The Dark Knight Bank Robbery Scene HD
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No back story, no prequel, not explanation as to why he is who/what he is.....just the Joker standing there on a street corner. Brilliant.
If Heath Ledger wouldn’t have passed away, then maybe they could’ve made a prequel. I would’ve liked to have seen a prequel to this Joker honestly.
Jeremiah Carter nah Nolan is better enough to leave it as it was as a masterpiece! Look at other franchises that did add on something to it and it failed or just sucked entirely! Glad he wasn’t a Hollywood greedy bastard who was in it for the money! That’s what DTK trilogy separates from DCEU and MCU
@@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr good point. wouldnt wanna undermine this film by making a bad prequel.
Jeremiah Carter a forgotten solider prequel would’ve been dope since he mentions soldiers a lot in this film.
Jose Hernandez so true, but I guess like some people say it’s best that their is no origin. In a way it’s kind of up to you to decided where this joker came from. Everyone can have their own origin story for him however they want, so I guess that’s pretty cool too
Still gives me chills to this day. One of the greatest intros in history
I had already got my PS3 and HD television and was just playing games on them. I don't watch much television. Then my kids bought my this blu-ray for Christmas and - even though I had seen this movie in the theatre - I paused the blu-ray and made everyone come watch this. Wow.
The voice acting was garbage, except for Ledger's
I Man - yup especially when Ledger is just standing there holding the mask on the street corner
Hey you have a Valve pfp
Indeed
everytime i try to guess which window breaks
AdventKnyght Same😂😂
AdventKnyght lmfao same, this is fucked up
Same can never get it right lmao thought i was the only one
AdventKnyght I finally got it right after a million times well it was a couple years ago
Same
best way to start a movie
Hi😊 fu what you
Best opening scene to a movie ever?
Yes, I think so
Nothing else comes to mind right now.
NANTHS INGONYAMA BAGITHI BAA
"Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith."
Raiders of the Lost Ark. A contender, but I love the bank heist
Nolan is a truly talented director. Look at the shots,the cinematography (maybe the credits of this shall be given to Wally Pfister) , the quiet but still noticeable music always blending in the background. All these details get you hooked from minute 1 till end. This is how movies should be made.
Truly the best Nolan movie ever. Interstellar is a close second and Inception third.
Hans zimmer does awesome jobs with his sountrack score
Yes credits go to Hans Zimmer as well of course! But the way Nolan blends the music minimally with the film makes it even more greater :)
was a bit disappointed with his new interstellar though...
The Prestige is really good too
Most under-rated actor. William Fichtner only gets a minute or two, but he sure makes the most of it.
Nolan was inspired by the movie Heat. William Fichtner was a banker in the movie. Very poetic of Nolan to use him in this scene
And he’s getting robbed in both banks he works for in both films lol
Alexander Mahone
You and your friends are dead!!!
@@evilios9674 I literally felt an urge to rewatch Prison Break after this scene
Do I look like a man with a plan?
yes, yes you do.
***** No, I am not talking to myself. Did you just call me crazy?
***** I am almost sure that I was talking to my good friend Bob.
Kind of.
Guy* lol
I was at a midnight premiere for this when it first hit theaters. I'll never forget the moment Joker takes off his mask, the entire theater cheered for Heath Ledger. One of my coolest memories.
Sadly, he died from the medication 💊 before the movie was premiered.
I was too.
“No, no no no. I kill the bus driver”
The way that line is delivered was phenomenal
All that in less than 5 minutes. Nicely done
its a fuckin motion picture tho dont forget it its wicked
Vince kertesz thanks for letting us know you don’t even last for 5 minutes
I think the bagging of the money would have taken the longest out of all the cuts ahaha
@@geraldellis1177 don't forget it's wicked? the fuck are you talking about?
"DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHO YER STEALIN FRAM? EWAN EUPHRENZA, DAD."
He had a family.
u and ur friends are dead. thats what i think he said
No, he said what I just told you he said.
You're an idiot.
Malachi Coleman That's debateable.
LMAO! That was funny.
the big disappointment when i realized i wasnt watching the actual movie
Ikr! But it doesn't make any sense for me because I have it on CD.
gumby it’s on Netflix now
@@Karlebow571
No just the dark knight rises
@@alexandertchubarukschlicht5278 go to zone telechargement
Loki 2012 Batman why do I see you everywhere.
