"Hero can be anyone. Even a man doing something as simple and reassuring as putting a coat around a young boy's shoulders to let him the world hadn't ended".
For those who are wondering what Gordon is saying to Bruce, here’s a clearer sentence. “We were in this together, then you were gone.......based on a lie, now there’s evil rising from where we tried to bury it. The Batman has to come back.......he must. He must.”
"..along with the tanlines around your mouth, the black paint residue in your eyelids and the signs of strain on your vocal chords, I cannot recommend that you go heliskiing, Mr. Wayne"
@lia Johnson; Its Bruce Wayne giving moral support to Gordon.. Just like how Gordon gave moral support to Bruce just after he became orphaned by putting the latter's father's coat around his shoulder and telling him that "Its going to be alright"
I like how he subtly changes his accent as Bruce as well. When he says he doesn't exist anymore, there's notes of a Chicago accent in there from what I can hear.
My mom is a doctor and she always tries to stay on time for an appointment. She usually says the patients don't value the doctors and seek free appointments
"No cartilage in your knees, not much in your elbows and shoulders. Scar tissue on your kidneys, residual concussive damage to your brain tissue..." Literally 10 seconds later: *jumps out of 10th story window*
I don't see how it was too short. What was needed to be said was said. If it was longer people would just bitch that it's explaining too much, but can't please everyone I guess.
The issue I have is that it just jumps right into the middle of their conversation, and we as an audience don't get to see and hear Gordon's reaction to seeing the Batman for the first time in 8 years. This film had so many missed opportunities and could've/should've been much better imo. I think Nolan was just not that very enthusiastic about doing a 3rd one of these.
@@fairwarning007 Now Gordon lay helpless in a hospital bed, hooked up to machines. Blinking medical equipment monitored his vital signs, which were alarmingly weak. An oxygen mask was affixed to his face. An IV fed fluids into his arm. Gordon’s face was ashen. His skin looked clammy. Bruce felt a long-buried anger building in his chest. Gordon was his friend. Whoever did this to him needed to pay. Bane. A low growl escaped Bruce’s lips, rousing Gordon, whose eyes fluttered open. For a moment, Bruce feared that the commissioner might panic at the sight of a masked man standing at the foot of his bed, yet somehow the injured man seemed to recognize him. Gordon tried to speak, but the oxygen mask muffled his words. Wincing in pain, he tugged the mask away from his mouth. “We were in this together,” he said hoarsely. “Then you were gone-” “The Batman wasn’t needed anymore,” Bruce responded, disguising his voice. “We won.” “Built on a lie,” Gordon croaked. “Our lie.” He moaned weakly, in obvious distress. “Now there’s an evil rising from where we tried to bury it. Nobody will listen.” Anxious eyes pleaded with his visitor. “The Batman must come back.” Does he know what he’s asking? Bruce wondered. “What if he doesn’t exist anymore?” he replied aloud. “He must,” Gordon murmured, gasping for breath. “He must.”
This scene is what separates The Dark Knight Rises from all other super hero films and even most James Bond movies. It shows his true mortality. We see that fighting crime has taken a toll on Bruce Wayne's body.
@Maab zafar Wonder Woman in 1984 could fly, had Matrix level speed enough to dodge bullets, make planes invisible, had superhuman strength, fast healing and could extract the truth out of people. Only thing left for her to do is travel through time and universes.
Nolas is a realist, he manages to capture the damage the stunts Batman pullz would have on a human body. Jumping on top of a vehicle with your bare legs, jumping from building to building, being attacked repeatedly...this would undeniably leave damage to the human body, something Nolan doesn't deny.
Bruce didn’t go to the hospital to hear what he already knew. He didn’t care, he cared about Gordon. They’re so amazing together! Two incredible actors over the course of three films, vulnerable and yet together in their righteous causes
I often wonder how happy Gordon felt seeing his old friend again after eight years. He doesn't need to see his face to know who his visitor is: he's the Batman.
This was a very nice way of bridging both first meetings from Batman Begins and The Dark Knight Rises as it shows how far Bruce Wayne and Jim Gordon's relationship has come, Bruce wore a ski mask when he met Gordon for the first time and now he sees him again for the first time in 8 years wearing the exact same type of mask . This scene really brings everything full circle.
A childish part of me wishes they could make more of these, but sometimes less is more and its time to say goodbye. There will never be another Batman movie or even a comic book movie with this much depth and sincere emotion.
Strongly agreed, especially considering the Batman we ended up getting from Zach Snyder - in my opinion Ben Affleck doesn’t even come close to this portrayal.
@@MrDash711 I think it would have made more sense If that Batman was Jason and not Bruce. Horrible detective, kills people, brands people and lost hope in humanity.
@@Andy-ld8zk I just can’t get over them wanting to start a dc cinematic universe with a Batman heavily inspired by Dark Knight Returns’ Batman - surely you’d wanna go for a younger, year 2/3 Bruce instead. Jason needs his own film fo sure.
Agreed. I came to terms with this a couple years ago. Like, 2018 ish. I always prefer seeing a series end on a good note, then get forced to continue on and turn into complete dogs¡t. Sort of like dying a hero vs living long enough to see yourself become the villan.
