The Dark Knight Rises - Batman vs. Bane Sewer Fight (HD) IMAX
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Catwoman leads Batman into Bane's trap. They fight, but Batman doesn't know what he's up against.
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Imagine losing a fight this badly while your opponent is dropping Shakespeare level dialogue all while your crush is watching.
My pride would hurt worse then my back!
Wow and yo girl 😢😂
Never mind, it's just a fictional universe, a movie.
@@AndrewSung-f3s Never go full retard.
indeed. it's not quite the same way he loses to shredder, where they both have the same exact skill set, but shredder did a few more years of training, but it is totally what an out-of-practice ninja will do against a street fighter on home turf, will do to a man he's several weight classes above. Bane is just that bit bigger, with longer reach, and a harder punch. But, then again, i'd have liked to see this Bane try to fight someone who's 6'7 and close to 300lbs - those categories are in fighting sports for a reason.
Still don't know what's worse: Bane's powerful & brutal fighting methods or his intimidating poetic statements while you're receiving the ultimate beat down. Bane is a poet.
I really like Bane's voice, it makes him sound intelligent, cold and at the same time brutal. Also, how he just talks down to Batman as if this is just child's play.
The term is warrior poet.
@@thelasso9478 the term is bardbarian
@@extrasaucy9166 ?
His effortless intimidating poetic statements 😂😂
He soul was tested in batman begins, in the dark knight his morality, and in rise of the dark knight the durability of his spine.
William Winder 2 out of 3 ant bad
William Winder I'd say it's more like:
Begins: Mind.
Dark Knight: Heart.
Rises: Body.
+William Winder drink ale like a young men nothing held back ( hic ) admirable but mistaken
+William Winder LOL
Spinal tap
That line"you adopted the dark ,I was born in it "is still legendary
I think it was „you GOT adopted by the dark“. Makes more sense because Bruce embraced the dark when his parents died, Bane was born in it.
@@amos1258 I didn't go word for word but everyone knew what I meant lol
@@amos1258 You got it wrong too lmao. It's "You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it; molded by it".
Like, the line is literally IN THIS VIDEO. All you had to do was listen to it again lol.
I thank you for not calling the quote "iconic". That expression has kinda lost its lustre in recent years.
Funny how that one line is what made Bats think Band was Ra’s son.
The lack of music works so well.
+John Canary I fuckin hate music in a fight. Watch the Tony jaa v Michael Jai White fight scene (sound remastered) but the fight is such better without music
+Reece Lewis it works sometimes other times no.
+Marq Vince kind of like the duel of the fates
Agreed.
"The soundtrack invented silence" - Robert Bresson, Notes on the Cinematograph
"Victory has defeated you."
Such an underrated quote, and explains perfectly why Batman lost. Get complacent, and you'll eventually get your ass whooped.
I agree with the principle, but thats not what happened to Wayne. Unlike most comic heroes, Bruce is human. He is highly trained and skilled, but by this point, his health had deteriorated. His body had taken years of punishment to the point where he had no cartilage in his knees, his joints were shot, he was older, slower, etc. Bane meanwhile was in his prime, twice the size, etc. Thats part of what made this Batman so compelling. He was human, vulnerable, and able to be defeated.
Why didn't Bane Butt Fuck him afterwards? That would have fucked him up even more. That is a missed opportunity from the director.
lol
CleganeGregor I know. maybe even have a line if his crewman just waiting to take turns. Batman would have then taken his own life especially if they put videos up on Facebook or youtube.
I don't know why I laughed at those butt fucking comments like I did but I did lmao
"The shadows betray you, because they belong to me" is such a BOSS line!!!
That’s toxic I’m reporting you
Yep, it is
Not as toxic as yours, I fear 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩@@borris3768 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
The toxic belongs to ME
Bro that line was legendary
What a scene. All that training, all the gadgets, strength that is still incredible -- and Bane just walks through it while casually explaining why he's winning. Best part is, it's not a bunch of bull whipped up by bad writers. It's well written and everything he says makes sense. No one is the best forever. You punch hard, somewhere there's a guy who punches harder. You know the dark, somewhere there's a guy who knows it better. Bane is that guy, simple as that.
Yes,yes, he wins round one. But you have to watch the whole movie. Not just the breakdown. There's the rebuild, round two and in the end who is still standing?????good writing indeed.
I like how people still come here
@@treycreel7143 its always good when the villain wins the first fight, makes no sense when someone just becomes a hero and wins all their fights. why do we fall? so we can learn to pick ourselves up. this is peak cinema.
All that training and all Batman does is throw right and left hooks and yell out loud as if that could somehow make him hit harder. I swear Nolan doesn't understand comics or Batman's world. Filming fight scenes in broad daylight, a clean Gotham.....he doesn't get it.
@@treycreel7143 thanks for not spoiling the movie
Edit: I’m not being sarcastic
Love the fact that they chose to have no music or score playing during this scene.
I think for this scene it went to the MGS Ground Zeroes room to take a breather.
There was in the movie I remember some sad music did he remove it for copyright?
