as many as you can! Love your reaction!
I was 13 and saw it in the theater. Scared the shit out of me. I only knew it was SciFi and it was hard to sleep for a bit.
people forget that in the comics Bane was one of the smarter villains, smart enough to figure out batmans secret identity, set up a series of other villains to commit crimes on the same night to wear batman out, then invade the batcave to wait for him to return with gave us the scene in the comics whear Bane breaks batmans back, not unlike the scene in the movie. Bane runs his own cartel among other things.
I love all 3... its a great trilogy. That said I think The Dark Knight is the best "Batman" movie of the 3 films, Batman being Batman and The Joker as the bad guy is classic, but Rises is a better 'film' overall... but is lacking on some "Batman" lol - Still, and the end of the day its a trilogy.. and a incredible one.
One of the best trilogies ever made.
another detail a lot of people don't notice... when they reveal the batman statue at the end, gordon can barely bring himself to look at it. very powerful, portrays how painful the memory of losing him is.
He let them each a clue that he was alive ... and of course gave Alfred is wish and him and Selina are together ... Rachel was his best friend and childhood sweetheart... but Selina and Bruce were made for each other
My favorite part of this movie is the thug that says “lock it up” and drops two grenades down the manhole, that’s Christopher Judge, he was Teal’c in Stargate and the voice actor for Kratos in God of War.
bane spittin fax in this movie
Something I didn't notice for years: John Daggett (Ben Mendelsohn) is also Director Krennic in Rogue One.
I agree with how the city looks different in the 3 films. Even Wayne Enterprises changes from an iconic Chicago building in the first film to Trump Tower in New York in The Dark Knight. All 3 films use an amalgam of different cities. The 2nd film leans into Chicago, the third into New York, with the stadium being the NFL field in Pittsburgh (Heinz Field at the time).
On a different note, I wonder how many people miss all of the references in this film to A Tale Of Two Cities.
54:08 Burn Gorman is in Torchwood, the Doctor Who spin-off. It was the first time I remember seeing him on anything and after that he kinda always was the hero playing villains for me.
Of all the things they DIDN'T have to rebuild brick for brick at Wayne Manor, they found another boob bed.
I'm a lifelong Metallica fan. But my rock and metal leanings include Tool, Muse, plus several others.
11:50 She's talking about their joint venture not that he's the batman.
Shadows Fall was the first metal band I saw live! They opened for Lamb of God and Slipknot for the subliminal verses tour in 2005 the show was the day after I turned 15 fun memories!
AAH! Fellow Metal-Head! Been watching all your reactions and it's always so cool to see other people bring up that they listen to metal music since for me at least most people I know don't share my love of the genre. I've had the pleasure of seeing every band you have mentioned live except for Jinjer lol though I do listen and love them. Going to have to finally cross that off my list once they tour again!
Amazing! I'm the same in that most of my friends don't listen to the genre. Jinjer is great and I hope the conflict with Russia goes away soon so they can tour again.
I clicked the link, didn’t even realize I was 60 seconds away from the premiere!
Excellent timing!
@@kaiielle it really was!
And I just wanted to say I’ve been really enjoying your reaction videos! Thank you for sharing your experiences!
@@Meshack263 I appreciate that, thank you so much! These are really fun to make and I'm glad people are enjoying them.
Loved your reaction, as always KL!
Thanks Mike!
Snyders DC trilogy is the root to go for a unique depiction of Batman, while Pattinsons version is very traditional noir
I think they set it up to continue with Robin as the new Batman, but unfortunately, they didn't do that. When Bruce and Selina were dancing, Bruce was the only one WITHOUT a mask, since in the first movie, his Bruce face was his real mask. In the final fight with Bane, that's the only time Batman appeared during the day. And in the final scene with Bruce and Selina sitting together in the cafe, Selina was wearing Bruce's mother's pearls.
So I watched a lot of the animated series in 90s and Talia was a prominent character. I was so mad at myself for not seeing the twist coming. It was so obvious!
