THE DARK KNIGHT RISES (2012) - FIRST TIME WATCHING! - movie reaction!
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Michael Caine's performance at the grave crushes me every single time. What an icon.
The day Michael Caine dies will be a very sad day.
@@samsquanch1996 Such is his body of work that he will truly live forever.
Gordon finding out who Batman was is just a perfect scene and that ending was as satisfying as you'll get 😃 oh and Happy Birthday 😁
You can definitely watch the Joker movie now. It's a different Joker though.
Joke movie lol 💀
@@shan_2933 he edited his comment, so jokes on u Ha Ha Ha
I have seen all the Batman movies but I cannot bring myself to watch joker, as if Heath’s joker cannot be replaced.
BAT MAN movie on Christian Bale's and my own birthday!!! :D
happy birthday 🎂
Happy Birthday!! 🎂 🥳 🎉🎈🎁 🎊
Happy Birthday, Mary! :D
I would think the follow up movie to this trilogy would be the Batman Lego Movie. Its one of the best and it uses Christian Bale's voice treatment
This movie gets better every time I watch it. Anne Hathaway absolutely steals the show as Selina. I think you missed her reaction when Bane refers to Batman as "Mr. Wayne," but that's why she stays to watch the fight and looks increasingly concerned as it gets worse and worse.
The scene where Blake catches Selina at the airport and asks her "Did they kill him?" and her response, a despondent "I'm not sure" is one of my favorites. It shows how much she cares about Bruce and regrets betraying him.
Hope you're having a happy birthday, Mari!
agreed. This movie suffered initially from following The Dark Knight only a few years later. But now it is really a satisfying conclusion
Anne Hathaway is a terrible Catwoman.
@@thomaskilroy4573 correction, *the most comic accurate and true to selinas character live action depiction weve got right now :)
@@user-hl6mm1bp8l She was unsultry, tried to be sensual but her failed miserably and her chemistry with Bruce Wayne was virtually nonexistent. If you think that is the most accurate then you have never read a comic in you’re life. This is SELINA KYLE we’re talking about! She is the LOVE OF BATMAN’S LIFE!!! Michelle Pfeiffer makes Hathaway look worse than Berry. Actually scratch that, Hathaway WAS worse than Berry. At least Berry still acted like the character when she turned. Michelle is the best of all time. Don’t fucking forget it. We’ll see how Zoe does.
ive actually read plenty of comics, as has anyone else agreeing with me. oh, annes selina isnt over the top sexual? i agree, how sad that shes not just a male fantasy in the movie! selina doesnt "turn" into catwoman, how stupid does that sound now? michelle pfeiffer is probably up there as of the least comic accurate performances, while anne very much embodied the cat from the early comics. doesnt make her less iconic but no, someone who isnt even a thief and is brought back to life by a bunch of cats (how stupid does that sound typed out?) doesnt resemble selina at all and as an actual avid fan surely isnt anywhere near the "best of all time" for me. so anyone with a brain is thankful for annes beautiful performance so close to selinas character we love.
17:20 From your tone, I wonder if you've forgotten the backstory for those pearls. He said those were his mother's pearls. If you remember, when his parents were killed (as Bruce watched), his mother was wearing a pearl necklace that got broken, strewing the individual pearls across the alleyway. In all of Batman lore, that string of pearls is almost certainly the object that has the most sentimental value for him.
and at the end when they are detailing the property manifest...there is a line about the string of pearls missing.... because Bruce took it before he left to give to Selina.
@@chandie5298 If that's true, I'm surprised that she's not wearing them at the cafe (37:53). Too formal, I suppose.
@@bigdream_dreambig I thought the same .... and also told myself that just because Bruce took them for her does not mean that should would HAVE to be wearing them. That there would be a reason to include the scene about the missing pearls in the manifest and that was enough for me.
BUT... then I was lucky enough to watch the film (very very recently...in fact after watching this reaction video) in very high def.
She is actually wearing the string of pearls in the scene and at the exact time that you posted. Its just that they are riding very high on her neck, about an inch lower than her hair line and her skin is very pale so the pearls blend in really well.
