Ras Al-Ghul burn down Wayne Mansion | Batman Begins | 4K HDR
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Starring: Christian Bale, Gary Oldman, Liam Neeson, and Morgan Freeman
Film: Batman Begins
I love Alfred..."What's the point of all those push-ups if you can't even lift a bloody log?"...lol 🤣
The look on Bruce's face when Alfred says that is gold
Alfred didn't sign up for this
Lmfao.
"I hope you're not a member of the fire brigade?" Said to someone he just whacked with a heavy object.
My favorite thing about that is Bruce’s reaction
Here he is in the middle of his burning mansion
Pinned under a burning log
And Alfred has the AUDACITY to roast him harder than the flames around them
And he’s looking at Alfred like “bruh”
If Ras had lived until the second film to witness the Joker's rise, he would literally nuke the city twice to make sure he stayed dead.
Watch matt patt’s theory on the Joker being the hero of Gotham. It's almost like Joker provided his point about Gotham being beyond saving.
What would have been a massive twist had he lived. Would be of Bruce visited joker in prison and joker name drops Ras “Surely you didn’t think yiu were his only star pupil.. Bruce… Old Ras… has more secrets then you do… and more disgraced Heir apparent then just you … Wait until you meet the other one.
'You are welcome to explain the situation to them.'
*Bruce spends the next 40 minutes summarizing to his guests who Ra's is and everything that brought him to this point*
"So there I was... tripping balls on blue flower in the Himalayas with the shadow ninjas after being locked up abroad..."
@@SlickNik94 'Um... Mr. Wayne sorry to interrupt but I think we should call the hospital before you pass out, you've clearly had far too much to drink.'
@@WhiteFangofWar 1:41
@@WhiteFangofWar "In a minute, in a minute, I haven't told you about the ninja maze yet..."
@@cyberperson53 "911, yes I'd like to report a medical emergency at the Wayne Manor please."
"Compassion is a weakness your enemies will not share"
'That's why it's so important: It separates Us from Them.'
“I warned you about Compassion “
Like T Challa said.
4:25 that was personal
I like how Bruce casually holds his drink while talking to Ras even though he knows something is going down
What do you mean
There's two reasons for that, if you think about it:
1. To show that he's still calm (theatricality and deception)
2. To potentially use it as a weapon if he needs to (and he uses it, to knock out the guy who was going to stab him)
@@angmatalv powerful agents to the initiated
Good champagne alcohol free. Lol. Batman is a good bad boy.
"Stop smiling, it's not a joke. Please leave" LOL
Such a nice bit of foreshadowing.....
@@comyxcon4gaming860I know (February 6th,2024 and March 8th,2024/🙂).
“But… is Ra’s Al Ghul immortal? Are his methods supernatural?” Chills
Hilariously he is an immortal and a bit supernatural in the comics but obviously you can't have that in Noland's realistic Batman
@@forickgrimaldus8301 its implied when he lists off everything they've done. You could read into how immortal he might be without him stating he had a lazurus pit.
@@forickgrimaldus8301 I think an easy solution was to affirm that the guy in the beginning WAS Ra's al Ghul. That when he died, Ducard was named the new Ra's al Ghul. Thus, Ra's al Ghul dies, and is reborn.
@@levongevorgyan6789 I don't think that's the case, when Bruce first sees him again, he says "cheap parlour tricks to conceal your true identity, Ra's", which would only make sense to say if he in fact did trick Bruce into believe the master of this organisation of killer ninjas was a Mr. Miyagi type looking asian guy atop a mountain, which is a stereotypical assumption of a martial artists master, rather than himself.
@@NimbusTM I know it's not the case, I'm saying it would have been better fitting the comic book lore adapted into the real world schtick if they'd made Ra's al Ghul a title that is passed on by the leaders of the League of Shadows.
“When the forest grows too wild, a purging fire is inevitable and natural” speaks volumes in so many ways
That fire's not coming soon enough
This scene is written and acted as well if not better than anything in the dark knight, this movie is so under rated
Whole movie has such amazing lines, especially Liam Neeson, it's just over shadowed by the other 2 movies
@@A4Gaming who the hell says dark knight rises is better than Begins?
They’re all a major step up from the 2 movies before the trilogy
@Big Bad punisher but it’s not!!