It's generally agreed that as much as Bruce/Batman can be considered one of earth's best fighters, every time he gets to kick a bunch of toughs asses, he ends up pretty beated up as well. Causing him to harm himself Because of the over use of his body (i.e. the damage in his knees, shoulders and elbows) and the toughs and various villians punching him back as well as the ocassional stab, cut the and even rare gunshot, hence the scar tissue in his body, brain and kidneys, like every martial artists or boxer. :)
+Andres Benatar You have to take into account though that he was mauled by dogs and ravaged by the Joker before being choked under a steel beam and shot at point blank range with a direct Hut by a revolver.
They call him weak because when fights he always gets either hit or injured, as if it's some kind of negative. Seeing Batman struggling in a fight is way more exciting than seeing him passively beating everyone up with no struggle. Nolan intentionally made Batman that way, since he wanted to distinct his version from Schumacher's Batman as far as possible, who always had no struggle with beating up regular criminals.
All I'm saying is that this movie really showed a hero struggling with his aging body and in his last days as a superhero. That's never been shown in a comic book movie I've ever seen.
@@kevinsiu3769true, but this film preceded Logan by 5 years, and it dealt with aging in real time as well as the long-term effects of physically fighting crime. Wolverine’s deterioration only occurred after his mutation was weakened from the poison, and even then his healing factor was still somewhat in effect.
Constant fighting, constant training, injuries, no real sleep time and no actual time for recovery from training, fighting and injuries will break even the toughest of men - even Batman
Brice holding Gordon's hand really shows Gordon was kind of a surrogate father to him along with Alfred. He was there to put the coat on his shoulders and reassure him as a child and he never forgot.
It's just so heartwarming to me how these two not only respected each other to their cores, but cared and were always there for one another when one of them was severely injured. By the end of the trilogy, they'd become family.
I wouldn't have minded if scene was a bit longer, as it happens so quick that it feels less important than it should. There's many scenes in this movie that feel rushed, and doesn't leave much time to let anything resonate.
100% agree. Also, a little more buildup for this scene would have been appropriate. I mean, we're talking about seeing Gordon in, what, 8 years? Knowing he's hurt and after all they've been through together...it could've been deeper scene.
+deraj nitram Agreed. I think this movie have some poor edition skills. Some scenes don´t needed to apear. I remember now one that is batman inside the bat whit catwoman. Another thing that anoies me is how the fuck Jonh Blake know that bruce wayne is batman????
Alexandre Lobo It's not even so much the editing, it's the fact the this film relied so heavily on exposition, and plot convenience, that for me personally made TDKR the weakest film in the trilogy. It's not the piece of garage some make it out to be, but it's a step down in quality as far as I'm concerned, at least in terms of storytelling. Visually TDKR is epic, but because of the narrative issues, nothing feels as grand as it should, because it all feels a bit rushed, and doesn't leave much time for certain moments to resonate.
I found this scene interesting since we see Batman appearing to Gordon as just a normal guy who just happens to be wearing a ski mask but Gordon knows it's him. Bruce could easily infiltrate anywhere without having to dawn the batsuit and just as easily disappear without drawing any attention, basically hiding in plain sight.
in all fairness, the last time these two (I mean Wayne and Gordon) had any interaction with eachother was in TDK when Bruce had his Lambo destroyed 8-10 years ago. You could say everyone should be familiar with the voice of someone as important as Bruce Wayne due to TV appearances and such, but the guy has pretty much dissapeared from the public light in that time. Unless you have a very unique voice, people will forget how you sound like after 8-10 years.
In the dark knight batman fell down at least 3 to 4 stories in the parking garage onto scarecrow's van, he was stabbed in the torso by jokers shoe blade, he fell down all the way from his penthouse and onto a taxi with Rachel without using his cape and somehow survived, he crashed his batpod when he refused to hit joker, was mauled by dogs, beaten with a metal beam, shot by two face, and last he endured another long fall after tackling Harvey off the building to save Jim Gordon's son. I'd say all that and his previous endeavors at batman justifies his chronic health conditions.
Everyone's got lines from this scene that GETS them, and my two favorites are: "We were in this together, and then you were gone." "...The Batman wasn't needed anymore; we won." There's so much going on in these two lines. Gordon feels alone and maybe even a little betrayed by Batmans absence as once again hes up against an implacable threat and has no one in whom he can depend on or share in his guilt. The lie built on Harvey's sacrifices and ultimate turn towards evil has clearly weighed on him and now, injured and alone, he can only take so much consolation from the shell that formerly used to be his champion. On the other hand, Bruce is tired and broken and buried in the soil of their dark deal and can be of only marginal comfort to his once-closest ally. There is so much going on in the line "We won," and it almost brings a tear to my eye knowing Batman's fighting days are not over. They went to war with an unknowable chaotic evil and the best they could do was manifest a tenuous peace from their corrupted friend and cohort. "We won" also says "We lost, but we made it work somehow." Its lovely writing for such a dark scene.
Gordon says himself: "I never cared who you are." He's the sommisioner, and Batman is outside the law. He purposely didn't want to know, so the Caped Crusader can return soon.
