Billionaire who only gives a homeless man a coat. Instead of giving him a job or helping him improve his life. Batman is kind of a dick if you ask me. Being rich is his superpower. Way to gloat you prick.
@@MiiPower Bane in comics broke Batman's back, it was a miracle that he could heal Batman is my favorite superhero, mainly because he needed to achieve everything by himself, with tons of suffering and sacrifice... E.g Superman is strong only because of his race...
@@gorrow1990 it's not "I'm Batman" TBF it's when he says "I am vengeance, I am the night, I am Batman" it's always stuck with me. Also when he finally suits up and scares the crap out of Alfred is one of my favourite moments too.
@@haniffaris8917 No, when you use the term "terrorist" it means someone willing to achieve political, religious or ideological gains. Batman methods are not "terrorist" at all, maybe vigilantism, but not even so.
This is still one of the best portrayals of Batman and how he just devastates the criminals of Gotham Ben afflecks warehouse scene is great because we get to see Batman just kicking ass but this is Batman in the shadows using his ninja skills something we haven’t gotten a lot of in our most recent incarnations of Batman
Extras don't usually get beat up like in these scenes; typically it's stunt men. Unless it's a pretty simple take down, like you see in The Walking Dead, where a Zombie gets a quick whack in the head and they're dead.
Bale's I'M BATMAN is to this day, the greatest I'M BATMAN in cinema history, period. His voice in Begins was perfection - dark, strong, secretive, powerful. He also mixed it with an amazing, powerful whisper when the crook yells: 'Where are you?!' and Bat hanging just behind him says: 'Here!'. Bale delivered these lines with pure genius. This whole scene is brilliant. The best Batman introduction in movies, period. And yes, in later installments maybe Bale's voice was a little too strong in some moments but it's coz he was losing it so he had to force it more, but overall his voice was absolutely great throughout the Trilogy. In the scene in DK when Bat is at the scene of the murders together with Gordon - his voice, is perfection. I just love this Trilogy.
This is the full result of their last meeting from completely disarmed and powerless to overwhelming armed and frighting. From "And you always fear what you don't understand" to "what the hell are you?" And the same homeless guy really helps bring it full circle.
@L Grace it was because it hurt bale’s throat, he couldn’t continue it. Affleck’s voice went through post production to sound like batman has a voice changer.
I think the close-up fighting works in this scene. This whole sequence of introducing the Batman was made like a horror film to demonstrate his power to terrorize criminals like an otherworldly being. Erratic shots plus close-ups incite tension without revealing the full picture, making Batman in this case appear more dangerous, like a horror monster. And hazing his appearance before grabbing Falcone makes the impact of “I’m Batman!” even stronger.
For me it just seems like a cheap way to get out of any actual choreography. I wanna vividly see how dangerous and devastating batman is I don't wanna see a billion cuts per second. It just leaves me wanting more.
Absolutely the most perfect I'm Batman ever. And the best Batman introduction in cinema history. The whole scene is brilliant: the thugs, the atmosphere, that whisper, Bale's voice.
*_"Ladies. Gentlemen. You have eaten well. You've eaten Gotham's wealth. It's spirit. Your feast is nearly over. From this moment on...... None of you are safe."_* *The Batman introduction speech we deserved, but this clip was the one we needed right now.*
Honestly can't be overstated how immensely satisfying this sequence was watching this for the first time in the cinema. Like half the movie later, after a solid amount of character building and training, and Batman up and defines the Batman experience as it should be on the big screen going forward. I never get tired of it
I LOVE this scene! The way Batman is introduced as a threat to the criminals, he really becomes their fear. The Horror movie aspects in this scene undermine this extremely well. Batman, the fear of the feared.
@@CancelHappiness The only cringe thing here is that your dad porked your mom and made you. Now that's something the entire world can cringe at together.
I know a lot of people hated the fight scene camera work, but I think it fits with the movie. These thugs are witnessing this force of nature just rip them to shreds, this black blur who takes out 10+ armed guys. It adds to the suspense of the movie, the concept of Batman by just seeing a whirlwind of destruction, no identifiable movements, just guys going down.
Christian Bale's portrayal of Batman was at its best in this movie. Here, the voice wasn't that bad. And he felt more naturally dark and intimidating in this film than in the sequels. Plus the suit looked cooler and had the more classic/iconic look of the cape being wrapped around the body which I prefer.
