Even after 10 years, this scene and this movie is still technically so solid and gorgeous. The best depiction of batman and joker is this movie. Hands down.
Not really,.we already got 200% ghosebumbs already when the bat-pod show up,.me on the theater be like here we go... And it will be a legendary poster anyway
I saw the bat-pod but didn't connect the dots and actually forgot until this part came and "MINDBLOWN" COOLEST SHIT EVER. I wish i can forget about this moment and rewatch it again.
I was actually fortunate during that year. I wasn't really following movie news the way I do now. So I only saw one trailer and only saw one poster (which was not of the Bat-Pod). I guess even today, if you truly wants to be surprised, just don't follow movie news, skip trailers and don't look at any marketing material haha. For me, it's like this. I already want to watch the movie. I don't need studios to market it for me.
Nolan will go down in history as one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, not because all of his films are perfect but because he's someone that can balance spectacle and substance on such a high level.
Guga Nadirashvili unstoppable force ( batman) immovable object ( joker) now understood? Physics says those to would avoid contact with each other and go there ways , they will phase through each other so that is what this scene showed us, they avoidet each other...Chris nolan is a genius
i remember when i saw this in theaters the part where he drives the batpod up the wall and turn it around everyone in the theater got up and applauded i will never forget that
Johnny F. At the time when this movie released in theaters ( speaking from my experience in Los Angeles ) this was the movie to re-watch two to three times. I was invited to watch by one of my boys at that time. The economy had gone down the drain, people were losing their homes, and work force was scarce out here. This movie had a rebound effect in my opinion because it was good enough to serve as a distraction from that harsh reality. Everything inside the theater was hyped although I didn't really anticipate it because I wasnt really big into movie watching back then. It was mostly quiet with a few laughs from the Jokers sarcastic expressions but in awe because of how good it was. Every scene involving the Joker was quality and it lived up to it's hype. At the same time I remember hearing that Heath Ledger had passed. So thought of him making a comeback after that movie was a dud. Bitter sweet times I would say for many but this movie highlighted 2008.
@@salman.qureshi Actually the original idea was for his cape to 'keep' into his back, thereby removing the cape. However when they tested it, the production team realised that the cape actually doesn't get stuck on the wheel due to the wind and the cape not actually being long enough to get caught between the ground and the wheel, so in the end they went with the cape
Love how after 10 years this movie still feels so fresh and real. The bat mobile and bike are so sleek and modern looking. Christopher Nolan is not just an artist but an inventor.
That transformation took my breath away. I mean we all knew there's a Bat-Pod somewhere, but little did most of us expected it came as part of the Bat-Mobile, and it also explained why the driver's seat had to shift location in the first movie. Nolan, like always, are way ahead of us!
I hereby states challenging all top toy maker such as hot toys, bandai, etc to engineer a exactly high detailed tumbler with this capability. Please god let me have one in my life span.
y bueno la verdad me gusta la trilogia del caballero de la noche realizada por nolan,se que quizas no se apega al comic pero es magistral realmente...por desgracia no pudimos ver otro batman con un buen trasfondo salvo las de burton...las de afleck solo son pedacitos de pelicula,o sea no podes apreciar a batman por completo.Por lo cual entra en las categorias que odio con este actor...saludos
He has the potential to be a great actor (see blade runner), but they just shoehorned Joker into that as an obsessive love interest and it had no purpose.
The way Batman screams as he charges the Joker at the end. You can tell he was at war with himself. There was a part of him that so, so badly wanted to run the Joker down and put an end to his reign right then and there. But there's also his no killing moral code, which is what drove him to veer away at the last second. Amazing acting by Christian Bale.
This movie's awesomeness was sealed when my father, sitting next to me in the theater, saw Batman drive up the wall and turn. Usually not that impressed but superhero movies, I was surprised to see him gasp and smile.
Not only that, they did well on Actually making the seat rotatable. It makes sense in hot action. Snyder didn't think when he made the movie or even when he even decided to kick things off with MOS. He just copied and made things medicore.
Rocky28447 Yeah, the physics of that bike always confused me. I never noticed the guns flip up when I was younger, so I was always left confused by that shot. And whenever the wheels roll sideways, that still doesn't make sense to me.