Watch it at high def..... its a real treat for people who noticed the pearl references.
There is debate about whether this scene is real or if it is Alfred daydreaming but I think its real.
I know the director likes to leave things open often so that the viewer gets to decide for themselves however the pearls and the software for autopilot being patched and the easy confusion between whether Batman tells Catwoman either "No autopilot" or "No, autopilot" puts me over the edge to believing that Bruce really lived and disappeared with Selina to live a free life finally. I think there are just so many hints leading us in that direction.
@@chandie5298 🤔 In a frame or so here, I think I can see what you're talking about -- although it really does seem more like part of the lighting rather than an actual necklace. Interesting.
I appreciate this movie more and more as time goes on. When it was released, there was a fair amount of disappointment that so little of it was Batman being Batman. But that has faded, and all the positives stand out more.
It's still not as good as Dark Knight, but I admit it has grown on me given time. Can't fault it for being less good than one of the greatest movies ever.
The cop shit is just that... shit. Should have been the army of regular citizens standing up for their city.
@@jmsmys13ify Somebody hates cops, LOL. Well regular people don't stand up for cities. They run and hide. That's what police are for. And Batman always has a connection to law enforcement, so it's the right choice. Maybe you should pick a different super hero to watch.
@@ams914 Someone loves cops LOL. And police abuse and lie, amongst other things. The very reason for riots and ruination of neighborhoods, cities, citizens and families because of their violent practices for decades. The police forces are the primary fault of all that happened the last few years. Cowards, which is why Dark Knight Rises rings hollow. Most of those released were actually probably abused and falsely accused by the corrupt Gotham police.
@@jmsmys13ify Don't you think a lot of the weird anti-establishment/populist rhetoric you're spewing is what TDKR is responding to? TDKR doesn't have to love cops, but it has to see institutions and the rule of law as necessary, as ultimately good. -a Biden voter
I saw this movie THREE times opening weekend and then a couple times later when it came to video.... SOOOO much happened, especially in the last few minutes and it was such a perfect ending to the most amazing cinema experience of a super-hero ever!
For Anyone Who May See This And Somehow Still Doesn't Get It: Bruce Wayne is fully retired and living abroad, the ending does not imply that he ever means to return to Gotham or have anything to do with Batman. Commissioner Gordon finds a repaired Bat signal, which tells him that he can still rely on *Batman*, so John Blake does not become Robin or Nightwing as so many people mistakenly thought. John Blake becomes Batman. Nolan is not subtle here. He has Blake step onto a platform in the Batcave, the platform begins to RISE into frame (a recurring theme) and the screen cuts to black with the title card: THE DARK KNIGHT RISES. At the end of the film, John Blake IS the Dark Knight rising. John Blake is Batman.
One thing I have found is that only comic reading fanboys tend to interpret the ending as John Blake continuing on as Nightwing or something, which doesn't make sense at all because Nightwing is a different character and the "Robin" namedrop is by Nolan's own admission, merely a wink at fans. People who don't really read comics tend to read the scene as Nolan intended. We'll likely never see a John Blake Batman movie, but Nolan intended you to imagine that this world continues on with John Blake taking up the mantle. So a lot of the villains who don't appear in this trilogy? Riddler, Penguin, etc, are probably characters who John Blake will encounter (even Ledger's Joker is presumably still alive). That's the fun part about this simultaneously close-ended/open-ended conclusion. You get to imagine.
I'm glad that you liked this trilogy. Rather than weigh each installment against the others, I prefer to view them as one work.
Love this movie, it ends beautifully one of the better trilogies out there
This and the M. Night trilogy, top notch stuff.
Great film. Always uplifts you in the third act. Even when everything has gone to hell, Batman endures.
Caine as Alfred steals the show this time around.
