‘’A hero , a hero can be anyone , even a man doing something as simple as putting a coat around a young boys shoulders to let him know the world hadn’t ended’’.
@@tobuc-pq2yx I disagree a bit. Ever since Batman Begins my favourite line and a quote that I've actually lived by ever since is: "It's not who I am underneath, it's what I do that defines me".
This trilogy is exceptional ... perfect batman ( Bale) .. perfect director (Nolan) perfect music composer (Zimmer) .. perfect villains (Liam Neeson as Ras al Ghul, Heath Ledger as the Joker and Tom Hardy as the Bane) .. I'd like to thank everyone who had something to do with this trilogy .. thank you very much .. these movies have a big influence on me and for me it will forever be the best Batman/Superhero movies of all time This soundtrack reaches the bottom of my heart..
yes, batman has always been my favorite hero, he is soo much not like other heroes, hes dark and mentally broken man , who cant ever live normal life, I have heard some guys saying that movie was too realistic but in my opinion batman should be realistic hero, because he is not alien, he is human , I have also heard some people say that Bale was to skinny for batman that even bane was bigger but actually Bane is supposed to be like this, its amazing how much muscle Hardy gained for this role, he was perfect Bane, and Bale looked very badass in this batsuit, I think its my favorite yet, when it comes to movies, ofcourse batman arkham video games are also just amazing , they really capture this dark tone of batmans world , I also loved that they didnt use soo much CGI, batmobile was real and even batwing was real, it made experience soo much more real, this is for sure superhero movie that everyone can watch, not only children
@@HK-gm8pe lol u forgot to mention that when watching this movie again, 10 years later, it still feels like it was recently released... and not outdated like the justice league or bats vs supes movie... The only thing I would've liked to seen more of in this trilogy was not rushing to the end, as well, Bale could've been more aggressive in his batman role, he didnt feel intimidating enough for when the Dark Knight Rises, which is usually when he's older, grumpier, and less tolerant. All and all, I still love the entire series.
@@HK-gm8pe tumblr was real, batpod was real, the batcave though an artificial set but real. Batman flying across was real. The Cgi was only with that flying vehicle .
If only rises got a better ending, this trilogy would have been beyond perfect. I'm still mad how they threw all the character development of Bane at the end and made him an henchmen.
we fall to stand up again , to raise the stakes , to begin again , to march again , devouring our old selfs thus creating the new. Masters of our own character
Batman Begins- The most comic accurate Batman movie ever. The Dark Knight- The darkest and deepest Batman movie ever. The Dark Knight Rises- The most epic and inspirational Batman movie ever.
I remember when I saw this at the theater, there was a massive applause after Bruce made the climb. You could feel the energy of everyone being influenced and motivated by that scene.
Growing up without a father is tough, my father died when I was 5, and the TDK trilogy made up my childhood, my teenage years and now as a grown man, Batman from the TDK trilogy is an example of an ideal man, a man who never breaks his principles, a man showing resilience, the trilogy helped me during my darkest times specially the quote "Why do we fall? So that we can learn to pick ourselves up" and the climbing out of the pit scene. Thank you Nolan, Bale and Zimmer for providing this masterpiece which is beyond cinema but also a ray of light.
"Life is like a roller coaster. There is twists and turns, ups and downs, you don't know what to expect as the days go on. Life may get hard, it may beat you down to the ground, you may feel worthless, but you must realize why we fall... so we can learn to pick ourselves back up again. You beat whatever it is that was beating you. Never give in, never give up, never doubt what you can accomplish. Be the hero of your own story... after all you either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
there is something about Batman that just makes me click. The darkness, the fear and dominance he imposes are far more appealing than other super heroes.
For me it's the fact that he is hypothetically just on the verge of the superhuman territory. I mean not every element in the Batman universe makes sense realistically speaking, but that doesn't invalidate that he's just one man against a batallion of villains. Nobody but him can be Batman, but we could all strive to perfect ourselves (training and whatnot) so that when we do fall, we learn to pick ourselves up. :)
6:55 still gives me goosebumps. It’s so iconic, and even when it plays when Bruce is climbing out the the pit I still get goosebumps every time. A truly great soundtrack, my favorite ever by zimmer. So dark, mysterious, and captures the darkness and pain of the dark knight rises. I loveee it
“Don’t talk like you’re of of them. YOU’RE NOT! Even if you’d like to be. To them you’re just a freak, like me. They need you right now but when they don’t they’ll cast you out. Like a leper. You see their “morals” their “code” it’s a bad joke. Dropped at the first sign of trouble. You see they’re only as good as the world allows them to be. I’ll show you when the chips are down these...uhh..these “civilized” people. They’ll eat each other. You see I’m not a monster I’m just ahead of the curve.” - Heath Ledger’s Joker 2008
Agree. You need soldiers, police officers, lawyers, paramedics and such as an useful desease: when you do not need anymore, they're just good-for-nothing, jerks and spat on their face... That's life.
