@@ekathe85 absolutely....it was something about the dark sinister side of bane they showed in this movie that made it my favorite....bane is usually portrayed as a over the top, cartoonist, destroyer....this movie really showed the human side of bane...but don't get me wrong I absolutely love the dark knight....heath ledger was the best joker of all time....but this one is my favorite
@@KingNez89 That's cool. I'd place this one last compared to the other two, mainly because of the plot points, but I do agree that the Bane characterization is outstanding
Part of what I really love about Tom’s performance is how you can completely forget that it’s him, same with Heath as Joker. They inhabited their roles and made the characters come to life.
@@TheGourdKing Rich men consider themselves powerful, but they only have power as long as other actually strong men are willing to do what they say. If nobody is there who wants to do what they say, then they're not so powerful anymore they're just a single guy who can only rely on their own strength, and that single puny guy is standing in front of Bane right now.... The president, the Pope, any ceo, kings or lords, they're all only powerful as long as other people do what they say.....
@@fieldy409 Well yeah, that's what makes them powerful. People do what they say, meaning they have the power of a ton of people at their command. It's not like they just love being ordered around, there is a reason why these folk are considered powerful. You say "actually" strong people give them power. But that'd be saying that people like Putin, Trump, or Jeff Bezos don't have any power, which is just false. Physical strength has long since stopped being a way to measure real power in 99.9% of situations.
@@karldandleton2057 honestly if you boldly step up to someone larger than you like that, it might make them very nervous. They might wonder if you're either crazy or you're confident you can whoop their ass. Either way, it's going to make most bigger guys hesitate and think even if for a moment because they're used to people just immediately deferring to them when things get physical.
@@cygnusprime6728 You sound like a kid who's never dealt with real violence on the street before but has engaged in zero consequence "Locker Room" standoffs. Bit of advice, don't put your hands on people or *fantasize* about what you "think they're going to do" regardless of their size. In real life, people get shot and stabbed trying things like that.
@@muhammadhamid1961 I'm a native english speaker and I always thought he said "I'm here to end the ball of damn you've all been living on." Like he was calling Gotham a pile of trash.
@@OnlySteph26 so what? Don't matter, one punch from el presidente and Bane would be SLEEPIN! I hand out naps with these hands left right uppercut don't matter, you catch one of these you gon be DEAD fool! Bane would be RUNNING as soon as i slapped his ass
That comes from a certain & sure mind. The way it came naturally with the question. That individual exists and is rare. Yes his intentions are bad and if you should ever encounter someone like that, then you have been doing the wrong things for a long time.
he's just a big guy, imagine if he was tiny and shit like stuart little, some mf mouse with a baby ass voice *im gothams reckoning* like no you are not, only ting you gonna reckon is the size of the boot i kick ur ass w
I love that line because it’s reality. Yeah sure money can make you feel powerful but it’s nothing compared to real physical power. The minute he touched him he knew what power really was.
@@d3l3tes00n The joker should have been in this movie even as a cameo. I think his "do you want to know how i got these scars" speech was his version of " do you feel in charge"
WHERE WAS BANE THE WHOLE TIME???? even for a ninja he couldn't just drop out of thin air like that without making noise... he shows up in the middle of the room, silently, unseen, in broad daylight. nope. only explanation: daggets little henchman was already in bane's pocket and knew he was there/let him in. also explains how stryver ended up in crane/scarecrows court as a bailiff.
He's also a puppet, and had every intention of nuking Gotham because a long dead terrorist with a name the film pronounces wrong decided it should happen. Bane's cool and all, until the twist where he's just a fancy looking goon.
@@fazepapasito8166 He was a patsy from the start, even his "I was born in the darkness" line was a lie. Anything decent about the film was ruined by that ending.
He's a mercenary. He doesn't have to rely on wages from his boss. But it's not wrong to say he's a working class hero, using proletariat rhetoric to manipulate the lower classes and incite chaos so he can achieve his own goals.
0:51..Banes vocal command made him blink and side step back..the fear and servitude well expressed..0:58..complete acceptance of Banes authority..amazing scene..
I think they might be referring to the plane scene with Bane. One of the people asked if bane could survive without the mask... Then Bane responds "it would be extremely painful...... for you" lol check it out on UA-cam. ☺
He puts his hand gently on his shoulder.... he doesn’t rest it palm down or grab his lapel, he just open palm sideways places it on the shoulder and effortlessly and terrifyingly asks “do you feel in charge” that’s just some crazy next level performance business goin on there...
@Yo Momma Tom Hardy really had to work hard to look menacing here. Christian Bale is way more intimidating if you compare them in real life, especially when wearing the Batman costume and growling.
matrix49A nah, Tom Hardy is one of the best actors these years. Sure a lot of actors could have done the role, but not “anybody” and not as well as he did.
That's it - that's what I love about films, about actresses and actors that excel at their craft. Hardy fully embraced the character. When I see him in his scenes, I see Bane, not Hardy. Same with Ledger, I only saw The Joker, not the actor that portrayed him. When actresses and actors transform into their characters and the audience is absolutely captured within the immersion, that's what I call acting.
Nolan specifically picked Tom Hardy because of his ability to research real life characters and place them into the story, also for his ability to act using just his eyes. Hardy took Bane from a fictional Mexican wrestler on roids and flipped him into a real World bare knuckle Gypsie boxer from London who was known for his odd speech cadence which Hardy replicated and adapted. Another one of his famous characters is Alfie Solomons in Peaky Blinders which was based on the real life Jewish gangster from North London called Alfie Solomon. So when you watch Hardy bare in mind he is always portraying someone real placed into a fictional World.
"Speak of the Devil, and he shall appear." "I am necessary evil." "Do you feel in charge?" When Joker was talking about Gotham needing a higher class of criminals this is what he's talking about.
@@Enzo575 true, he definitley looks and could carry the part. Plus, i could be wrong but i believe dave batista is actually cuban so it would be true to bane being a latin american character
The fact that his hand wasn't even gripping his shoulder, but just an open hand. Makes it even more badass, he doesn't need to use force to be intimidating as hell
"this gives you power over me?" If you look into his eyes, he's actually genuinely inquisitive about this. For someone who was 'moulded in darkness' he knows what real power is and it's not money.
@@superfisher4379 Wealth does = power, but true power lies in the ability to kill and do whatever it takes to meet your mission. When you act like this others will even be willing to die for you.
@@cassanderrr Which means almost nothing considering it was Zack's vision and Warner Bros. offered Nolan the producer credit because they wanted to get Nolan fans onboard with the upcoming DCEU.
@Captain Brandon Cinema Lover His death was sudden not goofy. This reflects what he said earlier in the film "It doesn't matter who we are. What matters is our plan." Him dying rather anticlimacticly refers to how even he himself was disposable in this plan. He was going to stay in Gotham when the nuke went off. Also the nuke was close to detonating, it wouldn't make sense to have a long drawn out death scene for him.
@Captain Brandon Cinema Lover I'd say Catwoman was one of the main characters. The reason it wasn't Batman to finish him off was to prove the point that Batman is more than a man, he is a symbol. To inspire people to do good, which is what happened with Selina. She wanted to just leave the city but she chose to come back because she was inspired by Bruce's selflessness. Alfred said himself, this city doesn't need your body master Wayne. And by the end of the movie he's done being Batman, and someone else (Robin) takes up the mantle. At the end of the movie the whole city honours Batman and will remember him for generations to come. It all goes back to what Bruce said in Batman Begins "As a man...I'm flesh and blood, I can be ignored, destroyed. But as a symbol...as a symbol I can be incorruptible. I can be everlasting."
