Me and probably many other people can relate to Bruce in this scene, especially when he says that there's nothing out there for him. I know that feeling and situation very well.
We need you to continue, we need you to “move on”.... there are people that smile just because of your fuking existence in their lives. Shits fukd out here, but you need to understand your strength benefits every single fuking person around you. Cheers mate
@@tylermontgomery9807 Same goes for you Tyler, don't give up because you have friends, even ones you haven't meet yet. Love from the United States. Your friend Elijah.
Yup. I have been feeling like this for like 7-8 years now. I went through some changes that were unexpected and completely changed the trajectory of the life I wanted to live. Now I just have to be here pretending to be happy because the change is irreversible.
Alfred and Bruce´s scenes in The Dark Knight Rises are so amazing and human, this one in particular is my favorite. Alfred´s words with tears in his eyes and the broken-voice are like a concerned father who knows his son is suffering a lot of pain. Christopher Nolan is a genious
It's crazy how much he changes physically through out the film. He is so skinny and malnourished in the beginning of the film to having at least 30-40 pounds of lean muscle mass by the end. Christian bale is in a league of his own when it comes to body transformation for roles in the movies he plays in.
@@Stegodon - Yes, all those fights and injuries will take a toll on your body and mind. Mohammed Ali was an excellent real-life example of that! And I think it was also a symptom of his mental health. I think it was to say that after Rachel died because of the Joker, Bruce deteriorated and went into a deep depression and was not taking care of himself.
This version of Batman maybe the most tragic one for me Lost his parents Lost his love Lost his successor Takes the blame for two face crimes Left by his only father figure Falls in love again only to get betrayed But in the end he did find peace and finds a worthy successor to look after gotham
The most tragic is batfleck for me, he lost robin and who knows what else in the 20 years he been batman and he started killing because he felt hopeless in his batman crusade.
This scene holds a personal place in my heart cuz it reminds me of a conversation I had with one of my greatest friends who passed and he wanted me to have a happy life like Alfred wanted for Bruce. Alfred's words reminded me of my friend so much it brought me to tears first time I saw this.
i love the dark knight rises because it gave bruce/batman the ending we would never see in comics. departure of batman and continuing his life with the one he loves. that would be perfect ending for someone like batman but he is condemned to stay batman forever and he has to do his best as he goes along, that's his curse. i love this scene because its so emotional and because of chris bale and michael caine who did incredible job of bringing to life that special bond between alfred and bruce.
I know this is a very old comment, but I'd just like to add my piece. I know that the final film is supposed to be the "finale", but who knows if it was the actual end of Bruce as Batman? I mean, we see how he restored everything in the end, like how the batman symbol was fixed, and that someone's running the batcave. Alfred's dream was that Bruce would finally be happy outside of the cape crusader... and he did just that. What if after experiencing life as a normal person, Bruce in his heart, wanted to be Batman all along? Alfred's speech here I think, is that Bruce was just Batman because he feels that's his only choice... but what if Bruce HAD a choice, and HE STILL chose to be Batman?
@@estoylaroca Bruce had the choice to help Gotham through his money; but while he should've done that more since him mothballing the fusion reactor lead to economic issues in Gotham, he had no choice but to be Batman and stop Bane since he feared that he infiltrated the police and would stop at nothing. This is a definitive ending though it leaves open possibilities for what goes on in Gotham afterwards. Bruce is logically not going to return to Gotham (some stupid nitpicker asked "What if Bruce becomes homesick?"), but while rebuilding his life with Selina he can train John Blake in secret. Logically he left Blake the bag with coordinates; this would lead him to the batcave resources. This would logically have instructions on what to do next and lead him back to Lucius Fox.
I feel the line “There’s nothing out there for me” especially at this point of my life I truly feel like there’s nothing left here for me and idk what I can do.