@Leo The Marvel movies are action garbage. They have to depth or meaning other than who beats who. It's why I can't stand them. These movies have so much more depth, so much more meaning and thought. They feel *real,* and I *love* them for it.
@@jonathanstrange3867 meh, I agree that Nolan’s Batman trilogy have way more depth than the MCU. But I’d say Tony Stark’s arc is pretty damn good too because the movies go pretty in depth about his PTSD from everything that’s happened
BadNewsBears it would have continued if heath didnt die, it would be hard to continue after the dark knight rises without a joker as he is one of the biggest villain in the dc universe, and the dark knight rises would been totally diffrent if heath was alive with both bane and joker
Jon Snow actually I heard had Heath been alive he would've been in the movie for the first couple of minutes (like Cillian Murphy in TDK) and the main villian would've been Riddler
I have to disagree. ***************************************SPOILERS!******************************************************************* I think the trilogy ended perfectly with Bruce Wayne realizing that he could not be Batman for the rest of his life. He knew that he had to let go of his anger and pain and move on with his life, inspiring others to be heroes in the process.
Aiden Freese yeahh i wish to , and they should continue with the injustice path , bcs of health joker is dead in real life , they should cover up with cgi joker then supp kill the joker
*If you make yourself more than just a man, if you devote yourself to an ideal and if they cant stop you, then you become something else entirely* - Ra's al Ghul
The failures we go through and the pain we endure only makes us stronger for future tasks. We are able to realize that anything is possible if its compatible with our sense of what we value and if its coherent with the justice of the group(s) we believe in and we are also determined to succeed.
"Our strongest traits are not in the ability to succeed flawlessly, but in coming back even stronger after we fail." We can rise with the utmost certainty in our belief to conquer trials, when we rise we aren't detracted from the task or goal. We find our task easier when we believe in ourself, sometimes it takes getting back up again to realize our truer potential. We believe where alot more than what we once where, since we were weren't hindered by our foes but by our doubts that the goal isn't for us but is meant for us. We are always somewhat determined after any delay to complete the next objective. We find that our fire is burning after every completed goal. “I have one power. I never give up.” The ability to be undeterred by the obstacles in the way of achieving our complete determination, is a mighty task for any individual, its a task we will find ourselves wanting, that is very frequently the case afterwards. We are determined since we are alot less likely to fail at any future similar scenarios. We got to make as much out of our pain as it was we take. In the midst of completing various strategic goals, we are fond of the memories of succeeding, and helping anyone on the way by highlighting our own effort. Any success story in recent time could speak volumes about a cause, its takes a weight off each individual to hear the stories.
Nolan's Batman it's so real you can become him by yourself if you have the money and the motivation to train. Nolan literally wrote a guide on how to be a hero.
You're afraid of being ashes You're afraid of being forgotten And you will be forgotten, Joker Because of me I am vengeance I am the night *I am Batman*
There's a beautiful, confusing mixture of melancholy and inspiration in this piece, with elements of grief, rage and despair. I shed a tear most times that I listen, and feel a gentle catharsis as it progresses.
@@audiofanatic7377 I agree. I think sometimes composition is viewed as too achievement based and mechanical, when really it is a form of expression, able to convey sentiments that verbal language crudely portrays in immense detail.
This exactly why I prefer DC. Because they actually make you think about how these heroes and villains have repercussions in the real world. The film was a complete package and an epic journey from start to finish. I love the graphic novels used, the properly executed punchlines, and the background of the characters introduced. This movie did a great job showing the sheer power and destructive capabilities of Demi-gods/Superheroes/Heroes/Kryptonians under on Earth. I am insanely in love with this cinematography and combat sequence. Notice how the female characters didn't bash the man's masculinity or invoke any "girl power" nonsense? And still, they came off as a powerful female character in the movie. (WW, Faora, Luis Lane, Mera, HQ and Martha). That's good writing by Goyer, the Nolan brothers, and Zack Snyder. Also brilliant acting by everyone.
It is quite within the bounds of possibility for a man to recognize the relative evil of his nature, but it is rare and shattering experience for him to gaze into the face of absolute evil. - Carl Jung-
"I bet your parents taught you that you mean something, that you're here for a reason. My parents taught me a different lesson, dying in the gutter for no reason at all... They taught me the world only makes sense if you force it to."