That subtle turnaway at 1:01 That dreadful realization that he has lost dominance, lost control of the situation. Just one small role, but extremely well portrayed. Ben Mendelsohn is a terrific actor.
@@peace000 Funny things is I don't know much about Alan Watts, but I keep hearing his voice sampled on EDM tracks. Dude not only sounds super intriguing but had a lot of wisdom (from the EDM samples lol)
"They were paid a small fortune." And that gives them power over us? Their money and infrastructure has been important... till now. We are the reckoning. Here to end the borrowed time they've all been living on.
Failed to absorb Wayne Enterprise. Had the Death Star blueprint stolen by rebels. Lost to a bunch of kids in race to Easter egg on The Oasis. Not the guy you wanna hire for CEO position!
@@ikeamonkey7372 While I get what you are saying I, by a huge margin, prefer this Bane over the previous one in Batman and Robin. Whilst the B&R Bane looked like the comic book Bane all they kept was the look and strength (and venom). He wasn't the intelligent, cunning strategist who could match Batman both physically and mentally, which is what made him one of the Bats most dangerous enemies. Whilst this Bane may not look like his comic counterpart and doesn't use venom he at least is very intelligent, a keen strategist, intimidating and is both physically and mentally able to match Batman. So while he doesn't have enough of the surface characteristics of comic Bane he has enough of the core elements of his character to be, at least for me, a far better representation that the previous one which was just a superficial copy.
I like 2 and 3 better than 1, although I feel the climax to all 3 are just ok, but the journeys in both 2 and 3 are more than worth it, seeing the Joker do his Joker ish and Bane do his Bane ish.
TDKR is the weakest of the trilogy. There's so much dumb shit that happens in it that undermines. Batman recovering from such a huge injury and then somehow escaping the pit is ridiculous. Then he somehow found his way back into Gotham without anyone noticing. His Batman voice was even more ridiculous. Bane turning out to be Talia's puppet was a stupid twist. Selena Kyle was wasted and pointless, she could have been absent from the whole film and it wouldn't really have lost anything. It's not a bad film overall. But it is a bad Batman film IMO.
The way he rests his hand on Daggart’s shoulder: not using his power, not even slightly grabbing his shoulder, but lightly resting his hand shows that bane is so powerful he doesnt need to use his power to project it. Tom Hardy’s workout routine...
@Thomas Vatz Listen, Daggart put on a worried expression because the script asked for it. Not because Tom Hardy's workout actually gave him super strength in real life lmao.
@@mlgamings6110 HAHAHAHA pardon? Your blood froze? Lmao stop trolling. Go workout or pick up some martial arts. Doesn't seem psychologically healthy to get so scared of someone on the screen.
I felt scared when he said do you feel in charge and just casually lays his hand on the shoulder. Really violent people don’t have to explicitly warn you about how violent they are.
I was about to ask that same question is he smothering him or something becaus it would have one hell of an impact on the badassery scale with Bane snapping his neck on camera
I like how the “Do you feel in charge?” isn’t what causes Daggett to immediately become fearful. It’s Bane lowering the back of his hand onto Daggett’s shoulder.
bane trained him like a dog and daggett finally realizes it when he puts his hand on his shoulder. its the "im not gonna hurt you but im gonna show you how you done goofed" touch
That part Bane places his hand (palm-facing up) non-threateningly on Dagget is the one of the best scenes. Even without Bane saying anything, It was a great performance that truly characterizes Bane.
70% of his face is covered throughout the entire movie, including his mouth... His voice lines were voice-overs... Literally all he has to do is make the necessary movements the script requires... how is that so amazing? you could've done it too
@@Zikliv it's a mixed bag. I'm a fan of Hardy and listen only the top dogs exist in both DC AND MARVEL. The voiceover is great and a huge part, but Tom brings it all together. Bane's physicality is a huge part too. Imagine having to time things just right to even give space for the voiceover artist performance AND have your face covered. And do it so well most people don't even know it was 2 people. It's equivalent to say Javier Botet being a guy playing a creature/woman in Mama. It's great acting when it's seamless. Hell I didn't even realize that was Hardy until years later
@@Elthenar No Marvel movie ever comes close to TDK Trilogy in terms of Cinema. TDJ Trilogy is Cinema, Marvel movies are movies (great movies nonetheless)
@@EduFabolous I repeat, that is only perhaps true of Dark Knight. The other two movies were simply ok. The Dark Knight was simply so good that it elevated the other two movies through association. Also, you are wrong. The best of Marvel rivals the Dark Knight. I mean, it's only true of a few of them but it is true. Winter Soldier, Infinity War at the top of that list. Infinity War is the closest in feel to Dark Knight. One of the things that made Dark Knight great is the the Joker was so good that it made every scene carry a palpable tension. Infinity War was one of the few movies to do the same. Plus, Infinity War had the unreal twist of the Villain actually winning in the end.
@@Elthenar You could not be more wrong, the Trilogy is what makes it all excellent Cinema, how Christopher Nolan set the emotions and tune for each film, exploring Fear (Batman Begins), Chaos (The Dark Knight) and Pain (The Dark Knight Rises). If you analyze TDK in terms of dialogue and story telling it holds more value than any MCU film ever, just the scene where Joker throws Rachel out the window during the fundraiser is a masterpiece, as Joker later in the interrogation scene says that by the way the Batman lunged to save her he would of thought the Batman was Dent, stating exactly why he chose to have Rachel as the other choice when he tied her up with explosives. Also hinting that it was at that moment that Joker realized who the Batman was. The Dark Knight is not that much about Joker as you leave the film not knowing who he was and the Joker learns nothing by the end of it. It was all about Control during Chaos. Then The Dark Knight Rises is about Batman's journey to regaining Control through Pain caused by the aftermath of TDK's ending. All movies tie up beautifully and not in a cosmetic way, where in every MCU movie there is never a sense of our heroes ever being in a position where they would really lose. Even when you say they lost in Infinity war, everyone knew they didn't, and the directors even had to write in the screen that the Avengers would return. There were no sense of risk and there were always the possibility of it all being rewinded back since they introduced the notion of time manipulation (used poorly at times).
imperfectlypretty It's a subtle gesture but it gets the point across. Bane holds the power, Bane is in charge. Is that guy going to squirm out from under his hand? Nope. Bane holds dominion over that interaction.
Kirin Yardberry probably a reference to Thanos in the MCU. He wanted to do a horrible thing so that an amazing thing can happen. His motives makes sense and why he sees himself as the only one who can be honest and make that decision
You can actually survive having your head twisted around, but not for long. Your neck is a crazy flexible joint. There's horror stories of hunters attempting to kill an animal this way only to cause it more pain and agony before dying. Yeah sorry for that imagery, I'll take my leave.
Funny enough, that actually happened to me. It felt so frustrating that after almost 2 years of adminship the PC just decided to rip me off my admin privileges all of a sudden. I felt seriously betrayed
+NarooluCA Then after faking his death at the hands of Jon "not dead in season 6" Snow & one of Crasters wives he changed his name to Edmund Hewlitt & joined His Majesties Royal Army where he rose to the rank of Major & was stationed in Setauket NY during the American Revolution...
I like how the rich guy who fancies himself a 'tough guy' crumbles when he meets an actual killer who has an entirely different definition of "tough." "I can ruin your life! You'll never work in this city again!" "I can break your neck."