When the truck flipped... I lost my breath in awe in the theatre..... I was holding my legs and biting my knee when this happened... No other movie will give me goose bumps like this movie...
Nate yes... he was the best Batman of all times... The way he carried himself as a Rich business man.. and then the Body Language he gave in the suit was exactly what Batman should be...
sooooooo damn true. The whole dark knight trilogy is the best bat ever and will probably always will be. the zach snyder cgifest batman movie is worse than this. chris nolan knows how to make a damn good realistic movie. practical stunts and props with minimal computer. everything looks and sounds and feels real while you're watching it.
"Hit me!" Simple, yet the Joker says so much about his motivations and belief system with just a few words. Now, THIS is how you do a philosophical conflict correctly. Not that hamfisted shit show we saw in Batman v Superman.
@@henryanderson9849 he doesn't care how people see batman. He wants batman to realize that he is just as insane as the Joker. This is very well illustrated in some comics like the killing joke. The fight that the joker fights isn't for name or money, he's fighting for Gotham's soul. Something that batman is fighting to save. In a way both batman and joker are the same people who went through two very different lives.
I wouldn't give The Dark Knight Rises 10/10, maybe 9 or 8 out of 10 How the villains got killed off, especially Bane wasn't that great and was kind of lazy. Came with no deep metaphorical meaning like how Dent died in this movie, just got killed off ex machina style which didn't do Tom Hardy's Bane justice. But still a good Batman movie nonetheless and light years better than the new ones we are getting now.
The lead up to the release of the batcycle is so good. The tire burning out, Batman unlatching the motorcycle from the body and then…. “Goodbye.” And he is out lol
The Tumbler was kind of like a character to itself. It had a backstory, a cool introduction, a dramatic death via self sacrifice, and a successor (the Bat pod).
The sound design in this movie is just incredible, expecially in this scene. Listen to it again and keep in mind that every sound in the background is created in a studio from scratch. Along with the undeniably amazing direction from Christopher Nolan (who always prefers practical effects, one of the many examples: the truck slowly falling backwards is real), the quick, smooth editing from Lee Smith, and the iconic score from Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard makes this a well deserved classic in the history of cinema. Not overrated in the slightest in my opinion. Christopher Nolan is my god, and I keep watching his movies over and over again and finding new details that are just so incredibly well perfected. Glad to have this guy in my lifetime.
Can I just tell you that when I saw this at the movie theater for the first time & we were introduced to the Bat Pod at 0:17 - the entire theater went nuts. And then @ 2:42 when it flips up the freakin' wall......I just can't. This is my favorite "Bat Toy" ever. In any live action Batman movie, animated movie, comic or animated TV Show.
so you like a movie for one item among a hundred others? what a cheap way to judge a whole master piece ! everything is great about christopher's Batman .. the cast the costumes the scripts the accessories and items
Yeah - and Ledger's acting is simply incredible. The voice he uses, the motions he makes, even his facial expressions. I can definitely tell they weren't kidding when they said he pretty much locked himself away for months trying to figure out how he was going to play the Joker. I'm sure we will all miss him and his talent.
Up until this movie came out, the coolest vehicle scene in a sci-fi movie for me was the speeder bike race on Endor in Episode 6. But after 2:08 this is officially the best vehicle scene 😎😃
I remember the first time I watched this. The audience was quiet when Batman looped around the truck but I heard some whispers. Right after the truck did a somersault, the BatPod looks as though it's going to collide with the wall but it simply rides a little away up and turns around. Classic Batman efficiency haha. And that's when the audience erupted in cheers. I don't normally sympathise with such behaviour but I couldn't deny it, this scene deserved such appreciation.
After 10 years, you will see something more in this movie, and every movie will look trash in comparison with this movie, but you can't differentiate right now, your sense of movie needs to be developed by time because this movie doesn't have CGI but real shots, and real remains always real, look old star wars movies, graphics used to look good at that time but now it looks like old pc game :D
@@chileee5664not a chance ,I fell asleep when watching it ,this I was on the edge of my seat ,go look at the feedback on the Nolan movies and the new one ,there is a stark difference.