Bryan Wheelock actually both Batmans make sense because they’re at a different stage in Bruce’s life. The one we see in BvS really is jaded (read the comic for yourself, he even kills the joker) but also much older. I like Nolan’s because his films portray a younger Batman (Rises, excluded) but Snyder’s is one that’s very true to the one we see in the comics (read The Dark Knight Returns). The last part of Batman’s quote above really reflect the effect that the Joker has on Bruce’s life (killed several Robins, permanently disabled Batgirl, tortures commissioner Gordon, all in the name of chaos). As far as I’ve read in the comics, he hasn’t done anything to catwoman, and that would probably be pushing Bruce over the edge.
Except you're talking about the batman he's based off.I'm pretty sure the joker is still alive in the DCEU,other than Robin.Honestly the movie is what messed it up.His character had potenetial but the execuation was weak in my opinion.Frank miller's batman became a cynic and was self destructive but he was still able to unite the people of Gotham to show peace.This is my opinion of course.
@@erdenizkolay392 But the child......the child of Ra's Al Ghul made the climb.. 🗡🦇 But he's not the child of Ra's Al Ghul ...I am An though I'm not ordinary...I'm a citizen
Wow, simply wow, this song never ceases to amaze me. Hans Zimmerman is an orchestral genius. Gives me chills every time i listen to it. Truly has a deep impact deep down after watching all the three masterpieces....
“If you make yourself more than just a man, if you devote yourself to an ideal, and if they can’t stop you, then you become something else entirely.” - Qui-Gon Jinn
It goes “a hero can be anyone. Even a man doing something as simple as wrapping his coat around a young boys shoulders to let him know the world hadn’t ended”
although the Batman actor is open to discusion (to me is still Bale..) you cant argue,in terms of film cuality,music and directing, Nolan's Batman kicks every other Batman's ass
Emperor Psycho these "unrealistics cartoonish fight scenes" are better choreographed than those lame ass moves bale's batman pulled on some thugs throughout his movies.
Yet Nolan failed miserably to create satisfying action and fighting scenes, where Affleck was surprisingly impressive, and Keaton was the most charismatic of them all. His eyes had such depth and complicated expressions that Bale could only dream of..
IMO Hans Zimmer is the greatest living composer. If he was born a couple of hundred years earlier, musicologists would be comparing him to Beethoven now I'm sure.
You guy wont believe it but i was going for the army test, i could cross all the obstacle in course but i was afraid to jump over empty spaces. i was watching that movie in my times of training and that prison escape scene helped me over come my fear.
9:52 is a great new take on the incredible music used during the "Scarecrow burns Batman" scene in Batman Begins. My favorite part of the entire score!
.. yet even Bale could not encapsulate the deranged nature of Batman like Keaton did. Who did not have to alter his voice, like as if he had throat cancer, to be powerful and intimidating..
Bale made a perfect Bruce Wayne. And to be honest, he was a good Batman too. Nolan wrote some great scenes like the interrogation scene. Sure, Batman has anger, even rage; and while it might twist his judgement at points, he's a far cry from 'deranged'. Keaton was a seminal Batman for the era, but Nolan developed a different kind of Wayne and Batman to the previous incarnations; more subtle shifting character traits and development through the trilogy. The relationship between Bruce and Alfred fleshed out, Wayne's motives for actions explained; the technology and Batman's 'wonderful toys' all explained in a way that you could believe it might be possible. In short, they're very different treatments of Batman and should be treated within the context of what those films were trying to acheive. I think the Keaton and Bale films worked beautifully. Affleck is a fantastic Batman. I knew he would be when it was announced as I had seen Daredevil, which I personally liked a lot, despite it being pretty panned; again, Affleck was strong portrayal of Murdock...
Fear, loss, pain, reliance, knowledge, vengeance, duty, hatred, love, deceit, humbleness, forgiveness, rage. I think everyone has a little Batman in them.
Batman é inspiração, é um símbolo de que todos podemos ser incorruptíveis como ele, mesmo que internamente. Acredito que a dedicação, força de vontade e pró-atividade faz de todos nós seres incorruptíveis.
I can swear youtube reads minds . I was just thinking about this qoute and suddenly when i opened youtube the song was in my recommendation. Im Baffled..
‘’A hero , a hero can be anyone , even a man doing something as simple as putting a coat around a young boys shoulders to let him know the world hadn’t ended’’.
Dustin Louis this was the best sentence out of the dark knight rises
"Bruce?"
@@tobuc-pq2yx I disagree a bit. Ever since Batman Begins my favourite line and a quote that I've actually lived by ever since is: "It's not who I am underneath, it's what I do that defines me".
Thanks...