This right here. His voice was well done in Begins but it was a little over exaggerated at times in TDK, namely the ending of the movie. It wasn't that bad all the time though. Keaton and bale are arguably the best batman actors, IMO.
@@greghartman5895 well thats just wrong, if you put nostalgia aside you would realise bale was a pretty bad representation of batman, pattinson easily is the best batman actor
@@greghartman5895 its really not even an opinion, nolan's movies were amazing and they are classics but batman fans and batman comic readers all know that it wasn't the best representation of batman and his world, matt reeves understands the source material better and has adapted it better, not an opinion its a fact, im not saying nolans movies were bad btw
@Geordie mc dude you're allowed to think whatever you want and like whatever you want just the same as anyone else. Go for it. Bale is not even my favorite batman anyway, Keaton is, keep in my mind I'm almost 40 so he was my childhood batman and I grew up reading the 80s and 90s batman comics. I got nothing against Pattinson and thought he was fantastic as batman, however, his Bruce Wayne left much to be desired for me at least. I still think that may change in the next movie.
2:42 To be honest this is the best timing for "I'm batman" delivery line. It shows that Falcone's reign of terror is over and it shows that Gotham has got its new hero
I like BB and love TDK, but I'm not too crazy about TDKR. It's actually pretty good for the most part, but it really falls apart in the third act for me.
@@geometrydashiuppiter6910 You have to suspend your disbelief much more for the third one. The plot twists feel a little cheap. I think if it was missing Tom Hardy as Bane the movie would have fell completely flat.
This is one of my favorite movies of all. The “I am Batman” line just hits my spine so hard. Christian Bale in my head will be considered the best and one of all legendary Batman!!!
Watching this I kinda wanna have a "superhero" movie, but from the perspective of the villains. Like, a variety of them. Some thugs being afraid of the Batman. Mafia boss fleeing the city. A small-time thief stealing something and living in constant fear of some hero finding him. Seems like a nice idea for a horror-ish movie
I love how in this movie as a whole, you barely see Batman straight up fist-fighting people. And they make him much scarier, you get to see the fear in the bad guys’ eyes. The Dark Knight was an amazing movie in general, but this was the best Batman movie.
Its funny how back in Batman 1989, Michael Keaton came up with the "I'm Batman" line. And then, not even 20 years later Christian Bale is using it in Batman Begins.
What are you talking about? Micheal Keaton did come up with the “I’m Batman” line. He said it himself. The original line for that scene script in 1989 was “I’m vengeance” but then during the scene, Micheal Keaton decided to say “Im Batman” instead because he thought It sounded better. And luckily, Tim Burton loved it. And went along with it.
@ill speedylaunch But I didn’t say Bale copied Keaton’s line, did I? All I said is that it’s funny that Bale used that same exact line as Keaton but in a different Batman era. And now that line is just so iconic!
@ill speedylaunch Yeah he’s saying it 20 years later which is kinda ironic considering it wasn’t much of a popular line back then, but now because of Bale, it has became more personified and popular. But I never said he copied him. I just said he’s saying the line not copying it.
“You think because your mommy and daddy got shot you know you about the ugly side of life” Years later: I am Batman… oh what’s up dude whose coat I gave the same day I got that speech.
Thug: "WHERE ARE YOU?" Batman: "Here." Thug: "AH!" [cut to black] To this day, this part gives me goosebumps. Batman was like something straight out of a horror movie in this scene. I love it.
Batman Begins (2005): "Who the hell are you?" "I'm Batman" And we got the greatest superhero trilogy. The Batman(2022): "Who the hell are you supposed to be?" "I'm vengeance" And with this, I sincerely hope we get great movies just as the Dark Knight trilogy.
The Batman is way better. The action is clearer and the camera is rarely shaking. In Batman Begins you can barely tell what’s going on in the fight. Saying this movie tops The Batman by a longshot is an ignorant statement.
@@IAmThePunkSkunk In terms of fight scenes, Pattinson is clearly better than Bale. But Begins is more focused on HQs such as Year One. In The Batman, we can't recognise which HQ is focused on. It's more a personal interpretation for Matt Reeves than a movie based on comic books as Nolan did, with a bit of interpretation, of course. And for me, this makes Begins a bit better than The Batman.
people say bales batman wasn't brutal, this film shows him beating up bad guys left right and centre. Not just action packed film but with an excellent story.