The part where it shows Joker standing with his mask by his side, just pause that and examine the mise en scene.
I could talk about that one frame for about four hours, think of all the pedestrians just glued in their own bubbles not noticing this psychopath criminal standing right on the corner. He must be standing there in full make-up as seen when he un-masks at the end... interesting how the camera zooms into his mask to show us (the viewers) that we should watch this particular clown as he's important to the scene's narrative.
Just excellent, Nolan. Some directors put so much detail and thought into the composition of their shots and effect our subconscious viewing mind without us even noticing.
At the end you can see he has no makeup on. So he's looking like he does in the scene where Commissioner Gordon is shot.
Andrés Seriñá no, he's in full make up when he takes off the mask
Andrés Seriñá are you blind?
Daniel Wiles great observation
Even Ledger's body posture--hunched over, like a predator about to strike.
15 years later and it's still the best opening to a film!
0:43 yep.
Guess it's time to watch the rest of the movie
@Big Ol Internet Troll bad news, I checked just yesterday and they removed it some reason
@Big Ol Internet Troll yeah
Welp time to get it on UHD Blu-ray
@@istoleurfaceha3527 I have the trilogy on blu-ray lol
God, I fucking love this movie
yeah, me too
1:30 me too.
I watched this in the theater as an 8 year old with my parents. I had no idea what was going on, but I immediately became fascinated. Best opening to a movie that I’ve seen.
I watched this when I was 6 years old and I knew what was happening. Lol you were too innocent
@@xxxod no need to gloat about it
I was turning 19 when i saw it in theaters
I cant believe this was 10 years ago
A full decade. Feels like yesterday
call of duty chile 12 actually
@@carlossoto9136 the late 2000’s were a great time for movies.
Bank heist > plane scene
I think their both really great. While the bank heist is easily one of the best openings in any movie, the plane scene would’ve been a great solid opening if it wasn’t overshadowed by the dark knight masterfully done bank heist
Yes slightly better
They're both fantastic scenes.
Ugh, 10 years later and this still gives me chills. TDK (and the Nolan trilogy) have yet to be surpassed by any other superhero films.
deerlikely what about any tv shows?
It's good but spiderman 2 is better
@@hornyconvict spiderman 2 is not better lmfao
The Joker was so smart he planned the perfect bank heist. He had a guy take out the alarm, open the vault and take control of the lobby. Then told all of his thugs separately to take the other guy out and in the end he didn't have to do a thing and drove out with all the money. The Joker was truly a diabolical genius, and it couldn't have been played by a better actor. RIP Heath Ledger.
That is nonsense, he is a mad dog, a guy without plan
ok but the bus driver was pure luck as was one guy being taken out by the shotgun
And his reasoning for it all? "No, I killed a bus driver". Brilliant!
It could have, we just don’t know it
One of those special movie scenes you could watch over and over again without getting bored.
Watching this every time feels like I’m watching it for the first time.
Yess
I just realized the Joker tried to get his henchman killed at the 3:46 mark by telling him the banker was out of bullets even though he wasn't
Oh this whole time I thought he's out meant he wasn't part of the job
Now I just feel stupid
Nice catch!
thats why he felt he would betray him..
As someone else commented, the Joker takes the bank manager's shotgun: "because it has a little joke in it. It holds six shells, instead of five." Confirmed that "lever action shotguns" (is this one?) are supposed to hold five shells.
One of the greatest opening scenes ever.
"I killed the bus driver" the most badass robbery line in the history 😂
Bus driver? What bus driver?! 🤨
@@joezilla0250school’s out. Time to go. That’s a lot of money 💰 what happened to the rest of the guys?
@@nathancruz9172 💥🔫
@@nathancruz9172he’s not getting up is he?
I love how the movie simply starts with this.
1:11
A bashed window.
I always try to guess what window breaks before it shatters
@@kingkrool1935 lol, same here🙋♂
1:21 a legend is standing there :)
HEY LOOK THATS ALEX MAHONE FROM PRISON BREAK!
took me forever to think of where I recognized him from
He is also in the movie Heat with De Niro and Pacino.
Let's not forget the guard from The Longest Yard and one of the astronauts from Armageddon.