The Batpod. What an amazing piece of action film protagonist equipment! It would have made the top three on the list of such devices for the year 2008, had it not been for Iron Man.
I remember getting the biggest goosebumps back in the theatres when Batman's Batpod breaks out of the Tumbler and Hans Zimmer's war drums crank up on full blast.
+evillink1 haha same, warehouse scene was the best part, but Batfleck just hid in the last battle.... "Definitive Batman" my ass, Nolan's batman would have at least try to stall dooms day, maybe trip him with some cables from the batbod, exhausted his utility belt maybe had some of that fear toxin, exploding charges, summoned some bats??
And this is probably why almost all modern interpretations of Batman fail. Batman does NOT KILL, it has been a true staple of the comic books for the longest time, occasionly with a few writers taking that rule and throwing it out the window. Burton and Snyder also did that which has unfortunately tainted Batman. Nolan walks a thin line, but ultimately succeeds in the No Kill rule because it helps dive into the complexities of Batman.
+nejisemprine And who arguing about the cgi? I just said that the physics of the whole flipping part are wrong. A truck would not flip like that ,because according to the movie it's being stopped on one side of the street by the wires and the truck has two moving parts and given the weight and the speed that is going is just impossible for the truck to flip like that.
+nejisemprine what he is saying that it is impossible to flip the truck just by attaching cables on the front of the truck. during filming, they attached hydraulics cannons in the truck's container shooting downwards. noticed that there's smoke coming out from the container? that's the pressurized gas they used. in real life, the truck wont simply just flip up together with the container.
2022 Robert Pattinson's batmobile everytime he turns it on it sounds just like the pod trying to eject but then pattison's car just peels out and has an awesome sound in the motor to exhaust, the pod peeling out and going as fast as it can to accelerate is really just some great stuff
1:34, friend of mine who lives in Chicago showed me that mini-mall plaza. It's WAY smaller than it looks, can't be more than 30 yds from one end to the other.
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Even after 10 years, this scene and this movie is still technically so solid and gorgeous. The best depiction of batman and joker is this movie. Hands down.
Yeah, great movie
Joaquin Phoenix and Ben Affleck were both equally as awesome
Its Christopher Nolan mann..class apart..
the best depiction of batman is a grizzly bear with asthma. Sure.
@@mikemacdee6390 if all you're gonna focus on is that then you must really not like this movie
If they didn't advertise the Bat-Pod on the posters;
This would've been one of the coolest moments/reveals in the entire film.
Not really,.we already got 200% ghosebumbs already when the bat-pod show up,.me on the theater be like here we go...
And it will be a legendary poster anyway
I didn't see any Bat-pod posters so it was a cool reveal, though I was really really more sad as the pod was only half... as cool as the Tumbler.
I saw the bat-pod but didn't connect the dots and actually forgot until this part came and "MINDBLOWN" COOLEST SHIT EVER. I wish i can forget about this moment and rewatch it again.
Did the poster spoil that it comes out of the Tumbler?
I was actually fortunate during that year. I wasn't really following movie news the way I do now. So I only saw one trailer and only saw one poster (which was not of the Bat-Pod).
I guess even today, if you truly wants to be surprised, just don't follow movie news, skip trailers and don't look at any marketing material haha. For me, it's like this. I already want to watch the movie. I don't need studios to market it for me.
I loved the fact that Nolan treated his Batman films like an epic crime drama like Heat, what a ground and fresh take
and then they had silly scenes like batman flipping off a wall on his cycle
rmuneton [CHRISTOPHER NOLAN] 10/10 FLIMS. [ZACK SNYDER] 1/10 FLIM RATING.
yea DC needed Nolan
It's a testament to the source material. This was largely inspired by Frank Miller's Batman which unfolded like a crime drama.
Heat's a good comparison for the action scenes. Never thought about that but I agree!
This is just insane filmmaking. The Dark Knight is to Batman what The Empire Strikes Back is to Star Wars.
Empire sucks ass everyone is just blinded by nostalgia
@@lxlcaesarlxl You realy have no idea what are ya writing about dont ya?
@@JacobbBrah If you drown out the nostalgia it's a below average movie
@@JacobbBrah Cheesy dialoge, bad acting, cringey effects, terrible action, and a meh story. It has a good ass score but that's it.