Begins was definitely better
Begins is my favorite of the trilogy
“Over the ages, our weapons have grown more sophisticated. With Gotham, we tried a new one: economics. But we underestimated certain of Gotham's citizens...such as your parents. Gunned down by one of the very people they were trying to help. Create enough hunger and everyone becomes a criminal. Their deaths galvanized the city into saving itself and Gotham has limped on ever since. We are back to finish the job. And this time no misguided idealists will get in the way. Like your father, you lack the courage to do all that is necessary. If someone stands in the way of true justice, you simply walk up behind them and stab them in the heart.”
"I AM gonna stop you.."
Neeson didn’t get that much screen time but every time he was on-screen he stole the show!
@@theendurance Agreed. I always felt he made this film...
"Justice is balanced. You burned my house and left me for dead. Consider us even".
@@Anonymous-wd1os"You never did learn to mind your surroundings"
Fun Fact: this was Liam Neeson's first villain role, and he absolutely sold it here!! Sure, he's not as great as Heath Ledger's Joker or maybe Tom Hardy's Bane, but he's really good here!!
This whole trilogy has some impressive moments. Some people hate it some love it. I really like the direction Nolan took.
It’s hard to watch because when I look at him I see Jedi Master Qui Gon Jinn, who’s good and a hero, but here, he’s evil!
But yeah he did a good job with the role.
Bane is trash.
Very underrated performance.
Hes sort of a heroic villain, so it suits Neeson really well since he has a natural gentleness to him, as well as a sterness which can honestly make you see his side better, along with sympathize on his backstory
I freaking love the little speech he gives here. Liam as Ra’s was seriously one of the greatest castings Nolan has done.
I agree. This movie had hell of line up of actors
7:12 I love this moment. Even at Bruce’s lowest point Alfred is there for him.
Its not his lowest point, he just fall a little from top.
Alfred gave him the motivation he needed.
Also note that an elderly British butler somehow snuck up on and disabled a literal ninja in one strike. :D
Christopher Nolan wanted Gary Oldman to play Raʼs al Ghul in Batman Begins, but Oldman was tired of playing villains...
But the documentary said when Nolan read batman's comic, he immediately thinks Gary Oldman when he saw Jim Gordon. That's why he casted Oldman as Gordon
@@agamarief4602 Source: Trust me Bro
Well he then played Lord Shen lol
C.Nolan: Gary I want you in the new Batman movie I am directing!
Gary: OK.. what's my role?
C.Nolan: You play.. the villain!
Gary: Aw..man, not another Villain role! I'm getting "Oldman"
I thought it had to do with Chris Cooper turning down Gordon.
Coming back to this scene… makes me think of Ras’ hipocrisy. He claims crime and despair are not the ways men should live… yet his plan to eradicate gotham’s corruption is fueling crime and despair to the maximum until the city falls completely. He was (kinda) stopped by Bruce’s parents at first… then found his true match in him: a man who had the courage to do what is necessary. What a great villain, great movie, and trilogy
hes acknowledged that humanities ways are destructive and parasitic like a burning fire and so through politics and the economy he decided to pour petrol on the fire and speed up the burning of the fire to clear way for new life, sometimes the forest must burn before it can be saved. their are many villains who have preached this philosophy Ras Al Ghul, Thanos, Apocolypse in X men. It comes back ironically from how we ourselves deal with inbalances in the eco-system the badger cull that happens all over the UK to this date. Its very skeptical heartless and thoroughly unimaginative way of dealing with issues such as a lack of resources, Influenza and overpopulation.
Yep.
Yyyeeeeah no
@wassup9378 In my opinion Raz's vision is logical. There is an idiom in China to explain this situation : 物极必反 (Wùjíbìfǎn) . It means that when things reach an extreme, they can only move in the opposite direction . Actually is what is happening in the western society. If you want to see the opposite, you only need to wait the decadence and the nihilism to reach their pinnacle. In his case , he is only trying to accelerate the process. I would never define Nolan's characters as complete villains. For his characters he tends to use shades of color in such a way that it becomes difficult for the spectator to place them in one category rather than another. In fact there is always a fund of truth in them, something shareable. Raz is the least insane of all of Batman's enemies. He has his own way to reach the justice
Think it has to do with how easy the League was able to infiltrate Gotham, "a city so corrupt, we've been able to infiltrate it on every level", and a city that's already so corrupted doesn't deserve to still exist as it is. Things may have been different if there waw some resistance to their presence, but there wasn't, and people involved with the League from Gotham were only interested in how much they'd be paid.