Funny to think that Tom Hardy (Bane) is actually 2 inches shorter than Ben Mendelsohn (Daggett). I like to imagine Tom Hardy is standing on a little stool or a box or something. 😂
Christian Bale is taller than Tom Hardy also. Must be difficult for Hardy to act in that film. Hardy said in an interview that Bale was very scary on set in the Batman suit.
@@SelfProclaimedEmperor Speaking honestly here as both a gamer and a Designer: part of what a makes a good Designer is understanding what people are saying, which is sometimes *not* what they are saying. Gamers are usually pretty good at expressing whether or not they're having fun and that should be trusted, but their diagnosis of why they're having fun can't. It's like going into a doctor's office and saying "My side hurts, Doc." And then the Doctor saying "Well, tell me what's wrong with it." You go to the doctor to *find out* what's wrong with it. Game Designers need to respect when a player says they're not having a good time and then diagnose. Certainly, gamers are sometimes correct and should always be taken seriously when they propose changes. Lots of good ideas come from gamers, but they're also not universally right and it's extremely rare that all gamers agree on what they want, making it nearly impossible for Designer to listen to the "will of the people" when the people don't agree. Most of the worst decisions that happen in games happen because publishers or non-Designer executives make a bunch of decisions that are out of designer (or even developer control). Microtransactions are a great example of this, where publishers or executives want the paycheck and designers would just rather make a great game... but can't because they're not the boss. TL;DR Designers are the doctors of games. Provide them information, but trust that they are more likely to drive to the correct conclusion than the masses. They're in it to make the most fun thing they can and they're experts in it. Publishers want the buck. I don't blame them for this, but they're the ones most likely to exert power over Designers and force them to make decisions you (the gamer) probably won't like.
Definitely one of the best written villains in movie history. A man pushed to the edge so harshly that the only outcome in his mind is to return the favor. Love it.
"Your hit on the rebels, it didn't work my friend! And now you've got my stormtroopers going around the galaxy at 24 hours a day....how EXACTLY is that supposed to help me get control of the Death Star?!"
Krennic: What are you? Vader: The galaxy’s reckoning. Here to end the borrowed time the old republic has been living on. Krennic: you’re...pure evil. Vader: I find your lack of faith disturbing.
Batman Begins - "You're in Hell little man, and I am the Devil." Bruce: "You're not the Devil. You're practice." The Dark Knight Rises - Bane: "Speak of the Devil, and he shall appear."
@@johnnyk5385 never claiming it was or wasn't. It was a product of it's time, guessing you weren't around when it came out.. Because it was cheese mixed with violence.. A more tame but similar tone to that of RoboCop.
Everybody's a tough guy, until Bane gently lays a hand on their shoulder.
@@Tom_Stevens617 It seems we have forgotten this is B A N E.
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@@screamingperson999 an
Bane is a tough guy
The gentle part was such a power move.
“Be careful not to choke on your aspirations... director”
Dang it i came here for this
Boi Malloy same
Both Darth Vader and Bane were recruited by Liam Neeson
I came here from that scene
"Dad Jokes, really?"
The transition from "overconfident and bossy" to "plain fear" was quick.
Bought the bitch outta him with one touch
Well, "overconfidence" was a mask, Bane just take it down
Ben Mendelsohn is an incredible character actor.
It always is.......
He didn't realize that Bane doesn't operate under the same societal rules that he does, and Bane gave him the reality check.
That gentle hand on the shoulder was such a powerful, yet subtle message...I cant put into words how much I adore this movie...
it wasn’t subtle at all.
“I can do a chop into your neck and kill you on the spot”
This movie is a masterpiece.
Out of curiosity, because I think I might get an opinion that's at least refreshing: did you like this one better than the Dark Knight or Begins?
@@ekathe85 absolutely....it was something about the dark sinister side of bane they showed in this movie that made it my favorite....bane is usually portrayed as a over the top, cartoonist, destroyer....this movie really showed the human side of bane...but don't get me wrong I absolutely love the dark knight....heath ledger was the best joker of all time....but this one is my favorite
@@KingNez89 That's cool. I'd place this one last compared to the other two, mainly because of the plot points, but I do agree that the Bane characterization is outstanding
“I payed you a small fortune.”
“And this gives you power over me?”
Sheer intimidation. Tom nailed every line in this movie, man
Part of what I really love about Tom’s performance is how you can completely forget that it’s him, same with Heath as Joker. They inhabited their roles and made the characters come to life.
@Ввуулдтууррм Флуурр-Флууксс eh, what?
@@TheGourdKing Rich men consider themselves powerful, but they only have power as long as other actually strong men are willing to do what they say. If nobody is there who wants to do what they say, then they're not so powerful anymore they're just a single guy who can only rely on their own strength, and that single puny guy is standing in front of Bane right now....
The president, the Pope, any ceo, kings or lords, they're all only powerful as long as other people do what they say.....
Wolfoe 3604 I only found out he played bane years after the movie already came out.
@@fieldy409 Well yeah, that's what makes them powerful. People do what they say, meaning they have the power of a ton of people at their command. It's not like they just love being ordered around, there is a reason why these folk are considered powerful.
You say "actually" strong people give them power. But that'd be saying that people like Putin, Trump, or Jeff Bezos don't have any power, which is just false. Physical strength has long since stopped being a way to measure real power in 99.9% of situations.
“Speak of the devil... and he shall appear.”
Always gives me goosebumps.
Statement so dope, I got it tattooed on my shoulder
Вспомнил говно - вот и оно.
@@marqueslittle1924 now thats dedication
@Jack Sparrow ?
@@marqueslittle1924 fr?
When I move out of my parents house:
"Your money and your infrastructure has been important...till now."
GunZTube1 makings of a psychopath I see
xD lolz
Haha bet your tounge rolled up in your mouth 2 weeks later when you begged to move back in lol
@@stanpeterson3944 hey, nothing beats moms cooking
LoL
The way he casually lays his hand on his shoulder is one of the most subtle yet intimidating gestures I’ve ever seen, pure genius
The sudden change in body language when he simply lays his hand on the guys shoulder. Priceless.
For you
MrBeaux Alot of loyalty from a hired commentator
Gaston Boucher "For you" is the proper way to respond when someone tells you "you're a big guy."
+MrBeaux For you
+caleb conn :o
yes yes it makes so much sense
plot twist: Nolan hated cgi so much that man actually died
I knew it. that neck crack sounded too realistic
@@OMGLARRYYY I don't get why he screamed after the neck was cracked/broken?
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Hahaha
@@phantom2683 Post mortem screaming
That comment can almost never be credited enough.
An open palm on someone’s shoulder while asking them if they feel in charge...that’s just, the biggest power move that exists lol.
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It is if you're built like Bane. Try the same move to someone much bigger than yourself
@@karldandleton2057 honestly if you boldly step up to someone larger than you like that, it might make them very nervous. They might wonder if you're either crazy or you're confident you can whoop their ass. Either way, it's going to make most bigger guys hesitate and think even if for a moment because they're used to people just immediately deferring to them when things get physical.
@@cygnusprime6728 You sound like a kid who's never dealt with real violence on the street before but has engaged in zero consequence "Locker Room" standoffs. Bit of advice, don't put your hands on people or *fantasize* about what you "think they're going to do" regardless of their size. In real life, people get shot and stabbed trying things like that.
“I’m Gotham’s reckoning here to end the borrowed time you all have been living on”!! What a scary line
I did not her anything he said after Gotham's reckoning. Thanks
@Alex S that wouldn’t make any sense
Thank you for the translation, I couldn't understand a word he said.