Reassuring ***
This trilogy is exceptional ... perfect batman ( Bale) .. perfect director (Nolan) perfect music composer (Zimmer) .. perfect villains (Liam Neeson as Ras al Ghul, Heath Ledger as the Joker and Tom Hardy as the Bane) .. I'd like to thank everyone who had something to do with this trilogy .. thank you very much .. these movies have a big influence on me and for me it will forever be the best Batman/Superhero movies of all time
This soundtrack reaches the bottom of my heart..
Anne was amazing as a catwomen.❤ i want dark knight 4. Yes it is the best superhero movie of all time no doubt.❤
yes, batman has always been my favorite hero, he is soo much not like other heroes, hes dark and mentally broken man , who cant ever live normal life, I have heard some guys saying that movie was too realistic but in my opinion batman should be realistic hero, because he is not alien, he is human , I have also heard some people say that Bale was to skinny for batman that even bane was bigger but actually Bane is supposed to be like this, its amazing how much muscle Hardy gained for this role, he was perfect Bane, and Bale looked very badass in this batsuit, I think its my favorite yet, when it comes to movies, ofcourse batman arkham video games are also just amazing , they really capture this dark tone of batmans world , I also loved that they didnt use soo much CGI, batmobile was real and even batwing was real, it made experience soo much more real, this is for sure superhero movie that everyone can watch, not only children
@@HK-gm8pe lol u forgot to mention that when watching this movie again, 10 years later, it still feels like it was recently released... and not outdated like the justice league or bats vs supes movie...
The only thing I would've liked to seen more of in this trilogy was not rushing to the end, as well, Bale could've been more aggressive in his batman role, he didnt feel intimidating enough for when the Dark Knight Rises, which is usually when he's older, grumpier, and less tolerant. All and all, I still love the entire series.
@@HK-gm8pe tumblr was real, batpod was real, the batcave though an artificial set but real. Batman flying across was real. The Cgi was only with that flying vehicle .
"perfect villains (Liam Neeson as Ras al Ghul, Heath Ledger as the Joker and Tom Hardy as the Bane)"
Harvey Dent : Am I a joke to you?
Nothing can beat the philosophical depth of Nolan's trilogy, especially that of Batman Begins.
Batman Begins brother 💜💜🔥
Batman Begins is the best!
If only rises got a better ending, this trilogy would have been beyond perfect. I'm still mad how they threw all the character development of Bane at the end and made him an henchmen.
Rises had the best ending and is the perfect closing for the trilogy.
And that's why marvel can never beat that,even with all the money and cg they have
"Without the rope... fear will find you again."
That line gave me huge chills.
Escape rope?
@@sc-ek6qz escape the pit without the rope then fear will find you again.
Such a powerful moment and realization. Even for the audience.
@@nohandle1528it's there for the audience to experience 😊
-WHY DO WE FALL?
-SO WE CAN LEARN TO PICK OURSELVES UP.
A good motivational phrase.
we fall to stand up again , to raise the stakes , to begin again , to march again , devouring our old selfs thus creating the new. Masters of our own character
Yes this is better than why so serious??
@@beastmasterbg the formula to become the ubermensch
@@beastmasterbg who said that
Hans Zimmer :A musical genius of our time
@Batman The Dark Knight I-
Indeed. Musical MSG for the ears and soul.
The modern Mozart.
"So we can learn to pick ourselves up." thank you, great job
I believe the quote is: "So we can roll like pigs in the mud."
That must be the quote :D
Teewurst?
You still haven't given up on me?
Never :)
"No, that's not true. We fall because someone *pushes us*. We get up to *push back*"
"In my Years fighting crime, I've learned one truth; That every villain is the hero of his own story."
Except Palpatine or Vitiate
Leo Castrillo offfffftttttt Damn son
except joker ....... he just wants to watch the world burn
no its just that no one is truly evil
@@MithunFernandez he still thinks he's not wrong
"If you're good at something, never do it for free"
- Rip Heath Ledger (The Joker) 1979 - 2008
"You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
i need to teach you how to be villains
That's happening with goku now.
+S3F Spoderfaun (we are number one but every time it says one talia al gul dies)
***** oh sorry
Arsene Wenger
Marvel: we have an army
DC: we have a _Batman_
Batman:"I'm not DC, I'm Nolan"
Nolan : " No , im only acting as you. Stop breaking the fourth wall "
Fuck you marvel
Marvel: we have a hulk
@@fishyfish6510 bruh
"Talent you have naturally,skill is only acquired through hours and hours and hours on beating on your craft"
looks like you gotta beat on that english
Isaac, shut up
QUOTE BY WILL SMITH
Bat that meat
Love that motivational video!
"It's not WHO I AM THAT DEFINES ME, BUT WHAT I DO."
Thank you
It's not who I am underneath but what I do that defines me
Batman Begins- The most comic accurate Batman movie ever.
The Dark Knight- The darkest and deepest Batman movie ever.
