How The Dark Knight Fans Reacted to the ending scene in Theatres After 15 Years
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- I watched The Dark Knight in theatres after 15 years of its original release and it was amazing! The audience was so hyped and engaged with every scene, especially the ones with the Joker. I recorded some of their reactions and compiled them in this video. Check it out and let me know what you think!
The Dark Knight is one of the best superhero movies ever made, directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Christian Bale as Batman and Heath Ledger as the Joker. It was released in 2008 and received critical acclaim and commercial success. It is widely considered as Ledger’s masterpiece performance, for which he won an Oscar posthumously.
Disclaimer: I do not own any rights to The Dark Knight or its soundtrack. All rights belong to Warner Bros., DC Comics, Syncopy, Legendary Pictures, and Hans Zimmer. This video is made for entertainment purposes only and falls under fair use guidelines.
Music: Why So Serious? by Hans Zimmer
Christopher Nolan really delved into the superhero genre and gave us one of the greatest and best movies of all time.
Well, I understand your point but, it's clear, you're a Christian Bale's fan. Talking about Batman films, specificly, it seems that you've never seen Michael Keaton' movies. It's terrible, how fool a person becomes itself, when is a fanboy.
@@prof.mg.gustavogeromini5353another DCU fan boy 🥴
@@prof.mg.gustavogeromini5353 most people at that time watched it for the first time, without any knowledge about superhero movies or any genre related to it, still it was a masterpiece for them
@@prof.mg.gustavogeromini5353those moovies felt like some damn rom com where the giy just happened to be batman
🤣🤣🤣🤣 good joke
2:00 "So we'll hunt him."
*Hans Zimmer Theme starts playing*
This will never not give me goosebumps
The “reprise” of this in TDKR where Alfred locks eyes with Bruce in Italy was great too.
double negation huh. NOICE
Also, when Christian Bale says, "YOU will hunt me. SET THE DOGS ON ME. Because that's what needs to happen, is sometimes, people NEEED to have their faith rewarded !!" that kind of selflessness moves me to tears every time !!
Everyone else can be a man in a suit, but only Bruce Wayne truly achieved "Superhero" status.
@@AnupBhatt"Sometimes, people need to have their faith rewarded" strikes a completely different tone these days. When you're older, worn down, tired, and quite frankly, exhausted with life, this does feel like a bittersweet moment even in small doses. TDKR really excelled in delving into the pathos of hope -- having your faith rewarded only comes from sustaining hope, but if hope is dashed at every turn, you lose faith. I really liked how both movies took different avenues in exploring the concepts of hope, faith, and despair, but without forcing the audience to leave feeling like they were beat over the head with dejection.
I could watch this over and over again
Seriously one of the best film endings of all time. The speech, the montage, Oldman’s performance, the Hans Zimmer score. Every single element came together to make cinematic magic.
I agree with you. But it’s not just a Hans Zimmer score. It’s James newton Howard’s score too and he is sorely missed on the third movie
THE BEST film ending.
What's amazing is that the movie has one of the best beginnings and one of the best endings. A masterpiece indeed
hell, yes
The Best ones are Dark Knight and Inception
When the cops were chasing Batman, Gordon unveils the truth behind the title and the entire mythos of Gotham and "The Dark Knight", then Batman rides his sick ass motorcycle into the night with the light, editing, and music hitting a climax at the same point in time; the world changed forever and everyone watched this movie again and again and again.
Yes. Just yes.
Perfectly said 🙌🏼
When he says “a dark knight” I get chills every time🔥🔥
legendary!!
" Perfectly Balanced As Everything Should Be" Thanos
This was the closest that a superhero movie will get to winning the Oscar for best movie.
This movie? Or crowds cheering during the movie? If you mean this movie, this movie got snubbed for even being nominated for best picture and is the reason they expanded the field of nominees.
More people will re-watch The Dark Knight then will ever watch the movie they gave the Oscar without even nominating TDK.
@@frankgesuele6298considering i don't even know what movie you're referring to, i have to agree lol.
@@shalindelta7it was Slumdog Millionare. Good movie, haven’t rewatch it since the first time I’ve seen it.
@@Cartman4wesome never heard of that thing 💀
I had chills when watching the ending while the entire audience reacted to the ending. It was the best movie experience watching this masterpiece on Imax.
The score by zimmer doesn't hurt
@KahlilYounis better than interstellar in imax?