Thanks mate for tenaslation like me million of other non native English speakers didn't understand what he said
@@muhammadhamid1961 I'm a native english speaker and I always thought he said "I'm here to end the ball of damn you've all been living on." Like he was calling Gotham a pile of trash.
Buddy switched his energy up so quick when that heavy ass hand landed on his shoulder
😂😂😂
Pff, i woulda just knocked bane out as soon as he put his hand on my shoulder. One punch bitch night night 👊 IM IN CHARGE
Barack Οbama remember something, bane punched a hole into a concrete pillar with one swing, your punch will literally make him laugh😂😂😂
@@OnlySteph26 so what? Don't matter, one punch from el presidente and Bane would be SLEEPIN! I hand out naps with these hands left right uppercut don't matter, you catch one of these you gon be DEAD fool!
Bane would be RUNNING as soon as i slapped his ass
Barack Οbama Mr president sir, I mean no disrespect, but do you know karate?
I love the genuine confusion in Bane’s face when he says “and this gives you power over me”.
Yea I like it too bruh, the confused reaction was gold
Babe is the most terrifying villain of all time
@@mauricehawkins1147 he's back again, where has he been ?
I once said this to my boss when he said he was going to write me up. His reaction was priceless.
Agreed...acting at its finest..
Jesus Christ, just softly laying his hand on the dudes shoulder. Massive powermove
That comes from a certain & sure mind. The way it came naturally with the question. That individual exists and is rare. Yes his intentions are bad and if you should ever encounter someone like that, then you have been doing the wrong things for a long time.
Palm up too... No need to grasp a weak shoulder
I tried that to a bouncer at a club.
It didn't end well.
@@TraumaER for you or the bouncer?🤔
Ghost 64 let’s say I was escorted out lol
I like that Bane didn't yell in this entire movie yet still supremely intimidating.
He yells in his speeches
He did scream like an animal when fighting Bruce the second time, after his mask malfunctions
The most dangerous folks can control their emotions.
Yeah, but that grandma voice...
he's just a big guy, imagine if he was tiny and shit like stuart little, some mf mouse with a baby ass voice *im gothams reckoning* like no you are not, only ting you gonna reckon is the size of the boot i kick ur ass w
“Any man who needs to say ‘I am in charge’ is not in charge.” -Tywinn Lannister, or close enough.
“Any man who must say ‘I am the king’ is no true king”
“You think a crown gives you power”
gmu_alum08 why so serious
@Ввуулдтууррм Флуурр-Флууксс sounds like Sanders and Kim Jong Un!
I like this game!
You think a mask gives you Power?
"The king is tired, see him to his chambers"
"And this gives you power over me"
After that, it was over lol.
i think it was over the moment he put his hand on his neck.
I love that line because it’s reality. Yeah sure money can make you feel powerful but it’s nothing compared to real physical power. The minute he touched him he knew what power really was.
@@AndreNitroX I'd love for the Joker to come in & add some psychological power.
@@d3l3tes00n The joker should have been in this movie even as a cameo. I think his "do you want to know how i got these scars" speech was his version of " do you feel in charge"
It was over from "leave us"
I like how Tom Hardy is the shorter actor but they managed to make him look huge
Hw wore heels for the role
@@masteroogway1533 true but he actually had trained a lot in the gym too
@@ramonlovera9894 Yeah training in the gym made him taller
@@andersft7291 not taller lol, I meant bigger muscles
@@ramonlovera9894 that’s the easy part all you have to do is follow your trainer’s instructions.
"Speak of the Devil and he shall appear." Such a villainous line, I love it.
Exactly it was soo gangster like damn
WHERE WAS BANE THE WHOLE TIME????
even for a ninja he couldn't just drop out of thin air like that without making noise... he shows up in the middle of the room, silently, unseen, in broad daylight. nope.
only explanation: daggets little henchman was already in bane's pocket and knew he was there/let him in. also explains how stryver ended up in crane/scarecrows court as a bailiff.
Tom Hardy's Bane was genuinely very intimidating. When you feel a little scared to see him on screen, you have to admit he did a great job!
83BallroomBlitz the only thing I’m scared of is spiders
If that's the only thing you're scared of, then its definitely not the only thing you're scared of.
TheBlitzzer And hornets
@@theblitzzer8360 well said
I'd say better thus than venom
"WHERES BANE"
dude if you cant hear him breathing across the room open your ears man
He breathes like goddamn Darth Vader so I call bull shit he doesn't hear him
PotatoeSam5000 He's The Actor Mad Max
Or smell him! You know his ass doesn't shower much!
PotatoeSam5000- Speak of the devil and he shall appear
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“I paid you a small fortune.”
“And this gives you power over me?”
Bane is a working class hero.
He's also a puppet, and had every intention of nuking Gotham because a long dead terrorist with a name the film pronounces wrong decided it should happen. Bane's cool and all, until the twist where he's just a fancy looking goon.
@@fazepapasito8166 He was a patsy from the start, even his "I was born in the darkness" line was a lie. Anything decent about the film was ruined by that ending.
@@NarwhalEntertainment He is not a servant.He and Talia are colleagues
@@solaimansohan138 Sure.
He's a mercenary. He doesn't have to rely on wages from his boss. But it's not wrong to say he's a working class hero, using proletariat rhetoric to manipulate the lower classes and incite chaos so he can achieve his own goals.
0:51..Banes vocal command made him blink and side step back..the fear and servitude well expressed..0:58..complete acceptance of Banes authority..amazing scene..
“Do you feel in charge?”
0:59 *Ight imma head out*
Pff, i woulda just knocked bane out as soon as he put his hand on my shoulder. One punch bitch night night 👊 IM IN CHARGE
LMAO
This is great 😂😂😂
Lmao it actually is true 😂😁
I would’ve just been like “nahhh man I really don’t...” then pushed him with the quickness and ran out like usain bolt lol
"I'm in charge here!"
"Be careful not to choke on your aspirations"
Nigel Straw ahhhh dammit. you beat me here.
ermonski They should have got Darth Vader to snap his neck.
...omg! Until this moment, I didn't realize that Daggett and Krennic were played by the same actor.
I understood that reference.
That scene indeed must have been an influence for the Krennic/Vader ; can't be a coincidence.
"You're... Pure evil!"
"For you"
if he said that I would have died
where does that "for you" joke comes from?
+Fulahno the same movie this scene is from
I think they might be referring to the plane scene with Bane. One of the people asked if bane could survive without the mask... Then Bane responds "it would be extremely painful...... for you" lol check it out on UA-cam. ☺
From his point of view the jedis are evil.
He puts his hand gently on his shoulder.... he doesn’t rest it palm down or grab his lapel, he just open palm sideways places it on the shoulder and effortlessly and terrifyingly asks “do you feel in charge” that’s just some crazy next level performance business goin on there...
Bane: Do you feel in charge?
Nolan: But..Tom..i'm the director...
Bane: And that gives you power over me?
As Bane, he wore lift up shoes to be taller than Christian Bale tho. He is like 6'1 here
@Yo Momma Tom Hardy really had to work hard to look menacing here. Christian Bale is way more intimidating if you compare them in real life, especially when wearing the Batman costume and growling.
@@Jen-Yueh_Hu And I still broke his back.
Wb : do you feel in charge?
Snyder : but i am the director of justice league
Wb : and that gives you power over the movie?