To clarify some of your confusion about Robin, in the comics it's more like a military rank than an actual character;
Like a private or lieutenant ranks under a general, a "Robin" is essentially a replacement "Batman" in training. So in the comics, there's been more than one over the years:
The first "Robin" *(Dick Grayson)* eventually reached the same rank as Bruce, but instead chose to become superhero of a different city *(Nightwing)*
The next "Robin" *(Jason Todd)* was killed in action by the Joker, but then resurrected by Ra's Al Ghul as a villain/antihero *(The Red Hood)*
The next "Robin" *(Tim Drake)* -- depending on the timeline -- either became so discouraged he quit crime fighting or -- in one reality -- actually BECAME Batman's nemesis *(Joker)*
The current "Robin" *(Damian Wayne)* is not only the son of Bruce, but actually goes on to REPLACE HIM as the Dark Knight *(Batman)*
The final "Robin" *(Carrie Kelley)* is trained in the "future" Gotham, where Batman comes out of retirement as an 80 year old man in a dystopian society
The ending wraps up so perfectly and the whole movie was a thrill ride that I didn't want to see it end. I don't know how your viewers feel, but I think Michael Caine is the true star of these movies. Alfred is always there for Bruce no matter what happens. All of his scenes, even the emotional ones are so well written. We all need an Alfred in our lives. I love the Christopher Nolan trilogy and I'm very excited to see The Batman when it comes out. The trailers make it look fresh and epic. Happy belated Birthday, Mary! Have a happy Tuesday!
Not even a minute in and I'm already dying at how Mary has the exact same thought process as Bane xD
That scene where Gordon realize that batman was Bruce always gets me 💚💯😭
Mary, you have such great reactions. I feel your emotion as the story is told. The great risk you felt as Bruce climbs out of the hole, the sweating hands you experienced. I used to rock climb, and I know exactly that feeling. If your hands sweat, your grip will not hold, so a climber learns not only the physical skill to make the move, but the mental skill to control the fear so that the hands do not sweat as you make the crux move. And, I have fallen precisely because of that moment of fear. Then try again, and again, until finally the fear is controlled and you can make the move with a just barely there cling hold on the rock surface. Not something most people experience, and to do it completely free climbing is next level stuff. It’s bad enough taking a 20 foot roped fall, any more than that is likely a bad injury or your last mistake.
This is such a fantastic trilogy, and one of the reasons that I love this movie in particular is that presents Bruce Wayne doing something that he’s never done in comics: he moves on from being Batman. Sure it leaves all arranged so there’s always a Batman in Gotham, but for him, it’s time to move on, he’s done everything that he could, gave everything for his cause, and now, he can live.
I **always** start crying when Bruce mentions Gordon giving him his coat. To me, Gordon is Gotham's truest knight.
Your reactions are always so nice. Heartfelt, emotional and a pleasure to watch.
The story line was so good that Nolan even made me forget things I already knew about Ra's al Ghul daughter. When Thalia reveals herself as the daughter and the main villain I was shocked. Then I tough, wait, i already knew that though from reading the comics. Nolan made me forget that!
14:51 "Taste of your own cookie!" 😝 In english, we say you got a "taste of your own medicine" (because medicine usually tastes bad). Although there's a similar, less common phrase about having to "taste your own cooking" (which presumes you're not a very good cook), so maybe that's closer to what you were saying.
The scene where Bruce tells Gordon he helped him when he was a kid gets me too. Happy Birthday, Mary!
Nolan’s Batman trilogy is A+!!! Thanks for sharing!
I really liked this movie when it came out and it has gotten even better with time. The plane scene is such a great opener for a movie (even with Aiden Gillen's cringey performance).
I was very skeptical of Anne Hathaway being cast until the scene in the bar when she pulls the 180 going from completely in control to screaming hysterically to fool the swat team. She crushed it.
Honestly, the movie is great other than a couple plot holes that are easy to overlook and Marion Cotillard's absolutely ridiculous death scene. The Robin twist, the Gordon reveal, the cafe scene for Alfred. So good.