Any others who really like these "Predator Map" -esque scenes? They take the time to show how scary Batman can really be, from the point of view of his "prey". This scene and the one in BvS where they find him in a corner of the ceiling and the cops shit themselves are 👌😄
This scene is all the more gratifying to the audience coming long after the scene where Bruce confronts Falcone in the restaurant where he is all powerful and he lectures Bruce about “you fear what you don’t understand” The look of terror on Falcone’s face and seeing his 🦷 fly on the headbutt is such a satisfying resolution to his demise.
The 2:41 timestamp with the soundtrack gives me shivers. Probably because of the build up and following his journey accumelates here in this moment, he has finally reached the point where he now is The Batman!
I just appreciate that Christopher Nolan directly tips his hat to Tim Burton's original take on Batman with Michael Keaton as Batman. This scene was, if not a shot for shot duplicate of that scene in Batman, it was a very close reimagining of that scene. The big differences? In Batman Begins, one of the thugs screams "Where are you?" and Tom Wilkinson as Carmine Falcone yells "what the hell are you?" To which the reply was "I'm Batman". In the original Batman with Michael Keaton, one thug asks "Who are you?" and Keaton replies "I'm Batman." So that was the biggest difference between the two scenes from each movie. And since Chris Nolan was basically rebooting the series, it made sense that this scene would be a strong nod to Tim Burton's original vision.
Line in 1989 Batman actually goes Thug: "Don't kill me man!" Batman: "I'm not going to kill you, I want you to tell your friends about me" Thug: "what are you?" Batman: *draws him close* "I'm Batman"
If I remember correctly, he lost his voice for three weeks after filming and didn't want to do it again afterwards. So for the following films they fixed his voice post production. I may be wrong or at least have some of the details mixed up. If any knows for sure feel free to correct me.
@@LordRevan329 freaking sucks if that happened. I give Ben Affleck or whoever came up with the idea of the voice changer. At least then it doesn't kill the voice.
I love that the focus is on the bad guys and the terror Batman is instilling in them, which btw is some excellent acting. Batman is barely seen and is just a blur, even in the epic 1vMany fight. If this was a modern Superhero film, it would be Batman's point of view easily clearing through an army of these faceless random bad guys with the focus on his badass fighting skills. Very mindless filmmaking
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"Nice coat"
"Thanks"
Keep in mind that Bruce gave him that coat before he left Gotham for *seven years.* He still remembers him.
the best part about the homeless guy is that he is hearing gunshots nearby but keeps eating his beans and does not give a shit.
@@maksymstrut8687 welcome to Gotham
@@santiagovera7198 I hate Gotham -Shredder
No shit…
Billionaire who only gives a homeless man a coat. Instead of giving him a job or helping him improve his life. Batman is kind of a dick if you ask me. Being rich is his superpower. Way to gloat you prick.
"You know how to fight six men. We'll teach you how to engage six hundred"
You know how to disappear, I can teach you to become truly invisible ;3
Funny that ra's al gul said that because in the dark knight rises he takes on banes army which has 1000 men.
@@MiiPower All three films are deeply intertwined
@@MiiPower Bane in comics broke Batman's back, it was a miracle that he could heal
Batman is my favorite superhero, mainly because he needed to achieve everything by himself, with tons of suffering and sacrifice... E.g Superman is strong only because of his race...
@@SwordMadnessvhs
money money money
“You always fear...what you don’t understand”
Sees a giant bat beating up 12 guys
A single bat beat up 7 billion humans 😂😂😂😂
@@maverickindia117 Dude...not remotely funny. That stuff is real life! This stuff is fiction-fantasy!
@@victorpradha9946 mad?
@@victorpradha9946 you do realize it’s a joke right its not ment to be that serious
@@victorpradha9946 gonna cry
His girlfriend: what were you doing last night Bruce?
Bruce: just returning some video tapes
And smoking weed
Batman vs established order- he wins
Yawn.
Christy don’t stare at it.....eat it
I think that reference really came into his own, comercially and artisticly
Still the most epic “I’m Batman” in a movie.
gor9027 except for the voice
Nah, mask of the phantasm bro
When did Conroy say it in Phantasm? I don’t recall that moment. And if he did I feel kinda foolish for forgetting that.
@@gorrow1990 it's not "I'm Batman" TBF it's when he says "I am vengeance, I am the night, I am Batman" it's always stuck with me. Also when he finally suits up and scares the crap out of Alfred is one of my favourite moments too.