Nolan: You.. pure actor..
Bane: I’m a necessary actor.
"do you feel In charge?"
"Y-you have such a gentle touch"
Bane: 😮
*plays Careless Whisper* lol
“I want you to choke me until the gasp of life leaves my throat”
“Dude what the fuck, I’m leaving you alone now…”
big guy for me
@@encryptedwolf7623 hahahahahahah! And I'm never gonna dance again!
@@jahyamack8359 lol *kisses Bane's hand*
The atmosphere in the theater became tense as soon as he put his hand on Dagget's shoulder.
do you feel in charge?
0-100 real quick
it was a tiny gesture but it spoke volumes.
For you
David Sarif For you :)
"I'm in charge"
"Do you feel in charge?"
Chilling line.
Tom Hardy doesn’t get the recognition he deserves for this role.
After Ledger Joker, it was impossible.
matrix49A nah, Tom Hardy is one of the best actors these years. Sure a lot of actors could have done the role, but not “anybody” and not as well as he did.
Niyaz Kaan Dağçınar yup, if anyone doubts his acting go watch The Revenant🤷♂️
He is literally the top-billed actor in the world at the moment. I'm not saying he doesn't deserve it, but how much more recognition could he get?
I recognize that he NAILED a side kick wearing 6" lifts in the 2nd fight.
Everybody talks about joker. But I also liked Bane as villain. He was ruthless
Bane was not a villain
@@akula444 Ra's, Joker, Bane, Thanos, Mandarin, Darth Vader nobody is a villain if you think like that. every villain has his own purpose
@@akula444 if someone who threatens to destroy the entire city just for taking revenge is not considered as villain, I don't know who the villain is.
@@RAJ_K_ there are no villains or heroes. Just different points of view.
"Everyone is the hero of their own story."
@@asurasyn no they're not
"Do you feel in charge?"
"Be careful not to choke on your aspiration director."
Victimized by two masked villain.
Ey?
@@mariolisa2832 Same actor as Director Krenic in Rouge One
"Dad jokes? Really?"
@@radjadawamindra697 "Dad Jokes? What do you mean, why would you say that? Do you think I'm a father!?"
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That's it - that's what I love about films, about actresses and actors that excel at their craft. Hardy fully embraced the character. When I see him in his scenes, I see Bane, not Hardy. Same with Ledger, I only saw The Joker, not the actor that portrayed him.
When actresses and actors transform into their characters and the audience is absolutely captured within the immersion, that's what I call acting.
Liam neeson with Ras al ghul
Nolan specifically picked Tom Hardy because of his ability to research real life characters and place them into the story, also for his ability to act using just his eyes. Hardy took Bane from a fictional Mexican wrestler on roids and flipped him into a real World bare knuckle Gypsie boxer from London who was known for his odd speech cadence which Hardy replicated and adapted. Another one of his famous characters is Alfie Solomons in Peaky Blinders which was based on the real life Jewish gangster from North London called Alfie Solomon. So when you watch Hardy bare in mind he is always portraying someone real placed into a fictional World.
Worst catwoman
Compared to The Joker in Suicide Squad you clearly see Jared Leto.
@@ajscrewu Only if you're on drugs, which you apparently are. Halle Berry was the worst Catwoman. Hathaway is very solid
"Speak of the Devil, and he shall appear."
"I am necessary evil."
"Do you feel in charge?"
When Joker was talking about Gotham needing a higher class of criminals this is what he's talking about.
No he was talking about Harvey dent
@@reborn6596 but like....
the joke
Salud
Higher class? But Bane going after the rich is actually very middle class
@@LET4M4RU wtf are you on about
Looks like Krennic had his neck broken on his aspirations
and Dr. Gottlieb won't have to worry about finding any Kaiju Groupies here
Gay
Too bad the FOOKIN' LEGEND of Gin Alley didn't step in to fuck Bane up.
Nawl he broke his nose in covered his mouth so he could choke in die...
Looks like Darth Vader wasn't the only one causing him to choke on his aspirations
I gotta say Tom Hardy played the shit out of Bane! While no one could top the Joker no one could have done a better job as Bane than Tom!
Tom hardy as Bane was a total boss!
Dave Bautista
@@Enzo575 true, he definitley looks and could carry the part. Plus, i could be wrong but i believe dave batista is actually cuban so it would be true to bane being a latin american character
@@omegamark9178 this needs to be done if they involve bane in the future.
@@Enzo575 yeah but be careful. He walks alone.
The fact that his hand wasn't even gripping his shoulder, but just an open hand. Makes it even more badass, he doesn't need to use force to be intimidating as hell
Mom: go take the trash out
Me : do you feel in......
*gets a chancla to the face*
FrequencyOo The dreaded Sao Paulo Sandal.
Ah, the dreaded sandal. The Brazilian equivalent of the AK-rollingpinnovich
la chankla.
Or a belt in the ass XD.
Hahaha, mid sentence sandal. Or smack in the mouth... Been there mate. Lol!
This didn't work for me. I placed a hand on my manager's shoulder and said the same thing and he put my head through the window.
Joke is on your manager, the window can sue him
I hope you made a small fortune sueing him and the company!
You we're probably a scrawny weakling
I hope you executed him using the glass.
Your the guy to the left
"this gives you power over me?"
If you look into his eyes, he's actually genuinely inquisitive about this. For someone who was 'moulded in darkness' he knows what real power is and it's not money.
Real power is the Light of the World, Jesus Christ the Messiah.
This is fantasy. Real power is money.
@@superfisher4379 I'd take money over God any day of the week
@@superfisher4379 Wealth does = power, but true power lies in the ability to kill and do whatever it takes to meet your mission. When you act like this others will even be willing to die for you.
@@shanhussain6114 good luck
When the rich spoiled kid using daddy's money meets the poor kid who doesn't give a shit and is about to dispense a beating.
The Christopher Nolan villains were honestly the best.
All his movies are always amazing. Inception, Dark Knight, Batman Begins, Man of Steel, Memento
@@cassanderrr You do realize 'Man of Steel' was a Zack Snyder directed film, right?
@@SullyFox Yeah but it was produced by Christopher Nolan.
@@cassanderrr Which means almost nothing considering it was Zack's vision and Warner Bros. offered Nolan the producer credit because they wanted to get Nolan fans onboard with the upcoming DCEU.
Sully Fox Well fine. Besides Man of a Steel, the rest are Nolan films 😒
“Speak of the devil and he shall appear”
And the way he said that....lol man was a different breed.
@Captain Brandon Cinema Lover His death was sudden not goofy. This reflects what he said earlier in the film "It doesn't matter who we are. What matters is our plan." Him dying rather anticlimacticly refers to how even he himself was disposable in this plan. He was going to stay in Gotham when the nuke went off. Also the nuke was close to detonating, it wouldn't make sense to have a long drawn out death scene for him.
@Captain Brandon Cinema Lover I'd say Catwoman was one of the main characters. The reason it wasn't Batman to finish him off was to prove the point that Batman is more than a man, he is a symbol. To inspire people to do good, which is what happened with Selina. She wanted to just leave the city but she chose to come back because she was inspired by Bruce's selflessness. Alfred said himself, this city doesn't need your body master Wayne. And by the end of the movie he's done being Batman, and someone else (Robin) takes up the mantle. At the end of the movie the whole city honours Batman and will remember him for generations to come. It all goes back to what Bruce said in Batman Begins "As a man...I'm flesh and blood, I can be ignored, destroyed. But as a symbol...as a symbol I can be incorruptible. I can be everlasting."