The Dark Knight Rises- The most epic and inspirational Batman movie ever.
You're so correct, I feel like everything else must be a lie.
the most comic accurate? that ras al gul without a single mention of Lazarus pit?
@@jonathanstrange3867 What? I didn't quite understand you, friend.
Bruce never trained under Ra's. So comic accurate not so much
@@Philip4454 that was one of the first things they showed was Bruce training with Ra's al gul
in Batman begins
I remember when I saw this at the theater, there was a massive applause after Bruce made the climb. You could feel the energy of everyone being influenced and motivated by that scene.
"Every man must follow his destiny to fall, fear sweeps our legs but the song of spirit teaches us to rise."
Cory Morr nice sayings there.
Yes ! 🙏💪🏼
Sometimes the truth isn’t good enough, sometimes people deserve more. Sometimes people deserve to have their faith rewarded…
Growing up without a father is tough, my father died when I was 5, and the TDK trilogy made up my childhood, my teenage years and now as a grown man, Batman from the TDK trilogy is an example of an ideal man, a man who never breaks his principles, a man showing resilience, the trilogy helped me during my darkest times specially the quote "Why do we fall? So that we can learn to pick ourselves up" and the climbing out of the pit scene. Thank you Nolan, Bale and Zimmer for providing this masterpiece which is beyond cinema but also a ray of light.
I had goosebumps while reading this I hope you are doing well and hope the best for you
@@MMM-tv4xr thank you, doing great hope you are doing great as well
"Bruce; Why do we fall?"
"So we can pick ourselves back up again."
-Thomas Wayne
"Life is like a roller coaster. There is twists and turns, ups and downs, you don't know what to expect as the days go on. Life may get hard, it may beat you down to the ground, you may feel worthless, but you must realize why we fall... so we can learn to pick ourselves back up again. You beat whatever it is that was beating you. Never give in, never give up, never doubt what you can accomplish. Be the hero of your own story... after all you either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
Nolan+ perfect casting of all thrilogy+zimmer=PERFECTION
there is something about Batman that just makes me click. The darkness, the fear and dominance he imposes are far more appealing than other super heroes.
Only if it's done right. Sometimes Batman becomes a cliche but when he's written well its so moving to watch and or read
For me it's the fact that he is hypothetically just on the verge of the superhuman territory. I mean not every element in the Batman universe makes sense realistically speaking, but that doesn't invalidate that he's just one man against a batallion of villains. Nobody but him can be Batman, but we could all strive to perfect ourselves (training and whatnot) so that when we do fall, we learn to pick ourselves up. :)
Kinky eh
Cant be more dominant then Superman why do you think Sups is the face of the justice league hm ?
@@wildhunt6350 lay off the expired vodka, russian
Training is nothing-*WILL IS EVERYTHING*
Knowing is not enough, we must apply. Willing is not enough, we must do. - Bruce Lee
@@BosunM8James But the will must be stronger than the skill. - Muhammad Ali
If there’s a will there’s a way
6:55 still gives me goosebumps. It’s so iconic, and even when it plays when Bruce is climbing out the the pit I still get goosebumps every time. A truly great soundtrack, my favorite ever by zimmer. So dark, mysterious, and captures the darkness and pain of the dark knight rises. I loveee it
Rise
Jacob Haskins name ?
King K de la street zeerrr “why do we fall”
Hans Zimmer is an absolute genious!
I am one of those people who actually shed tears and have goosebumps while watching Nolan's batman
Still here....listening to this......
Mr. Zimmer should live a thousand years more........
whosoever made this..in all levels of honesty a human can possibly speak.. I say: thank you so much..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“Don’t talk like you’re of of them. YOU’RE NOT! Even if you’d like to be. To them you’re just a freak, like me. They need you right now but when they don’t they’ll cast you out. Like a leper. You see their “morals” their “code” it’s a bad joke. Dropped at the first sign of trouble. You see they’re only as good as the world allows them to be. I’ll show you when the chips are down these...uhh..these “civilized” people. They’ll eat each other. You see I’m not a monster I’m just ahead of the curve.”
- Heath Ledger’s Joker 2008
Disturbingly true.
Agree. You need soldiers, police officers, lawyers, paramedics and such as an useful desease: when you do not need anymore, they're just good-for-nothing, jerks and spat on their face... That's life.
@Leo The Marvel movies are action garbage. They have to depth or meaning other than who beats who. It's why I can't stand them. These movies have so much more depth, so much more meaning and thought. They feel *real,* and I *love* them for it.
@@jonathanstrange3867 meh, I agree that Nolan’s Batman trilogy have way more depth than the MCU. But I’d say Tony Stark’s arc is pretty damn good too because the movies go pretty in depth about his PTSD from everything that’s happened
If only this movie series could have continued.