@@Fldzpln11 ?
@@Moody_Incorporated why would he remove it makes zero sense
@@zoxyy.1x idk something called copyright laws maybe?
The best line in this whole scene for me is: ''Theatricality and deception. Powerful agents to the uninitiated. But we are initiated. Aren't we Bruce?''
That's when Batman realizes that everything he learned, everything he uses, everything he knows and does will not work on Bane. You can see this realization and you can see he is afraid after that. He then tries to use his greatest asset. Dark. And that's when Bane breaks him before actually breaking his back by taking that away from him too. He now knows that for this guy he needs something else, something more. One of the greatest scenes in Batman history. Not just movies, but overall.
What was the something more he needed? Was it getting lucky by accidentally dislodging one of Banes venom pipes?
Alfred had already told him that bane was excommunicated from the league of shadows
@@ChrisvanDiemen But he was still getting pummeled but for the accidental swipe across the venom tube.....
@@ChrisvanDiemen Yeh I get he got inner strength etc but I don't get the feeling he would've won but for the plot busting accidental swipe of the venom tube.
Hazel's Not Agents
The silence from the audience in the Imax theatre when watching this... You could hear people gulping with fear, frozen at the brutality watching wtf had just happened...Amazing
you know batman's in trouble when his battle music isn't going in the background while he fights
I wish I could’ve experienced it. Never had the chance. Hopefully 10th year anniversary it comes out for rerelease
Unless they read the “Knightfall” story arc from the comics beforehand, then they kind of expected it to happen.
(Still a brutal scene and a 🔥 movie, though!)
@@Aj-lj2uzTell’Em Steve Dave.
I was ducking in my seat! Batman was getting his ass whooped and it made me feel so bad I found myself trying to dodge Bane’s punches.
0:33 I’m not sure if someone has already commented on this, but I just love the difference between Batman’s footsteps and Bane’s. Bruce is noticeably unsure of who he’s going up against while Bane just marches confidently up to him, totally unafraid.
Great observation
@@richardrich9285 Thank you!
they're just footsteps, really
@@DaveDexterMusic I know, I just think it’s a cool little detail
@@DaveDexterMusic Nope, one is like “who tf are you” the other is like “I’m bout to beat yo ass”
"let's not stand on ceremony here....Mr Wayne.."
Bane has to be one of the best villains I've seen in the history of movies
I'd put him a close second to Heath Legers Joker
My favorite line in the whole movie. And the voice. Best version of Bane ever.
@@davidurbach7882 Heath's Joker was a epitome of psychopath, while Bane was the true vile villain. Good choice!
just wish they gave him a better send off than getting blasted so hard he flew out of the screen and never heard about him since lol
@@davidurbach7882 I hated TDK, I think TDKR is much better and Bane is a much better character than Heath's joker. That joker was underwritten and deserved more dimension.
I'm still having a hard time to believe that Bane is actually Tom Hardy....Man...
He fucking nailed it!
And Venom!
Hard time believing even though you know it?
Just goes to show you what a mask, funny voice, weights and lots of steroids can do
Man I didn't even knew that
I just fucking love how Batman keeps trying to fire himself up with growls and roars that echo through the sewers, but Bane is stoic, calm and calculated through it all. He is so completely superior in this scene that it’s honestly demoralizing for the audience to watch. It’s like watching your favorite team getting blown out. I remember sitting in the theater for the midnight show watching this scene and, other than my girlfriend gasping at the iconic image of Bane lifting Batman up above his head, you could’ve heard a single kernel of popcorn drop. Best fight scene in any superhero movie imo.
Demoralizing for the uninitiated. But we are initiated, aren't we Bruce?
shut up geoff
haha love this comment brother, you described my feelings here aswell, lol. Bane absolutely mauled him here, and I was in awe of Tom Hardy's, what a beast.
Batman channeled his inner DBZ, with all of those powerups.
@@alvingordon25 Zenkai boost go woosh
one of my favourite parts of this scene is seeing catwomans reaction, not only to hearing that batman is bruce wayne, but also to the fact that bruce wayne was a member of the league of shadows; the most ruthless, lethal, and ancient underworld organization in history. She must have been so overwhelmed at that moment too, realizing that the man she thought was just some spoiled billionaire brat was ACTUALLY the dark knight of gotham, as well as being from the same organization as Bane, and finally understanding that this whole conflict goes WAY deeper than she wouldve ever imagined
I think that she surrenders in the airport scene because she thinks that she does not deserve to escape.
Bane did not kill her because this information would be worse than death.
I’m reporting you
@@borris3768damn homie needs some friends
I like the realization on Catwoman's face when she finds out Bruce is Batman. It's like knowing that she suddenly realizes how vulnerable Batman actually is.
I wish they added John Goodman, ‘That… b**ch!! That f***ng b***h!!’ And Donnie in the background, ‘I am the walrus?’
@@adibudica "Over the line! Over the line!"
Realization that didn't come with Selina performing seppuku for herself for being such a Judas. With a spoon.