Thank God for Michael Caine. He is hands down the best Alfred to reach television. This trilogy had so many legends. Heath Ledger as the Joker will never be beaten in my opinion, even Joaquin Phoenix, as good as he is, doesn't beat Ledger. Michael Caine is the best Alfred by far. Tom Hardy made a fantastic Bane in my opinion, and though he may be beaten in the years to come, he still did a phenomenal job. Christian Bale made an excellent Batman, and I don't see him being beaten. So many other roles were mastered by the actors that played them. All around one of the best super hero trilogies to ever reach our screens.
it's really hard to compare Joaquin to Heath's, they are the same character technically but at such different part of their lives/career, Joaquin's Joker was about him becoming the villain we know at odds with a boy who represented everything he wanted and could of had, Heath's was the peak of that character in his prime against the batman. And the only thing i dislike about bale's batman isn't even his fault, it's his costume btw
@@jcnom6606 well I know it's difficult to compare, I'm just saying it's my personal preference. I love both performances, I just personally like Heaths more.
Michael gough was good in the michael keaton films but there was more to michael caine's alfred emotionally and you empathise with him because he just wants bruce to have a better life and wants him to move on from gotham!
@@ningshitsulaklongchar2155 I had my personal issues with how Anne Hathaway played Catwoman but she did her best and she did do it well. Liam Neeson is just perfect for the role.
Man after living for 32 years and going threw all types of hell's and high waters. I can honestly say people live your life enjoy it don't sweat the small things. Let people talk and drive themselves crazy with silliness. While you enjoy everyday to the fullest. Life is short don't waste your time on things you can't change instead enjoy the many blessings you already have.
Lately having anxious thoughts by focusing too much on the “small things” instead of just being grateful for the everyday blessings. This helped, thanks for sharing this.
When I was younger I thought Alfred was being a bit harsh when he says, "And you lost them. But that's all a part of living. But you're not living." However, since then I've lost a few loved ones and I realize Alfred is completely right and using an appropriate tone to convey it.
Buddy. No matter how bad things when you get out in the world. When you're old, you're gonna regret what you didn't do more than what you did do. Why waste anymore of your life letting fear get the best of you?
Whenever I rewatch the movie this scene hits so hard knowing exactly how the movie ends. All Alfred wanted was for bruce to be happy. Bruce is so consumed with the idea that there is nothing left in the world for him but he has so much left to live for. Being Batman was something that gave him stability. It was never something that was going to give him true peace. Little by little as the movie goes on he rises from the ashes mentally, emotionally and physically and it’s one of the most satisfying things seeing him value his life again and wanting to live another day. Idk about you guys but the ending always makes me shed a tear.
the best part of the trilogy is this scene, and the final ending scene which recapitulates it. This is good writing, that makes a film very memorable, and emotional.
I can relate to Bruce here, just feeling of pure hopelessness and constantly stuck in a rut to the point where you become isolated. Also not knowing how to break the rut too.
@Siddharth Sriram stop making things so complicated. The ending is very simple and even Christian Bale confirmed in an interview that Bruce lives. No need to complicate everything when it's so obvious lmao
@@Shan17992 it's not that difficult he lied because he needed to fake his death so he could start a new life. Alfred wished for Bruce to move on and be happy. That can't happen if Batman is still alive. Not complicated one bit.
“Alfred, I did find someone” Alfred’s unconditional caring about Bruce, and Bruce’s respect for Alfred the way he listens to him. Bruce has given up. Alfred still hasn’t. He’s more than twice as old and still brings back Bruce from the dead. This scene breaks me every time.
One of the reasons this trilogy is legendary is because each movie is a good movie all on its own, before you even add batman into it. This scene is a small piece of something greater. Relatable, emotional, and captivating.
I love how much this scene foreshadows what's to come. Him going out with Selena, Alfred's vision in Italy becoming true, Selena actually becoming catwoman etc
I have searched for THIS scene for a long time now.. and nothing! But now i found it, And i am replaying when Bruce say; - Alfred, I did find someone...... omg the music is just perfect there and it is so sad! :c
Sometimes I can relate with Bruce a little bit. I've went through so much crap in my life that it's like my soul has been killed off. I stay optimistic and kind, but it's just a mask.... I haven't felt happy in 11 years. I don't have a passion for anything anymore. No ultimate goal.... I'm living, but I have nothing to live for.