'Off-putting' is the word I'd use for that scene change to the anthem
Hello fellow metal head 🤘🏼🖤 I don't think I've actually heard Jinjer or a lot of the other bands you mentioned (except Metallica cause who hasn't 😉) However I do love Exodus, Megadeth, Unearth, Pantera, and From Autumn to Ashes just to name a few. I think I'll have check out the bands you listed to see if I can add em to my list 😁
LMTF, TPIY, ABR and Parkway Drive are all metalcore bands, probably similar to Unearth (who I haven't listened to before). I know the vocalist of LMTF and he's a lovely guy. Metalcore is my fave metal genre. Jinjer is also considered metalcore, but I wouldn't place them in the same category as those four. Jinjer loves incorporating a few other genres into their songs, and Tatiana sings clean a lot of the time (but we love her screaming too). They're from Ukraine and had to postpone scheduled tours as a result of the conflict with Russia. Lorna Shore is a deathcore band and as a result, Will's vocals are absolutely not everyone's cup of tea, but I love him and he has ridiculous talent. His one-take's here on TH-cam are fantastic to watch and listen to!
@@kaiielle Nice! Looks like I have some homework to do 🤓 I do love me some deathcore or death metal. I'd have to say that metalcore and thrash are my favorites. Unearth was my favorite for a super long time. I haven't really heard much of their new stuff but I did like the little I've heard. I'm not really a fan of punk but I really like hardcore. Such as Madball, Death Before Dishonor, Warriors, and Casey Jones. Not sure if you like that stuff though 😉
Burn Gorman may have the face for villains or henchmen, but he at least got to play a good guy in Pacific Rim
I have one question about this movie. Is Bane supposed to also be some sort of physicist on the side? He says the core will decay in a matter months, "5, by my calculations." Does he mean his own calculations or someone he just had run the calculations
Who knows! Probably someone else.
I won’t claim to be an expert on the matter, but in the comics, Bane is not only a physical force but he’s also extremely intelligent. Perhaps not nuclear physicist level, but probably knew enough to come up with that calculation.
Well Wayne enterprise's isn't currently profitable but the company is the main utility and transport provider in the city . Public transport, water , electricity. As well as manufacturing and technology. There were heavy weapons manufacturer as well . ( 14 defense subsidiarys ) on the special features of the dark knight. Available on TH-cam there is a feature on Wayne enterprise's history and the Wayne family and what Bruce Wayne was up to . Separate for batman. The company also in oil .
Thanks.
awesome video. didnt know you were also into metal, awesome jinjer shirt
Saludó desde la República Dominicana excelente vídeo 🇩🇴👍🏿👏🏿❤
Delightful reaction as always, can't wait for the next one 🎸😝🎵
Thank you!
" Not the angelic vocalizing! " 😂😂😂
Metallica is my all time favorite band! The other bands you mentioned I haven’t heard of.
Btw the word you were looking for is juxtaposed
So many warnings before commenting.
Anyway, I enjoy your commentary but just dial back how much you're aware there's a camera pointed at you, if that makes sense. Great reaction👍 I'm a fan.
I'm not sure what you mean. If I pretend there is no camera on me, I won't talk. 🤣 I watch movies in complete silence when I am not doing it for my channel.
Great film, just not up to the stratospheric standards of the previous two. It did need to take a lot of time to establish the new setting following an 8-year time jump, plus it was trying to combine the Knightfall and No Man's Land arcs from the comics, both of which are enormous stories spanning dozens of issues each.
Metal heads in tha' house!!!!!😜🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Looove that Jinger tshirt!😁✨
Hello my fellow metalhead 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Love your shirt! Jinjer fan here!
Definitely love almost every band you listed! 🤘🏻🖤 love metal and live music
U can't be found....... until ur lost! Being confused only makes the end better. I judge reactors off of their TDKR reaction, and u ma'am passed the test! Lol
I feel like if Heath Ledger had lived it would've been Joker as the kangaroo court judge instead of Scarecrow..