Nah Keaton's was better .
2:41 I can only imagine the audience’s reaction to this scene. Hearing the Bale Batman voice for the first time must’ve been epic.
Totally
I would’ve screamed. Unfortunately, I was only 1 at the time.
You forgot: 'here'
I was an audience member. And it was absolutely amazing.
I remember it in the cinema and it was epic. Just imagine going from the naff George Clooney kids film to this.
14 years after this movie came out and I'm still wondering where does Batman fly up to after catching Falcone
He had put the grapple gun to his utility belt
put a grapple gun to his utility belt
@kaz Don't know what they're called but they have like these beams over top of containers like that to move them around.
Don't use this n-word.
LeVolVik but I have a n-word pass
"Where are you"
"HERE".
NO! It is: WHERE ARE YOU!!! here.
AGAHHH
AAAH
I wish my friend could tell me that every time we hangout
The way Batman says "here" in the first trailer was way better than the movies.
nice coat!!! best line ever
Nice profile picture!
"Dark Knight Returns"
Mat Mac For you
Thanks
Then he just floats up into the night😂
Where’s the batclaw lol
A Dawg Named Cat he is the batclaw
Filmed like a horror movie. Excellent.
Exactly. Batman's use of terror is such a key element of his character. Shame they barely used this technique in the later films.
@@kebbotnet4170 so batman is basically a terrorist?
@@haniffaris8917 Batman uses "terror" based on fear and intimidation not political terrorism.
@@haniffaris8917 No, when you use the term "terrorist" it means someone willing to achieve political, religious or ideological gains. Batman methods are not "terrorist" at all, maybe vigilantism, but not even so.
@@Sergeant_Camacho But Batman did willing to achieve political, and at least ideological gains, and one of his method is to utilize terrors
*"WHERE ARE YOU?!*
"here"
Best scene ever
Kinda hilarious
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Yeah That Clip Makes Me Laugh
1:52 LMAOOOOO
RIP Tom Wilkinson. A great actor, we'll have his characters to remember him by.
This is still one of the best portrayals of Batman and how he just devastates the criminals of Gotham Ben afflecks warehouse scene is great because we get to see Batman just kicking ass but this is Batman in the shadows using his ninja skills something we haven’t gotten a lot of in our most recent incarnations of Batman
Yes
Yes
Something we get least of all from Batman are his actual detective skills. Can't think of a single movie that put much emphasis on that.
@@tymelthompson4182 The upcoming movie with Pattinson will probably nail that aspect. Reeves definitely looks like he knows doing.
In the BvS director cut, the intro scene for batman is just as good if not better. And it was from the cops point of view.
The Scene wouldn't be so ripe if it weren't for the extras acting super scared. Props to extras who get beat up.
Extras don't usually get beat up like in these scenes; typically it's stunt men. Unless it's a pretty simple take down, like you see in The Walking Dead, where a Zombie gets a quick whack in the head and they're dead.
They would be acting scared. Batman strikes fear into criminals. They are scared shitless by him
They’re not extras but actual actors. :)
Falcones face totally sells it when he sees Batman up close too
Bale's I'M BATMAN is to this day, the greatest I'M BATMAN in cinema history, period. His voice in Begins was perfection - dark, strong, secretive, powerful. He also mixed it with an amazing, powerful whisper when the crook yells: 'Where are you?!' and Bat hanging just behind him says: 'Here!'. Bale delivered these lines with pure genius. This whole scene is brilliant.
The best Batman introduction in movies, period.
And yes, in later installments maybe Bale's voice was a little too strong in some moments but it's coz he was losing it so he had to force it more, but overall his voice was absolutely great throughout the Trilogy. In the scene in DK when Bat is at the scene of the murders together with Gordon - his voice, is perfection. I just love this Trilogy.
Lmao that homeless guy just chilling there.
Now he got a free car and some guns
Excelent comment xD
And he has a nice coat too
"Finally, my rise to crime lord can TRULY begin!"
@@Montesama314 Maybe he ends up being the Joker.
He's like ....god is great I wanted a home..he gave a 700 dollars coat 500 dollars car and some badass guns.
This is the full result of their last meeting from completely disarmed and powerless to overwhelming armed and frighting.
From "And you always fear what you don't understand" to "what the hell are you?"
And the same homeless guy really helps bring it full circle.
Agreed, you can just feel Falcone's fear in this scene. It was such a great entrance for Batman. Plus the "nice coat" line adds a little humor to it.