The hardest thing is putting on a show for those around you, isn't it? Then you realise the show is sapping your energy and you compensate by seeing less and less of them till you recluse yourself from nearly everyone. Putting the mask on and then taking it off again when you're back home does take a toll on you...
Your soul isn’t killed off until you decide it is. There’s always time to change. I don’t know who you are or what’s happened to you but like Bruce, you can endure and turn your negatives into fuel for making a difference in your life.
With the renovated Batcave and all those computers and Batsuit rising from the ground, along with Blake's quote about the night Dent died being the last confirmed (keyword: confirmed) sighting of Batman, it made me realise that Bruce didn't actually immediately hang up his cape and cowl on the same night Dent died. It was very likely he was still Batman for a few months after TDK, acting from the shadows instead of openly with the GCPD since he was already a wanted man. Only when the Dent Act became too effective in wiping out organized crime in Gotham did Bruce actually hang up the Batsuit and move on with his life as a billionaire philanthropist.
Just like me there's nothing out there for me that's why I'm watching this. My friends are gone, my girlfriend leaves me, my grandma died, my family hates me and I lost my job. I'm not living, I'm just waiting to die. I am useless no one appreciates me. Me and bruce have one difference I'm not batman.
because you never understood how it’s feels when a person you would sacrifice everything for him/her end up dying without saving them, man you should see Bruce’s psychology he is a broken man his only hope was Rachel….
Because Nolan's take was a bit too mature and grounded for some people (if you can believe it) They wanted a comic book cartoon live action take, so they praise the more "shallow" I guess you would call it, approach cause it's closer to what they wanted
Duper Super you know what’s sad? People like you who defend one said and automatically have to criticise and degrade the other side. Can’t you just appreciate and be respectful of both portrayals??? It’s really that hard??
@@captainfilip7188 I agree for the most part. It sucks talking about the DCEU these days because it's become cool to bring up and trash Christian Bale when bringing up Ben Affleck.
Because they're more comic-accurate? Because Alfred never leaves Batman? Because Batman should be menacing, intimidating, and one step ahead of everyone? Christian Bale and Michael Caine were good but they started deviating from the Batman mythos by The Dark Knight. There's nothing wrong with preferring movie Batman to comics Batman but Affleck and Irons were the most comics-accurate portrayal of Wayne and Pennyworth.
Alfred wanted Bruce to find a good wife and have kids he knew if Bruce stays in Gotham bane kills him that ends Wayne's legacy bloodline ..bruce was like a son to Alfred he wanted to see him happy
I come back here once in a while to hear that talk from alfred cause thats what i need to hear sometimes but nobody does so here i am...its a great scene.
Christopher Nolan's directing is out of this world imo... People would notice how Michael Caine and Bale nailed the scene here, but there are subtle audio differences between Bale and Caine when it comes to the serious scene. People won't notice it consciously, but it certainly set the mood to the scene.
This is like me; I don’t want to be in the outside world with people, Because civilization made a outcast because they abandoned me and broke my heart. So I don’t even bother anymore. This scene just showed me that.
Alfred is more than anyone can expect in life, perhaps more than parents and life partner..kind of person everyone needs in life after you watching this movie, only question one ask when life would come back...it move like moved for Bruce at end of film...not asking much from life I suppose
I hope this scene doesn't emotionally relate to you, at all. If it does, I'd know you had lost something or someone so deeply dear to your heart. I'll probably come back here years later, having gotten over all of it. For most that is the good part except for me
I highly doubt it. All Alfred knows of her at that point is she stole a necklace and is a criminal. Why would he say Bruce get with her! Of course he’s just saying he wants Bruce to find someone in general, there’s no reason why he would be talking about Selina at this point in the movie.
At the start of quarantine I didn’t get out of bed in the morning and my mom went up to me and wanted to take me hiking and I said no and she said “you really gave up didn’t you” it reminded me of this scene
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Me and probably many other people can relate to Bruce in this scene, especially when he says that there's nothing out there for him. I know that feeling and situation very well.