Bruce was OK with not using his stupid Batman voice here, but he used it the next time he met Gordon in full Batman regalia. Gordon: You know, you could just your normal voice with me. It's not like I haven't already heard it. Batman: No, must use throat cancer voice in Batsuit! Gordon: But... Batman: Arglegarglefarr! *jumps off rooftop and disappears into the night* Gordon: ...
Brilliant analysis. It just has one tiny flaw: it still doesn't explain why Bruce chose to use his Batman voice when wearing the suit. If Bruce trusts Gordon so much, what difference does it make whether he's using the voice when wearing the suit or not?
Raja Thyagaraj Point being is I don’t see Gotham as an actual Batman show. It’s a bit more of a CSI, Criminal Minds-esque type of series because it mainly focuses on Jim Gordon and the police.
Honestly one of the best things about this movie, there is legit no way Batman would be able to do what he does for very long without some kind of a healing factor, the human body doesnt just get over being stabbed, shot, beaten, and doing the kinds of phyical activities Bruce does
i dont get why people dont understand. Gordon says like 3 times he doesnt care who he is. so it can be as obvious as he wants gordon still isnt gonna try to figure it out because he doesnt care.
@@manuelroger1035 I saw it twice, it's my favourite Batman movie now. I am not kidding, that movie was amazing, from the soundtrack, to the cinematrography, to the way Pattinson protrays a dark and tormented Batman. His Bruce Wayne is so-so but man he killed it as Batman
The only bad thing about the Nolan-Batman movies is that despite having 3 entries it somehow still feels short, like there was still so many more stories to tell. I wanted to spend much more time in this universe
I like how Thomas Lennon played a doctor in this movie and a doctor in Memento, which combined with Wally Pfister being Nolan's DP for the first time in Memento and for the last time here makes this moment feel like a bookend.
Besides sustaining huge injuries when he fell a few stories after saving gordons son from two faces, The Joker also had a huge hand in some of the damage due to hitting him multiple times with a metal pipe in there final battle
No vocorder attached to his neck. Between movies 1 and 2, Wayne got a machine capable of harmoniously distorting his voice to disguise his true voice print; it actively massages/vibrates the neck at a different frequency. Without the suit on, he can only make himself sound gruff as in the first movie.
Over seven years in exile and all those nights as Batman. Imagine going over seven years getting into fights on the streets and in some of the worst prisons in the world. While being malnourished and vitamin deficient. Only to return to Gotham and put your body through hell nearly every night. Bruce Wayne’s superpower is his pain and torture tolerance.
Batman Begins: 10/10 perfection Dark Knight: 9/10 - The boat sequence was pointless, Bale's Batman voice. Dark Knight Rises: 5/10 Really poor. Bane was a poor villain, the plot was non sensical, Bale's Batman voice was worse. The ending sequence, Anne Hathaway and soundtrack saves it from a lower score.
That scene made me think of Netflix's Daredevil and how much I felt for that poor man's scarred and injured body, and how much Matt struggled to fight and continue standing after taking savage beatings.
This spoke volumes of the strong bond between Bruce, as Batman, and Jim to a good man in a corrupt city. As Batman later acknowledges, Jim is his hero for giving him reassurance as a boy that the world had not ended, even in the darkest day of life. Jim didn't have to do that but his humanity helped form the Batman. And then they thought crime in Gotham for six months before the joker tore everything down. Tore Harvey Dent down and forced them to compromise themselves. Even after eight years of not seeing each other, Batman holding Jim's hand sure that friendship, that bond, is stronger than ever.
Bruce actually wants to become Batman again. He wants to as his way of fighting his own personal demons, especially following the death of Rachel. Bruce wants the truth about Harvey revealed, so he could become Batman again and be Gotham's hero, but he knows that the truth about Harvey would come at a price: The end of the Dent Act and the ignition of chaos in Gotham. This is what the Joker wanted. Bruce knew if the truth was revealed, as it almost was on Harvey Dent Day when Gordon stood up to give his speech, then the Joker would win. The Joker did win in a way, but Batman won in the end by sacrificing himself to save the city that hated him for so many years.
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Doctor: You're a physical wreck Mr. Wayne
Bruce Wayne: okay
*proceeds to jump out a window like nothing happened*
DarKKnightt07 why? Because he’s Batman
😂 that’s ok doc ima jump out this window now.
"I dont sleep when I'm tired, I sleep when I'm done."
Bowen Eros Hell of a motivation motto.
He’s probably not surprised at all. He knows that his body is a wreck from over seven years in exile and all those nights as Batman.
I love how Gordon doesn't give two fucks who the batman might be
he never did, what he care about it is What he did.
Alex Stephens “It’s not who you are underneath, but what you do that defines you” Gordon understood this.
Just gimme my $200 most of the time in other media it is hinted that Gordon could actually find out who batman but chooses not to
Just gimme my $200 Gordon always knew
"Hero can be anyone. Even a man doing something as simple and reassuring as putting a coat around a young boy's shoulders to let him the world hadn't ended".