A lil too late for her, no? She’s too caught up in her mind that people like her had it worst while rich people like Bruce is just a stuck up kid with dead parents but even that didn’t make him poor like her.
@@GeorgiaAndrea Rich or not there's nothing like having a front row seat for watching your parents get murdered. And stuck up or not who's done more to try and help Gotham?
Such a great fight scene. Its brutal, physical and dark. Its not fast or fluent like in other movies but that doesn't make it bad, its just different and I think it looks great.
+Will James agreed..the bat had to be broken at all cost...
You mean it's a drunk bar brawl and not a fight between a superhero and super villain. Batman doesn't fight here like he was trained by ninjas.
W-James its very bad lol very bad if this batman fought a trained fighter itd be over INSTANTLY.
its a realistic fight , and its filmed in one shot mostly so thats the point. its a great fight
W-James reminds me of spider-man green goblin fight in 2002
The best part of this scene is how calm Bane's men are. They already knew what the outcome would be
Michael Mansouri Either that or some of them were shocked to see Batman get the shit beat out of him.
@@PeterParker-ek4wi I honestly think that's what Nolan was going for. You could tell they were shocked to see him lose so easily and bane take all those shots
Pretty sure Bane also ordered them not to interfere or he would kill them.
I always thought they might be secretly hoping Batman might win. His number two seemed to be terrified of him throughout the film.
I didn’t get that Bat defeated Ras. I don’t think they knew who would win. Nor did they expect an old Batman
2:48 this whole line is great but the way he says the word "blinding" is 10/10 execution, just the cherry on top of an incredible monologue
He sounded German hahaha
Fills it with pure hatred. Tom Hardy's performance is incredible. The other demonstration of it in this scene is when Batman calls the League of Shadows a gang of psychopaths and Bane's glare is pure acid before he unleashes those two wild hooks.
I got kicked out the League of Shadows for being an alcoholic.
+darkraven220 Ohhh, you think alcohol is your ally.... You merely adopted alcohol. I was born in it! Swam in it. I didn't experience sobriety till I was already a man, and by then it was nothing to me but BORING!
+coryboy345 ahahahahaha dude this deserves a million likes.
+coryboy345 lmao you forgot the alchohol betrayed you,... because it belongs to me!
TheMETALICA40
Your glass of scotch betrayed you... because it belongs to MEEE!!
Now I'll show you where I've made my drinking hole, while preparing to get hammered....... Then I will pass out.
+coryboy345 for you
I love how they didn’t just make bane a dumb brute, but a character with some actual depth and good monologues
They kind of did make him a dumb brute when they revealed it was Talia Al Ghul acting as the brains of the operation. Bane was pretty much just a henchman who was jacked and had some hard assed lines.
@@Elthenar yeah I didn’t fck with that part, when they basically made him a bitch at the end
He was always created to be just as smart as he is strong, a true warrior poet. A few incarnations like Arkham Asylum and Bat Credit Card just forget about that fact.
@@Elthenar I was gonna say that...He became so pointless, Catwoman delivers a terrible joke about his death.
@@Elthenar Yes and no. Bane has a ton of dimension, but ultimately this badass from hell persona is simply a delusion he tells himself. He was not as capable like the true leader talia. By no means is he dumb, just not first in command like he sold to everyone.
“You fight like a younger man, nothing held back. Admirable but mistaken”
I love how eloquently Bane speaks.
+agenttheater5 It's like verbal sex, he's seducing Bruce xDDDDDD
Bane in the Comics is very intelligent too
Bane looks badass climbing down the chain
Looked like a damn spider coming down after something got caught in its web.
Strong af. Batman was already down there with the cape helping him land softly and Bane climbs down using all that energy fast af, and still immediately beats the fuck out fo batman when he hits the ground. Insane
If Bane was a wwe wrestler ,it would be the greatest gimmick in history.
Wrestling is fake.
DrScaphandre
Is that bad?
Wisdom Tooth Yes and you should feel bad.
+DrScaphandre so are movies...
+DrScaphandre Movie is fake.
The way Bane just *walks* after Batman, never running, just calm and methodical...it's downright chilling. As if Batman lost the fight the second he threw his first punch, and Bane is just taking his time until he decides it's time for the coup de grâce.
Reminds me of the old monster movies, they never ever run, just slowly and inevitably close the distance.
He lost the second the gate closed. (would be a more apt way of putting it)
This is an older and weakened Batman remember. Dark Knight Batman would have trounced Bane here.
A lot of hate for Bale I've noticed, I thought he was great personally :(
Easy for you to say... MISTAH WAYNUH
Bale to me by far is the best Batman incarnation. Unlike the other incarnations ,Bale is believable. He actually trains or trained in keysi fighting method for this. His teachers said they never met anyone who picked it up so fast.
He sounds like he's doing death metal.
I do too, he is my favorite.
Bane You're a big guy...
Bruce Wayne would not have been in this situation if he had watched Rocky 3 and regained his Eye of the Tiger before donning the cowl
+Kenny Tee LOL! He did in the pit though!
LAMO YOUR COMMENT
Or used the sleeping darts he had later in the movie.