Batman Begins was such a masterpiece
I love how Batman was essentially trained by Ninjas
"Ah hate the league of shadows, it ruined muh life"
Interesting fact:
When Ra's Al Ghul mentions Scarecrow turning the herb into an aerosol weapon, it's actually a very easy process. You could do it at home.
All you have to do is mix the raw powder with rubbing alcohol & vegetable oil, filter the solution through a coffee filter, and then pressurise the container with an air compressor.
You can do this with any herbal mixture you want.
The only thing you can't do at home is transform the herb into an even more powerful synthetic drug. For this part you'd need to identify the components within the herb that are causing the effect you want, and then isolate them.
Examples: Cocaine from the Coca leaf, Morphine from Opium, and Nicotine from Tobacco.
For this you'd need very expensive equipment called "High Performance Chromatography", amongst others.
Probably the best set of superhero films ever. The fact everyone still talks about them shows how good it is. Genre-defining set of films
"When the forest grows too wild the purging fire is inevitable and natural."
I think Covid-19 Balanced the scales on that front to be Fair
@@JBTriple8 covid 19 was a phony political stunt. Corruption at its finest
Ra's might be the main villain in this movie, but he really isn't wrong about Gotham being incapable of being saved.
Chicago asf
hell nah that’s why you and your 22 likers are villains
The answer isn't to destroy a city with a pop of 8 million
@@loganthompson5667
Why not?
@@henrylivingstone2800 Because his plan was to kill 8 million people💀
as harsh as it sounds, Ra's al ghuls words words sound true in these modern times
I also think the joker might also be right about how the system and the rule of law is a complete joke. Is it better to go back to the old dark ages where there was chaos and no laws ? Men back then could have at least have the freedom to protect what was his.
@@GREENCUBE880Women and Minorities?
"Justice is balance. You burnt my house and left me for dead, consider us even."
Liam Neeson absolutely nails this role!
2:08 after hearing this you can clearly see the pain in his eyes
And not one soul there knows that he saved them all 😭
Super villains give birth to superheroes. The greater the adversity the more powerful the triumph.
Indeed.
It’s classic literature.
“Their deaths galvanized the city into saving itself and Gotham has limped on ever since.” There’s something so Terrifying about the way he says it but how he personifies it. And in The Dark Knight Rises when he says “Gotham must be allowed to die.” It’s terrifying but so well done. At that moment when he says “Gotham must be allowed to die” in TDKR, you can see the death of Bruce Wayne, not of his body, but his soul. He died in that moment. I’ve been wanting to get that out for a while now.
"We decided to try something.... economic" can we please admit that movies tell us the truth about the world? There are evil people in the shadows running our lives, but we don't have a Batman to take care of em
Shut up
I agree with you. Movies do tell us the truth about the world.
@@borris3768 got hurt bozo ?
The face he gives off when she says his name is kinda priceless
Lady: Am I pronouncing this right? Mr... Ra's Al Ghul?
Bruce: You're not Ra's... I watched him die.
Lady: 😳 yall have things to work through, ill see myself out
LMFAO
And she didn't say it right either.
Actually the lady's being controlled by them. Look how that bald guy escorts her after bane turns aside
You have to wonder what kind of conversation she just had with this random guy at Bruce's party.
lol fr
Usually I hate it when villans tell their whole elaborate plan to the hero for plot sake,
but here it works
I believe this was the best villian in trilogy. This speech.. Liam did a great job here.
I think Liam Neeson would be a great choice to voice Leroy in a proper sequel to Lilo and Stitch The Series. Where Leroy breaks out of space prison to seek revenge on Stitch, Lilo, Angel, and all the other experiments on the island 🏝 😊.
I can’t help but wonder how a conversation between the Joker and Ra’s Al Ghul would have gone down.
Probably would have killed the Joker citing justice
Would’ve been interesting to hear for sure
Probably Excommunicated on day one for wearing purple Ninja outfit to the league of shadows...😅
I know the Joker is a fan favorite and the most iconic batman villain but in reality Ras and Bane would have wiped the floor with him and his goons pretty quickly
"in reality" you are funny @@AIRWAY26
I love how Bruce acts stuck up and snobby to get those people out of harms way. Just shows Bruce Wayne is a character he plays and the Batman is his true identity
If you divorce the knowledge of his alter ego, and view Bruce from the outside looking in: he’s really a punk. Rude with a ‘tude only to become a bankrupt recluse and die.