Hey Mary, just wanna say that I found your channel recently and I really enjoyed the ride through all this amazing movies and series with you :D
Always nice and authentic reactions, keep it up (PS: I am hoping to see the next Indiana Jones movies soon :D)
Greetings from Germany
The Alfred/Bruce relationship/scenes, the teacher on the bridge with his kids, Bruce rising through the prison, the Gordon and Bruce moment near the end, and of course Bane (who is a great villain, he's terrifying and brutal, which leads to a great way to develop Bruce's character, which, by the way was great character development, still, the Joker is better it goes without saying, but Bane is a pretty good 2nd place I think). The Dark Knight is still better to me (I could go on about the greatness of that movie but I won't haha) but the Dark Knight Rises is a pretty good follow up I thought with its connections to Batman Begins and the aforementioned things.
Lmao I loved that part it says "guy falling from nothing". that was funny as hell
That football game was filmed in Heinz field in Pittsburgh, PA the Home of the Pittsburgh Steelers. And our home town colors for all our sports teams are black and gold.
The Joker movie is actually self-contained in its own universe, so there's really no proper sequence for it. It's a very different version of Joker, though. It's more of an homage to 70s movies like Taxi Driver.
It's a good thing all those cops in the sewer brought five months of food, water, and shaving supplies with them when they went down there and got sealed in.
The Dark Knight might have been one of my favorite movies of all time. But this movie (The Dark Knight Rises) was great in its own right. It was a fitting end to a magnificent trilogy. With most films there is a beginning, middle, and an end... where there is a fall in tempo after the climax of the film. I agree with you that this movie does not seem to follow those rules. The story definitely takes off from the climax... and continues to push forward through to the very end. It's also a testament to Nolan's character as a film maker. The audience placed complete trust in his vision for the story arc. And they are rewarded... completely... for that trust. The end of The Dark Knight Rises is beautiful. It brings us full circle... with Alfred sitting at the table... enjoying his libation... casually nodding to Bruce... and Bruce nodding back.
Have you watched the movie "Logan" yet? The conclusion to the Wolverine/Hugh Jackman line of movies? If not... I think you would really enjoy it. The movie is nothing like your traditional super hero movie. Don't get me wrong... it's a great super hero movie. But it would also be great if the main character was... Nick Nobody... or just Jeremy... it blends elements of old westerns with the super hero genre. If you haven't watched it... PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE give it a try.
33:10 i love that you guessed every single character except the one it actually was LOL
Happy Birthday Mari 🎂 You should really watch Chernobyl. It's one of the most emotional docudramas I have seen. You'd love it.
The scene where Bruce asks, “torture then?”, and Bane replies, “Yes. But not of your body. Of your soul.” Is my favorite lol
the opening sequence is truly stunning even to this day. just amazing. phenomenal work by chris nolan.
nice catch on the guy who was falling for no reason cause that was priceless 😭😂
The scene with the needle in the beginning around minute 3 or 4 was made to make the police think that doctor parvel died in that plane.
They would find the body in the wreck and check for the blood to verify the corpse. Thats why they needed to transfer some blood on the plane.
Happy birthday!
1:13 - In addition to Heath Ledger in THE DARK KNIGHT, and Joaquin Phoenix in JOKER, the major Jokers are probably Cesar Romero (1966), Jack Nicholson (1989), Jared Leto (2016, 2021), and Cameron Monaghan (2014-2019); plus Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker) has done what many consider the definitive Joker voice for BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES and its various spinoffs.
30:19 - We don’t have ducks or turtles. We just use letters and numbers.
38:51 - Like the Joker, Catwoman, etc., there’ve been many different versions of Robin.
I really like how they mixed Dick, Jason, and Tim into Blake.
me too
Bane was so menacing and his voice "do you feel in charge.."
that guy falling from nothing and Talia's awkward death scene only talked for a short moment and then forgotten because overall it's a brilliant trilogy by Nolan
RIP and long live the greatest Joker actor of all time.
Heath Ledger (April 4, 1979 - January 22, 2008), aged 28
You will always be remembered as a legend.
oh, those trippy modulations (speedups of the speed of the film) trip me and my perfect pitch out!