Saw this movie about 7 times in IMAX in 2008, real IMAX 70MM by the way
Definitely not a masterpiece
@@danielorourke6922 Except that it definitely is ☺️👍🏼🦇...
I was just reminded how powerful that ending was. Despite the movie title being "the dark knight" i.e. batman, Joker stole most of the spotlight and most of the show throughout the entire film. But somehow the ending reminded us this is Batman's story and put the focus on him in such an effective and amazing way. His sacrifice to undo everything Joker did. Nolan brothers are amazing for coming up with this.
NOlan would be NOwhere if not for Heath Ledger's joker.
@@Hunteriscomingoh, you think Nolan made a name for himself only after The Dark Knight? 😂
@@samuelperezgarcia Nolanite eggs were laid with TDK and they hatched with Inception (Nolan's zenith). By the time TDKR came out, they were already fanatical. I dare Nolan to make his next movie without resorting to gimmicks like non-linear narrative, bombastic BGM, IMAX cameras only, 70 mm film, a historical incident, unnecessary nudity, etc.
@@Hunteriscomingworst take I’ve seen on the internet in quite some time
@@RogerBLai Nolan's worst take is Tenet and now Poopenheimer 🥱
The Dark Knight is more than just a movie. The Best movie there was, there is and there ever will be.
Watch more movies buddy
@@somnathsaha3269 Name a movie that you think is great from every aspect. Mostly from Concept and Story point of view.
@@ashishthakur1170 I think my last comment was deleted 😅 ok now you wanted me name some movies I found out better than TDK
1.Black Swan
2.Jojo Rabbit
3.Ford vs Ferrari
4.Gangs of wassypur 1,2
5.Inception (a great concept and a nolan film)
6.Shutter Island (a martin scorsese classic)
7.Spider man into the spider-verse (explored multiverse concept really good, the story telling and Background music is awesome)
8.The Shawshank redemption (my favorite movie)
9.Perfect Blue(1997 a Japanese anime movie with a great Thrilling story)
10.Akira(1988, a Japanese anime movie)
11.Star wars empire strikes back(1980)
12.American Psycho (it's a crazy movie literally a crazy movie about a well dressed Psychopathic man)
@@somnathsaha3269 why do you think they all are better than The Dark Knight ?
@@ashishthakur1170 just watch one of them you will find out, especially the anime ones
I saw Dark Knight four times in theaters and every single time the crowd applauded when the credits rolled. I grew up in a pretty small town and it was the first time I saw anything like that before.
no one asked
@@HappyBob701RUDE
@@HappyBob701 bro's miserable for no reason lol
@@HappyBob701 No one asked for your opinion.
@@HappyBob701And no one asked for you to comment.
I went on a first date with a girl to watch this movie. When we came out of the movie theater she said she thought the movie was boring. There was no second date.
😂😂
Well most women are not really a fan of superhero’s, they prefer the Romance Comedy, twilight Type Movies.
Well most women are not really a fan of superhero’s, they prefer the Romance Comedy, twilight Type Movies.
I am a woman I like romantic comedies and I LOVED the Dark Knight. She had no taste.
She doesn’t deserve a hero but you deserve more
Glad i watched this in theater back in 2008.. Everybody gave standing ovations at the end.. So crazy.. Still my number 1 movie of all time..
I remember I saw that back in the day I remember the fight scene in China most with the billionaire and the starting bank heist.
Wow...I was born in the 2000, that sounds so epic, lucky people!!
@@Pache2045I was born in ‘99 and my dad took me when this first came out. TDKR too. Memorable experiences to say the least
Stupid ending - Ehhhhhhhhhh, why didn't they just say the Joker and his men did it???
@@jamesbarry9477 because not everyone is as dense as you 😂
It was an amazing experience to see this in the cinema back in the day! One thing that bothers me though, how can some people get up and walk out during the end credits while the brilliant Hans Zimmer music is playing?! 🤷
Yes, few people walked away, but most people behind the camera didn't. All back rows were filled with people, and I too was surprised, because I experienced this for the first time, because in all other movies I watched, people walk away as soon as the movie ends.
@@PhysicistSouravDas
Yep, the music and hope for some cool credit lines and mentions in them is what kept most fans there... and I respect that 💯
Don’t blame them, On has to open their mind to that greatness first and then the obsession begins
it was the music they deserved, but not the music they needed at that moment
“A few people walked away, a few people stayed, most people were silent.”