For those who are wondering what Gordon is saying to Bruce, here’s a clearer sentence.
“We were in this together, then you were gone.......based on a lie, now there’s evil rising from where we tried to bury it. The Batman has to come back.......he must. He must.”
Thank you for this!
Someone can't hear that?
I can't, English isn't my mother tounge, thx for this
What if he doesn’t exist anymore
@@user-td7ol4fw9n doesnt have to be... the guy is talking like whispering... its natural that people dont understand
"..along with the tanlines around your mouth, the black paint residue in your eyelids and the signs of strain on your vocal chords, I cannot recommend that you go heliskiing, Mr. Wayne"
This made me laugh harder than it should.
so Bruce Wayne doubles as a vocalist for The Cure?
What tanlines, he does everything at night?
@@arcanewarrior863 unless it's a daytime battle with Bane...or a lame nightmare about parademons.
Also, it been 8 years since he retired from being Batman. Pretty sure tanlines and paint residue will go off after 8 freakin years .
Batman holding Gordon’s hand during their conversation is a nice touch.
I see what you did there.
@Ron Y.
Hmm, three dads. Sounds like it’ll be a normal thing in the very near future at our current rate of regression.
@@VOTE_REFORM_UK yup it so disgusting
@lia Johnson; Its Bruce Wayne giving moral support to Gordon..
Just like how Gordon gave moral support to Bruce just after he became orphaned by putting the latter's father's coat around his shoulder and telling him that "Its going to be alright"
Thx captain obvious
Man I love this scene, the way he talks to Gordon with a much softer, more compassionate tone; it’s not Batman talking, it’s just Bruce.
And holding Gordans hand too, he was just Bruce here. Loved it.
Exactly. He wasn't Bruce Wayne or Batman. He was just Bruce(the combination of the best parts of both personas)
@@seamus6302 Great interpretation.
@@subclangor it wasn't mine. I read it somewhere a few years ago and thought it was a good analysis of the character
I like how he subtly changes his accent as Bruce as well. When he says he doesn't exist anymore, there's notes of a Chicago accent in there from what I can hear.
That’s accurate because doctors actually take forever
Had to wait nearly 2h on a midnight appointment. Busy lots they are, indeed.
My mom is a doctor and she always tries to stay on time for an appointment. She usually says the patients don't value the doctors and seek free appointments
@@TheLastGuardian30 pfff free appointments lol your mom must not practice in the States
Star Spangled Man With a Plan
US is the only developed nation without one form or another of universal care.
he’s a billionaire though, pretty sure he can buy the whole hospital
"No cartilage in your knees, not much in your elbows and shoulders. Scar tissue on your kidneys, residual concussive damage to your brain tissue..."
Literally 10 seconds later:
*jumps out of 10th story window*
U wanna know why?
wadde faq because he’s batman!
That was the damage of Bruce Wayne.
The Batman is fine
@@waddefaq4325 ....because the Power of Family?
Remember, batman has no limits
I like how in this scene, when Bruce comes in and sits down, Gordon knows it’s Batman. And it makes me kinda smile.
As if anyone else would show up through the window in this way. Imagine he swings in and Gordon says "oh you must be my new nurse"
@swarz08 Me too!!❤ Even with the ski mask over his face. Gordon knows he's Batman. Drowsy and all!! ❤
‘What if he doesn’t exist anymore’ to anyone who has been humbled by life. This line hits.
The poster at 0:04 says "You don't have to be a doctor to save lives"
o shit nice
Be a batman.
its for blood Donor but yeah...
you don't have to be a Batman to save lives....
@[MOFELINEXT] TM Why the heck did you remind me? 😳😓😭
The only problem with this scene was that it was too short.
no problem, since the doctor comes back and told himself the necessary information, and subtly what is between bruce and gordon
I don't see how it was too short. What was needed to be said was said. If it was longer people would just bitch that it's explaining too much, but can't please everyone I guess.
All their conversations are short in the trilogy
The issue I have is that it just jumps right into the middle of their conversation, and we as an audience don't get to see and hear Gordon's reaction to seeing the Batman for the first time in 8 years. This film had so many missed opportunities and could've/should've been much better imo. I think Nolan was just not that very enthusiastic about doing a 3rd one of these.
@@fairwarning007
Now Gordon lay helpless in a hospital bed, hooked up to machines. Blinking medical equipment monitored his vital signs, which were alarmingly weak. An oxygen mask was affixed to his face. An IV fed fluids into his arm. Gordon’s face was ashen. His skin looked clammy. Bruce felt a long-buried anger building in his chest.
Gordon was his friend.
Whoever did this to him needed to pay.
Bane.
A low growl escaped Bruce’s lips, rousing Gordon, whose eyes fluttered open. For a moment, Bruce feared that the commissioner might panic at the sight of a masked man standing at the foot of his bed, yet somehow the injured man seemed to recognize him. Gordon tried to speak, but the oxygen mask muffled his words. Wincing in pain, he tugged the mask away from his mouth.
“We were in this together,” he said hoarsely. “Then you were gone-”
“The Batman wasn’t needed anymore,” Bruce responded, disguising his voice. “We won.”