No, some movies should not be continued. It would ruin all the beauty.
BadNewsBears it would have continued if heath didnt die, it would be hard to continue after the dark knight rises without a joker as he is one of the biggest villain in the dc universe, and the dark knight rises would been totally diffrent if heath was alive with both bane and joker
Jon Snow actually I heard had Heath been alive he would've been in the movie for the first couple of minutes (like Cillian Murphy in TDK) and the main villian would've been Riddler
I have to disagree.
***************************************SPOILERS!*******************************************************************
I think the trilogy ended perfectly with Bruce Wayne realizing that he could not be Batman for the rest of his life. He knew that he had to let go of his anger and pain and move on with his life, inspiring others to be heroes in the process.
Aiden Freese yeahh i wish to , and they should continue with the injustice path , bcs of health joker is dead in real life , they should cover up with cgi joker then supp kill the joker
I’m not only amazed by the way the Han’s music inspires...but also the great comments of everyone, Thank you...
*If you make yourself more than just a man, if you devote yourself to an ideal and if they cant stop you, then you become something else entirely* - Ra's al Ghul
“Our greatest glory is not in ever falling, but in rising every time we fall.”
The failures we go through and the pain we endure only makes us stronger for future tasks. We are able to realize that anything is possible if its compatible with our sense of what we value and if its coherent with the justice of the group(s) we believe in and we are also determined to succeed.
"Our strongest traits are not in the ability to succeed flawlessly, but in coming back even stronger after we fail." We can rise with the utmost certainty in our belief to conquer trials, when we rise we aren't detracted from the task or goal. We find our task easier when we believe in ourself, sometimes it takes getting back up again to realize our truer potential. We believe where alot more than what we once where, since we were weren't hindered by our foes but by our doubts that the goal isn't for us but is meant for us. We are always somewhat determined after any delay to complete the next objective. We find that our fire is burning after every completed goal.
“I have one power. I never give up.” The ability to be undeterred by the obstacles in the way of achieving our complete determination, is a mighty task for any individual, its a task we will find ourselves wanting, that is very frequently the case afterwards. We are determined since we are alot less likely to fail at any future similar scenarios. We got to make as much out of our pain as it was we take.
In the midst of completing various strategic goals, we are fond of the memories of succeeding, and helping anyone on the way by highlighting our own effort.
Any success story in recent time could speak volumes about a cause, its takes a weight off each individual to hear the stories.
Fell 7 times....
Stood up for the 8th.....
Never stay down,
never quit,
never surrender,
Let them see you bleed, smiling.
The Warriors way.
My opinion is the Dark Knight Rises is the strongest and the deepest film of all three. This version of Batman has a SOUL.
Who loves #Batman more than #marvel movies?
Really now!?
Me too.
I do
Nolan’s Batman, absolutely
Nolan's Batman it's so real you can become him by yourself if you have the money and the motivation to train.
Nolan literally wrote a guide on how to be a hero.
You're afraid of being ashes
You're afraid of being forgotten
And you will be forgotten, Joker
Because of me
I am vengeance
I am the night
*I am Batman*
That part at 8:00 gives me goosebumps every time. That rising crescendo just gives me chills.
“What you really fear is inside yourself, you fear your own power, you fear your anger, the power to do great or terrible things”.
There's a beautiful, confusing mixture of melancholy and inspiration in this piece, with elements of grief, rage and despair. I shed a tear most times that I listen, and feel a gentle catharsis as it progresses.
You said it. Only a few can connect the emotions and mental energy. A rare breed can do both.
@@audiofanatic7377 I agree. I think sometimes composition is viewed as too achievement based and mechanical, when really it is a form of expression, able to convey sentiments that verbal language crudely portrays in immense detail.
This exactly why I prefer DC. Because they actually make you think about how these heroes and villains have repercussions in the real world. The film was a complete package and an epic journey from start to finish. I love the graphic novels used, the properly executed punchlines, and the background of the characters introduced. This movie did a great job showing the sheer power and destructive capabilities of Demi-gods/Superheroes/Heroes/Kryptonians under on Earth. I am insanely in love with this cinematography and combat sequence. Notice how the female characters didn't bash the man's masculinity or invoke any "girl power" nonsense? And still, they came off as a powerful female character in the movie. (WW, Faora, Luis Lane, Mera, HQ and Martha). That's good writing by Goyer, the Nolan brothers, and Zack Snyder. Also brilliant acting by everyone.
It is quite within the bounds of possibility for a man to recognize the relative evil of his nature, but it is rare and shattering experience for him to gaze into the face of absolute evil. - Carl Jung-
"I bet your parents taught you that you mean something, that you're here for a reason. My parents taught me a different lesson, dying in the gutter for no reason at all... They taught me the world only makes sense if you force it to."