Good thing we know better ;)
Ducard: "You burn my house and left me for dead"
Yeah but in Nepal Bruce did burn down his house but Bruce did save him even pulling him up before he falls down the snowy cliff.
I would at least left him unconscious outside his house and let his house burns down before considering it even.
That’s not ducard u Jew that’s ras
@@borris3768 'U jew' 😂
Didn't he say, "I warned you of being compassion, Bruce". That says it all.
@@borris3768 Yikes. I think it's time for someone to turn your wheelchair around and roll your fat ass back to 4chan.
@@The_Butt_Cracker I'm reporting you to the admins
one of the things i learned in this movie is the world is unfair. it does not mean you helped a friend means that they would be grateful for it - on the contrary some even come back to haunt you because you have been compassionate to them. it goes to show that not everyone holds the same moralities or ethics as you do.. ergo, be careful of the consequences you get no matter how good or bad you were.
I agree. That's deep.
But Batman shows that you don't need recognition to do good for other people.
I just absolutely love how Ra’s comes into the scene “or is Ra’s Al ghul immortal… (smirks with such a great feeling of being so fucking awesome) are his methods supernatural?”
There will never be another Alfred who was played better than Michael Caine. Never.
I warned you about compassion.... That just hits on a deep level
The revelation that Ra's was indirectly responsible for the death of Bruces parents was a wild twist.
They dont make movies like this anymore.....
“Tomorrow the world will watch in horror as its greatest city destroys itself. The movement back to harmony will be unstoppable this time.”
You've said Gotham before
@@Account-ow6rz I think he said enslaved
You know that apple falls very far from the tree line hurt Bruce. In reality, Thomas would be so proud of his son for everything he gives Gotham.
That NEVA always gets me in tears
Two faced friends - foreshadowing
Not at all
It continues in the Dark Knight. 2 Face
Still the best Batman movie ever made
very underrated movie
@@babalarassrah I don’t agree that it’s underrated as it did enjoy a limited re-release on the premier of The Dark Knight Rises, but I do think it’s under-appreciated compared to The Dark Knight.
Oh yeah.
It’s a very good Batman movie but I’d put Mask of the Phantasm ahead of it. If you haven’t seen it, you should give it a chance.
@aristocratofthesoul1213 hell yeah, dude. More people need to know about that movie
0:34 That feeling you get as a kid when your parent walks into your class.
Yup
The league definitely started the Coronavirus Pandemic
Good one.
Or Umbrella Corporation's CEO Dr. Alexander Isaacs. czcams.com/video/H4OXkoT81Jw/video.html
“What is the point of all those push-ups if you can’t even lift a bloody log?”
The background music in all these scenes really helps set the mood
Wayne is partially right about his message to the guests
He didn't left you for dead, he saved you
he left him for dead, in a certain point of view.
3:32 to 3:42 Ra’s Al Ghul cares about Bruce, but he’s still afraid to “do what is necessary”. I’m not sure if he’s smart or psychotic, or both. 4:17 , 4:37 and 4:55
This early version of Bruce as The Batman will put Bane seriously a run for his money. Take my word for it.
I like how the decoy is wearing a green jacket with a big collar, not unlike the comics
That lady’s like, “I introduced you, now I’m out before shit gets real.”
the lady noped the fuck out right away lol
Nancy Pelosi vibes
@@seanisthegood low key think she was already down with the league of shadows ra’s did say they infiltrated every organization etc
Bruce looked like he seen a ghost perfect acting
What’s amazing is at the beginning when Ra’s and Bruce are talking the rest of the party members are oblivious to it, as if it’s invisible to them, just like the league of shadows presence in Gotham is invisible to its citizens
I love how the old lady just walks away like nothing happened as soon as they start talking about the good stuff
She probably got taken away by fake Ra's and killed off screen 😄.
“Like your father you lack the courage to do what is necessary. When someone stands in the way of true justice you simply walk up behind them and stab them in the heart.” Man that whole scene was 🔥
Bruce’s face when he heard the apple falling from the tree line. That cut him deep.
What is the point of all those push-ups if you can’t even lift a bloody log?
Batman’s greatest weakness is his compassion
@@DeadmanWalking789 look what his compassion caused though
@@DeadmanWalking789 the case with the joker prove that, the compassion is his weakness
Everything has its pros and cons, to sum this argument up.
@@babalarassrah amen
@@meetprakasit1447 you may be right. But for batman his compassion has caused the death of countless people
Unlike popular culture Ras Al-Ghul impressive than bane and even joker.Liam neeeson nailed it.Begins was the best of the trilogy.