This is amazing, both the movie and your reaction. Also you finally got your romantic end. Thanks Mary.
Happy birthday Mary! 🎊💐
Wrapping up this trilogy was a nice little gift to all of us.
A definite rollercoaster of a film. Loved the reaction. And… Happy Birthday!!! 😉
Some of this was filmed thirty miles from me in Pittsburgh. The city of (falling) bridges apparently.
The Nolan Batman trilogy is simply epic. Each film is brilliant.
So happy you were blown away by the trilogy, truly great cinema and music.
Happy yet-to-happen Birthday Mary! So glad you did this trilogy. Keep doing what you're doing! 👍🏼🙂
happy belated birthday, Mary! I love your channel! keep up the great work! I hope your vacation was awesome!
Yeah, I always cry at that ending. Alfred feeling crushed. Then the swelling joy as his friends discover the clues, that he's still alive. It's 🤌 Perfect.
The crescent moon brand scar on her back (which you briefly see in the scene when she gets intimate with Bruce in Wayne Manor) gives away her real identity twist, its from the same branding iron that Bruce used to set fire to Ra's al Ghul's mountain top monastery in Batman Begins rather than execute the man with a sword. Long time fans and readers of the comics guess she's actually Talia al Ghul straight away then!
Happy birthday!... Hope you've enjoyed your trip as well. Nice movie and reaction, as always... thx
Mary,
First of all, let's get the important stuff out of the way - Happy Birthday!
I really liked this trilogy, so well done. And I liked your reactions to them. Epic!
Love your reaction. I had to watch Rise a few times to really appreciate the film because of my love for the second film.
Like a lot of people have said, as the movie ages, I tend to dislike it less and less, but one thing that will always bother me is the handling (or mere existence, honestly) of the Rachel/Harvey Dent reveals. I felt like it undercut the ending of the last movie so much that it really dampens the whole experience, but that's just me :X
Michael Caine / Alfred's eulogy ... instant tears.
11:34 Hangman from _Top Gun: Maverick._
*Happy Birthday!!!*
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_"Everyone needs an Alfred."_ 😁 Absolutely!
Great reaction. Hope you had a wonderful time on your trip. Happy birthday!
Happy Birthday Mary and love the reactions, Alfred's fantasy seeing Bruce again especially with Catwoman was amazing
Happy Birthday, Mary! 🎁🎈🎂🎉 Always enjoying your videos!
There have been many different Jokers over the years, both in the comics, on TV and in the movies. For instance, it would be wrong to compare Cesar Romero's Joker from the 1960's TV show with Ledger's Joker from The Dark Knight, both were great in their own way. I also like Nicholson's Joker, who is somewhere in between the two.
Happy birthday, Mary! Wonderful reaction as always.
Congrats on your 40K subs!!!
Happy Birthday Mary! Love the channel.
At the last scene Alfred is putting away his wallet , cuz he knows Bruce alrdy paid for it .
Happy Birthday, Mary! 🎂🍰🧁💢💥
Great reaction video!..., and Happy Birthday, kiddo!🎂🎉🎈🎁🍾🥂
Happy Birthday Mary, and this is my favorite of the trilogy. Anne Hathaway is my favorite Catwoman. I'm hoping to see if Zoe's gonna take the crown.
Terrific film. I know a lot of people weren’t crazy about the character of Blake but I see it as Bale and Nolan ensuring that this is not part of a larger universe. The Dark Knight franchise stands alone as the definitive beginning, middle, and ending of Bruce’s journey as Batman. Good stuff.
Happy Birthday Mary! (I didn't get to join your stream earlier to say it, lol).
Happy birthday Mary!! Hope you enjoyed the Dark Knight trilogy!! :)
One of my favorite lines from the film from Bane and Dagget:
Dagget: "I paid you a small fortune.."
Bane: "and this gives you power over me?"
people think money can buy them anything, even people's lives...until you come up against someone like Bane or the Joker.
Speaking of the Joker! His line about people eating each other, when he was talking to Bruce in the interrogation room..it came true didn't it? The Joker knew what he was talking about when it came to people.