@@lxlcaesarlxl you speaking the truth goddammit
This whole scene probably took more effort than the whole of Suicide Squad
This whole scene probably took more effort than the first few episodes of Batwoman.
A movie you don't like takes just as much effort to make as any other. They never intend to make a bad movie.
Or whole DCEU
@Junior e39 ///M5 or BvS
@@varunrajgor9204
I absolutely agree with you
only Gotham hobos get to see these kinds of stuff often
so glad i became a hobo too but damn i am in the wrong universe .
He's a man of the night, you thought he'd do it on showtime?
And kids whose parents left them in the car.
More like construction workers working night shift
idk if the guy with the sub sandwich is a hobo, hes considered middle class to the hobo community.
Nolan will go down in history as one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, not because all of his films are perfect but because he's someone that can balance spectacle and substance on such a high level.
Damn that makes a lot of sense
Chris Nolans trilogy is like art. Just gets more distinguished as time goes on.
this is what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object
*+LOZO* So true. This movie has so many layers of meaning that I'm _still_ discovering new themes.
The Isaiahnator
LOZO i guess that truck was not unstoppable after all
They Surrender
Guga Nadirashvili unstoppable force ( batman) immovable object ( joker) now understood? Physics says those to would avoid contact with each other and go there ways , they will phase through each other so that is what this scene showed us, they avoidet each other...Chris nolan is a genius
i remember when i saw this in theaters the part where he drives the batpod up the wall and turn it around everyone in the theater got up and applauded i will never forget that
Now that I believe
But why ??? Must have been many fans because I saw it in theatre and even though people paid attention nobody went over with the reactions
This happened in the theater when I watched also
Johnny F. At the time when this movie released in theaters ( speaking from my experience in Los Angeles ) this was the movie to re-watch two to three times. I was invited to watch by one of my boys at that time.
The economy had gone down the drain, people were losing their homes, and work force was scarce out here. This movie had a rebound effect in my opinion because it was good enough to serve as a distraction from that harsh reality. Everything inside the theater was hyped although I didn't really anticipate it because I wasnt really big into movie watching back then. It was mostly quiet with a few laughs from the Jokers sarcastic expressions but in awe because of how good it was. Every scene involving the Joker was quality and it lived up to it's hype. At the same time I remember hearing that Heath Ledger had passed. So thought of him making a comeback after that movie was a dud. Bitter sweet times I would say for many but this movie highlighted 2008.
hardrocker04. Awww maan! Are you serious!;)? Epic!;)
How you just see the back of his cape waving on the bike is so badass
I lived in Baltimore and they have tunnels there with the same lighting. Not hard to imagine that scene and the bike zipping by. Lol
That and the Sound" of the bike, Thrills me to death.......
It's not a damn bike ffs
I am always worried that the wheel might catch it anytime...
@@salman.qureshi Actually the original idea was for his cape to 'keep' into his back, thereby removing the cape. However when they tested it, the production team realised that the cape actually doesn't get stuck on the wheel due to the wind and the cape not actually being long enough to get caught between the ground and the wheel, so in the end they went with the cape
Love how after 10 years this movie still feels so fresh and real. The bat mobile and bike are so sleek and modern looking. Christopher Nolan is not just an artist but an inventor.
2:04 - 2:06 we will rock you
Lol WTF
that's fucking brilliant mate aha
Can you make it a remix? :)
genius
LMFAOOOO
That transformation took my breath away. I mean we all knew there's a Bat-Pod somewhere, but little did most of us expected it came as part of the Bat-Mobile, and it also explained why the driver's seat had to shift location in the first movie. Nolan, like always, are way ahead of us!
Am I the only one that cracks up when Heath falls right when he gets up and the gun goes off 😂😂😂 Perfect Joker move 👏🏾👌🏾
Lloooolll8ooo
u know it really is his signature move
Me too... Always laugh my ass off
Loose cannon
What
1:38 that laugh is so real to be an act
Respect for this legend
I loose my shit every time i hear that laugh LMFAO 🤣! RIP Heath LEDGEND!
OOOOOO-HAAA-HAAA!! HAAAA-HAAAAA!!