"Nice coat"
"Thanks. Heard the gunfire and the screaming, thought I'd come over to have dinner"
His voice in this movie is the perfect Batman voice IMO
Agreed 100%
@L Grace it was because it hurt bale’s throat, he couldn’t continue it. Affleck’s voice went through post production to sound like batman has a voice changer.
@@L_Lawliet1907 That was a better and safer option in my option.
@@juanrisa945 they didn’t have the tech to modulate it as good as BvS
it was kinda goofy ngl
Falcone: "What the hell are you?"
Batman: "I'm Bateman."
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Proceeds to grab an axe
@@rabbithole9373 *begins to inquire if Falcone enjoys the music of Huey Lewis and the News*
@@willcavanagh2391 ⛏️
2:51 *the best line in the Trilogy*
Lol 😂
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@@vivianbillan7844 man has life been rough for ya?
@@vivianbillan7844 wtf?
Christian Bale , as Batman, nailed it with this scene. So memorable.
The way he says “I’m Batman” just gives me chills
Rest In Peace Tom Wilkinson 1948 - 2023
Great Actor
"I'm Patrick Bateman"
No You Lucas Leotta
Duper Super calm down, you want me to cook you up some potato pancakes, maybe some latkas
Duper Super I need to return some video tapes
“Let’s see Paul Allen’s head butt”
@Dark Knight lol learn grammar
"What the hell are you?"
"I'm Batman"
Iconic
I think the close-up fighting works in this scene. This whole sequence of introducing the Batman was made like a horror film to demonstrate his power to terrorize criminals like an otherworldly being. Erratic shots plus close-ups incite tension without revealing the full picture, making Batman in this case appear more dangerous, like a horror monster. And hazing his appearance before grabbing Falcone makes the impact of “I’m Batman!” even stronger.
For me it just seems like a cheap way to get out of any actual choreography. I wanna vividly see how dangerous and devastating batman is I don't wanna see a billion cuts per second. It just leaves me wanting more.
@@kristhovaldez8819 the fights are only thing that wasn't good in the dark knight trilogy.. But Pattinson's batman got that right..
@@AJG98 I completely agree with your statement. Here 👑
Just like Ras intendec
@@AJG98 completely agree. Just imagine how much better this trilogy would be if the choreography was as good as, say, in Daredevil.
Absolutely the most perfect I'm Batman ever. And the best Batman introduction in cinema history. The whole scene is brilliant: the thugs, the atmosphere, that whisper, Bale's voice.
*_"Ladies. Gentlemen. You have eaten well. You've eaten Gotham's wealth. It's spirit. Your feast is nearly over. From this moment on...... None of you are safe."_*
*The Batman introduction speech we deserved, but this clip was the one we needed right now.*
Jellal how are you everywhere
Well batman begins is inspired by batman year one
I can literally hear this in Kevin Conroy’s voice. 🥶
Honestly can't be overstated how immensely satisfying this sequence was watching this for the first time in the cinema. Like half the movie later, after a solid amount of character building and training, and Batman up and defines the Batman experience as it should be on the big screen going forward. I never get tired of it
“Where are you!!!???”
“Here.”
“Aahhh!!!”
That is as funny as any Mel Brooks movie! Kills me every time!!!
I'll shit in my pants real bad when I see a man dressed like a bat and hanging invertedly like a fucking madman.
😂😂😂
In my opinion, this is by far the best "I'm batman"
1:51 the mosquito that keeps you awake.
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LoL Funny
Bane said in Dark Knight Rises
"No one cared who i was until i wore the mask". Its crazy how no one cares about you untill you're either dead or rich.
I LOVE this scene! The way Batman is introduced as a threat to the criminals, he really becomes their fear. The Horror movie aspects in this scene undermine this extremely well. Batman, the fear of the feared.
Rest in peace Tom Wilkinson. 😔❤💔
May Tom Wilkinson rest in peace.
The Great Carmine Falcone is dead. The father of Catwoman is dead. We are grieving the loss of a great man.
RIP Mr.Tom Wilkinson
Great masterpiece. This is the only Batman movie where you really have time to feel the slow and fast suspense.
Still the best " im batman" scene in all batman movies
The most epic ‘ I’m Batman ‘ especially with the voice of Bale ❤️
most cringe-worthy, definitely
@@CancelHappiness The only cringe thing here is that your dad porked your mom and made you. Now that's something the entire world can cringe at together.