AydinSin That's why Snyder's Batman is shit. Nolan's Batman's parents taught him to pick himself up and rise.
Bryan Wheelock actually both Batmans make sense because they’re at a different stage in Bruce’s life. The one we see in BvS really is jaded (read the comic for yourself, he even kills the joker) but also much older. I like Nolan’s because his films portray a younger Batman (Rises, excluded) but Snyder’s is one that’s very true to the one we see in the comics (read The Dark Knight Returns). The last part of Batman’s quote above really reflect the effect that the Joker has on Bruce’s life (killed several Robins, permanently disabled Batgirl, tortures commissioner Gordon, all in the name of chaos). As far as I’ve read in the comics, he hasn’t done anything to catwoman, and that would probably be pushing Bruce over the edge.
Except you're talking about the batman he's based off.I'm pretty sure the joker is still alive in the DCEU,other than Robin.Honestly the movie is what messed it up.His character had potenetial but the execuation was weak in my opinion.Frank miller's batman became a cynic and was self destructive but he was still able to unite the people of Gotham to show peace.This is my opinion of course.
@@dogestranding5047 Snyder Batman is about punching down, Nolan Batman is about rising up.
My dad told me to shut the fuck up, go to school, become a doctor or a lawyer or some shit.
" But I broke you......how have you come back ???? "
" YOU THINK YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE WHO CAN LEARN THE STRENGTH TO ESCAPE 🦹♂️🦇"
"But I've never escaped"
@@erdenizkolay392
But the child......the child of Ra's Al Ghul made the climb..
🗡🦇
But he's not the child of Ra's Al Ghul
...I am
An though I'm not ordinary...I'm a citizen
love it. when I feel down, it helps.
Luis Maldonado
Why do we fall
So we can f**kn get up again
*That's what I really don't understand how people manage to put a thumbs down where it, in principle, should not be*
From 6:50... Holy Christ! I've listened to TDK soundtracks a lot but never heard this bit which is like a remixed Why Do We Fall. It's INSANELY GOOD.
The only thing that separates us from being the Joker is one bad day...
The Killing Joke
Ricardo Franco WHAT WERE YOU TRYING TO PROVE? THAT DEEP DOWN EVERYONE IS AS UGLY AS YOU?
One bad day, and the decision to not pick ourselves up when we fall. It is a decision, not fate.
@@dogestranding5047 you are alone
@@snakeeyesraw i want your display picture
What Christopher Nolan did with this Trilogy is amazing !
Wow, simply wow, this song never ceases to amaze me. Hans Zimmerman is an orchestral genius. Gives me chills every time i listen to it. Truly has a deep impact deep down after watching all the three masterpieces....
The greatest batman theme to date.
By far the best Batman ever!!
“Villains aren’t evil. Their just real and true”
“If you make yourself more than just a man, if you devote yourself to an ideal, and if they can’t stop you, then you become something else entirely.” - Qui-Gon Jinn
Lmfao Qui Gon😂
This gives me strength when I feel down.
2:40 On Thin Ice is my favourite piece of soundtrack from the whole trilogy. It's so deep and iconic.
still haven't given up on me yet?
Nevah
Hmm
My Cocaine?
Logan was an amazing movie but it this soundtrack is just on another level.
Wow you are logan fan that nice 😍
Same as me 💯 💪🏼. You still Have Time Logan..#charles
"Why do we fall?"
"So that we can learn to pick ourself up"
"It's not who I am underneath but what I do that defines me"
Whoever made this deserves the best. Period.
"A hero can be any one even a man"- most amazing line in that film.i salute u Christian bale
It goes “a hero can be anyone. Even a man doing something as simple as wrapping his coat around a young boys shoulders to let him know the world hadn’t ended”
When I feel bad or down, this soundtrack helps me a lot to overcome some problem, keep improving or simply to inspire me.Well done!!!
Got and getting me through my darkest hardest days in my life
It doesn't matter who you are, it's your actions that define you.
You fall because you put all your hopes on having a blissful life on the wrong person
Lonewolf 105th wen the chips are down I'll show ya, these uh civilized ppl... Will. eat. eachother.
Yup, should have been yourself, and even when I do that, I fuck up twice a day at least. Hehe
I want this to played at my funeral!!
@Sammy D earn it
Because gravity
randomness1577 you must be a kindergarten kid
No it's so we can learn to pick ourselves up. Didn't you watch the movie?
randomness1577 lol,good one.
dwight schrute!
No because people can't take jokes.
Far better then justice league theater cut.