4 years later: Ben Affleck who played Daredevil becomes the next Batman.
The way he delivers that line is so damn raw and intimidating. Absolute talent.
“Speak of the devil, and he shall appear”
Him standing there so calmly, very intimidating
For you
@@MrBeaux and you
And you
@@theonionsystem7779 and me
@@kingkenan4498 *a bunch of people in the background* and us
1:12 The absolute subtlety of stroking him like "Yeah you my bxxxh, always have been. Now sleep."
That subtle turnaway at 1:01
That dreadful realization that he has lost dominance, lost control of the situation.
Just one small role, but extremely well portrayed. Ben Mendelsohn is a terrific actor.
That's what I was going to say! It was brilliant. You really buy the terror he feels and so You feel terrified as well. Brilliant acting.
Yes he is
He's ok
Yea plus when Bane put his hand on him he knew there’s no escaping now 😂
@@peace000 Funny things is I don't know much about Alan Watts, but I keep hearing his voice sampled on EDM tracks. Dude not only sounds super intriguing but had a lot of wisdom (from the EDM samples lol)
“Your hit on the stock exchange, it didn’t work, my friend”
Reddit: DO YOU FEEL IN CHARGE?
I like how on every clip from the dark knight movies have a reference to the current situation
YES
@@wizard680 They sure do! And I love it.
@@wizard680 From Covid, to the stock market.
"They were paid a small fortune."
And that gives them power over us? Their money and infrastructure has been important... till now.
We are the reckoning. Here to end the borrowed time they've all been living on.
"I paid you a small fortune"
"And that gives you power...over me?"
The world's problems in one sentence: money equals power...?
We live in a society
Power equals power.
Materialism is a weakness.
Power resides where people believe it resides.
Money buys power. Washington is bought 100%.
'Do you feel in charge?' That still send chills down the spine
Failed to absorb Wayne Enterprise.
Had the Death Star blueprint stolen by rebels.
Lost to a bunch of kids in race to Easter egg on The Oasis.
Not the guy you wanna hire for CEO position!
Don't forget that a skrull impersonated him in Captain Marvel
@@hydradbz456 and he failed to beat Moses (who looks a lot like Bruce Wayne!) in ancient egypt
Lol, I didn't know it was the same guy till now, hilarious!!!
@@hydradbz456 The Skrull was actually played by him, both parts i mean.
He did will a million dollars gambling w deadpool
I did this to my manager yesterday
Put your hand over his shoulder in a gentle manner and said "Do you feel in charge?"?
LOL
I'm guessing your boss was also a power-hungry businessman who wanted to absorb a multi-million $ company :P
+414MrMilwaukee where do you collect unemployment now?
black people
I absolutely love this interpretation of Bane, suits so well with Bale's Batman. Ever so calm in everything he says and yet so intimidating
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Never liked how little he resembled comic Bane in like every aspect
@@ikeamonkey7372 While I get what you are saying I, by a huge margin, prefer this Bane over the previous one in Batman and Robin. Whilst the B&R Bane looked like the comic book Bane all they kept was the look and strength (and venom). He wasn't the intelligent, cunning strategist who could match Batman both physically and mentally, which is what made him one of the Bats most dangerous enemies.
Whilst this Bane may not look like his comic counterpart and doesn't use venom he at least is very intelligent, a keen strategist, intimidating and is both physically and mentally able to match Batman. So while he doesn't have enough of the surface characteristics of comic Bane he has enough of the core elements of his character to be, at least for me, a far better representation that the previous one which was just a superficial copy.
@@Marsmuncher It is a perfect Bane rendition.
@@ikeamonkey7372 how exactly is it unfaithful?
Bane is depicted as an intelligent muscle man.
Some think of him as a brute, unintelligent, he isn’t
The shift in the music when Bane lays his hand on his shoulder literally becomes so intense in a blink of an eye perfect scene
"Do you feel in charge?"
"Uhh, sorry, could you repeat that? I couldn't hear you over the sound of me shittin' myself."
stopthemadness99 haaaaa uncle ruckus
Incredible acting. Without saying a word, you could see the fear strike his soul like a bolt of lightning.
“Do you feel in charge”
The other guy: 😳👨🦯👨🦯👨🦯
"Do you feel in CHAAAAAG !!? " 🤣
@@StreetFighter2010 🤣🤣🤣
That would make me piss my slef
I said that to my boss, now i am unemployed....
@@stefansvensson3287
😄
That guy works on the Death Star now. He's in charge.
And before that he was dealing drugs in Florida. With the help of his family.
Doesn't give him power over Vader
There better be a "Do You Feel In Charge" in Rogue One.
(Vader snaps neck with the force)
OMG you people are fucking amazing!
Snake56 Oh crap I see it now!
This movie is so underrated. Every movie is this trilogy is fantastic.
Eh, the Dark Knight Rises wasn't as good as the first two.
@@darkparker7500 the third film is rarely as good as the first two.
@@KaylaMarie_ Yep.
I like 2 and 3 better than 1, although I feel the climax to all 3 are just ok, but the journeys in both 2 and 3 are more than worth it, seeing the Joker do his Joker ish and Bane do his Bane ish.
TDKR is the weakest of the trilogy. There's so much dumb shit that happens in it that undermines. Batman recovering from such a huge injury and then somehow escaping the pit is ridiculous.
Then he somehow found his way back into Gotham without anyone noticing. His Batman voice was even more ridiculous.
Bane turning out to be Talia's puppet was a stupid twist. Selena Kyle was wasted and pointless, she could have been absent from the whole film and it wouldn't really have lost anything.
It's not a bad film overall. But it is a bad Batman film IMO.
The way he rests his hand on Daggart’s shoulder: not using his power, not even slightly grabbing his shoulder, but lightly resting his hand shows that bane is so powerful he doesnt need to use his power to project it. Tom Hardy’s workout routine...
Lol what workout routine? It's called acting. Ben is taller than Hardy.
@Thomas Vatz Listen, Daggart put on a worried expression because the script asked for it.
Not because Tom Hardy's workout actually gave him super strength in real life lmao.
@@yueshijoorya601 Yeah, but are you telling me that you weren't intimidated? When that moment happened, my blood froze and I wasn't the one in danger.
@@mlgamings6110 HAHAHAHA pardon? Your blood froze? Lmao stop trolling. Go workout or pick up some martial arts. Doesn't seem psychologically healthy to get so scared of someone on the screen.
yueshijoorya chill
Gimme likes.
(Edit) wow, cheers guys.
I swear I could hear his blood freezing too.
So did mine.
I felt scared when he said do you feel in charge and just casually lays his hand on the shoulder. Really violent people don’t have to explicitly warn you about how violent they are.
His balls detached to run away.
Yep!
So Bane was going to snap his neck but tickled him to death off screen instead.
it sounded like daggett was choking on something ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Bane is a big guy afterall...
+PokerInTheAnus UUUU
I was about to ask that same question is he smothering him or something becaus it would have one hell of an impact on the badassery scale with Bane snapping his neck on camera
+PokerInTheAnus "...for you."
I love the look on dagget's face when he realized that bane doesn't care about money and he thinks there's a small chance that he's going survive this
"I'm in charge!"
BANE: "Be careful not to choke on your aspirations, director."
Came here because of the rogue one hishe! 🤣
Honestly... Tom Hardy could play Vader in a stand-alone film.
Bane is so powerful here. All he has to do is put his hand on the guy's shoulder, and he goes quiet.