The "Nice coat" part.
It's his coat. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Old guy: "Batman... why does the inside of this coat tag say 'property of Bruce Wayne' on it?
Batman: "Nebbermindthat!"
@@jsullivan2112
Hoooooo
We have a smartass here.
Sadly this one is more ASS than SMART.
@@jsullivan2112 ahhaha
@@eiyu-okuroryokan2634 Bro ur clearly a dumbaas
So many ass are compiled here .... Lol ... I wish y'all use booty instead of asses ... Here.. butt... It's okay ....
One of the greatest quotes of all time
,,What the hell are you?, I AM BATMAN!!, Nice coat, Thanks"
I know a lot of people hated the fight scene camera work, but I think it fits with the movie. These thugs are witnessing this force of nature just rip them to shreds, this black blur who takes out 10+ armed guys. It adds to the suspense of the movie, the concept of Batman by just seeing a whirlwind of destruction, no identifiable movements, just guys going down.
Christian Bale's portrayal of Batman was at its best in this movie. Here, the voice wasn't that bad. And he felt more naturally dark and intimidating in this film than in the sequels. Plus the suit looked cooler and had the more classic/iconic look of the cape being wrapped around the body which I prefer.
This right here. His voice was well done in Begins but it was a little over exaggerated at times in TDK, namely the ending of the movie. It wasn't that bad all the time though. Keaton and bale are arguably the best batman actors, IMO.
@@greghartman5895 well thats just wrong, if you put nostalgia aside you would realise bale was a pretty bad representation of batman, pattinson easily is the best batman actor
@@geordiemc4571 that is YOUR opinion
@@greghartman5895 its really not even an opinion, nolan's movies were amazing and they are classics but batman fans and batman comic readers all know that it wasn't the best representation of batman and his world, matt reeves understands the source material better and has adapted it better, not an opinion its a fact, im not saying nolans movies were bad btw
@Geordie mc dude you're allowed to think whatever you want and like whatever you want just the same as anyone else. Go for it. Bale is not even my favorite batman anyway, Keaton is, keep in my mind I'm almost 40 so he was my childhood batman and I grew up reading the 80s and 90s batman comics.
I got nothing against Pattinson and thought he was fantastic as batman, however, his Bruce Wayne left much to be desired for me at least. I still think that may change in the next movie.
2:39 *Glass shatters* "I'm Batman!" 🤣🤣
2:42 To be honest this is the best timing for "I'm batman" delivery line. It shows that Falcone's reign of terror is over and it shows that Gotham has got its new hero
1:58 This is EXACTLY what I wanted in Batman 89 and never got.
I absolutely love this trilogy, but Batman Begins will always be my favorite.
Same.
I like BB and love TDK, but I'm not too crazy about TDKR. It's actually pretty good for the most part, but it really falls apart in the third act for me.
@@geometrydashiuppiter6910 You have to suspend your disbelief much more for the third one. The plot twists feel a little cheap. I think if it was missing Tom Hardy as Bane the movie would have fell completely flat.
Agreed
2005 was one of the best years for movies based on DC properties. The 3 movies were Constantine, Batman Begins, and V For Vendetta.
Never will beat this trilogy. This was much more than an action super hero movie.
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This is one of my favorite movies of all. The “I am Batman” line just hits my spine so hard.
Christian Bale in my head will be considered the best and one of all legendary Batman!!!
Watching this I kinda wanna have a "superhero" movie, but from the perspective of the villains. Like, a variety of them. Some thugs being afraid of the Batman. Mafia boss fleeing the city. A small-time thief stealing something and living in constant fear of some hero finding him.
Seems like a nice idea for a horror-ish movie
You got a scene from Arkham Knight like that where you play from Joker's perspective
I love the fear on Falcone's face when Bale says "I'm Batman"
1:20 “there’s a problem out here you better Bale, Christian Bale”
2:13 No lie I felt just as afraid as Falcone. That's how good that movie was.
I love how in this movie as a whole, you barely see Batman straight up fist-fighting people. And they make him much scarier, you get to see the fear in the bad guys’ eyes. The Dark Knight was an amazing movie in general, but this was the best Batman movie.
Keaton and Bale have the best “I’m Batman” line deliveries
Kevin Conroy is the best.