ElRadioDJ913 I just realized that too
he was in infiltration while waiting for the robbery but he was arrested.
the pacing of this movie is perfect. never a dull moment. the intro is the inciting incident. no bull shit
This scene alone solidifies The Dark Knight as one of my favorite movies of all time.
When it comes to movie openings, this one has to be the best in my opinion. The cinematography that perfectly establishes the world Nolan created, the subtle joker theme that is lingering and will forever be synonymous with chaos, the detail in each shot, man this scene just perfectly grips what the Dark Knight was going to be like
impressive moves with the shotgun, Mr.manager
Here's a story: I was 14 when this came out. My dad surprised us by taking us to the movies in the middle of a 9hr roadtrip, and it was opening day for the Dark Knight. Me being a naive 14yr old , didn't want to watch the dark knight because 'it had that guy from brokeback mountain' in it. At the time Hancock had just come out and i was begging my parents to go see that instead of the Dark Knight. Yes, fucking Hancock. In the end i decided to go with the family after my dad threatened to slap the shit outta me. To this day I haven't thanked him enough
Haha I saw Hancock the friday before The Dark Knight came out. Watched The Dark Knight a week later. Guess which of these movies I can quote more hahah
I saw it purely out of my love for Batman. Got the best villain in cinematic history, an IMAX cinematic experience that rooted my belief in IMAX as an art form, commentary on terrorism and the importance of refusal to compromise or negotiate with tyrannical figures, and fucking awesome action scenes in exchange.
the music in this scene is perfect :)
The greatest opening scene for a movie of all time, has everything suspense, action and drama, The music is great as well.
Definitely the best intro to a film ever R.I.P Heath
This is one if the best movies ever made. And such an unforgettable opening. No one could have played a better joker
Wasting literally no time while getting inside the story. Simply Masterpiece 🖤
For the Payday 2 fans... At 1:22 in the back you can see a store named Payday... A coincidence? I don't think so ;)
I was about to point that out
Yeah thats pretty sure
Shut up
Aaron Ochoa NO U
NO U!!! WAFFLEZZZZ!!!!!!!!
This is a homage to heat from 1995 starring al pacino, Robert de niro and Val Kilmer.
If im robbing a bank this is my standard
Same here
This is soooo good!! the acting, filming, effects, music, cant be better :o
HOLY SHIT!! at 1:22 on the left side a store named PAYDAY
Was that game even out?
This type of movie making is a time of the past. I went to this movie in IMAX and this opening scene still gives me chills. It was incredible. 11/10 - untouchable.
This is one of many reasons why this was my favorite DC film
this movie actually inspired payday the heist and payday 2. this movie was made before the games were even announced and the developers also said that this movie inspired them. :)
Man this movie is like a fine wine, it gets better with every viewing.
I *absolutely* love their choice of masks. EVERY mask seems to be neutral to every scene except one, in which it shines. All the characters seem to have masks that fit what they're doing. The guy with the smiling mask when he's getting the money, the joker when he's thinking if "he's out", the guy with the zipline who is always hard at work.
Perhaps this is just a side effect of actually *seeing* the masks. Perhaps it's just my mind registering them as faces, but oh well...
I love how the background music starts out really soft and slightly intensifies when Joker gets in the car and once more after the alarm guy is shot behind the head
When I heard the music I thought it was a bomb warning siren
Which would have made a lot of sense on account of what the joker does
Alexander Mahone, always the badass XD
The crescendo of that eerie cello at the start of the movie gives me tingles
Such tension!
I love how Nolan put William Fichtner in this scene, clearly a reference to Heat, that even Nolan said inspired the mob elements of this great movie. What an opening!
I know Jack Nicholson and Heath Ledger's Jokers were different versions, but I always like Ledger's a little more because he had no ties to anything. In the 89 Batman Nicholson's had ties to the mob, but Ledger's Joker was just a complete psychopath who wanted nothing more than to cause anarchy and chaos, hell he burnt a pile of money. He had no ties to anything, but just wanted to watch the world burn, but don't get me wrong both versions of The Joker were fantastic.
Best opening scene
Bank Heist: Deposit Pro Job on Death Wish difficulty
and stealth
I can imagine parents taking there little kids to this movie, and after this intro being like "isn't Batman a character for kids????"