We need you to continue, we need you to “move on”.... there are people that smile just because of your fuking existence in their lives. Shits fukd out here, but you need to understand your strength benefits every single fuking person around you. Cheers mate
@@tylermontgomery9807 Same goes for you Tyler, don't give up because you have friends, even ones you haven't meet yet. Love from the United States. Your friend Elijah.
@@creaturesofdarkness3365 thank you sir. I’m going to routinely come to this comment thread for several years. Lets stay strong
Me myself pretty much in a same situation rn irl...
Yup. I have been feeling like this for like 7-8 years now. I went through some changes that were unexpected and completely changed the trajectory of the life I wanted to live. Now I just have to be here pretending to be happy because the change is irreversible.
MIchael Caine is, hands down, the best version of Alfred to exist on screen. His emotions are so real.
Spot on.
He's an exceptional actor even from a young age national treasure that man
@El Cucuy not as awesome tho
Bruce and alfred's back and forth in this movie was the heart of the dark knight rises in my opinion!
@El Cucuy No offense taken it's not a perfect movie by any means!
Alfred and Bruce´s scenes in The Dark Knight Rises are so amazing and human, this one in particular is my favorite. Alfred´s words with tears in his eyes and the broken-voice are like a concerned father who knows his son is suffering a lot of pain. Christopher Nolan is a genious
;)
It's crazy how much he changes physically through out the film. He is so skinny and malnourished in the beginning of the film to having at least 30-40 pounds of lean muscle mass by the end. Christian bale is in a league of his own when it comes to body transformation for roles in the movies he plays in.
@CJ Goole !
I think the years as Batman had taken a serious toll on his body. His doc told him he had no cartilage in his knees.
For you...
@@Stegodon - Yes, all those fights and injuries will take a toll on your body and mind. Mohammed Ali was an excellent real-life example of that!
And I think it was also a symptom of his mental health. I think it was to say that after Rachel died because of the Joker, Bruce deteriorated and went into a deep depression and was not taking care of himself.
30-40 pounds of lean muscle mass? You don't understand body composition do you? That's a huge exaggeration
I never wanted you to come back to Gotham, I always knew there was nothing out there for you but pain... And tragedy.
Jacob Salas that shit hurt
@@the6th24 I never wanted you come back to gotham because i used to bring new mexican chicks for 7 years i thought you wouldn't come back.
We all saw the video, smartass
Johan Liebert He’s quoting the video dickhead, let him be
@@johanliebert4622 Don't be that guy.
This version of Batman maybe the most tragic one for me
Lost his parents
Lost his love
Lost his successor
Takes the blame for two face crimes
Left by his only father figure
Falls in love again only to get betrayed
But in the end he did find peace and finds a worthy successor to look after gotham
He found love again with Ms. Kyle, at the end of the movie.
@@gramxellofficial7697 dent
It's not tragedy if there's a happy ending
The most tragic is batfleck for me, he lost robin and who knows what else in the 20 years he been batman and he started killing because he felt hopeless in his batman crusade.
The dark knight rises in the end. ;)
1:37. The utmost expression of inconsolable sadness. The embodiment of the inner void. Simply perfect acting by Bale
1:10 "At this point I'll set you up with a chimpanzee'" LMAO Michael Caine is the best Alfred.
This scene holds a personal place in my heart cuz it reminds me of a conversation I had with one of my greatest friends who passed and he wanted me to have a happy life like Alfred wanted for Bruce. Alfred's words reminded me of my friend so much it brought me to tears first time I saw this.
Best to give up. Efforting never worked
@@h0197 dude, shut up
hp 01 fuck off
@@h0197 I hope you never have children. You'd be a terrible influence.
Same here. And same with my friend that passed at the time this came out. Never give up. 🙏
i love the dark knight rises because it gave bruce/batman the ending we would never see in comics. departure of batman and continuing his life with the one he loves. that would be perfect ending for someone like batman but he is condemned to stay batman forever and he has to do his best as he goes along, that's his curse. i love this scene because its so emotional and because of chris bale and michael caine who did incredible job of bringing to life that special bond between alfred and bruce.