it's a bit hard to compare how scary The Joker is in TDK and Bane in this movie. Joker is unpredictable while Bane is a bit predictable but due to his huge size, he's more of a physical force, and considering that he can fight on par with Batman, a guy who's wearing armor that is tough enough to withstand sledgehammers, and is basically a ninja times a thousand, says a lot about the big guy. i swear, Tom hardy killed it, no pun intended, as Bane. i also find it a bit ironic that Tom Hardy has played two monsters, one each from Marvel and DC, who wears black clothing, sorta. :P also, in case you don't know, the plane crashing scene was real, as in, they actually crashed a plane over an empty field. also, the creepy guy who was leering over that woman in the party scene is Thomas Wayne in the Joker movie. :)
Love that Jinjer shirt too! I've got the same one 😃 all those bands are great
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Love the Jinjer shirt 🤘🏻💀🤘🏻
While not my favorite of the Nolan trilogy, it's still a pretty good movie. I feel with this movie and the Dark Knight, the villains are the standout of films and not Batman. Bane was definitely my favorite part of this film even though this was a different take on him without him using Venom. I kind of wish we properly got Robin in this universe rather than the reveal we got at the end since we haven't had a version of him in live action since the Batman & Robin movie. But great reaction though! I hope you'll react to Matt Reeve's The Batman if you haven't yet and also check out some of the other animated Batman movies!
for a movie that was rewritten from it's original script I'd say it did just fine. The original concept was gonna be about a court case for the joker
@@Kenny-ep2nf It would've been real interesting to see what that movie would've looked like and if Bane would've still been apart of the movie. And it would of course be cool to see the character development for both Batman and Joker
@@HeroesKey It's debatable as to whether Bane would of had a presence in this movie had Joker in it, I think they'd have left Bane out of it because Joker pretty much would have the spotlight all on him while Bane would look like an extra just thrown into the film for the sake of it. It sure is interesting to imagine would would have become of the movie had it stuck to the original script.
ShadowsFall and GodForbid
Selina is full of so much regret when she finds out Batman and Bruce are one and the same ...
Also if you like Burn Gorman he is outstanding in Torchwood and very funny in Pacific Rim.
If you haven’t seen it yet, I’d recommend watching the Peaky Blinders if you’re a fan of Cillian Murphy.
Oh the career of Michael Caine is worth seeing as a young actor in the 60s and onwards. Zulu, alfie , the ipkress file ( spy movie) and its sequel funeral in Berlin. ( like a realistic James bond or anti James bond) he is amazing in those and Italian job and get Carter. ( all classic movies) ( and thats just the 60s ) he did a wonderful thriller dressed to kill in the 80s , or recently harry brown . ( he played a very old man former soldier who becomes a vigilante) wonderful movie.. oh and old man crying gets to everyone especially women, its the opposite for men we hate seeing the opposite sex cry but i have never seen a lady react to this movie and not be moved by Michael Caine crying. Or not loving the character.
Yeah I agree it’s a thing that we feel more protective of the opposite sex
I do hope you continue with the Snyderverse films (Batman v Superman Ultimate Edition, Wonder Woman, Zack Snyder's Justice League)
Well, if you fall for Batman, and you're willing to go a bit further, I strongly recommend "Batman: Gotham by Gaslight".... Yeah, is animated, but trust me, is not for kids, and will definitely gonna blow your mind....
Most of the DC animated films are excellent
Bane's words ring truth. See that's the thing about film and art in this - corrupt capitalist consumerism society we live in. Art is supposed to inspire you to work towards making great change, not just of your life but of the lives of those around you, of everyone on earth. But the work that will bring about such great and positive change - will inevitably lead to the end of consumerism and capitalism. So, when you have an all inspiring message of such profound truth - it has to be delivered by an individual whose character has been written to cross that line and cause them to become the the bad guy. Look at the recent Falcon and the Winter Soldier. I don't think what I'm about to say is a huge spoiler if you haven't seen it, but the message of the bad guys in that show is "one world, one people". So, they have to be written to make the choice of crossing that line so that they can be viewed as the bad guy.
It's all to deter us from change and keep on feeding the system. I'm amazed that there is even such art out there - in the version of film and television of course - that paints a picture of such truths with utter ruthlessness. But then again, it's not surprising that most of those even - have their own agenda and they speak such truths to keep the camera on others rather than themselves. And for that we have to look no further than probably the best streaming show currently running, Amazon's The Boys. A lot, a lot lot lot lot lot, of what it has to say, is about the illusory idea of American Exceptionalism, American foreign policy, and the idealization of celebrities as essentially gods. It's not surprising someone like Amazon, who is certainly engaged in their own shady business practices (like treating their workers like slaves, manipulating search results to put their knock off products at the top over original products, lying about both these things, etc) and is worth so much they have as much power or more, than entire countries in the world - would be putting the US on blast and calling them out in such a way that at least on some level, takes the light off themselves.