+K. You're
Kenny Tee m
10 years later and I still remember every single word of Bane's monologue. So remarkable, the blending of the famous comics dialogue with Nolan's fantastic screenwriting. Truly the best series of Batman films ever put to the screen.
Bane is like an animal with no natural predators. There's no hatred or anger in his violence. He talks to prey as if he hopes to help them accept their place in the food chain. It's like being eaten alive by a creature that sympathizes with your struggle to escape. It chews on your flesh while enlightening you of your natural place in the food chain. It is disappointed in you for not being at peace with your purpose as prey.
His presence is so disturbing because it's like making eye contact with an animal that shattered a zoo enclosure and you realize how little power you have.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 bro your comment is is nuts
banes voice is so epic... fav part of the movie is when he say the league of shadows... Tom Hardy is deff a stand out actor..
Harry Beckett No he doesn't. Yeesh.
Bravo. Well Said.
Tom hardy is the greatest actor of the modern era
he is also venom. in the movie venom.
I loved it when Batman said to Catwoman " You made a serious mistake" and then the best part when Bane said "Not as serious as yours" that line from Bane is badass as fuck!
"Peace has cost you your strength. Victory has defeated you."
Translation "That clown musta fucked you up."
You kidding? The joker caused his Limp
Don't you remember the knife to the knee?
+Boot Productions He's saying that the constants victories and peaceful state of Gotham have cost batman his edge because he isn't being challenged enough.
No dumbasses peace as in there hasnt been anyone to take down since the joker for 7 years so that was his time of peace so he has been rusty and out for sometime
+Alex Ward Very poor choice of words. I smacked batman in the face with a crowbar
0:53 was clever foreshadowing. Batman head butted his mask and Bane backed off, but he tried to play it cool so Batman wouldn't notice
oh shit, didn't notice that, good catch
you're a genius mate. Good on ya :D
What am I missing here? I haven't seen the movie in a while but I just really like this scene.
John Howard Bane's weakness is his mask. In the final fight, Bane is clearly going to beat Batman until Batman punches his mask repeatedly, damaging his pain killer mechanism
ohhh riiiiiight! now I remember! But why does he need pain killer again?
Notice how at the 02:30 mark, Bane just kind of lets Batman pin him down and start pounding on him, almost like he's amused by it. But as soon as Batman hits his mask, he immediately puts an end to it and gains the upper hand again. Nice use of foreshadowing for the ending.
Like a Bear, huge and a opressivly strength, but still have a weak point in the noose botton.
1:35 Batman's battlecry is so badass, he knows he's getting beat and he's hurt but he just doesn't wanna give up
To me the best part you nailed that comment so much raw emotion and determination
"Theatricality and deception are powerful agents..."
The League of shadows.
Thanks for the interpretation
A few years ago, I actually dropped that line in a bar fight. The attacker threw exploding salt into my eyes, and I used the _"theatricality and deception"_ line to scare him off.
Brandon Daniels lol
Bruce, he even calls you out by name, you can stop using that ridiculous voice.
+whade62000 Exactly !
+whade62000 LOL!
+whade62000 You're mistaken, Bruce is only his name, Batman is sort of his Identity. You have to remember, Batman is pretty much the greatest mental disorder of all time.
DirtyDirtyNick Why so serious ?
+DirtyDirtyNick lol at the original comment. But yeah you're right. Bruce Wayne is his real mask. Quite sad when you think about it.
“Peace has cost you your strength. Victory has defeated you.” Is such a cold line to drop in the middle of a fight
Not really. It's kind of corny if you really think about it, and it doesn't make bane intelligent as it seems.
@@Amp661bro if u can come up with quotes this good while beating up someone your intelligent
@@Blood-zz2kt talking like this is basically giving away a weakness of yours and let's you decipher how to overcome the obstacle the next time a battle is on. If bane actually shut the hell up during this fight, batman would not have figured out how to beat him and what he needed to work on once he escaped. Bane is a idiot for talking like this during the fight.
Man, the way he says "blinding " at the lights off part as he grabs Bruce is so badass
"BLINDNKKHHH"
@@dariusbrock2713 lmaoooo
3:06
I’ve reported you
Its the only moment in this fight bane comes close to losing his cool
Definitely the most brutal beating a hero has taken.
Was beating batman a part of your plan
Of course
Willem Dafoe's goblin still takes the cake for me
@@docholladay13 yes! I was fixing to say Spider-Man completely got destroyed by green goblin
@@docholladay13 honestly that one too
Apparently turning the lights off makes the water quieter... ?
He's Batman...
Yes, its called film editing! Glad you caught it.
It's Bane's magic water powers
B R A V O
N O L A N
MickMaan actually i think the point was to focus..........how quite batman was, and still, baine found him..........something around that area.
MickMaan water amps in banes fortress for nuance and his crews happiness...banes not such a bad guy
3:55 "I was wondering what was breakfast!" :D
+Raptor Jesus Now I cant unhear it. gj.
"What did you have for breakfast?"