Agreed.
arkham knight gave us a similar ending but this was better
TDKR was the movie that we needed, who would’ve thought that a 3rd movie would be as aesthetic like the previous 2.
I know this is a very old comment, but I'd just like to add my piece.
I know that the final film is supposed to be the "finale", but who knows if it was the actual end of Bruce as Batman? I mean, we see how he restored everything in the end, like how the batman symbol was fixed, and that someone's running the batcave.
Alfred's dream was that Bruce would finally be happy outside of the cape crusader... and he did just that. What if after experiencing life as a normal person, Bruce in his heart, wanted to be Batman all along?
Alfred's speech here I think, is that Bruce was just Batman because he feels that's his only choice... but what if Bruce HAD a choice, and HE STILL chose to be Batman?
@@estoylaroca Bruce had the choice to help Gotham through his money; but while he should've done that more since him mothballing the fusion reactor lead to economic issues in Gotham, he had no choice but to be Batman and stop Bane since he feared that he infiltrated the police and would stop at nothing.
This is a definitive ending though it leaves open possibilities for what goes on in Gotham afterwards. Bruce is logically not going to return to Gotham (some stupid nitpicker asked "What if Bruce becomes homesick?"), but while rebuilding his life with Selina he can train John Blake in secret. Logically he left Blake the bag with coordinates; this would lead him to the batcave resources. This would logically have instructions on what to do next and lead him back to Lucius Fox.
I feel the line “There’s nothing out there for me” especially at this point of my life I truly feel like there’s nothing left here for me and idk what I can do.
I pray the Lord delivers you out of your heartache and anguish and gives you his undying love ❤️.
Thank God for Michael Caine. He is hands down the best Alfred to reach television.
This trilogy had so many legends. Heath Ledger as the Joker will never be beaten in my opinion, even Joaquin Phoenix, as good as he is, doesn't beat Ledger. Michael Caine is the best Alfred by far. Tom Hardy made a fantastic Bane in my opinion, and though he may be beaten in the years to come, he still did a phenomenal job. Christian Bale made an excellent Batman, and I don't see him being beaten. So many other roles were mastered by the actors that played them. All around one of the best super hero trilogies to ever reach our screens.
it's really hard to compare Joaquin to Heath's, they are the same character technically but at such different part of their lives/career, Joaquin's Joker was about him becoming the villain we know at odds with a boy who represented everything he wanted and could of had, Heath's was the peak of that character in his prime against the batman. And the only thing i dislike about bale's batman isn't even his fault, it's his costume btw
@@jcnom6606 well I know it's difficult to compare, I'm just saying it's my personal preference. I love both performances, I just personally like Heaths more.
Michael gough was good in the michael keaton films but there was more to michael caine's alfred emotionally and you empathise with him because he just wants bruce to have a better life and wants him to move on from gotham!
Anne hathaways catwoman, and liam neeson ras al ghul
@@ningshitsulaklongchar2155 I had my personal issues with how Anne Hathaway played Catwoman but she did her best and she did do it well. Liam Neeson is just perfect for the role.
"There's nothing out there for me" and "I did found someone" hits the hardest.
Man after living for 32 years and going threw all types of hell's and high waters. I can honestly say people live your life enjoy it don't sweat the small things. Let people talk and drive themselves crazy with silliness. While you enjoy everyday to the fullest. Life is short don't waste your time on things you can't change instead enjoy the many blessings you already have.
Thank you for this comment
Lately having anxious thoughts by focusing too much on the “small things” instead of just being grateful for the everyday blessings. This helped, thanks for sharing this.
Did you also take justice into your own hands?
When I was younger I thought Alfred was being a bit harsh when he says, "And you lost them. But that's all a part of living. But you're not living." However, since then I've lost a few loved ones and I realize Alfred is completely right and using an appropriate tone to convey it.
1:15 I know that feel.
quantumcomputer and that’s the problem
@@Kmaxgaming7 The best lesson and best advice ever from this situation,
is to give up. Sacrifice your efforts of trying to save and pass the mantle.