“Built on a lie,” Gordon croaked. “Our lie.” He moaned weakly, in obvious distress. “Now there’s an evil rising from where we tried to bury
it. Nobody will listen.” Anxious eyes pleaded with his visitor. “The Batman must come back.”
Does he know what he’s asking? Bruce wondered. “What if he doesn’t exist anymore?” he replied aloud.
“He must,” Gordon murmured, gasping for breath. “He must.”
This scene is what separates The Dark Knight Rises from all other super hero films and even most James Bond movies. It shows his true mortality. We see that fighting crime has taken a toll on Bruce Wayne's body.
That's because most superheroes have incredible strength, healing, or whatever. Batman is just a human wearing armor.
@@srujan00 The last Wonder Woman movie was ridiculous. She had every superpower on earth.
@@srujan00 “peace has cost you your strength, victory has defeated you.” -Bane
@Maab zafar Wonder Woman in 1984 could fly, had Matrix level speed enough to dodge bullets, make planes invisible, had superhuman strength, fast healing and could extract the truth out of people. Only thing left for her to do is travel through time and universes.
@@Saternoc Feminist law
Nolas is a realist, he manages to capture the damage the stunts Batman pullz would have on a human body. Jumping on top of a vehicle with your bare legs, jumping from building to building, being attacked repeatedly...this would undeniably leave damage to the human body, something Nolan doesn't deny.
Bruce didn’t go to the hospital to hear what he already knew. He didn’t care, he cared about Gordon. They’re so amazing together! Two incredible actors over the course of three films, vulnerable and yet together in their righteous causes
I often wonder how happy Gordon felt seeing his old friend again after eight years. He doesn't need to see his face to know who his visitor is: he's the Batman.
Garry absolutely nails the role of Gordon throughout this trilogy
This was a very nice way of bridging both first meetings from Batman Begins and The Dark Knight Rises as it shows how far Bruce Wayne and Jim Gordon's relationship has come, Bruce wore a ski mask when he met Gordon for the first time and now he sees him again for the first time in 8 years wearing the exact same type of mask . This scene really brings everything full circle.
Have to rewatch batman begins to remember their first meeting with a ski mask.
@@im_den1953 i don't remember either.. have you rewatched it yet?
Yes..in Gordon's office.(Batman begins)
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Imagine Batman waking you up in a suit and balaclava
Now I want a canon Multiverse Batman wearing a designer suit and a balaclava.
A childish part of me wishes they could make more of these, but sometimes less is more and its time to say goodbye. There will never be another Batman movie or even a comic book movie with this much depth and sincere emotion.
Strongly agreed, especially considering the Batman we ended up getting from Zach Snyder - in my opinion Ben Affleck doesn’t even come close to this portrayal.
@@MrDash711 I think it would have made more sense If that Batman was Jason and not Bruce. Horrible detective, kills people, brands people and lost hope in humanity.
@@Andy-ld8zk I just can’t get over them wanting to start a dc cinematic universe with a Batman heavily inspired by Dark Knight Returns’ Batman - surely you’d wanna go for a younger, year 2/3 Bruce instead.
Jason needs his own film fo sure.
Agreed. I came to terms with this a couple years ago. Like, 2018 ish.
I always prefer seeing a series end on a good note, then get forced to continue on and turn into complete dogs¡t. Sort of like dying a hero vs living long enough to see yourself become the villan.
go see the new one it’s amazing
he got so physicaly damaged being batman?ouch
It's generally agreed that as much as Bruce/Batman can be considered one of earth's best fighters, every time he gets to kick a bunch of toughs asses, he ends up pretty beated up as well. Causing him to harm himself Because of the over use of his body (i.e. the damage in his knees, shoulders and elbows) and the toughs and various villians punching him back as well as the ocassional stab, cut the and even rare gunshot, hence the scar tissue in his body, brain and kidneys, like every martial artists or boxer. :)
Most of it was from the end of The Dark Knight, right? Falling 3 floors onto hard ground?
+Andres Benatar You have to take into account though that he was mauled by dogs and ravaged by the Joker before being choked under a steel beam and shot at point blank range with a direct Hut by a revolver.
They call him weak because when fights he always gets either hit or injured, as if it's some kind of negative. Seeing Batman struggling in a fight is way more exciting than seeing him passively beating everyone up with no struggle. Nolan intentionally made Batman that way, since he wanted to distinct his version from Schumacher's Batman as far as possible, who always had no struggle with beating up regular criminals.
Batman never struggles with beating up ordinary criminals. If they are trained its different.
I loved this part between Bruce and Gordon, nice touch with Bruce holding his hand, like dear friends
“Peace has cost you your strength, victory has defeated you”
Gordon is the everyman's hero in these movies. Gives everything of himself, but understands the role Batman plays and knows when to step aside.
I remember when people thought this hospital scene was a fake fan made trailer
Sean Buenviaje interesting
The recording of it I watched was at a 45 degree angle in 240p, so I was definitely sceptical
LOL!
Because of Batman apperance ?