It was just pure awesomeness, when the batmobile transform into a bat motorcycle, and batman rides off like a fucking boss, Chris Nolan is a god.
I don't think he's a god. I say he kinda messed up tbe whole Batman universe.
why? tell me,do you think he is responsible that the new batman sucks?
I hereby states challenging all top toy maker such as hot toys, bandai, etc to engineer a exactly high detailed tumbler with this capability. Please god let me have one in my life span.
movies or comics?
y bueno la verdad me gusta la trilogia del caballero de la noche realizada por nolan,se que quizas no se apega al comic pero es magistral realmente...por desgracia no pudimos ver otro batman con un buen trasfondo salvo las de burton...las de afleck solo son pedacitos de pelicula,o sea no podes apreciar a batman por completo.Por lo cual entra en las categorias que odio con este actor...saludos
2:10 The way the wheel turns along with those lights though. It's so satisfying.
this scene shows how poorly jared leto did in suicide squad
thank you!!! finally someone understands that Jared Leto was the worst Joker ever!
He has the potential to be a great actor (see blade runner), but they just shoehorned Joker into that as an obsessive love interest and it had no purpose.
true and I did see blade runner (both movies)
cannot compare leto he just sucked
You mean Paul Allen
The way Batman screams as he charges the Joker at the end. You can tell he was at war with himself. There was a part of him that so, so badly wanted to run the Joker down and put an end to his reign right then and there. But there's also his no killing moral code, which is what drove him to veer away at the last second. Amazing acting by Christian Bale.
This movie's awesomeness was sealed when my father, sitting next to me in the theater, saw Batman drive up the wall and turn. Usually not that impressed but superhero movies, I was surprised to see him gasp and smile.
@ 2:52 his acting so real...it's almost like he was possessed lol
basimpsn I believe it’s called method acting
He was. The Joker had completely taken him over.
2:42
You gotta love the detail that they put into this movie. The guns on the batpod flip up right before he goes up the wall.
+TheRocky28447 Wow... had to put it on slomo to even notice.
I know lol.
TheRocky28447 I
Not only that, they did well on Actually making the seat rotatable. It makes sense in hot action. Snyder didn't think when he made the movie or even when he even decided to kick things off with MOS. He just copied and made things medicore.
Rocky28447 Yeah, the physics of that bike always confused me. I never noticed the guns flip up when I was younger, so I was always left confused by that shot. And whenever the wheels roll sideways, that still doesn't make sense to me.
So many comic book movies....but none as good as this!!
marko Logan.
Logan, civil war, iw, avengers1, winter soldier,xmen days of future past,GoG1
Abinash Pattanaik The only movie that comes close is Spider-Man 2
*Laughs in Logan
nah its just your nostalgia lmao
When the truck flipped... I lost my breath in awe in the theatre..... I was holding my legs and biting my knee when this happened... No other movie will give me goose bumps like this movie...
Nate yes... he was the best Batman of all times...
The way he carried himself as a Rich business man.. and then the Body Language he gave in the suit was exactly what Batman should be...
0:03 Everything else in this movie was done for real that you don't even realize that this is actually CGI. Really amazing.
I love how everything was tense and quiet, no music whatsoever until Batman released the BatPod. Zimmers music cued and the chase stepped up a notch.
Best batman ever
I so agree zack Snyder could never top this masterpiece, this is just well fucking done, like a steak on a grill.
The real batman would've just run him over and continued back to the bat cave for a quickie with robin! Ain't nobody got time for that!
sooooooo damn true. The whole dark knight trilogy is the best bat ever and will probably always will be. the zach snyder cgifest batman movie is worse than this. chris nolan knows how to make a damn good realistic movie. practical stunts and props with minimal computer. everything looks and sounds and feels real while you're watching it.
+Tea Roll Well, Nolan didn't really want to continue. But he manged to make his batman film's into a trilogy.
***** You have to remember as well Heath ledger's death. I'm sure it was a bit hard for him to continue.
This movie is literally so freaking awesome
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"Hit me!"
Simple, yet the Joker says so much about his motivations and belief system with just a few words.
Now, THIS is how you do a philosophical conflict correctly. Not that hamfisted shit show we saw in Batman v Superman.