@@h0197 that's the worst advice to give someone
Buddy. No matter how bad things when you get out in the world. When you're old, you're gonna regret what you didn't do more than what you did do. Why waste anymore of your life letting fear get the best of you?
@@partyonsparty1875 See, that's how I know you don't know what you're talking about.
You think it's *fear*.
Alfred just doesn't want to see Bruce SUFFA.
I see what you did there 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Whenever I rewatch the movie this scene hits so hard knowing exactly how the movie ends. All Alfred wanted was for bruce to be happy. Bruce is so consumed with the idea that there is nothing left in the world for him but he has so much left to live for. Being Batman was something that gave him stability. It was never something that was going to give him true peace. Little by little as the movie goes on he rises from the ashes mentally, emotionally and physically and it’s one of the most satisfying things seeing him value his life again and wanting to live another day. Idk about you guys but the ending always makes me shed a tear.
Agreed, the ending is immensely satisfying.
This is one of the saddest moments in the film.
the best part of the trilogy is this scene, and the final ending scene which recapitulates it. This is good writing, that makes a film very memorable, and emotional.
I can relate to Bruce here, just feeling of pure hopelessness and constantly stuck in a rut to the point where you become isolated. Also not knowing how to break the rut too.
That is called depression, I would highly suggest some form of treatment wether it be just talking to someone
Or going to an expert
@@Servantoftheartsscam
There's nothing out there for me either...
Same
And thats the problem.
same here.
Freezing Moon If you look, you will find.
@@joe_2112 You hung up your UA-cam, your Reddit, but you didn't move on. You never went to find a life. To find someone...
Me every Friday evening.
Tim Schweizer Me too
Tim Schweizer Just Fridays?
I understand. Me too.
Me too same thing
Maybe try Saturdays.
Such a brilliantly touching trilogy. I hope that DC can once again attain these heights.
Joker.
@@christianschmidt8476 meh. Close but not quite
Agreed! My favorite trilogy.
This is similar to Batman Beyond but TDKR has a happier ending, one that Bruce deserves.
@Siddharth Sriram stop making things so complicated. The ending is very simple and even Christian Bale confirmed in an interview that Bruce lives. No need to complicate everything when it's so obvious lmao
@Siddharth Sriram Ok tell me a rational explaination about why Bruce lied about the auropilot.
@@Shan17992 it's not that difficult he lied because he needed to fake his death so he could start a new life. Alfred wished for Bruce to move on and be happy. That can't happen if Batman is still alive. Not complicated one bit.
@Siddharth Sriram u do know that Micheal Caine has confirmed that Bruce lived right?
"There is nothing out there for me." That line hits hard
I wish we all had an Alfred to give us a pep talk when we need it
This scene hits me even harder now that I lost someone too. This is the best Batman scene ever. It wasn't about the cape and cowl. It was about life.
That scene...so powerful... #mantears
I did find someone.
We all did.
And then we mourned
Dude Alfred is the G.O.A.T of Butlers. And the father of Batman .
THIS film has fought Against the avengers on 2012. Golden days of DC.
Alfred is still like a concerned father who knows his son is suffering a lot of pain.
“Alfred, I did find someone”
Alfred’s unconditional caring about Bruce, and Bruce’s respect for Alfred the way he listens to him. Bruce has given up. Alfred still hasn’t. He’s more than twice as old and still brings back Bruce from the dead.
This scene breaks me every time.
Such a great movie, both dark knights movie are the best
What about Begins? Don't forget it
One of the reasons this trilogy is legendary is because each movie is a good movie all on its own, before you even add batman into it.
This scene is a small piece of something greater. Relatable, emotional, and captivating.
I love how much this scene foreshadows what's to come. Him going out with Selena, Alfred's vision in Italy becoming true, Selena actually becoming catwoman etc
I really hope that all of you find someone who cares as much about you as this depiction of Alfred does for Bruce.
I have searched for THIS scene for a long time now.. and nothing!