I do it all the time. Sometimes they scream...
He doesn't even slam it down, just gently rests it.
if a hand the size of a ditch shovel connected to a body like a giant red oak rests on you!! you bloody well listen!!
You think that's impressive? Vader can choke people when standing from a distance.
That hand looks tiny and gentle tho
"A necessary evil"
*proceeds to tickle guy off screen*
Such a nice guy that Bane is.
What a guy
That made me lol 😂
I like how the “Do you feel in charge?” isn’t what causes Daggett to immediately become fearful. It’s Bane lowering the back of his hand onto Daggett’s shoulder.
bane trained him like a dog and daggett finally realizes it when he puts his hand on his shoulder. its the "im not gonna hurt you but im gonna show you how you done goofed" touch
Tom hardy does such an amazing job in this role. "Do you feel in charge" gives me goosebumps
It's something else
Isn't it.
BatChest
“No, stay here, I’m in charge.”
Bane: So you’ve chosen death
Lol
Then Bane tickled him to death!
oh he was gonna die no matter what, if not by bane, then by the mob with the "trials"
@@pauly260 a hahaha hahaha
That part Bane places his hand (palm-facing up) non-threateningly on Dagget is the one of the best scenes. Even without Bane saying anything, It was a great performance that truly characterizes Bane.
Massive power move
Yea and Dagget then realized there’s no escaping
This is an amazing scene indeed.
And it truly characterizes Bane perfectly.
Yep. And it was completely improvised
I'm amazed that people find Tom's performance anything but beyond perfect.
70% of his face is covered throughout the entire movie, including his mouth... His voice lines were voice-overs... Literally all he has to do is make the necessary movements the script requires... how is that so amazing? you could've done it too
@@Zikliv hard to act with just your eyes
@@Zikliv it's a mixed bag. I'm a fan of Hardy and listen only the top dogs exist in both DC AND MARVEL. The voiceover is great and a huge part, but Tom brings it all together. Bane's physicality is a huge part too. Imagine having to time things just right to even give space for the voiceover artist performance AND have your face covered. And do it so well most people don't even know it was 2 people. It's equivalent to say Javier Botet being a guy playing a creature/woman in Mama. It's great acting when it's seamless. Hell I didn't even realize that was Hardy until years later
@@Zikliv you have 0 clue and have no idea that you have 0 clue
@@Zikliv ну тебя же не пригласили на эту роль😂 обесуенивать работу других -это по "мужски "
I love it how he just rests the back of his hand on his shoulder before he asks "Do you feel in charge?", its just perfect.
nateo200 For you
MrBeaux WHERES REACHEL!
Justice Hunter WHERE'SH DA TRIGGER!!!
MrBeaux It's a... fully primed neutron bomb, with a blast radius of six Rachels.
+nateo200 What's great about it is it wasn't scripted, Hardy did it on his own volition.
The hand on shoulder gesture, the simplest way to son a nigga. And "Do you feel in charge?"
Bane is unbelievable
For you
Doesn't even grasp him. The BACK of his hand is enough to make the guy shit himself.
+Hobbes 'son' is a noun. Who the fuck taught you english?
Feckling HAhahahaaa this actually made me laugh thank you
Feckling For you
Avengers Endgame is the highest grossing movie ever.
TDK Trilogy: And this gives you power over me?
Yes, because only Dark Knight was a truly great movie.
Gross doesn't mean a movie is great, but the two Infinity War movies were great.
In Marvel's defense they would all kick his ass
@@Elthenar No Marvel movie ever comes close to TDK Trilogy in terms of Cinema. TDJ Trilogy is Cinema, Marvel movies are movies (great movies nonetheless)
@@EduFabolous I repeat, that is only perhaps true of Dark Knight. The other two movies were simply ok. The Dark Knight was simply so good that it elevated the other two movies through association.
Also, you are wrong. The best of Marvel rivals the Dark Knight. I mean, it's only true of a few of them but it is true. Winter Soldier, Infinity War at the top of that list.
Infinity War is the closest in feel to Dark Knight. One of the things that made Dark Knight great is the the Joker was so good that it made every scene carry a palpable tension. Infinity War was one of the few movies to do the same. Plus, Infinity War had the unreal twist of the Villain actually winning in the end.
@@Elthenar You could not be more wrong, the Trilogy is what makes it all excellent Cinema, how Christopher Nolan set the emotions and tune for each film, exploring Fear (Batman Begins), Chaos (The Dark Knight) and Pain (The Dark Knight Rises).
If you analyze TDK in terms of dialogue and story telling it holds more value than any MCU film ever, just the scene where Joker throws Rachel out the window during the fundraiser is a masterpiece, as Joker later in the interrogation scene says that by the way the Batman lunged to save her he would of thought the Batman was Dent, stating exactly why he chose to have Rachel as the other choice when he tied her up with explosives. Also hinting that it was at that moment that Joker realized who the Batman was.
The Dark Knight is not that much about Joker as you leave the film not knowing who he was and the Joker learns nothing by the end of it. It was all about Control during Chaos.
Then The Dark Knight Rises is about Batman's journey to regaining Control through Pain caused by the aftermath of TDK's ending.
All movies tie up beautifully and not in a cosmetic way, where in every MCU movie there is never a sense of our heroes ever being in a position where they would really lose.
Even when you say they lost in Infinity war, everyone knew they didn't, and the directors even had to write in the screen that the Avengers would return. There were no sense of risk and there were always the possibility of it all being rewinded back since they introduced the notion of time manipulation (used poorly at times).
the look of fear in his assistants face when appears is chilling
It seems the director has choked on his aspirations before.
His "partners" went rogue every time
@@definitelynotyuribezmenov7611 Budum Pshhhhh!
"You should be careful not to choke on yours... Assistant Director" - Darth Vader
Your pfp matches this comment very well
@@ravioliguy7113
Holy shit it really does 😂
Daggett: ”What are you?”
Bane: ” *We are Ven*- I mean *I'm Gotham's reckoning* ”
O_o
Bane:" I'm on venom" lol
@@madnomad3861 Ha! I wonder how many people understand this one?
I see what you did there!!
@@FatGirlsSmellLikeBreakfast that name🤣🤷♂️
I love the little hand on his shoulder when Bane asks him if he feels in charge! One of my favorite scenes of the movie.
imperfectlypretty
It's a subtle gesture but it gets the point across. Bane holds the power, Bane is in charge. Is that guy going to squirm out from under his hand? Nope. Bane holds dominion over that interaction.
Bane: I'm necessary evil
Marvel: Write that down! Write that down!
?
Kirin Yardberry probably a reference to Thanos in the MCU. He wanted to do a horrible thing so that an amazing thing can happen. His motives makes sense and why he sees himself as the only one who can be honest and make that decision
@@kirinyardberry1324 Thanos: I'm inevitable
Comic book companies do not own character archetypes.
Great historical reference
Ughhh the idea that Bane didn’t snap his neck but literally twisted it around as suggestion they were going for is so creepy and smart
And a PG-13 film ..
You can actually survive having your head twisted around, but not for long. Your neck is a crazy flexible joint. There's horror stories of hunters attempting to kill an animal this way only to cause it more pain and agony before dying.
Yeah sorry for that imagery, I'll take my leave.
Ughhh he smushed his face bud
Actually I think he broke his face in order to have him die in agony.
@@aden_light I mean this is Bane, so probably all of the above.
Me: tries to open app
My PC: "You do not have permission to open this."