..."That guys not getting up is he?.."
just like me on mon day morning
That's alot of money
What happen to the rest of the guys
@@marvinrodriguez7971 BRRRRR 💥🔫
William Fichtners death was hilarious. I love this actor. Heath Ledger was a boss in this too.
I was drop dead obsessed with TDK when it came out. That passion hasn't faded, certified legendary film.
12 years later and still the best opening of all time. That's how you open a movie.
The best opening scene of all times! I love it!
2:12 me too.
"I believe that whatever doesn't kill you, simply makes you.... stranger."
The Joker already tells the audience what he plans to do within the first 5 minutes of the movie. But many of us never realise until the end...
The score is what makes this opening so intense and amazing. It's brilliant work by both composers. I also love that I can always see my old office in the WB logo at the beginning, lol. Memories.
Wish i could plan such a masterpiece...
1:11 You can see the helicopter carrying the camera to shoot the scene on the left side. The reflection on the building's mirror glass.
i will never forget the day i saw this in the cinema, the best day of 2008
remember watching this in imax sound was incredible
0:36 who's that
For people who say jokers a schemer, he’s really not he wants to “ show the schemers how pathetic they’re attempts to control things really are ” , with these goons he gives each one of them a plan for how things are going to be executed, and what the role of the other members will be, each guy is going in thinking things are going to go according to the “ plan “ the joker set for them and they feel in control because of that, but that’s what the joker wants them to feel, he gave each goon a specific plan that would go against the plan of another goon and it would become chaotic from that goons perspective. He’s creating chaos among everybody, because he wants to make sure things “ don’t go according to plan “ and make it chaotic.
I havent seen it like this but makes damn sense when you think of Jokers theme in the movie.
Heres a little easter egg for ya: Basically payday stole the idea of of people in clown masks robbing banks, but did you ever know how they got the name payday? Well, when jokers holding the mask on the street, in the background you can see the name payday.
Ehe, no. The term payday is what they called the day when you get payed, hence Pay Day..
He said payday got their name from the film -.-
The whole point of payday is to re-enact famous movie heists. I think it's more of a reference than stealing ideas. If you notice, the armored car heist uses the same method as in Heat, and you get an achievement for doing 15 of those heists while wearing hockey masks.
"Stole"? Really?
Here's another little Easter Egg for you. The mask that Heath Ledger wears here is nearly identical to one that Cesar Romero (while playing the Joker) wears in the 1960's Batman series. Perhaps a coincidence as Cesar's mask doesn't have the red cheeks, but I've seen a few things that could be references to West's Batman (such as somedays you just can't get rid of a bomb)
I knew the frowned face was the joker.
The dark knight was made for the love of filmmaking and storytelling, the DCEU was made for the love of money-making and fan service.
Man, this is truly an amazing scene in IMAX and also on Blu-Ray as well. Its incredible!
I noticed that, but I still have a widescreen version with the letterbox on 📀, which it doesn’t come with the imax.
imax on DVD also?@@nathancruz9172
2:40 This scene is not only fantastic because of the music, pacing, and acting, but also because of the writing. The bank heist offers fantastic insight into the themes that Nolan conveys with The Dark Knight. For example:
"Is that a problem?"
"No, I'm Dunnhier."
A strange tale of hubris right at the beginning. Here we see a guy who's so full of himself he (perhaps constantly) boasts that he can work around any problem, because "[he's] Dunnhier", the legendary thief. However, almost immediately after his first appearance, he is nonchalantly shot in the back. It really delivers Nolan's message about escalation perfectly: the low-life criminals in Gotham have no respect, even for other criminals and their previous merits. Even Dunnhier, with all his skills, is expendable.
"Criminals in this town used to believe in things... honor... respect!"
im sure he said that he's "done here" because the guy that shot him said "boss told me when the guy was done to take him out". If you put captions on Netflix it'll say the same thing.
@@inverzional6372no, no, no, no his name is Dunnhier the legendary thief
greatest scene in film history, hands down!
lol " Let's go pal im making a withdrawl here"
I love how the 3 movies are realistic.
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Audio is too low.
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If I can pinpoint any particular moment in my life where cinema instantly became important to me, it would be sitting in a pitch black IMAX screening of The Dark Knight in 2008. I was ten years old. The sudden shock of sinister cello strings building to an explosion of glass jolted my young mind.