But now i found it, And i am replaying when Bruce say; - Alfred, I did find someone...... omg the music is just perfect there and it is so sad! :c
This is crazy. I literally just watched that scene from friends, and here I am finding this comment on a DKR clip
Gets me every time
Sometimes I can relate with Bruce a little bit. I've went through so much crap in my life that it's like my soul has been killed off. I stay optimistic and kind, but it's just a mask.... I haven't felt happy in 11 years. I don't have a passion for anything anymore. No ultimate goal.... I'm living, but I have nothing to live for.
The hardest thing is putting on a show for those around you, isn't it? Then you realise the show is sapping your energy and you compensate by seeing less and less of them till you recluse yourself from nearly everyone. Putting the mask on and then taking it off again when you're back home does take a toll on you...
I can very much relate. I’ve given up on life a long time ago but now I’m just existing not living
I understand. You need a purpose that is audacious.
Your soul isn’t killed off until you decide it is. There’s always time to change. I don’t know who you are or what’s happened to you but like Bruce, you can endure and turn your negatives into fuel for making a difference in your life.
Too true.
I've been critical of this movie but there was something beautiful in this
It's been said before but I'll say it again. Micheal Caine is a legend.
Love how simplistic the Batcave is.
The most realistic one
I cried at this scene...so sad
With the renovated Batcave and all those computers and Batsuit rising from the ground, along with Blake's quote about the night Dent died being the last confirmed (keyword: confirmed) sighting of Batman, it made me realise that Bruce didn't actually immediately hang up his cape and cowl on the same night Dent died. It was very likely he was still Batman for a few months after TDK, acting from the shadows instead of openly with the GCPD since he was already a wanted man. Only when the Dent Act became too effective in wiping out organized crime in Gotham did Bruce actually hang up the Batsuit and move on with his life as a billionaire philanthropist.
Just like me there's nothing out there for me that's why I'm watching this. My friends are gone, my girlfriend leaves me, my grandma died, my family hates me and I lost my job.
I'm not living, I'm just waiting to die. I am useless no one appreciates me. Me and bruce have one difference I'm not batman.
Keep your head up man
You are not useless
You Matter!!!!!!
Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise
Love you ❤️❤️💪🏿💪🏿
Hang in there mate. Life isn't fair but nobody said it was meant to be. It can be hard and you aren't alone.
The hardest parts of life don't seem worth it in the process. But don't throw it all away. That will only make you suffer even more. Don't wait, live.
I don't know who you are.I'm with you.I can understand what you feel.Stay strong.
Alfred is right. After eight years Bruce is still living a hellish reclusive life not wanting to move on in life. He’s acting so stubborn
because you never understood how it’s feels when a person you would sacrifice everything for him/her end up dying without saving them, man you should see Bruce’s psychology he is a broken man his only hope was Rachel….
Yeah I still don’t get why anyone says Affleck and Irons are better than these two when these scenes have far more emotional weight.
Because Nolan's take was a bit too mature and grounded for some people (if you can believe it)
They wanted a comic book cartoon live action take, so they praise the more "shallow" I guess you would call it, approach cause it's closer to what they wanted
Duper Super you know what’s sad? People like you who defend one said and automatically have to criticise and degrade the other side. Can’t you just appreciate and be respectful of both portrayals??? It’s really that hard??
@@captainfilip7188 I agree for the most part. It sucks talking about the DCEU these days because it's become cool to bring up and trash Christian Bale when bringing up Ben Affleck.
Duper Super What’s wrong with going grounded and mature with a character like Batman?
Because they're more comic-accurate? Because Alfred never leaves Batman? Because Batman should be menacing, intimidating, and one step ahead of everyone?
Christian Bale and Michael Caine were good but they started deviating from the Batman mythos by The Dark Knight.
There's nothing wrong with preferring movie Batman to comics Batman but Affleck and Irons were the most comics-accurate portrayal of Wayne and Pennyworth.
Alfred wanted Bruce to find a good wife and have kids he knew if Bruce stays in Gotham bane kills him that ends Wayne's legacy bloodline ..bruce was like a son to Alfred he wanted to see him happy
The acting is great in each movie of the Dark Knight trilogy
Agreed. All of the characters served a role and were terrifically played.