All I'm saying is that this movie really showed a hero struggling with his aging body and in his last days as a superhero. That's never been shown in a comic book movie I've ever seen.
one word: Logan
@@kevinsiu3769true, but this film preceded Logan by 5 years, and it dealt with aging in real time as well as the long-term effects of physically fighting crime. Wolverine’s deterioration only occurred after his mutation was weakened from the poison, and even then his healing factor was still somewhat in effect.
@Spencer Smith I'll give you that one. Both are badasses in their own right regardless
Man, all of this damage before Bane gets to break him later on in the movie. Nasty
Constant fighting, constant training, injuries, no real sleep time and no actual time for recovery from training, fighting and injuries will break even the toughest of men - even Batman
Brice holding Gordon's hand really shows Gordon was kind of a surrogate father to him along with Alfred. He was there to put the coat on his shoulders and reassure him as a child and he never forgot.
That’s why I would’ve preferred Gordon know Bruce was Batman throughout the trilogy
Gordon- Why would you wear a suit to a hospital? Who would do that?
Nurse- I can't find Bruce Wayne anywhere!
Gordon-....
It's just so heartwarming to me how these two not only respected each other to their cores, but cared and were always there for one another when one of them was severely injured. By the end of the trilogy, they'd become family.
I wouldn't have minded if scene was a bit longer, as it happens so quick that it feels less important than it should. There's many scenes in this movie that feel rushed, and doesn't leave much time to let anything resonate.
Agreed.
100% agree. Also, a little more buildup for this scene would have been appropriate. I mean, we're talking about seeing Gordon in, what, 8 years? Knowing he's hurt and after all they've been through together...it could've been deeper scene.
+deraj nitram Agreed. I think this movie have some poor edition skills. Some scenes don´t needed to apear. I remember now one that is batman inside the bat whit catwoman. Another thing that anoies me is how the fuck Jonh Blake know that bruce wayne is batman????
Alexandre Lobo It's not even so much the editing, it's the fact the this film relied so heavily on exposition, and plot convenience, that for me personally made TDKR the weakest film in the trilogy. It's not the piece of garage some make it out to be, but it's a step down in quality as far as I'm concerned, at least in terms of storytelling. Visually TDKR is epic, but because of the narrative issues, nothing feels as grand as it should, because it all feels a bit rushed, and doesn't leave much time for certain moments to resonate.
The whole movie is rushed
I found this scene interesting since we see Batman appearing to Gordon as just a normal guy who just happens to be wearing a ski mask but Gordon knows it's him. Bruce could easily infiltrate anywhere without having to dawn the batsuit and just as easily disappear without drawing any attention, basically hiding in plain sight.
in all fairness, the last time these two (I mean Wayne and Gordon) had any interaction with eachother was in TDK when Bruce had his Lambo destroyed 8-10 years ago. You could say everyone should be familiar with the voice of someone as important as Bruce Wayne due to TV appearances and such, but the guy has pretty much dissapeared from the public light in that time. Unless you have a very unique voice, people will forget how you sound like after 8-10 years.
Shoutout to Nolan for making bale look like pat Bateman !!
PAT BATMAN lol
0:19 Good thing is the doctor doesn't know he's Batman. :3
Yeah, that's sarcasm. The doctor can definitely connect the dots. I think some people do know, but are loyal enough to Gotham to keep him as a symbol
Exactly. It's implied that most citizens don't care about his true identity either since he's a symbol.
@@arcanewarrior863 but he's considered to be the murderer of Harvey Dent
In the dark knight batman fell down at least 3 to 4 stories in the parking garage onto scarecrow's van, he was stabbed in the torso by jokers shoe blade, he fell down all the way from his penthouse and onto a taxi with Rachel without using his cape and somehow survived, he crashed his batpod when he refused to hit joker, was mauled by dogs, beaten with a metal beam, shot by two face, and last he endured another long fall after tackling Harvey off the building to save Jim Gordon's son. I'd say all that and his previous endeavors at batman justifies his chronic health conditions.
Everyone's got lines from this scene that GETS them, and my two favorites are:
"We were in this together, and then you were gone."
"...The Batman wasn't needed anymore; we won."
There's so much going on in these two lines. Gordon feels alone and maybe even a little betrayed by Batmans absence as once again hes up against an implacable threat and has no one in whom he can depend on or share in his guilt. The lie built on Harvey's sacrifices and ultimate turn towards evil has clearly weighed on him and now, injured and alone, he can only take so much consolation from the shell that formerly used to be his champion. On the other hand, Bruce is tired and broken and buried in the soil of their dark deal and can be of only marginal comfort to his once-closest ally. There is so much going on in the line "We won," and it almost brings a tear to my eye knowing Batman's fighting days are not over. They went to war with an unknowable chaotic evil and the best they could do was manifest a tenuous peace from their corrupted friend and cohort. "We won" also says "We lost, but we made it work somehow." Its lovely writing for such a dark scene.
I didn't notice before that the Doctor is actually Lieutenant Jim Dangle...
Please come back Nolans Batman!!
Batfleck Begins
Unfortunately he never will! :)
@@kctoasty Which already happened half-way through his first movie.
What if he doesn't exist anymore?
NOLANS: What if he doesn't exist anymore?