+Baville a bagel with creamcheese
+Baville "A frowny biscuit"
"Have you heard the phrase 'you are what you eat', because when I look at yoouu, guess what I seee...?"
“You merely adopted the dark, I was born in it! Molded by it.” Such a great line
My favourite Bane line is still "What a lovely singing voice..." right before blowing up half the stadium. The refinement to appreciate art and beauty but the mercilessness to destroy it anyway. That's a guy who could spend an afternoon admiring the brush work in the Mona Lisa, then burn it for warmth in the evening.
Bane's voice is amazing
***** Yes, for me. 17 people agree so far though.
+Gran Torino He was referencing the opening scene where Bane uses that line. It's become... a bit of a meme.
Peter Habicht Oh my bad then
It’s Tom Hardy’s voice he’s British
@@tannergrinzel5123 English*
I personally think this bane is better than comic bane
+Marc Villarreal true
This Bane also isn't chemically enhanced like the real one. I do like this one better for how over the top and philosophical he is as he breaks people's spines.
I agree, not to take anything away from Tom Hardy he is a brilliant actor and worked his ass off to put on some serious muscle for this role. I wish they would have use some one with a larger built for the scene that were close ups of Tom. Overall Hardy's bane was great. A true alpha. He mixed the intelligence with that confident/cocky walk beautifully.
+Marc Villarreal And he wasn't so easily defeated like Bane could be in most other incarnations when Batman finally returns. This Bane held his own until the end. :)
+DrScaphandre But even in the comic, Bane only used venom in one story arc. Even then he stopped taking venom all together, and went toe to toe against Batman without venom. In the movie, he did have chemical enhancements. His mask had anesthetic which made him resistant to pain. That's why Batman's hits had little to no effect on him.
"The shadows betrayed you because they belong to me!" This is my favorite scene is the whole movie because it shows you how powerful Bane is and how long Batman has been out the game for. Amazing trilogy by Christopher Nolan
Such an iconic scene, just displays Bane's raw power and skill. Batman was hitting him with such vicious hooks and punches using his Keysi fighting style and Bane just takes every hit like it's nothing. *"Peace has cost you your strength...victory has defeated you!"*
Very true. And imagine if this version of Bane used Venom drug from DC (as many other versions of Bane). Then this guy would be really unstoppable.
I love Bane. He's not quite on the level of Ledger's Joker, but he's pretty dang close.
For you.
I agree, I think the whole concept of Bane is scary (someone intellectually and physically on par with Batman, if not superior). This fight shows that and the monologue-ing is great.
Im with you Blair Holmgren. It will teach these Batman fanboys that Batman cannot win every battle
He's a different villain, I would think he would be on an entirely separate level lol. I miss Ledger's Joker now, I did not like Leto's at all.
Blair Holmgren You're kidding man. They were both formidable characters by great actors. Bane is nothing like the Joker, you can't compare them. That's like comparing Batman to Cyborg in terms of abilities. They have their own strengths.
"Peace has cost you your strength; victory has defeated you". What a line 👊🏻💥
2:07 I never noticed catwoman crying. it's hard to make out but you see a tear run down her mask
Well spotted, never noticed it before.
i do wish it would have been a touch more noticeable, her realizing the depth of the consequences of her actions. but i do think it's actually perfect. it doesnt give away her return to save batman predictably and gives us little details to pick up on with later viewings. chris nolan is genius.
I love that part. The pain in her eyes as she realizes the depths of this “billionaire recluse” that she robbed, thinking he was just another rich, old, nut job.
Bane's controlled style is showcased in this scene. He only attacked during lapses in Batman's assault, or when an opening for a counter emerged. He made every strike count, careful not to waste his stamina.
Shadows have betray You, because they belong to Me
Such a well written line. Delivered perfectly by Tom Hardy.
If your a Batman fan especially with these trilogy of movies.. this is emotionally devastating to watch our hero get destroyed like this. Bane was like letting Batman throw his best barely defending himself. Scarecrow and the Joker were not physical threats to Batman but Bane just like hurt our feelings beating Batman so bad. If you care and are a fan of Batman.. its almost hard to watch
+B Dizz I got tears in my eyes when I watched it the first time. Horrible. But it's a great scene.
+B Dizz I rooted for bane the first time around. still do. :)
+artymccool People leave the room when this scene ends... so tough, I saw kids cryin. But in the comic Bane brutally crash the spine. Nolan decide for a softer vision.
+artymccool Dude same
+B Dizz This is How the Batman v Superman Fight Should've been.. but they fked it up :D
It was at that moment Bruce Wayne knew........
He fucked up.
The jumping spin punch just blasting Bruce to the ground has always stuck with me. Displays the power and difference between Bane and Batman at the time... the way it just stuns/cripples him is so powerful, loved every second of this fight, but that moment was just so badass.
Love how he snaps his spine n just walks away like batman was nothing more than a boring sparring match to him.
That walkaway is the most badass moment I’ve ever seen cinema.
Theatricality and deception: powerful agents... for the uninitiated.
BUUUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRRRNNNNNNN!!!