What a privilege to watch The Dark Knight in the movie theater back when it was released.
It certainly was
Hands down. The best theater experience I've ever had. When the credits rolled, the audience erupted into applause. The Dark Knight Rises also ended with applause as well as Joker. There's something about Batman that people just love.
More importantly Nolan-era Batman alongside Hans Zimmer, and the atmosphere the two create.
interstellar clears
@@Nhxn_ Not for me. Interstellar is still a great film though.
@@RANCE22808 enter resting...
@@Nhxn_ enter resting...
"... Because he can take it."
True definition of a hero explained perfectly in five simple words. 👌👌
Stupid ending - Ehhhhhhhhhh, why didn't they just say the Joker and his men did it???
@@jamesbarry9477Joker was already arrested and there was no proof that he or his guys did it. The proof they had for batman is that he was there when Dent was killed. If Gordon says he did it, they will believe it.
@@weaponsofwarfare9537 no one the batman was there you loon. Gordon could have said no, no batman here. I mean he lied about so much after so whats the difference. They could have said a million things, one of the jokers goons killed Harvey and ran off, we don't know who cos he was wearing a mask. Sounds pretty plausible to me
I had pause the video to keep from tearing up. The older I get, the more I realize the sacrifice Batman made for Gotham City. Phenomenal storytelling.
It's fake!
@@khuzramyou are fake
@@khuzramno shit Sherlock, that's why it's called a movie
Exactly. Not many mediums really convey the immense sacrifice Batman gives to his city, even to complete strangers who will never know his story or who he really is but it showed that Batman truly succeeds in taking the horrifying circumstances that made him who he is and he truly brings light and hope back into the world, he rewards people's faith.
Batman sacrificed time and time again and he will never stop sacrificing for the greater good. More of these anti Batman writers need to realize that
Bros crying
There is no way anyone will ever create a masterpiece like this... The dark knight the best movie ever made...
Batman in his most simplest form and essence is literally…a silent guardian, a watchful protector, a dark knight 👏🏻
The best movie of all time. Absolute master class in acting, story telling, atmosphere, selective action, etc. Literally my only complaint is that Katie didn't play Rachel, that death scene would of hit so much deeper if it was Katie playing Rachel.
I absolutely agree with you!
Watch more films
@@Shockkings0714let people enjoy things and stop parroting internet phrases for cool points
@six-six3617 hes been doing it forever because he has no life and is a complete jackass. I've seen him on multiple videos doing this. Talk about a dude that cant figure out that hes the lowest form of life on this planet.
@@Shockkings0714Kid needs the attention 😂😂
It's rare that a movie has an incredible beginning, unparalleled character introduction (joker), an unbelievable arc and one of the best endings ever.
Masterpiece indeed
@CookieMonster-- Now what's your favourite movie? Avengers Endgame? Jawan?
@@niharkasireddi9992Dissing The Dark Knight AND Avengers: Endgame just proves you BOTH have shot taste.
@@MediaLoverChris02 First of all I did not diss The Dark Knight (It is one of the best movies I've ever watched and is my all-time favourite) and secondly yes I do not care whatever you say but I consider Avengers Endgame a 6/10.
And your talking about Taste? I've watched over 50 classic films in the past few years and over 100 extraordinary movies of different genres, as a cinephile I can confirm that I have good taste for movies according to most people
@@niharkasireddi9992 I was talking about BOTH of you.
The absolute concentration and silence for the whole scene, followed by the cheering and applause just after the credits roll speaks for itself
Cinema
This gives me goosebumps
I saw this opening day. The theater was full. You could’ve heard a pin drop everyone was stunned to silence during this final scene. Incredible movie.
I remember when the movie ended everyone stood up and was clapping for 10 min straight. Nothing will ever compare to this movie or trilogy.
Steve Rogers said hold my shield!
@@ray24051Steve Roger's had 1 good movie out of three, and neither trilogy is as good as Lord of the Rings. The Dark Knight trilogy comes close, though
The trilogy was so good, it’s honestly emotional every time it’s just a beautiful portrayal
This ending is truly one of the best moments in cinema history. "He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector, a dark knight" chills every time
I'm crying again, the feeling I had with this ending was really overwhelming. The music, the speech, I felt the same with Oppenheimer. Nolan is a genius.