This scene helped me out a lot. Powerful stuff.
I’ve always loved Alfred, he spoke the truth and always full of wisdom.
I come back here once in a while to hear that talk from alfred cause thats what i need to hear sometimes but nobody does so here i am...its a great scene.
Goddam the music really does it for me
This is one ☝️ of the deepest scenes in the Dark Knight Rises
nothing beats this trilogy
A father's love.
1:42
my family walking in my room when im wasted giving me "the talk"
Hans Zimmer music makes this 10 times better. It fits every scene perfectly.
Christopher Nolan's directing is out of this world imo... People would notice how Michael Caine and Bale nailed the scene here, but there are subtle audio differences between Bale and Caine when it comes to the serious scene. People won't notice it consciously, but it certainly set the mood to the scene.
Alfred here is like that father who.. actually cares..
Honestly what caines Alfred is to the Nolan trilogy a father to Bruce
Alfred is like a father figure for Bruce in this scene. Providing direction for a lost soul.
1:14 is me in a nutshell
OhHiMark I hoped you’ll find someone what you’re looking for. There’s still time.
Same
Same we know those feels
Feel like Alfred talking to me
This is like me; I don’t want to be in the outside world with people, Because civilization made a outcast because they abandoned me and broke my heart. So I don’t even bother anymore. This scene just showed me that.
Bruce wayne is truly lucky to have Alfred for him even though he is not a kid anymore !
"You're just waiting, hoping for things to go bad again."
Yeah Alfred, I am. It's familiar.
This movie only gets better.
Feel this more than ever now. And we still have to go on living and not give up.
Batman had a happy ending and that’s why it’s one of the best batman stories out there.
This was me every time when summer was over and I had to go to school.
After seeing Trilogy I can proudly announce
Alfred as an immortal. 🙏🙏
This scene matters to me much....thanks for sharing this here brother.
Alfred is more than anyone can expect in life, perhaps more than parents and life partner..kind of person everyone needs in life
after you watching this movie, only question one ask when life would come back...it move like moved for Bruce at end of film...not asking much from life I suppose
Scene hits home. Kind of like the speech Ben Affleck gave Matt Damon in Good Will Hunting
Alfred MVP
He really is the worlds greatest detective, Sherlock Holmes 🕵️♂️
Anybody get the reference?
Damn that really got me when he said “Alfred I did find someone” we all got that someone!
I love this scene.
That's how I feel sometimes, a lot like Bruce.
I hope this scene doesn't emotionally relate to you, at all. If it does, I'd know you had lost something or someone so deeply dear to your heart. I'll probably come back here years later, having gotten over all of it. For most that is the good part except for me
Finest joke in Dark Knight Rises 1:10
Bruce Wayne is a man destined to be alone.
He should have said "Mastah Wayne, there are plenty of Tangerines in the fruit basket of life."
Alfred was talking about selina kyle cause she looked like a match . Cat + Bat .
I highly doubt it. All Alfred knows of her at that point is she stole a necklace and is a criminal. Why would he say Bruce get with her! Of course he’s just saying he wants Bruce to find someone in general, there’s no reason why he would be talking about Selina at this point in the movie.
Alfred: "You two should exchange note over coffee".
They will do Alfred. They will.
Basically the batcave is my gaming room dark loud sounds and a computer
At the start of quarantine I didn’t get out of bed in the morning and my mom went up to me and wanted to take me hiking and I said no and she said “you really gave up didn’t you” it reminded me of this scene
Great scene, great writing. Three great movies.
I realised, Alfred never aged.
This scene is so intense it made my eyes sweat a lil
I feel the same way. Nothing out there for me
Pretty underrated movie
the music for this seen is so melancholic
Magic of Christopher Nolan.
Batman was so lost without Alfred
best movie ever
Bruce turned into the Batman. He wasn't able to go back to before
Alfred not wanting Bruce coming back to Gotham is something I wished my father would tell me.