But we are initiated, aren't we Bruce?
@@jareddauer4015 members of the league of shadows!
God l love that whole line
@@strigers8007 the sound of bane at that moment 🔥
@@strigers8007 aaaaaaannnnnd you betrayed us
Still don't understand why Dark Knight Rises doesn't get the respect it deserves. A very worthy sequel to DK and has moments that are as good if not better. Joker just being so damn good is what keeps Rises from reaching that movies level completely
People had unrealistically high expectations after The Dark Knight. I think most people acknowledge this one as a solid entry but it was simply just not as good as it's predecessor.
It grew on me. I've always liked it but I started appreciating it more after 5-10 watches lol
I struggled to enjoy the multiple time gaps and the scooby doo ending of who the "real villain" was.
I always loved the movie from day one, but it does have a few clunky pacing issues. Still, imho, with The Batman just releasing, Batman as a character has the four best comic book films ever made.
I do like it, but the pacing was off. Especially when suddenly x months pass like nothing. And then 'oh we got less than a day...' was weird
When the guy you are fighting spends almost 80% of the time ALLOWING you to hit him and not even raising his own hands in defense....you know you are in serious trouble!
2:20 I never noticed how angry and vengeful Batman becomes when Bane tells him he's going to destroy Gotham, he's so overprotective of this city it gives him a temporary Strength and Agility Buff.
People are missing the point. The fighting choreography in this film is SUPPOSE to look slow and brawl-like, and it's not "crappy" for accomplishing just that. The entire point was to show just how far Batman has fallen and the slowness shows that, and the brawl-like style shows how personal the plot/conflict is to Batman. He's older, worn, and bitter in this movie. Both the plot points and the fighting choreography shows why he needed to make the decision to retire in the end. It's like people have become so spoiled by Marvel and Arkhamverse fight scenes that they've forgotten how to appreciate it when details such fight choreography and the like are used to push a story's themes and plot.
Masterful scene. I absolutely love the plain, almost solemn expressions on the faces of Bane's goons. They almost show pity for Batman. They know how thoroughly outclassed he is against their boss. Even when Bane is tackled and is on his back taking punches, they don't move a muscle. The outcome was never in doubt.
I thought I was the only one that noticed that. I felt like they would have rushed to say: "Boss, that's enough!".....😅
it’s such a great scene i’m
fine with the second fight just not a big fan of catwoman just blasting him away i wanted a better send off but there is so much good in this movie i like it more than begins but i know begins is the better movie
2:49 an iconic speech was born
This reminds me of boss fights in video games where every punch from the boss takes a huge chunk of your life.
Kudos to the sound team. Everytime that Bane hits BATMAN it sounds like a bag of cement, compared to Batman's punches.
Yeah bane does remind me of shoa khan appearance wise with the height and facecovering
"Ohhhh, you think lag is your ally."
"You merely adopted the lag."
"I was born in it, molded by it."
"I didn't see good wifi until I was already a man."
"But by then it was nothing to me but P I N G."
(Bane from Dark Knight Rises voice)
Lol
Bane's voice is the dial-up modem sound
Models 1887, all I have to say.
Oh damn
fucking relatable, the dial up sound still haunts me to this day
“Peace has cost you your strength, victory has defeated you … “ 🥶
You get the sense that Bane is toying with Batman physically and mentally. He gives off the same energy as Darth Vader, something other wordly and sinister.
First of all.. anyone that doesn't slide down a chain, and instead hand walks down like a chimp motivated by heartbreak is a global threat.
“Ahhh, You think darkness is your allie..”
Iconic.
0:02 I love how the aspect ratio changes seamlessly here.
I love that he drops the mask. It shows the lack of respect he has for Bruce. He didn't keep it as a trophy from his victory. It was just garbage to him.
Those little explosives he throws at 1:46 have got to be the lamest things ever incorporated in the Bat-arsenal, and I'm even including shark repellent Bat-spray.
Those are flashbangs, which aren't really intended to explode anything.
shaddoh07 Figures. I wasn't sure what they were supposed to be, but they were probably the least effective tool/weapon/gadget he used in any movie or TV show.
mrmacross no they seem pretty useful, they would be used as a distraction, but since bane was in the league of shadows he is "immune" to those
looooooooooooooooooooooooooool
Shit was hilarious. Last ditch hope
After viewing BVS I won't complain about this film anymore, there was at least a story here.
I think that if you ever really complained about this movie, I cant trust your opinion on BvS
NeonTime It's far from perfect either.
+deraj nitram far from perfect, but still far better than 99% of the superhero crap out there.
Skyswindler I won't argue with that, but initially TDKR let me down when I first saw it, over time it's grown on me though I still like it the least of the three films. BVS has good parts, but the film overall is a scatter brained mess that tires to set up too many things.
deraj nitram
agree with all of that
The Dark Knight Rises (2012) 100/10
Batman Begins (2005) 100/10
The Dark Knight (2008) 100/10
Dark night rises isn't as good as begins and dark night stop the bullshiet begins 100 dark night 200 dark night rises 75
@@inyourwifesas1033 yes it fucking is. What is wrong with people dark knight rises is just as good 🤣🤣🤣
Love the way Bane just very calmly reveals Batman's identity by simply addressing him as "Mr Wayne", it's much more scary when a villain casually says your real name rather than someone like The Joker who would go into the whole I know the truth speech with classic taunting, it makes it more shocking for Batman especially when he's about to fight someone who completely outmatches him plus the lack of the music really adds more to the tension.