Shivers down my spine everytime!! Nolan is the 🐐
Such a weak spine. I wonder what will happen to it while watching Kantara's climax.
@@Hunteriscoming???
@@Hunteriscoming ignorant ass comment
@@Hunteriscoming nyz joke lol
@@Hunteriscoming Kantara is a garbage movie
I can proudly say I saw this film six times in theatres. Loved it every time
I watched it over a hundred times at home
I remember my dad taking me to see this and the joker scared me so bad but I still loved it. Im so grateful I got to experience this in theaters
One of my biggest regrets in life is not having seen this movie in theaters.
I had the pleasure seeing this in IMAX in 2008 and yes you made a mistake
Same
I never thought I would watch from Cinema as a Gen Z but my country cinema got replay the movie for celebrating WB100. I am glad I can watch it in cinema
I watched it in theaters and was so blown away by it I walked right back to the box office and bought another ticket and watched it again.
@@nodakblack hell yeah man. film buff right there. i might've done the same but tickets were sold out for weeks after the premier.
"Sometimes people deserve more...sometimes people deserve to have their faith rewarded."
What a line...and what a timeless movie that will go down not just as one of the best superhero movies of all time, but one of the best MOVIES of all time.
Smart and critical writing. Great mix of practical and special effects. Amazing soundtrack. Awesome character growth. Engaging world building. Top-notch action.
All these elements make for a great movie...and The Dark Knight has all of those things.
I feel like this has become more and more tainted as the years roll by...movies now try too hard, or not hard enough, to make something overly complex, or too dummied down.
The reason this movie did so well is because Nolan didn't let the comics decide and dictate his creative actions, he let them inspire his ultimate direction.
Matt Reeves did a pretty stellar job too with The Batman (2022), to not let the comics decide, but to inspire (though, it still felt less like a standalone trilogy/movie and more like a spin-off).
I think the reason The Dark Knight works so well is the simplistic nature of the movie's style. It doesn't have that DCU or MCU coat of paint blotching and smearing, it's all on its own...and it's marvelous. It's not a movie about the characters existing in the world, it's about the world that characters exist in; Bruce Wayne/Batman isn't who he is because he's a character, he is the way he is because the world he dwells in made him that way, it defined his existence; "It's not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me," is another instance in which we are shown Bruce's expression and admittance to the role of becoming the Batman.
This is why most super hero movies NEED to introduce Bruce/Batman with the death of his parents, and Nolan does it so fast, but so effectively in Batman Begins.
Remember that the next time you watch any kind of movie: is it a movie about a world made up of characters, or a movie about characters existing in a world? One is intentionally trying to drive the plot, one is trying to drive the character(s)...sometimes it's a little of both, but it's a dance; it's a necessary give/take that either makes or breaks a film. Usually, your story-arc will work best with the world being built first (think Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit, and how the world was built around the characters, not the characters around the world).
Even a movie like Superman Returns feels as iconic and separate not just in tone, but in cinematic quality. It came from another time, but the overall expression of building the world first, the characters second doesn't feel lost there. It probably didn't do so well though, because it was another continuation (which is why Man of Steel was needed, and is another one of my favorite superhero movies ever made).
I never saw this movie in theaters...I wish I had...but I was too young then...I was frightened of Heath's Joker, and now I have nothing but utmost respect for his sacrifice for us all to remember for ages to come.
RIP, Heath Ledger. You will always be cherished, not just as one of the most iconic depictions of the Joker, but as a well rounded actor, overall. You will, and still are, missed.
Love your analysis!! Amazing and with so many details!
I remember back in 08’ goin in to see The Dark Knight, I was expecting a good movie just like Batman Begins but I was very surprised by how magnificent it was. It was one of those movies that moved me, that pulled me in, gave me goosebumps, and by the end I knew it is a Masterpiece and One of the Greatest Superhero Movies of all Time!
So many years. I have seen this movie a lot of times. But it amazes me every time, like I'm watching it 1st time
I'm watching this on a video thats got 3 pixels on the screen and I still got goosebumps! Best Batman film ever made.
15 years already? I still remember watching this movie all by myself at the theater. I had a ear to ear smile the whole movie and left with watery eyes. God, I love this trilogy.
As far as I'm concerned, this movie won best picture Oscar at the 2009 ceremony. That's the memory I have. Don't care if I'm wrong.