FANS: He must...
Bruce and Jim have such brief moments of true bonding in this trilogy this is unquestionably one of the most powerful of those IMO.
This scene is underated. It's so cool how he jumps out that window.
To think this shot was filmed right next to my house is a crazy thought...
MARNZ
You didn't get a chance to see them filming ?
Heh me too - Wollaton lad, eh?
This is true I was your house
*Suddenly the Nurse walks in*
"Hey mr Gordon would you like the pudding or the jello fo...HEY WHO'N THE HELL ARE YOU!! GET OUTTA HERE!"
Bruce with raspy voice: 'No!'
Nurse: 'Why not?'
Bruce: 'Because I'm Batman!!'
You can tell gordon cares about batman. And vice versa.
0:56
Most powerful line(s).
"The Batman has to come back..."
"What if he doesn't exist anymore" <
He must... He must."
Gordon says himself: "I never cared who you are." He's the sommisioner, and Batman is outside the law. He purposely didn't want to know, so the Caped Crusader can return soon.
Bruce was OK with not using his stupid Batman voice here, but he used it the next time he met Gordon in full Batman regalia.
Gordon: You know, you could just your normal voice with me. It's not like I haven't already heard it.
Batman: No, must use throat cancer voice in Batsuit!
Gordon: But...
Batman: Arglegarglefarr! *jumps off rooftop and disappears into the night*
Gordon: ...
lmao!!!
Seems legit...
Brilliant analysis. It just has one tiny flaw: it still doesn't explain why Bruce chose to use his Batman voice when wearing the suit. If Bruce trusts Gordon so much, what difference does it make whether he's using the voice when wearing the suit or not?
I didn't ask why he wears the mask. I asked why he uses the Bat Voice. But whatever, let's just agree to disagree.
😂😂😂😂
In Tim Burton's version, as well as the awful 60's TV version, Gordon was a NOTHING character. In Nolan's version he is hugely important.
Watch the TV series show "Gotham" ....Gordon gets all the respect he deserves.
A A No, watch the Animated series.
A A I see Gotham as more of a mystery/crime thriller than as an actual superhero show in the likes of Flash or Arrow.
eec "Superhero" is not a genre, it can be anything from horror to crime thrillers to drama.
Raja Thyagaraj Point being is I don’t see Gotham as an actual Batman show. It’s a bit more of a CSI, Criminal Minds-esque type of series because it mainly focuses on Jim Gordon and the police.
Honestly one of the best things about this movie, there is legit no way Batman would be able to do what he does for very long without some kind of a healing factor, the human body doesnt just get over being stabbed, shot, beaten, and doing the kinds of phyical activities Bruce does
Getting old isn't gonna be fun for him :(
"I'm BatWayne, SHIT! I mean.. I'm BruceMan, FUCK!"
The doctor came back to a missing patient, open window, and assumed he jumped to his death because he couldn't go Heliskiing
BRUH
I mean, the fact that he is wearing a suit does reduce the circle of suspects lmao
i dont get why people dont understand. Gordon says like 3 times he doesnt care who he is. so it can be as obvious as he wants gordon still isnt gonna try to figure it out because he doesnt care.
The Christian Bale batman has to come back!!
What if he doesnt exist anymore?
...he must.....
The best batman for me ever!
I'll give Pattinson a chance as he's a fucking amazing actor. He really grew in the past 7 years. He was great in the Lighthouse and TENET
@@AlistairAi so, now that you've probably seen it, what are your thoughts?
@@manuelroger1035 I saw it twice, it's my favourite Batman movie now. I am not kidding, that movie was amazing, from the soundtrack, to the cinematrography, to the way Pattinson protrays a dark and tormented Batman. His Bruce Wayne is so-so but man he killed it as Batman
@@AlistairAi agreed
I loved this scene ...specially the bit with the doctor.
The only bad thing about the Nolan-Batman movies is that despite having 3 entries it somehow still feels short, like there was still so many more stories to tell. I wanted to spend much more time in this universe
All great stories feel short in the end.
0:47 Slav Batman
I like how Thomas Lennon played a doctor in this movie and a doctor in Memento, which combined with Wally Pfister being Nolan's DP for the first time in Memento and for the last time here makes this moment feel like a bookend.
$1000 suit and a ski mask. I wonder who he could be.
Gary Oldman did an amazing job playing Commissioner Gordon in the Dark Knight Trilogy! I’m ever so thankful he didn’t die like Sirius Black!
"I cannot recommend you go heliskiing."
"What about hella skiing?"
Gordon: The batman has to come back...
Bruce: What if he doesn't excist anymore?
Gordon: He must...He must...
Only three lines, yet so good! 🙌
What the fuck are you talking about only three lines they have a full conversation
lol i love the Heli-skiing line, it's a throwback to his crazy made up adventures he would tell Lucious in Batman Begins.
Watching this scene with that one in batman begins where they meet each other... Epic!!
Christian Bale just whispering is 1000X more effective than his "Batman voice".
YES "Batman Begins" Voice Good Too.
Handy that Gordon was right underneath Wayne’s consultation room
It seems that he was a few floors beneath.