Conroy’s is way better than both, but in this particular movie Bale’s voice is still pretty badass
Definitely agree about Keaton and bale to me excellent Batman role as well
there’s a problem out here, you better bail...
Christian Bale
there’s a problem out here, you better bale
I bet this time, Falcone wouldn't be getting *Baled* out of jail!
You won the internet
The way it cuts to the dude's POV of him seemingly flying up into the darkness at the end is brilliant.
Its funny how back in Batman 1989, Michael Keaton came up with the "I'm Batman" line. And then, not even 20 years later Christian Bale is using it in Batman Begins.
What are you talking about? Micheal Keaton did come up with the “I’m Batman” line. He said it himself. The original line for that scene script in 1989 was “I’m vengeance” but then during the scene, Micheal Keaton decided to say “Im Batman” instead because he thought
It sounded better. And luckily, Tim Burton loved it. And went along with it.
@ill speedylaunch But I didn’t say Bale copied Keaton’s line, did I? All I said is that it’s funny that Bale used that same exact line as Keaton but in a different Batman era. And now that line is just so iconic!
@ill speedylaunch Yeah he’s saying it 20 years later which is kinda ironic considering it wasn’t much of a popular line back then, but now because of Bale, it has became more personified and popular. But I never said he copied him. I just said he’s saying the line not copying it.
@ill speedylaunch Yeah, he’s using it because they told him to say it. Why are we even arguing about this?
2:37 One of my favorite Batman moments ever🦇
2:42 I’M BATMAN
I really like this scene because it captures perfectly the idea which goes from Batman being a myth among criminals.
0:55 thats terrifying
“You think because your mommy and daddy got shot you know you about the ugly side of life”
Years later: I am Batman… oh what’s up dude whose coat I gave the same day I got that speech.
he Fight like a shadow ninja/assassin, I really like this Batman's fighting styles
Thug: "WHERE ARE YOU?"
Batman: "Here."
Thug: "AH!"
[cut to black]
To this day, this part gives me goosebumps. Batman was like something straight out of a horror movie in this scene. I love it.
I'm sure that anyone who watched the 1989 Batman enjoyed this scene in particular :)
2:53 ight imma head out
I can only imagine the cheering at "im batman" and the laughter at "nice coat" like that's the second line that precedes "im batman"
-"Where are you?!"
-"Here."
-"GAAAHH!!!"
The scream gets me everytime
Batman Begins (2005):
"Who the hell are you?"
"I'm Batman"
And we got the greatest superhero trilogy.
The Batman(2022):
"Who the hell are you supposed to be?"
"I'm vengeance"
And with this, I sincerely hope we get great movies just as the Dark Knight trilogy.
Honestly I have faith in Robert, he is an excellent actor and he's been trapped in the shadow cast by those shitty Twilight films for way too long
@@FiftyStates5 keep faith in Matt Reeves as well
He said "what the hell are you?"*
They said it would be inspired by the nolan trilogy
the best *live action* "I am batman"
This exact scene is the reason why this movie tops “The Batman” by a longshot.
The Batman is way better. The action is clearer and the camera is rarely shaking. In Batman Begins you can barely tell what’s going on in the fight. Saying this movie tops The Batman by a longshot is an ignorant statement.
@@IAmThePunkSkunk maybe not by a longshot but it's still better lol
@@ryanh4145 Nah, The new batman is way more brutal. Christian Bale just swoops in and grabs people or beats people up quickly in fast moving shots.
@@IAmThePunkSkunk In terms of fight scenes, Pattinson is clearly better than Bale. But Begins is more focused on HQs such as Year One. In The Batman, we can't recognise which HQ is focused on. It's more a personal interpretation for Matt Reeves than a movie based on comic books as Nolan did, with a bit of interpretation, of course.
And for me, this makes Begins a bit better than The Batman.
@@IAmThePunkSkunk cope harder fanboy.
*THIS. IS. MY. BATMAN!!!!!!!!!!*
2:40 this part made me cry for real with that bgm🙌
Christian Bale is the Tobey Maguire of Batman
Yes
Christian bale is still relevant in Hollywood tobey isn’t. Bad comparison you made. Really horriblez
@@mikefit3343 Tobey will always be relevant....he immortal ❤️
Plus Tobey's back in no way home so less goo 🕷️🕸️
@@notnil_e3924 He’s back as a voice actor nothing more. This would be his first time back involved on the big screen since (2014)
Batman Begins is my favorite movie out of the trilogy. I think Bruce Wayne’s transition into the caped crusader is the most interesting plot line.