5:02 this is exactly what his daughter did
wow good stuff
Alfred roasting Bruce as the house burns down
Back then I thought ras was a made up villain cause I know the joker penguin and all the other villains from batman but ras was something I never heard before and I was shocked when I found out he was an actual villain from the comics
Kudos to Nolan for going with him as the main antagonist in the first chapter of a full reboot
"You burned my house and left me for dead" Bruh actually broke his arm saving him from falling off a mountain
5:10 Bruce instantly turns into Batman
0:19 I always wondered how this guy survived the events in the monastery. Only just now did I learn that it's two different guys. This Ra's al Ghul decoy is played by Jay Buozzi, while the original decoy in the monastery was played by Ken Watanabe.
Glad I finally noticed on my 163th viewing.
Lol, I almost thought the same thing when I watched it. The best way to tell that he isn't the one from the monastery is by listening to Bruce's words.
"You're not Ra's al Ghul, I watched him die."
Bruce definitely would have recognized him if he had been in the monastery.
Ik ima get hate but this was my favorite villain of all time, across all of superhero movies.
He feels very justified kinda
I agree
Ra's Al-Ghul: Amusing, but pointless.
The Joker: WOOAHHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!
''Sorry ladies and gentlemen, u are just terribly not important to me''
6:09 my father when we work around the house
''What is the point of silly pushups if you can't lift up all those bricks'' or ''pushing a barrow?''
I'm lifting weight and going to gym, but when it comes work around my house, I show my real strength!
The first time we see that Liam Neeson is Ra's al Ghul is right up there with the first time we see the Scarecrow in his mask
His daughters been TAKEN
Ra's Al Ghul in my opinion is the most powerful villain Batman ever fought. Liam Neeson was incredible in his role.
"The apple's fallen far from the tree, Mr. Wayne" - Rich guy with a snobby voice
I hate the League of Shadows because they are truly inefficient.
I mean, come on, Rio is still standing...
Hes partially right about the guests
"I wanted to save Gotham" 😢
"we sacked Rome, burned London to the ground, everytime a civilization reaches the pinnicle of it's decadance we return to restore order" -- WEF is that you?
0:36 *I'M BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKK!!!*
I side with Ra's cause to me it makes since
Reading about the great fire of London it was basically Gotham. Overcrowded, dirty, illness and orphans everywhere. The fire triggered important regulation and the city was much better off.
Imo Liam Nessons Ra’s Al ghul is one of the best on screen DC villans. Top 5 .
The best film scene in history
Alfred is bad ass
"Compassion is a weakness your enemies will not share". Interesting line as he showed compassion to bruce here by not finishing him off and assuming the fire will finish him here
He didn’t leave him for dead though he saved him 😢
I love the old lady, she played the silly, upper class woman, until Bruce said "You're not Ras Al-Ghul" she lost his smile but not any surprise or bewilderment and after the camera turned to Bruce the fake Ras and she walked away together. She must be one of them, love this small detail.
Old Woman: If I’m pronouncing it right… Mr. Ra’s al Ghul.
0:20
Bruce: You’re not Ra’s al Ghul. I watched him die.
Ra’s al Ghul: But is Ra’s al Ghul immortal? Or his methods supernatural?
Bruce: Or cheap parlor tricks to conceal your true identity, Ra’s.
रास अल गुल को देखते ही इसका सारा नशा उतर गया 🤣🤣🤣
justice is balance .
one of thee great scenne of the movie .
How many of you live somewhere that you KNOW is corrupt to the same point as Gotham is portrayed in this film?
Maybe that’s what hooked us in the way that the other Batman movies didn’t. The despair, the consequences, is what make Nolan’s Batman movies feel more plausible and less cartoony.
That’s why the idea of a guy dressing like a bat to freak out criminals feels more plausible in this setting
And yet absolutely nothing Ducard says is wrong.
He was right about all the guests
Fun Fact. The actor at 2:20 would return again in The Dark Knight Rises reprising his role as a member of The League of Shadows. He can be seen in the scene where Batman fights Bane in the sewers.
Yea I just realised that
Wait wait wait. Hold on a second…
I just realised that Ra’s send that Falcone guy to kill Bruce parents after all these years.
No, I don't think they imply that anywhere. He was even upset they died because it galvanized the city and delayed the inevitable.
No they messed with the economy using power of elite and wanted crime to tear apart city,