That car is so sexy
You should see his other one
@@bernieclinton9572 black......tank
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I know its Tumbler.
Thats his wife's car
Besides sustaining huge injuries when he fell a few stories after saving gordons son from two faces, The Joker also had a huge hand in some of the damage due to hitting him multiple times with a metal pipe in there final battle
Thanks for all these clips JokerDonny!
*Jumps out from another ceiling just to not get recognized by Gordon*
*Gordon: i don't care who you are*
Batman: shit
Gary Oldman 💝💓💗💕😍😍😍
nary goldman
Bruce is a good friend
No vocorder attached to his neck. Between movies 1 and 2, Wayne got a machine capable of harmoniously distorting his voice to disguise his true voice print; it actively massages/vibrates the neck at a different frequency. Without the suit on, he can only make himself sound gruff as in the first movie.
this isnt cannon
Lmao after the doc told him he needs to slow it down he jumps out a window. Sheesh
That doctor describing Bruce’s injury’s sounded so awful. Mans ain’t got much left
Over seven years in exile and all those nights as Batman. Imagine going over seven years getting into fights on the streets and in some of the worst prisons in the world. While being malnourished and vitamin deficient. Only to return to Gotham and put your body through hell nearly every night. Bruce Wayne’s superpower is his pain and torture tolerance.
Incredible trilogy
The Dark Knight Rises (2012) 100/100
Batman Begins (2005) 100/100
The Dark Knight (2008) 100/100
I agree , but the fact of it being out of order bothers the hell out of me lmao
@@gabepena5073 r/mildlyinfuriating
Agreed. all three movies were easily 10/10 movies.
Wrong.... 150/100
Batman Begins: 10/10 perfection
Dark Knight: 9/10 - The boat sequence was pointless, Bale's Batman voice.
Dark Knight Rises: 5/10 Really poor. Bane was a poor villain, the plot was non sensical, Bale's Batman voice was worse. The ending sequence, Anne Hathaway and soundtrack saves it from a lower score.
Batman has to come back to save us from Batwoman.
We'll call Edward from Tweedy-Light. :D
@@Angyali Stop putting Pattinson into only one role, he's an amazing actor
@@montaholic3120 Guess what: I TOO NOTICED that! :D Can't wait for TENET ever since the teaser, but now especially! ^_^
Doctor *in Joker voice*:- "Wanna know how you got these scars?"
Bruce:- "Touche"
Thank you
Nice batsuit
LOL! His facial expression at 0:08!
This was a powerful scene seeing it the first time..
That scene made me think of Netflix's Daredevil and how much I felt for that poor man's scarred and injured body, and how much Matt struggled to fight and continue standing after taking savage beatings.
the doctor is the short shorts guy from reno 911
Just new boot goofin
17 again with zac efron.
ThatshowI Roll lol
So Batman's fall in the Dark Knight destroyed his cartilage but when did his brain and kidneys become scarred?
From the years of being Batman in general
@@andreingramakadjscrewrip7372 true
I guess also because he was close in his house for years without doing any physical activity, even his leg got damaged
One of my favourite scenes in the trilogy
Gordon: "Bats, I swear to god you sound just like Bruce Wayne."
Bruce: "SWEAR TO ME!"
"how did bane beat him" WWWEEELLLLL 0:04
Nolan has never made a bad scene in his life, he takes advantage of every second of every movie he creates. pure dedication to his creations.
Thanks coach teacher
"Engage Anti-mumbling Bat-subtitles."
0:26 by far _the_ best Batman costume.
I guess because his knee is healed from that brace Luscious gave him.
I wonder if he either faked his x rays or overcame them them . Playing while hurt
the fact that Bruce was in a suit must have told Gordon something about who batman was
This spoke volumes of the strong bond between Bruce, as Batman, and Jim to a good man in a corrupt city. As Batman later acknowledges, Jim is his hero for giving him reassurance as a boy that the world had not ended, even in the darkest day of life. Jim didn't have to do that but his humanity helped form the Batman. And then they thought crime in Gotham for six months before the joker tore everything down. Tore Harvey Dent down and forced them to compromise themselves. Even after eight years of not seeing each other, Batman holding Jim's hand sure that friendship, that bond, is stronger than ever.
Bruce looks kinda funny with that mask on.
So it isn't because he doesn't want to carry on the mantel of batman it is because
he cannot he is to injured.
Bruce actually wants to become Batman again. He wants to as his way of fighting his own personal demons, especially following the death of Rachel.
Bruce wants the truth about Harvey revealed, so he could become Batman again and be Gotham's hero, but he knows that the truth about Harvey would come at a price: The end of the Dent Act and the ignition of chaos in Gotham. This is what the Joker wanted.
Bruce knew if the truth was revealed, as it almost was on Harvey Dent Day when Gordon stood up to give his speech, then the Joker would win.
The Joker did win in a way, but Batman won in the end by sacrificing himself to save the city that hated him for so many years.
i like the way when he started to wear a mask
Best Batman movie genre shows his humanity
That Batman Trilogy was for adults, and Chris Bale will always be the best. Amazing stories. Masterful three movies.