Me: *run as administrator*
My PC: "Do you feel in charge?"
"I've paid a small fortune for you"
@@PhilipTrouble And this gives you power over me?
Funny enough, that actually happened to me. It felt so frustrating that after almost 2 years of adminship the PC just decided to rip me off my admin privileges all of a sudden. I felt seriously betrayed
@@stefan_c.76 wtf ? 😂😂 top ten anime betrayals right here
yissssss
“Do you feel in charge?”
Perhaps the greatest line in cinematic history.
Agreed
1:33 That was when he decided to go to The Wall and join the Nights Watch
NarooluCA a fookin legend!!
NarooluCA I take it Gin Alley is somewhere in Gotham then?
Crichjo32 It' in the barrows.
"I would take any dark knight! Any dark knight, any time!"
+NarooluCA Then after faking his death at the hands of Jon "not dead in season 6" Snow & one of Crasters wives he changed his name to Edmund Hewlitt & joined His Majesties Royal Army where he rose to the rank of Major & was stationed in Setauket NY during the American Revolution...
I like how the rich guy who fancies himself a 'tough guy' crumbles when he meets an actual killer who has an entirely different definition of "tough."
"I can ruin your life! You'll never work in this city again!"
"I can break your neck."
“I can ruin your life, I can make sure you never work in this city again!!!!”
“I suppose you could. And I could snap your neck even easier.”
getting killed by bane
getting force choked by darth vader
no you are not in charge and stop asking if you are
ramones he doesn't have lucky against masked guys
getting shot in the face by the death star
ramones Even Tarkin made him look a twat
Oh shit it's the same actor. Cant believe I didnt put that together lol
I want to make a movie with him as the villain (again) getting him killed after he says he is in charge.
I swear, every line of dialog that Bane delivers is epic!
Funny to think that Tom Hardy (Bane) is actually 2 inches shorter than Ben Mendelsohn (Daggett).
I like to imagine Tom Hardy is standing on a little stool or a box or something. 😂
Christian Bale is taller than Tom Hardy also. Must be difficult for Hardy to act in that film. Hardy said in an interview that Bale was very scary on set in the Batman suit.
Apparently he wore platformed shoes on set cause our boy is only 5'9
@j q yeah ik haha I live in the US. Most guys are 5'9 so he's surprisingly not that tall. Still hot tho
Well that took a turn
@j q Globally average male height is lower than 5'9, so he's actually taller than most men
"I paid you a small fortune*
"Be careful not to choke on your aspirations director"
Skywalker l came here from that scene
Gamers: “I’ve paid you a small fortune”
Game developers: “and this gives you POWER over me?
Lol true
The sad truth
As a game developer, I agree with this statement.
@@TheDeconstructivist If you like them pay checks, its best to keep doing what the customer say.
@@SelfProclaimedEmperor Speaking honestly here as both a gamer and a Designer: part of what a makes a good Designer is understanding what people are saying, which is sometimes *not* what they are saying. Gamers are usually pretty good at expressing whether or not they're having fun and that should be trusted, but their diagnosis of why they're having fun can't. It's like going into a doctor's office and saying "My side hurts, Doc." And then the Doctor saying "Well, tell me what's wrong with it." You go to the doctor to *find out* what's wrong with it. Game Designers need to respect when a player says they're not having a good time and then diagnose.
Certainly, gamers are sometimes correct and should always be taken seriously when they propose changes. Lots of good ideas come from gamers, but they're also not universally right and it's extremely rare that all gamers agree on what they want, making it nearly impossible for Designer to listen to the "will of the people" when the people don't agree.
Most of the worst decisions that happen in games happen because publishers or non-Designer executives make a bunch of decisions that are out of designer (or even developer control). Microtransactions are a great example of this, where publishers or executives want the paycheck and designers would just rather make a great game... but can't because they're not the boss.
TL;DR Designers are the doctors of games. Provide them information, but trust that they are more likely to drive to the correct conclusion than the masses. They're in it to make the most fun thing they can and they're experts in it. Publishers want the buck. I don't blame them for this, but they're the ones most likely to exert power over Designers and force them to make decisions you (the gamer) probably won't like.
Bane: "do you feel in charge??"
Me: " oh my bad, I said my phone need to charge. You gotta type - c charger?"
😂😅😆
Definitely one of the best written villains in movie history. A man pushed to the edge so harshly that the only outcome in his mind is to return the favor. Love it.
I love the way you described Bane in this way
The rich need a bit of a check on reality from time to time
My thoughts exactly
It's like a "bad end" version of a Karen going all " *I need to talk to your manager, young man!* "
Manager: " *Do you feel in charge..?* "
sure.. your hypocrisy is that you wish you were rich yourself.. and don't fool anyone here and say no you don't wish it..
Eat the rich
Broke bitch logic
The simplicity that he places his hand with. No grip, not even palm down around the shoulder. Just the slightest contact is enough of a threat
Guy went from Hot Shot CEO to nothing with a gentle hand. lol. such a great scene.
Bane: "Do you feel in charge?"
Joker: "Yeah."
A showdown between the two would have been amazing!
Levon Gevorgyan Joker is too crazy and fearless to really be intimidated...Even by Bane.
smackedinthejaw He would just get killed. The Jokers tactics are different than Bane's. Bane would probably fuck the Joker 12 ways to sunday.
@@nateo200 You've apparently never read a single comic book...
Oh if we only could have seen that. I'm pretty sure the Joker would have had a trick up his sleeve. Maybe just a pencil. :)
"Your hit on the rebels, it didn't work my friend! And now you've got my stormtroopers going around the galaxy at 24 hours a day....how EXACTLY is that supposed to help me get control of the Death Star?!"
Darth Vader: "Leave us."
Krennic: "NO, you stay here. I'm in command." *get's force choked*
Darth Vader: "Do you feel in command."
Michael Gira gayyyyy
Krennic: "I've given you Galen Ersos Corpse" Vader: "And this gives you power over me?"
This thread is everything 😂😂😂
Krennic: What are you?
Vader: The galaxy’s reckoning. Here to end the borrowed time the old republic has been living on.
Krennic: you’re...pure evil.
Vader: I find your lack of faith disturbing.
he's a big guy
for you
Agent Bill Wilson you don’t get to bring friends.
Agent Bill Wilson If I take that mask off will it hurt
Ted Godfrey
It will be extremely painful...
Hariharan G UUUU
Batman Begins -
"You're in Hell little man, and I am the Devil."
Bruce: "You're not the Devil. You're practice."
The Dark Knight Rises -
Bane: "Speak of the Devil, and he shall appear."
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@James Prime Brilliant? The Devil is a very common figurative comment.
Joker (Batman 1989): "have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?"
@@hadriangonzalez607 Everything about that movie was cheese.
@@johnnyk5385 never claiming it was or wasn't. It was a product of it's time, guessing you weren't around when it came out.. Because it was cheese mixed with violence.. A more tame but similar tone to that of RoboCop.
Beginning of the movie:
-Bane talks funny
End of the movie
-quoting,imitating, and generating new bane memes
Beginning of movie:
- Yawn I miss the Joker so much
End of movie:
- Bane was OK... but WHY HEATH WHHHHYYY? :(
@@mariolisa2832 bane was ok? he was phenomenal nobody can match joker level don't comapare
Both batman begins sequels had the villians stealing the show...they are both great in their own style
To be fair he was incomprehensible in the very first trailer - they made his voice clearer in the film.
@@AshleyPomeroy The original voice is superior, much more menacing.