This scene for me when Bane says "now i will break you" was the closest thing to the Knightfall arc in live action we ever got on the big screen with the infamous backbreaking moment. Absolutely loved this and great performances from both Christian Bale & Tom Hardy.
That is one advantage Joker never had: knowing Bruce's identity and past.
@@WhiteFangofWar in the DCAU, Joker eventually found out Batman's identity in Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker after he tortured Robin into revealing the truth
@@WarhawkBeyond2040 I know. I was just speaking about the Nolan trilogy versions.
@@WhiteFangofWar I know what you mean, imagine if Joker did learn that Batman was Bruce Wayne in the Dark Knight trilogy? It would have been insane
@@WarhawkBeyond2040 True, though I doubt he really cared that much who Batman was. The whole 'Batman must take off his mask or people will die' thing was just to turn people against him and cause chaos.
I love the fact Bane’s gunned up henchmen are all standing around just watching, no doubt a few bets were placed that day.
"Members of the league of shadows-URGHFFHGGGHNNNGHG"
:D
This fight is kinda realistic when you think about it. You can see how tired he gets wasting all of those punches.
I love how they made bane an intellectual equal to Bruce. True to the comics and a formidable enemy
Awesome fight scene, totally enjoyed this movie.
People who don't like this fight were expecting the super fast karate moves version of Bats. This universe clearly established that is not this version of bats.
That's what Batman is. He's a ninja (kind of) and the best martial artist in the DCU. That's one of the things Nolan fucked up with when making Batman for this trilogy. The fighting and the fact that he rarely displays his genius level intellect and depends on Lucius Fox way too much.
ApocalyptikKat There are all different versions of Bats, he originally was not a ninja remember. I think his fighting skills here are appropriate. It amazes me how garbage the Marvel films are yet no one is truly critical of them....anything DC does then everyone becomes and ultra-critic....ugh Also Batman needs help, I find it refreshing and more realistic that he needs help to fight crime.
I love it all, I love in the 89 movie when he is blocking all of those swipes by the guy with the swords and I love this version and this fight with Bane. Not everything has to repeat in the same way, in the comics Batman was not a ninja even in his TV life the serials and the 66 show he was not a ninja just a skilled brawler.
ApocalyptikKat OH MY GOODNESS!!!! YOU AIN'T EVER LYING!!!! SAY THAT AGAIN PLEASE!!!!
drdfilm I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or you really agree with me lol
I thought black canary was the top fighter in dc
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Hands down, simply one of the best most intense fight scenes of any age of film. The way he broke him down before he delivers the famous "you think the dark is your ally" speach👌🏾👌🏾 perfection!!
I really enjoy Bane’s articulation. Tom Hardy truly nailed the role
I love the guards standing there like, “damn, boss is about to kill this Halloween costumes fool…”
Seeing your hero get beat to a pulp hits so hard 😭
This was definitely one of my favorite scenes in the movie, the first time I saw it, I was in chills to how terrifying Bane was portrayed and when those gates closed trapping Batman with him, I was like "Ohhhh nooo". Batman giving it all hes got when fighting Bane just to be beaten and broken by him, makes a very sad scene because I felt bad for the Batman ..."Victory has Defeated you" ...best line
I love this scene. This is the true Knightfall Bane. The comics and movies usually just make him a mindless brute but in his appearance he strategized and figured out who batman was and destroyed him through attrition. He was as intelligent as batman, others had to step in to stop him from taking over and destroying Gotham.
One of the best things about this scene, is the cuts to Bane’s henchmen. They look like they are simultaneously bored, and concerned about what Bane will do. None of them try to help Bane because they know Batman has no chance.
It’s just such a clever way of letting the audience know just how powerful Bane is. Bane’s henchmen have seen him destroy formidable opponents countless times before, and this is almost boring for them.
isn't it weird that NO ONE in this League of Shadows displays any kind of ninja/stealth or martial art skill whatsoever. everyone just looks and behaves like a typical thug. there's not a shred of connection evident to the LoS in Batman Begins and i personally found that utterly disappointing and a grave oversight from Nolan. the discrepancy is painfully evident in the mass snow brawl against the cops in the final act
@@austinsavage I understand what you're saying. But did they even have to? I believe they were emulating normal soldier behavior with their uniforms and general demeanor. I can't see how behaving like they did in BB would have any advantages other than taking up more of their time. What good would lurking in the shadows with ninja attire have done for them in this movie other than bring more attention to the LOS? At least with the uniforms they can claim to be any random terrorist group, if caught. They were trying to publicly destroy the whole city in broad daylight and declaring it with a microphone and again later Live on TV. Wearing LOS ninja attire for all of that would seem a tad ridiculous, no?