I still find the plan more confusing every time I watch it.
jake lonso I know I've seen the movie a bunch of times haha I mean like how they planned out what to do in what order and kill who in what order etc.
He told everyone to kill the others [do his dirty work] so he gets all the money in the end. I don't think there was an order in which they planned to kill the other person, I think just when it was convenient and they didn't need them anymore.
How the bank robbery was planned out:
- The two clowns zipline onto the roof of the bank
- The joker and his group run into the bank lobby to take hostages
- All of the other clowns except for the joker and one other partner get shot by the bank manager, who is then killed by the Joker. After his remaining partner yells "Where did you learn to count?!" the joker shoots him.
- Once the guy on the roof has his defenses down the clown behind him shoots him (jokers orders)
- The remaining clown on the roof runs down to the vault and drills into it then gets electrified by the vault, another clown taken down
- Two clowns approach the vault and one proceeds to open it while the other shoots him (again, jokers orders)
- The one clown in the vault fills the money bag then brings it to the joker, he then tries to turn on the joker but the joker kills him
That's how the robbery played out.
It's simple, we kill the Batman.
HeadbangingLegend
If this was my plan. The only way a plan like this too work without getting killed yourself, is for it to be planned backwards. And compartmentalized. That way nobody but the planner knows the whole plan, thus only the master planner could fuck it up.
Keep everybody on a "know-your-part-of-the-plan" basis nothing else.
I'd hire the bus driver first. tell him when and where to be, and how to arrive. Nothing else.
Second I'd hire vault guy, and tell him too find an alarm guy. Tell em to kill alarm guy after he's finished with the alarm. Tell alarm guy nothing. Tell both to zip-line onto roof.
That is the 2 clowns from the roof down so far, with bus guy still en route too kill Smart muscle.
Lastly I'd hire 2 for the front door. This includes Smart muscle and Shot by mobster muscle. Both expendable. And finally Joker in disguise. Tell both muscle to go and kill vault guy when vault guy is finished. (same vault clown both scenes, notice he finished the lock with shoes on his hands) This way if either one of the muscle dies, the other can still carry out the plan, or if both die still got the joker himself. (that's why joker told smarty pants the mobster was out, so to get em killed for less work)
I'm sure the only kink in the plan was when smart muscle was tipped off by vault guy's explanation of where alarm guy was.
Did I miss anything!?!?!
I just realized after he gets zapped, the safe guy puts his shoes on his hands. Later, after he's shot you see a foot in a sock in the vault.
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You people obviously never heard of "Heat".
Both this scene and the game "Payday" were based off it.
3:32 See? That's Van Zant!
What an incredible background score!
"bus driver? what bus driver? CRASH!" LMAO!
at 1:21 you can just about make out a Spider-man 3 poster
Makes sense since the movie was filmed in 2007 and released in 2008. Spider-Man 3 had probably just come out to theaters when they were filming this movie.
stealthunter14 where?
JPQ Stevens On the left side of Joker. It's the Peter Parker Spider-Man 3 Poster.
Khyial Rahman they filmed it in a real city so it just so happened to be there probably
This scene is literally better than the whole Batman 2022
Christopher Nolan is such a master in his craft. Not only is starting with a bank robbery a cool opener, he can now use the stolen money to fund the rest of the film.
The way they cut this video has me laughing my ass off
I gotta say the music built non stop suspense and tension.
Nobody can ever top an entrance to a film like this. This is legendary.
4:44 Joker checks his watch.
Most clever way to open a movie!Heath Ledger is best Joker all time!Sorry Jack Nicholson and Caesar Romero!
Sorry if im late but Joaquin Phoenix took his place
"That which does not kill us make us stranger." Trevor Goodchild, Aeon Flux the animated series came in 1991 this quote was in episode thanatophobia long before Batman.
I would love a whole movie about the joker working for the mob
Coincidence he was standing in front of the door at the time -_-
If you couldn't tell. The joker kept moving to the side to get him in position.
we all know bank robbers don't plan the time and the place they show up -_-
The music sounds like a ticking stop watch.
Very subtle.
When DC was actually good
Wait so when joker was standing near the street waiting for his ride to come, he had his mask off. But later in the bank he took it off and he already had make up on. Doesn't that mean he was standing on the street looking all jokeresque and nobody noticed the weird make up?