👀💀
although the Batman actor is open to discusion (to me is still Bale..) you cant argue,in terms of film cuality,music and directing, Nolan's Batman kicks every other Batman's ass
Jaime Montejano I agree
Jaime Montejano ben afflecks batman would most likely break bales back just like tom Harry's bane...
Emperor Psycho bat fleck is still better then bale
Emperor Psycho these "unrealistics cartoonish fight scenes" are better choreographed than those lame ass moves bale's batman pulled on some thugs throughout his movies.
Yet Nolan failed miserably to create satisfying action and fighting scenes, where Affleck was surprisingly impressive, and Keaton was the most charismatic of them all. His eyes had such depth and complicated expressions that Bale could only dream of..
Thanks this really brings me back to the light
It dose it literally is what keeps me going
Thought that was your master torturing your son to death.
I listen to Batman theme when I'm working out. It motivates me lift heavy weights. Better then steroids.
Facts.
Ditto mate❤️
So we can rise n listen to more Zimmer x
Omg this music is another reason why this trilogy is one of the best, absolutely perfect music
Damn. This score just made my day. So breathtaking.
Great job.. A real fun to listen this again and again ..
You need this on your gym playlist!
Amazing. I wish this was on spotify.
Incredible music with a stunning backdrop of artwork!
Am I the only one that listens to this everyday🤔
Batman, despite of a normal human being he has one SUPERPOWER: He never GIVES UP
IMO Hans Zimmer is the greatest living composer. If he was born a couple of hundred years earlier, musicologists would be comparing him to Beethoven now I'm sure.
Every Hero Has A Journey,
Every Journey Has End….
Thank you for putting this video back up!!!😍
Strength takes many forms. Being offended isn't one of them. Sigma's rise, always.
We shall never fall, a symbol can only rise. Sigmas Rise!
You guy wont believe it but i was going for the army test, i could cross all the obstacle in course but i was afraid to jump over empty spaces. i was watching that movie in my times of training and that prison escape scene helped me over come my fear.
It keeps me alive
9:52 is a great new take on the incredible music used during the "Scarecrow burns Batman" scene in Batman Begins. My favorite part of the entire score!
Christian Bale's Batman has something which Ben Afflecks is severely lacking; heart.
.. yet even Bale could not encapsulate the deranged nature of Batman like Keaton did. Who did not have to alter his voice, like as if he had throat cancer, to be powerful and intimidating..
why just because there is no music like this? stfu idiot
.. but yet even all these rich people and not a single Batman has come forward, this is how we know there is no god.
His character was written perfectly by Nolan. Bale doesn't make Batman memorable. Nolan and Zimmer did.
Bale made a perfect Bruce Wayne. And to be honest, he was a good Batman too. Nolan wrote some great scenes like the interrogation scene. Sure, Batman has anger, even rage; and while it might twist his judgement at points, he's a far cry from 'deranged'. Keaton was a seminal Batman for the era, but Nolan developed a different kind of Wayne and Batman to the previous incarnations; more subtle shifting character traits and development through the trilogy. The relationship between Bruce and Alfred fleshed out, Wayne's motives for actions explained; the technology and Batman's 'wonderful toys' all explained in a way that you could believe it might be possible.
In short, they're very different treatments of Batman and should be treated within the context of what those films were trying to acheive. I think the Keaton and Bale films worked beautifully. Affleck is a fantastic Batman. I knew he would be when it was announced as I had seen Daredevil, which I personally liked a lot, despite it being pretty panned; again, Affleck was strong portrayal of Murdock...
Fear, loss, pain, reliance, knowledge, vengeance, duty, hatred, love, deceit, humbleness, forgiveness, rage. I think everyone has a little Batman in them.
Hans Zimmer é um gênio.
Paulo da Costa Carvalho Junior Sì
Concordo!
You got a dream.... you gotta protect it! Don’t let anyone tell you you can’t do something! Not even me!! If you want something get it PERIOD!
Pursuit of Happiness
“Kill me..”
No, your punishment must be more severe
Why do we fall?
so,We can learn to pick ourselves🔥
whatever it takes to get you back to the land of the living hope is an option not a luxary
You either die a hero... or you live long enough to see yourself Rise.
Best workout music
I think the painting of him is pretty good and fits the mood of the song well.
Sempre ouço essa obra prima. WHY DO WE FALL?
Batman é inspiração, é um símbolo de que todos podemos ser incorruptíveis como ele, mesmo que internamente. Acredito que a dedicação, força de vontade e pró-atividade faz de todos nós seres incorruptíveis.
I can swear youtube reads minds . I was just thinking about this qoute and suddenly when i opened youtube the song was in my recommendation. Im Baffled..
6:55 that part!!!!!!
The best superhero movie ever. It changed the way we looked at them.