Lmao Batlfleck doesn’t give two shits about morales. He’ll use guns and kill bad guys and it’ll be so cool and stuff
He brought it short, he wants batman to kill him so people can recognize him as a murderer.
@@henryanderson9849 he doesn't care how people see batman. He wants batman to realize that he is just as insane as the Joker. This is very well illustrated in some comics like the killing joke.
The fight that the joker fights isn't for name or money, he's fighting for Gotham's soul. Something that batman is fighting to save.
In a way both batman and joker are the same people who went through two very different lives.
@@alexlee2581 and that's why you're a child at heart.
@@alexlee2581 Bale killed more people in his movies than Affleck lmao
RIP Tumbler. Hate seeing you go down like this. Respect.
Mike West Still hurts to see that happen.
ZeroKool7140 He never got another Tumbler. Only the batwing, and he kept the Batpod
Mike Castillo I wonder if he ever knew they existed until Rises. I was hoping he would have used the regular one in that movie. But oh well
The poor Tumbler still managed to give birth to the Bat-Pod.
The Batmobile always is a martyr.
The cheers in the theater after wire tripping the truck. I remember on the midnight screening.
The Dark Knight Rises (2012) 10/10
Batman Begins (2005) 10/10
The Dark Knight (2008) 10/10
BATMAN VS SUPERMAN NO CHRISTIAN BALE 0/10
The Dark Knight deserves a 20/10
Andrew Hong Batman And Robin 100/10
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I wouldn't give The Dark Knight Rises 10/10, maybe 9 or 8 out of 10
How the villains got killed off, especially Bane wasn't that great and was kind of lazy.
Came with no deep metaphorical meaning like how Dent died in this movie, just got killed off ex machina style which didn't do Tom Hardy's Bane justice.
But still a good Batman movie nonetheless and light years better than the new ones we are getting now.
marvel better
The lead up to the release of the batcycle is so good. The tire burning out, Batman unlatching the motorcycle from the body and then…. “Goodbye.” And he is out lol
I hated seeing the Tumbler go like that...
Dang.
+7th Angel Its not the only one.The precious armory...
Do not worry we'll build you another one.
The Tumbler was kind of like a character to itself. It had a backstory, a cool introduction, a dramatic death via self sacrifice, and a successor (the Bat pod).
Indeed
+Michael Kemel 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I can't outta pocket I love it tho 😂😂😂💀💀
The sound design in this movie is just incredible, expecially in this scene. Listen to it again and keep in mind that every sound in the background is created in a studio from scratch. Along with the undeniably amazing direction from Christopher Nolan (who always prefers practical effects, one of the many examples: the truck slowly falling backwards is real), the quick, smooth editing from Lee Smith, and the iconic score from Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard makes this a well deserved classic in the history of cinema. Not overrated in the slightest in my opinion. Christopher Nolan is my god, and I keep watching his movies over and over again and finding new details that are just so incredibly well perfected. Glad to have this guy in my lifetime.
2:51 Lol, literally me falling out of bed after a long night of binge drinking. RIP to this amazing Joker.
If this movie didn't give you constant chills, then your soul is dead....
Also gives tears in my eyes. 💝
Bens batman would've smacked into him XD lmfao
Wrong! Ben's Batman would have shot him from a block away.
wrong... batman wouldve put an atomic bomb in every clown's bagpocket.
No he would have shot him with missiles first
Ben's Batman is too corrupt and he is not Batman, neither is Bale.
Making him, the better batman for society lololol
Can I just tell you that when I saw this at the movie theater for the first time & we were introduced to the Bat Pod at 0:17 - the entire theater went nuts. And then @ 2:42 when it flips up the freakin' wall......I just can't.
This is my favorite "Bat Toy" ever. In any live action Batman movie, animated movie, comic or animated TV Show.
2:09 My jawdropped when he came out that alleyway sideways
so you like a movie for one item among a hundred others? what a cheap way to judge a whole master piece ! everything is great about christopher's Batman .. the cast the costumes the scripts the accessories and items
you are not alone
Karen Catizone When the truck flipped over people lost it.
The best part is when bats drove inside the miniature mall!
probably one of the best batman moments ever.