Faxx
@@jonathanscores6478I haven't used a fax machine in over twenty years. It's all email and texts now.
It would’ve but it was submitted to late
nerd
Heath got best supporting actor...thats enough.
I remember watching this in 2008. I was only 15 years old. I immediately looked at my then girlfriend and told her this is the greatest movie I've ever seen. She smiled and nodded in agreement.
Goosebumps ❤
Greatest movie of all time 🔥🔥
Enter: Oppenheimer
The Dark Knight is a great movie, but definitely not the greatest ever
@@jibberjabberr nah oppy doesn't come close. Interstellar comes closer than that.
@@dabalmaIt is the greatest ever
Bhai kon se date ko re release hogi
If MCU is the unstoppable force then The dark knight alone is the immovable object.
amazing how in the end, not joker, not bane, but hollywood was the biggest villain to undo everything Christopher Nolan's batman trilogy did for DC.
"Because he's the hero Gotham deserves, but not the one it needs right now. So we'll hunt him. Because he can take it. Because he's not our hero. He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector. A dark knight."
I’ve seen The Dark Knight a thousand times but God damn, I still clapped when I saw it in the theatre. What an awesome movie.
We are so blessed to live on the same time as Nolan and Zimmer.
Rest in peace to the people at the Colorado movie theater who died while watching this. They deserved this film.
Wrong movie. Lol.
Dark Knight Rises, not this one.
More than fifteen years later, this film remains exceptional in many ways.
If some people are still not convinced, here are a few arguments. Criticisms regarding Nolan's action scenes, often judged as messy, do not always hold up. Unlike "Batman Begins," where some fight sequences were indeed confusing, "The Dark Knight" offers much clearer and more fluid action scenes. Hand-to-hand combat scenes are few and quickly resolved, avoiding any chance of boredom. The chase scene with the truck is a perfect example of a well-executed action sequence, magnificently orchestrated and visually impressive, keeping the viewer on the edge of their seat.
The influence of Michael Mann's "Heat" on "The Dark Knight" goes beyond the famous heist scene. The overall atmosphere of the film, with its palpable tension and raw realism, owes a lot to this thriller classic. Comparing "The Dark Knight" to "Spider-Man 2" or Matt Reeves' "The Batman" is thus inappropriate. "The Dark Knight" is not trying to be a traditional superhero film faithful to the comics; it is primarily a gripping thriller that reflects our world, or at least post-9/11 America. Essentially, it’s a crime film with Batman and the Joker added.
As for those who think the film has "aged poorly," this is far from the truth. Thanks to the use of practical effects and IMAX sequences, Nolan created a visually impressive work that remains timeless. The absence of dubious digital effects gives the film an enduring quality. They even included a real explosion of a hospital, what more could you ask for?
Regarding the editing, it is hard to see where the criticisms lie. The editing is technically mastered, offering a steady rhythm and constant tension, essential for this type of film. Lee Smith uses quick and precise cuts that make the action scenes fluid and comprehensible. The narrative structure is skillfully managed, allowing smooth transitions between different plotlines and characters, maintaining the coherence of the story. The editing also greatly contributes to the film’s dark and intense atmosphere, with dynamic transitions that highlight the chaos and threat embodied by the Joker. Iconic sequences like the car chase and the interrogation showcase expert use of editing to maximize visual and emotional impact.
Regarding the characters, the cast is widely recognized as exceptional. Each actor brings depth and nuance to their role, but it is Heath Ledger, in his legendary role as the Joker. It's clear that he's one of the best villains in the history of cinema, easily in the top 2 of this category. We can also discuss Harvey Dent's character arc, which is the most complete and perfectly mirrors Bruce Wayne's evolution.
It is true that the film is not solely focused on Batman. In this movie, the protagonist is sometimes seen as a pawn in a larger game orchestrated by the Joker. However, this is intentional and part of the film's narrative complexity. Batman is a character in constant evolution, which adds richness to the plot. It’s rare for a film to put its hero in this position, and in this case, it’s a successful gamble.
Although this film is part of a trilogy, it can be seen as a standalone work with its own narrative arc, introduction, and conclusion. This speaks to the strength of the storytelling and direction, making "The Dark Knight" not only a memorable superhero film but a cinematic masterpiece in its own right.