It's unfortunate for the modern day, that art was made and stayed a commodity so long ago. Some philosophers opine that without legitimate art, our last line of defense against the darkness is truly lost. It has felt like this tenseness has been building and building, and with the pandemic that lead to everything streaming, and it's all made to be binged and consumed rather than experienced - it's not surprising that there has been an influx of uncaring, unempathetic, indifferent, and violent behavior. With many saying society is on the verge of collapse on the next 15 years, the unquenchable thirst of greed, the loss of our meaningful art - it's no wonder we are legitmately going mad.
it would be worth while to read up on the French and Russian revolutions which banes motives are based on and how much of a disaster it really was in real life it was worse than what bane could imagine. Ten and tens of millions of “oppressors” murdered in the streets by mob justice and justifying it by the same cliche platitudes that bane uses of taking down the corrupt rich
Look great in this reaction kaiielle 💛
People dont tend to like this movie but I would say this is the 2nd best one the trilogy
Oh my God, you're a Jinjer fan?!
I thought the first 90 minutes was about the path to destruction of the Batman/Bruce Wayne, financially and physically -- it was setting up the eventual Title of the movie in a Double Entendre kinda way, from his beating here and also from where DN ends. Also had to take the time to set up the Selina and Miranda characters. It was well worth it as it had some of the best scenes in it.
You're totally right. I'm not fully knocking it, it just didn't evoke the same feelings in me as the first two movies, that's all.
Awesome shirt
Where’s tool, Alice In Chains, korn, hatebreed, POD, disturbed, megadeth and deftones in that line up? Haha
Your lookin good though miss!
They're not in that lineup because I don't listen to those bands unless their songs happen to come up in a playlist. 🤷♀️
He was Robin the whole time, just didn't know it.
I have trouble with Nolan's movies. The effort to make things emotionally heavy handed is always visible, and the narrative around the attempt to do so doesn't always hold up. Sometimes, it just feels forced and contrived, rather than the story and its momentum having a demanded life of its own.
Do you listen to volbeat tho my favorite band
Not often nowadays, but I used to listen to them a ton back in the day and I saw them live in 2013. ☺️
8.25 Kaiielle Lots of Game of Thrones actors in this Movie =)
DO YOU FEEL IN CHAAGE?
( LOVE SOME METALLICA. SINCE 92 )
Jinjer!!!!!!!
Lots of plot holes but still an overall good movie. The emotional scenes really hit!
The plot holes are more understandable now with wb forcing Nolan to shorten the film and cut scenes that would tie things better together. I do feel there’s a few cheesy moments as well and not as great as the first two films, but still a great film, imo. And could have potentially been better if the studio let Nolan do completely as he wanted. Length in film never bothers me so I don’t ever get that criticism, but I can understand some people don’t want to sit through such long films. But some of the best films ever made are 3+ hours long.
Merci.
Whenever you come back to DC I'd suggest the Zack Snyder trilogy which I absolutely obsess over
1. Man of Steel
2. Batman V Superman Ultimate Edition
3. "Zack Snyders Justice League" on HBO Max... NOT the theatrical version of Justice League
It is in my top 5 of trilogies of all time
Anne Hathaway is just 🔥🔥🔥 as Selina Kyle/Catwoman! She is without a doubt my favorite Catwoman 😍 She not only looks the part but is a total badass and in my humble opinion is totally comic book accurate 🖤
I found the movie after watching the first time also weaker than the two before. But that was only because he had a difficult inheritance to take after Dark Knight. But this movie actually gets better and better the more you see it and you actually see the trilogy as a whole.
The best Batman forever
Which country u from?
I live in Canada. 🍁
Have you done or seen the X-Men Franchise?
I've seen the first one, but that was way back when it released and I have nearly no recollection. I'll be doing X-Men on the channel in 2024.
@@kaiielle Looking Forward to it. But you don't have to do Dark Phoenix or X-Men Origins: Wolverine. And Logan should also be a separate project.
Asking Alexandria and Chiodos thooooo
Oh, and Matt Reeves The Batman 😁
I love lorna shore!!!!!!
They're so good. 😊
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