For a moment I thought I was actually watching the movie XD
david madrigal lol same
That’s how you know this film is a masterpiece you loose yourself in it.
batman looks awesome on the bat pod
1:44 Intensity of the background music. Just wow!
I remember when everyone stood up and clapped after the movie ended in one of cinemas of Singapore. It was one of the best memories of my life!
Yeah - and Ledger's acting is simply incredible. The voice he uses, the motions he makes, even his facial expressions. I can definitely tell they weren't kidding when they said he pretty much locked himself away for months trying to figure out how he was going to play the Joker. I'm sure we will all miss him and his talent.
Up until this movie came out, the coolest vehicle scene in a sci-fi movie for me was the speeder bike race on Endor in Episode 6. But after 2:08 this is officially the best vehicle scene 😎😃
One of the best scenes in movie history to this day.
It was fun being from Chicago and recognizing all the locations in the city that these scenes took place in.
Nolan's Batman trilogy is perfect, genius) It is sad other movies not like this)
The Bat Pod is cool, I won't deny that, but honestly I kind of wish they kept the Tumbler in this movie.
Tekrothebountyhunter Um they did. Not sure if you noticed but the bat pod is part of the Tumbler.
Justaperson I knew that! I'm saying I wish they kept the whole intact Tumbler.
Tekrothebountyhunter True. But at least it comes back in the third film, in fact there's a whole bunch of tumblers in that one! :D
Yes but if they had kept the Tumblr Batman wouldn't have been able to perform that awesome truck flip on the Joker
Tekrothebountyhunter the Batmobile, the Bat Pod and the Batwing all needed to be utilized
Why is it that only now I realize Gordon was the one driving the truck Harvey was in.
Half-Life Scientist probably because heath’s performance was so gripping
Well now I just realized that too.
Wait... what? Really? REALLY?
I remember the first time I watched this. The audience was quiet when Batman looped around the truck but I heard some whispers. Right after the truck did a somersault, the BatPod looks as though it's going to collide with the wall but it simply rides a little away up and turns around. Classic Batman efficiency haha. And that's when the audience erupted in cheers. I don't normally sympathise with such behaviour but I couldn't deny it, this scene deserved such appreciation.
How old were you when the movie came out in 2008?
"He missed!"
You gotta love when someone says something Ironic right before the Irony happens
This is one of my favorite scenes! I was downtown leaving from work when they were about to do this. I love my hometown boy lol
One of the greatest movies of all time.
This is super clear for 720p and uploaded in '09.
I think this is one of the IMAX sequences that is why it looks very clear.
After 10 years, you will see something more in this movie, and every movie will look trash in comparison with this movie, but you can't differentiate right now, your sense of movie needs to be developed by time because this movie doesn't have CGI but real shots, and real remains always real, look old star wars movies, graphics used to look good at that time but now it looks like old pc game :D
2:42 man the whole revolve is absolutely insane!
Not a single superhero movie yet that can match in intensity, shots, sound, visuals every single thing from this scene yet, Respect
new batman is much better
@@chileee5664 ummm it was good but big no
@@chileee5664not a chance ,I fell asleep when watching it ,this I was on the edge of my seat ,go look at the feedback on the Nolan movies and the new one ,there is a stark difference.
1:15 Imagine if he just killed those kids accidentally.
I can honestly say The Dark Knight is the only movie where I remember which scenes the audience clapped at. Films like this are once in a lifetime.
I love the realistic lighting in this scene. Makes it feel more real and gritty.
The Batpod. What an amazing piece of action film protagonist equipment! It would have made the top three on the list of such devices for the year 2008, had it not been for Iron Man.
I am a Ben Affleck fan ,but Christian Bale’s Batman is the best ,of the century.
I remember getting the biggest goosebumps back in the theatres when Batman's Batpod breaks out of the Tumbler and Hans Zimmer's war drums crank up on full blast.
That “Goodbye” yo!! I remember watching it at the movies and the entire audience erupted in cheers with the Batpod ejecting. Good ass times!!!!
Same
Those men sitting there eating their sandwiches are about to be exposed to what true awesomeness is.