It fully deserves the praise it has received and marked a turning point in the superhero genre, setting new standards. There was a before and after "The Dark Knight" in the film industry. Some will always seek to criticize and find faults, but no matter: the film has nothing left to prove. It may not be faithful to the classic comics, but it is undeniably faithful to cinema.
A true gem.
Nicely written!
is it me or anyone else cried how the music, the dialog, the scene hit so hard that makes you suddenly remembering the whole movie in short moment and realize how great it is
I was in my junior year of high school when this film released.
People were so hyped up and by the time this scene came on there was pure silence. Like everyone was soaking it in.
We all watched entranced as our Dark Knight fell and gave new hope to a hopeless city.
Then when Gordon called him a Dark Knight... The entire theater erupted in cheers.
What an experience.
This and the ending of the original Modern Warfare 2 are the best endings I've ever experienced. A great part of it is the music composed by Hans Zimmer in both cases.
Og MW trilogy still somw of my fav campaigns ever
i had strict parents that didn’t let me play cod when i was young, so unfortunately i never got to play the og mw2. i played some MP at friends house but never owned it. My question is, do yall like the campaigns in the new mw series? i know the gameplay is a bit repetitive in the second one, a lot of breaking and entering, but when i played the first one i really liked it. and i enjoy the story immensely too. a bit unrealistic but that’s cod. lmk what you think, i’d like to see others opinions on this.
Tbf most music in mw2 were composed by lorne balfe, he deserve much more recognition
@@nivrag00 Modern Warfare 2019 was a real breath of fresh air in the cod franchise and it truly took a god-tier series (Modern Warfare) and modernized it. Modern Warfare 2022, however, was not, it was just Modern Warfare 2019 but more boring and with much more fan service.
“We’ll hunt him… because he can take it.” frickin shook
When this came out I was in college, and I skipped a class (that I failed) to wait in line with some friends for ten hours to see it at midnight in IMAX in Palisades NY. We’d take breaks in pairs to get food / go to the bathroom. People in line ahead of us were building the original LEGO Tumbler. The TV over our heads was playing the Watchmen trailer on a loop. When we finally got in, we were still not prepared for the religious experience we were about to have. Getting out at 3am, the line for the next showing stretched even further than ours did. People were asking us if it was really that good. We could barely speak. I still remember getting home at 4am in a daze, and talking about it with my manager the next day (he caught the 3am show). The Dark Knight may not be the greatest movie of all time, but that was the greatest moviegoing experience of my life. I don’t think it’ll ever be topped, and I don’t really want it to be.
This actually made me emotional. Watching this in theaters on the premiere was the greatest movie experience of my life.
Putting on a mask gives you the power that Batman (Bruce Wayne) truly understands. Anyone can become Batman, it's a symbol.
the best part about this video is that everyone is standing up to leave the theatre not expecting after credits scene.
The one time I’ve seen my Mom give a film a standing ovation.
We showed The Dark Knight on 35mm here a few months ago. Just 2 showings. It was pretty incredible to watch every single seat in the hall fill up both nights. Showing Nolan movies on film is always fun. Going to be running a lot of 70mm leading up to our Oppenheimer run as a 2nd-run theater.
i watched this movie 4-5 times in theatres and 30-35 times on ott platform (including hard disk)
This ending still gives me chills.
Han Zimmer do its good job for this, i can play his musics, themes everyweek ❤❤
Gary oldman really kills it here, he can't believe he has finally met a more idealistic and moralistic human than himself. Its like Gordon has been living for this moment
I hadn't watched Begins and TDK in theatres. I finally did 2 weeks ago, and today The Dark Knight Rises
In india ?
@@pratikpalkhe8114 No, Greece
This is how a great movie is to be ended.
The dialogues are straight up God Tier.
“Directed By
Christopher Nolan” ❎
“Directed By The Legendary Visionary Genius Perfectionist
Sir Christopher Nolan” ✅
Christopher Nolan just WOWs everything. Such an incredible talent in our day and time.
remember? how we used to appriciate movies like this? We used to ENJOY the superhero movies like this? Where are those daysnow?
Still got goosebumps after 15 years just like the first time when Jim said "The Dark Knight"
This was the last movie I saw with my dad in theaters before he died. He loved batman. He was cheering the whole time. I love it ❤
i was at the midnight premiere (when they actually still did those) and it was so packed and full of fans, they even had a guy dress up as the joker and at the end of the movie, the crowd went absolutely ape shit
Audience will go nuts even after 150 years
The "why is he running daddy?" "Because we have to chase him" is something else
I am a big fan of this last scene the dialogues and music literally gives me goosebumps whenever i watch this ending scene
Because he's the hero that Gotham deserves, but not the one it needs right now.