Man: Where are you ?
Batman: Here
😂😂
The best Batman in my opinion. And the intro to those criminals….ufffff!!!!
people say bales batman wasn't brutal, this film shows him beating up bad guys left right and centre. Not just action packed film but with an excellent story.
Any others who really like these "Predator Map" -esque scenes? They take the time to show how scary Batman can really be, from the point of view of his "prey". This scene and the one in BvS where they find him in a corner of the ceiling and the cops shit themselves are 👌😄
2:47 he was like "What...... the fuck"
All good actors are easy to work with. It's the ones that aren't very good who tend to be very difficult. Tom Wilkinson. R.I.P. gentleman.
Best Bale Batman suit, best Bale Batman voice, best Bale Batman film.
Best Batman movie.
Easily.
This scene is all the more gratifying to the audience coming long after the scene where Bruce confronts Falcone in the restaurant where he is all powerful and he lectures Bruce about “you fear what you don’t understand”
The look of terror on Falcone’s face and seeing his 🦷 fly on the headbutt is such a satisfying resolution to his demise.
I never noticed the tooth. I was too busy watching Falcone get headbutted by Batman.
The 2:41 timestamp with the soundtrack gives me shivers.
Probably because of the build up and following his journey accumelates here in this moment, he has finally reached the point where he now is The Batman!
I love the way he flies vertically upwards into space
I just appreciate that Christopher Nolan directly tips his hat to Tim Burton's original take on Batman with Michael Keaton as Batman.
This scene was, if not a shot for shot duplicate of that scene in Batman, it was a very close reimagining of that scene.
The big differences?
In Batman Begins, one of the thugs screams "Where are you?" and Tom Wilkinson as Carmine Falcone yells "what the hell are you?" To which the reply was "I'm Batman".
In the original Batman with Michael Keaton, one thug asks "Who are you?" and Keaton replies "I'm Batman."
So that was the biggest difference between the two scenes from each movie.
And since Chris Nolan was basically rebooting the series, it made sense that this scene would be a strong nod to Tim Burton's original vision.
Agreed, I’ve always loved that he paid respects the 89 film.
Line in 1989 Batman actually goes
Thug: "Don't kill me man!"
Batman: "I'm not going to kill you, I want you to tell your friends about me"
Thug: "what are you?"
Batman: *draws him close* "I'm Batman"
Don't you mean that was the biggest similarity? What other similarities were there?
Why did he have to change from this voice? This one was perfect.
If I remember correctly, he lost his voice for three weeks after filming and didn't want to do it again afterwards. So for the following films they fixed his voice post production. I may be wrong or at least have some of the details mixed up. If any knows for sure feel free to correct me.
@@LordRevan329 freaking sucks if that happened. I give Ben Affleck or whoever came up with the idea of the voice changer. At least then it doesn't kill the voice.
@@LordRevan329 Incorrect, the director of the second movie wanted a stronger sounding voice so you got that crap in the second one.
No strepsil?
Admiral Talax but it’s the same director.
Why was the homeless guy hanging around the drug trafficking??
🤔🤔
They just want to show you how shitty Gotham is. There might be a girl raped in the corner and nobody will give a fck
Pikolow1 For the snacks?
To signify how this random homeless man is the only one whom watched him left Gotham as Bruce Wayne and returned as the caped crusader.
Why does a dog hang around the dinner table? ...... Joking. respect the homeless.
That's Boris the Blade
Awesome badass epic introduction to strike terror in the hearts of criminals of Gotham City.
Ben Affleck and Christopher Bale played an awesome Batman
Always Christian Bale still Best.
The build of fear and suspense around this scene is incredible. It reminds me of ‘Alien’.
Utterly awesome movie. For me Christian is the definitive Batman!
This never gets old
I was 9 years old when this came out and sitting in the movie theater for this scene was a great experience.
I love that the focus is on the bad guys and the terror Batman is instilling in them, which btw is some excellent acting. Batman is barely seen and is just a blur, even in the epic 1vMany fight.
If this was a modern Superhero film, it would be Batman's point of view easily clearing through an army of these faceless random bad guys with the focus on his badass fighting skills. Very mindless filmmaking
This movie is so much underrated. Too mature for large audience.
When he said "nice coat", he was referring to the tasteful thickness of it.
2:42-2:43 Christian Bale has the best Batman voice