Also loved the very ending of Blake finding the cave. The creatures circling him look more red tinted than what a Bat would be. Maybe fulfilling him becoming Robin (who wears red of course)
LOVED that you loved it! II loved TDK, but after rewatching the series again with you, i think that TDKR is actually better overall.
'm going to watch the full reaction later this week when I have more time!
Easily my second favorite version of Bane (Arkham origins is the first). If you ever want to introduce gaming onto this channel I would highly recommend the Batman Arkham games. The first 3 have such good lore
Marijke, party like a rockstar on your bday. Trash a hotel room, do lines of coke and angel dust, mixed with vodka and heck rob a bank as well. We best knock that off the bucket list. Happy Birthday.
Such a dope movie, dope trilogy overall, stoked af for the upcoming Batman movie! And happy birthday! Or late birthday at this point! And, you just got yourself a new subscriber 😊
For the skyjacking scene they actually hung a fuselage from a helicopter then had stuntmen rappel down to it.
Happy Birthday lass 🍻 Hope you are well and are having fun.
Thanks for what you do, appreciated, be well ✌
HAPPY BIRTHDAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYY!!!!! Keep safe happy and healthy Mary, and have a great year!
Great stuff, as always!
The Joker is its own standalone movie, so you don't need to have any extra knowledge to watch it. But be prepared for a very different kind of movie. It has no interest in looking like or feeling like a superhero movie. It's a psychological drama, where the main character happens to call himself Joker at some point. That said, it's a fantastic film, and the lead actor won the Oscar for his performance.
I'd love to see that one on your channel.
Were you prepared for a 'different kind of movie' when you first saw it?
Yes, he does have a sidekick named Robin - real name Dick Grayson...
If you're planning on watching the DC animated movies including Batman: Under The Red Hood, don't read any further. Contains spoilers. But if you don't care, a brief summary.
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Then Jason Todd took over when Dick graduated to Nightwing but fans hated him so they killed him off. But the way he was killed off, fans begged for his return and he came back (thanks to Ras Al Gul and his Lazerus pit) as The Red Hood.
After which came Tim Drake and then Damian Wayne. Stephanie Cane played a female Robin for a short time.
I love how earnest (some might say cheesy) that Christopher Nolan can be with his stories. In a epic move about super heroes and villains he still takes the time to highlight simple acts of heroism / love. Gordan being called a hero for taking the time to comfort a young Bruce is not a hugely dramatic act of heroism, but it is the kind of love that we can spread that makes this world a better place.
Happy birthday!!!!
I'll always wonder if Heath Ledger's Joker was meant to make an appearance in this movie? And how he would have interacted with Bane if he had? Happy Birthday Mari!
It would have been that Joker and Bane actually would have gone to war for Gotham, and the final battle would have been a three way battle instead. Not to mention it would have been Joker that rescued Batman instead of Catwoman and Joker would have been the one to kill Bane.
In this film, the name "Robin" is more symbolic. Bruce realized that Blake possessed the right traits to become his successor. So the end is showing Bruce retiring and Blake rising up to become the new Batman.
Alfred was safe because he left the city before Bane closed it off
Bane hates necks. Interesting how you flinch away from that but never a gunshot death.
Happy birthday, I find your reactions to be very authentic.
We don't have parking spots with animals painted in the spots in America, we have some that have a letter on the lightpost, & we say a taste of your own medicine in the US.
Christopher Nolan Batman Trilogy is one of the best movies series ever made!
Happy Belated Birthday Mary! Have a great year!
Stay Safe!
The way I understand the end of this movie is that Robin will be the next Batman, and that´s why he rises at the end. Love your reaction.
It's shocking that many of us haven't watched this masterpiece till date. Wow
Did I park at the duck or the turtle was the freaking best! 🦆 🐢 Hope your vacation is going well!
Happy Birthday Mary! Greetings from New York! I hope you had a great day!
Thanks for your review of this trilogy and happy birthday
mary the actor who played daggart was the shape shifter talos from captain marvel