Im Marvels big fan, but The Dark Knight nails their every movie
When you hear no score, for that period of time until the truck flips. Love it!!!
I had to re-watch this to wash off the taste of Batman v Superman.
You are not alone
You have to admit, batman was the best part of that movie.
Relentless-Bulletstorm88 He was the only thing bearable in the movie.
evillink1 Yeah, hopefully suicide squid will redeem DC. Hopefully....
+evillink1 haha same, warehouse scene was the best part, but Batfleck just hid in the last battle.... "Definitive Batman" my ass, Nolan's batman would have at least try to stall dooms day, maybe trip him with some cables from the batbod, exhausted his utility belt maybe had some of that fear toxin, exploding charges, summoned some bats??
Neither the Whole Marvel Universe cannot Match this Movie
Just imagine if Christopher Nolan and Christian Bale were involved in Justice League. Lights out for Marvel. Well we all know that.
1:43 as a Chicagoan, I just love this part with Batman riding through the Chicago Pedway it’s just so badass
And this is probably why almost all modern interpretations of Batman fail.
Batman does NOT KILL, it has been a true staple of the comic books for the longest time, occasionly with a few writers taking that rule and throwing it out the window.
Burton and Snyder also did that which has unfortunately tainted Batman.
Nolan walks a thin line, but ultimately succeeds in the No Kill rule because it helps dive into the complexities of Batman.
Glad I’m not the only one
I came for this 2:36
But people talking more about this 2:42
This is and will always be the best Batman movie.
I've seen this film a million times and watching this scene still puts me on the edge of my seat
The Bat-Pod was one of the coolest things about The Dark Knight.
Even though the physics of the truck flip are just impossible ,this scene overall is fucking amazing.
+toniquix The truck flip has no cgi, they did that for real
+nejisemprine And who arguing about the cgi? I just said that the physics of the whole flipping part are wrong. A truck would not flip like that ,because according to the movie it's being stopped on one side of the street by the wires and the truck has two moving parts and given the weight and the speed that is going is just impossible for the truck to flip like that.
toniquix mate, they flipped the truck in real life, so it's not impossible
+nejisemprine -_-
+nejisemprine what he is saying that it is impossible to flip the truck just by attaching cables on the front of the truck. during filming, they attached hydraulics cannons in the truck's container shooting downwards. noticed that there's smoke coming out from the container? that's the pressurized gas they used. in real life, the truck wont simply just flip up together with the container.
Still gives me chills 10 years later.
Why was this movie so good?!?!
I'm 23 and when I saw the scene in theater, I screamed like a little bitch.
I'm 22 and i did that too...don't worry, u r not alone...hahahah
I'm 22 and I did that too...don't worry, u r not alone...hahahah
+Yeah,i guess so what??? hahah
+15Bandoper I'm 30 and I did the same thing when I saw it in theaters.
+15Bandoper I scream and I'm 23 in that scene when I saw the theater
Rest in peace joker your performance was wounderful
This scene kinda proves that batman is just as insane as the joker
freak.😏
As a multiple motorcycle owner I think I speak on behalf of all men when I say this bike is fucking badass
Even how Heath Ledger was falling out of the truck was epic
When he drives through the mall, I always fear he's going to crash into the Blue Brothers coming the other way.
2:10 scene is giving me goosebumps
the wheels spinning end over end sideways is still one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Never seen anything like it before or since.
great scene and cinematography
No action movie can ever come close. This isn’t just a movie, it’s is a goddamn book of philosophy
Best thing about this scene is
No fucking CGI are used 😍😍
They flip the truck in real😍
2022 Robert Pattinson's batmobile everytime he turns it on it sounds just like the pod trying to eject but then pattison's car just peels out and has an awesome sound in the motor to exhaust, the pod peeling out and going as fast as it can to accelerate is really just some great stuff
One of the best movies of all time
This movie feels more like a [crime drama] then a [superhero] film to me. DAT is why this film deserves a 10/10
i keep replaying the sideways spinning wheels of the batpod, ITS SO AWESOME!!!
1:34, friend of mine who lives in Chicago showed me that mini-mall plaza. It's WAY smaller than it looks, can't be more than 30 yds from one end to the other.
i love the bat bike
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