I’ll never forget the summer this came out when I went to go see it. People wouldn’t stop talking about it in school. Greatest super hero movie ending ever
Eh. It's a bit stiff. Why is Gordon giving an epic speech to his traumatised son? Spider-Man 2 is the better film and the better ending.
@@nectarinedreams7208 I put Spider-Man 2 in the top 3 ever based on Graphic Novels but as far as the ending.....running away from the alter....the dialogue at the apartment. I just remember thinking fun but nothing new here. That's the only thing I would say to put TDK over this as far as endings.
@@nectarinedreams7208 Batman pretty much failed the entire film, he didn't even save the boats full of people, it was the prisoners and citizens that saved themselves. Hell, the film started with him getting his arse mauled by dogs in the most ridiculous cowl design yet. Meanwhile Spider-Man stopping the train in Spider-Man 2 is one of the most epic moments to have ever happened in a superhero film, hands down.
@@jase276he is a human he is meant to fail at least once that is what will jappen to batman without plot armour
I remember seeing this opening weekend with my Dad and my brother back in 2008. The movie experience was absolutely insane and I loved everything about the film from the crowd cheering about the Truck flip to the standing ovation to Heath Ledger's performance. Probably my favorite movie experience ever next to seeing Oppenheimer on Imax 70mm.
Broo, this scene always makes me cry, it's too epic, the sountrack is amazing, definitely so far the best superhero movie I've ever seen and in my opinion of the best superhero, Christopher Nolan is brilliant.
I regret that i didn't watch such a masterpiece in theatre, will have to regret my whole life......
Human kind will always be in debts to Nolan for giving us Dark knight. 🙏
I should not be watching this and getting chills in 2023. But here we are.
The fact that Gordon is talking about batman during his speech at Harvey’s funeral is something I never realized until recently
While seeing this at a drive thru was still a pretty fun way to first see the movie, I bet the surround sound of an IMAX type room was the absolute best means of seeing it.
For me it's the best ending of all time in any movie. The chills I had during last scene when he's running and the dialogue, man it was done to perfection
He was such a protector that he let his name be tarnished so that Gotham’s belief in a better future stay solid. What an ending!
This have to be one of the most epic and iconic times in Films History
Hans Zimmer's score makes this ending so epic
Even watching this on UA-cam gives goosebumps
Here in 2024, Mr. Nolan won the Oscar
"You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
Those are words to remember. Because it's true. That line extends throughout the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and beyond. That's why nothing they do will ever top this. All Hail The Dark Knight!! 🦇
Me and my friends rewatched at cinama the Begins and The Dark Kngiht in these weeks. Hit's like first time, doesn't matter we saw it 10 times :) Of course next week we will continue with Rises! ;)
It's a very good opportunity to the fans to watch again at cinema. Thanks!
One of my biggest life regrets is I couldn’t see this in theaters. One of my favorite movies ever and an incredible and chilling ending
Ah, the good old CAM days. Once the movie pirate's best friend, now a quaint way of going back to live in the nostalgia of audience reactions. :)
This was probably the greatest superhero movie ever made. Period ! No other film comes close to it
Seeing this back in 2008 opening night and remembering the chills I got during that ending…. Literally one of the greatest endings and movies of all time easilyyyy
NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES YOU WATCH THE ENDING , ALWAYS GOOSEBUMPS
‘We’ll hunt him, because he can take it’ still one of the hardest lines yet
I have not been lucky enough to see this in the cinema, I was too young and unaware. But i watched this on stream ,and it still holds the same value for me. Amazing , just amazing.
Chris Nolan + Hans Zimmer = masterpiece.
years after this trilogy, still Chris Nolan's movies gives goosebumps. excellent cinematography, sound, dialogues, action sequence, effects. everything is well crafted.
thanks Mr. Nolan for your work. ✌🏻
You put Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer together. Epicness is inevitable
This still gives me chills after all these years. I seriously don't know if movies will ever be this good again.
The Dark Knight Trilogy is an aging wine
I remember seeing it with friends, and at the end we just looked at each other, and left in silent, just in awe