Trust me. This is no oversight on Nolan's part. He crafted the LOS in BB ffs. He doesn't have THAT short a memory. There would have been a discussion on how to present the LOS in the current day Gotham. They would probably have looked at how they wanted Bane to go about his business and thought that bringing back the attires, katana, hiding, etc. would not fit the tone of their version of Bane. Its most definitely deliberate, not an oversight.
@@kuyt20 i get what ur saying and i dont completely disagree, but i was referring more to how they fight and move rather than just wearing ninja costumes. They had lots of fights against Batman, Blake and the cops so plenty of opportunities for Nolan to weave in ‘connecting tissues’ to LoS in BB, but everyone just brawls like a thug without any display of skill whatsoever. These guys were trained in LoS since young, there s no way u can forget muscle memory just because you’re out of ur ninja costume and holding guns instead of katana. Yes Nolan made BB and TDK both masterpieces, but doesnt mean he cant take a mistep with TDKR, which contains a ton of glaring narrative, character and logic oversights. Look at Spielberg with Indiana Jones 4. TDKR is Indy 4 in my book
@@austinsavage - TBF, in TDK, Batman had already stopped fighting like he did in BB. So its not just in TDKR. And moreover, wasn't there a report during the BB days that said the production crew wanted to hide the fight scenes as much as possible using quick cuts, blur, shadows, etc., because the fight choreography was slow and not great? They did similar things in TDK but with a bit more lighting on the fights, but there were a lot less number of fights anyway.
What I'm trying to say is that, the fight sequences were not great in either BB or TDK. And Nolan knew this too, but luckily, fight choreography wasn't the focus of those two movies anyway. In the case of TDKR, the two Bane vs Batman fights are, or at least the first one is very important. And even that was slow-paced and very grounded, which was actually what made sense for the franchise.
So to sum it up, the fights in BB were no better than the rest of the movies. They just used post-production editing to hide the big flaws in what would otherwise have been very underwhelming ninja fights. That kind of trick would not have worked with what they wanted to portray in the Bane fight. The audience needed to see every inch of the brutal beatdown suffered by Batman in what is essentially a very un-ninja-like fight.
Batfleck woulda broken everyone's back in that room.
But the movie would’ve been shit tho
@@vincent2053 true...bane does break Batman's back in the comics but he looked like an absolute pussy in this scene😂
Interesting, I really wonder how his batman would do against Bane
in my opinion, this is one of the best fight scenes in film history!!!
In my opinion, Captain America, Bucky or Nick Fury would have given Bane a run for his money. Better yet, they would have kicked Bane's ass!
The Boxer Batman is constantly betrayed by his "no killing" rule. Bane's vest might be bullet proof, but that mask probably isn't, which makes him vulnerable to anyone who's good with a gun (SHIELD agents).
bane would've thrashed captin America, remember bane is smart as hell and he can fight and he has morphine pumping thru his body, curbstomp
Sorry, but none of Christopher Nolan's Batman films can claim to have great fight scenes. In fact, Nolan's Batman films can actually claim to have some of the worst and most uninteresting fight choreography in film history. The Keysi Fighting Method, which Nolan and his team used for the fight scenes, looks like some of the crudest, sloppiest stances and techniques ever seen. The Batman of the comics fights with speed, agility, elegance, and precision, not like some street thug. Batman of the comics fights like Lyoto Machida, but Nolan's Batman is more like Tito Ortiz.
44excalibur
Well it's probably very difficult to move in that Batsuit so they had to improvise with a more rudimentary fighting method. You can do alot when you're wearing regular clothes but not nearly as precise of movement in a "batsuit costume"
Another thing that makes this great is there is no music, just the sound of rushing water, grunts, punches, and talking. It's just so RAW
If anyone else was taking in Bane's voice I'd laugh at them, but here the voice makes Bane appear more sinister.
I remember watching this at the cinema, the entire audience was in silence...
01:05 I like how the only chain is where Bane needs it to be.
And that he gains 20 lbs of muscle while hopping onto the chain, the loses 20 lbs of muscle once he touches the next floor
The best thing about this scene is how much we can actually relate to it, as much as willing and determined Batman wants to take out Bane he just can’t, through every struggle he still tries to get up and even uses many accessories to get an advantage but he just can’t , his sheer will keeps him going but it’s just not enough ,bane even acknowledges this by saying his “fighting like a younger man”. Sometimes we’re put in situation where as much as we want to succeed we’re gonna fail and it’s devastating.
"Aaah, you think darkness is your ally. But you merely adapted the dark. I was born in it. Molded by it. I didn't see the light until I was already a man. Though, it was nothing to me but BLINDING!! The shadow betrayed you because they belong to ME!!"
That was pretty accurate on Bane's account. In the comic, he was born in prison.
"Ahh you think darkness is your ally?" Man that line and pretty much the whole ass kicking he gave batman was straight up menacing.
The fact that there's no drastic music helps make this scene so much more amazing
If I were Batman, I would have been shitting myself