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+LostMercenary99 He said "thank you" because the guy holding it was a fellow working man...you can tell by his jacket Bane hid his agenda of destruction under the guise of a "Socialist Revolution"....All his men came from underground and were disguised as common working men...Janitors, shoe shiners, food delivery men...Bane himself was disguised as a bike messenger This film was very timely because it represented the rise of the working man versus the 1%....And at the time this movie came out, the Occupy Wall Street movement was in full swing
Not like generic, clichéd pussywipes who think they're hot shit for "looking menacing and being in control". Bane is literally by his actions saying: "Fuck this, I want this done right and I will make sure it gets fucking done right." Being over-reliant on your goons vs being on location alongside them is a lot less intimidating. Besides, people get to see you're not fucking afraid to show your face and you're actually throwing yourself into the frey, even if it means sacrificing your own life for your own goals.
@@Ilmaricinema Bane has always been like that. He is always on the job when he is committing a crime, or sometimes he goes by himself. The only time he has ever technically used goons was when he destroyed Arkham to tire Batman out before he broke him.
1:41 The dude was so stressed by his encounter with Bane that he quit his job, underwent a strenuous physical regimen and became a fighter pilot. He eventually graduated the Top Gun and became the only fighter pilot of his generation to have a confirmed air-to-air kill. Later, he destroyed a 5th-gen fighter as one of only two pilots known to achieve such a feat.
This comment is especially funny in hindsight after rightwing terrorists overran the capital building. If that could happen I trust that the League of Assasins could lead a successful coordinated assault on the stock exchange.
@@Byrvurra well actually they weren’t terrorists they were protestors who were let in by the police. The terrorists have been burning down cities for 9 months clad in black calling themselves “peaceful protestors”. Just thought I’d help you out with the facts
Nolan always has a way of making the bad guy have such huge roles to play in every scene. Bane is always centre of attention the same way Joker stole the show every time he was on screen.
Were you born yesterday? In the Batman universe, they always show the bad guy's side. Name one Batman movie where they don't tell the villain's story. That is what makes comic book stories so appealing.
@@AllenHanPR David’s not just talking about how the villain’s side is shown in every story. They’re talking about how commanding of a presence the villains have when they are on screen. Joker and Bane are straight bad bitches lol
0:22 'I said no rye man...' 1:07 'FUCK YO RYE' I like to think this sandwich delivery man had nothing to do with Bane's crew and by coincidence at the same moment got utterly fed-up with Wall Street traders and their bullshit demands.
This scene is brilliant because of how little Bane says. His body language and pacing says more about his character than a full page of dialogue could. He is the definition of Gravitas.
He mumbled something to himself after slamming that guys head at the kiosk. I came to this video in search of comments that can reveal what he said or maybe its so inaudible that no one knows. It was likely an improv on Tom's part..
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This is a great scene, especially the disdain the suits show for the common working man. When the guy was polishing the banker's shoes the way the banker threw his money at him with such contempt and the cleaner looking in disgust when the banker run on his clean floor. So subtle yet significant.
3:17 "How much longer does the program need ?" "8 minutes." Imagine if Bane said "That's fine, we'll wait" & then it was just 8 minutes of Bane & his henchmen walking around the stock exchange in silence waiting for the program. Lol.
Bane has a physical presence that you can't take your eyes off. If the goons with automatic weapons weren't threatening enough, in walks this seven feet five hundred pound steer with undisguised violence in his heart. Walking around like he's shopping for groceries. This is why body language is so much stronger than verbal.
"On what basis?" "I flipped a coin" -- replies the smug trader, echoing Harvey Dent, his head swiveling to appreciate Miranda/Talia as one of her League of Shadows minions shines the unsuspecting guy's shoes.
+FreedomZealot Are you sure that's Miranda/Talia walking by at 0:14? Looks like a random woman to me Why would she need to be involved in this robbery anyway?
Think that was Catwoman. She was the one who had Bruce's fingerprints from the safe, and she is the type to be infiltrate a dangerous situation and just walk away, like she did at the bar.
I love that eeire music that’s just blending in the background. It adds so much to the intensity of the situation. Nolan and Zimmer know how to make a movie.
Minh Quan It would have been amazing to see this story over two films, with Bane actually ruling Gotham for decades, and Wayne coming back, or even Blake replacing him. Although I liked Blake's character I would have preferred an Azrael-like replacement for Wayne, someone much harsher and crazier than the original - then again, I guess with Azrael as Batman and Bane ruling as a Red Hood-style vigilante dictator, it would be kind of hard to tell the difference!
Bane says "Thank you" to the guy holding his helmet because he's a fellow working man - you can tell by his jacket Bane took over Gotham under the guise of a Socialist Revolution....His army lived underground and they were disguised as common working men...Food deliverymen, shoe shiners, janitors...Bane was disguised as a bike messenger This film was very timely because it came out the same time that the Occupy Wall Street movement was in full swing...This scene represents the common man rising up against the forces of capitalism, and the 1%
The "Nations" you now so vehemently defend against the "globalist scourge", are in fact the realized nightmares of the freedom fighters so cherished throughout western history. They have been so since their inceptions. Selective tribalism has only served to delay the inevitable. And to amplify its repercussions.
This scene oozes class. The music, tension, pacing and dramatic shots are mesmerizing. This has Christopher Nolan written all over it with a bit of Michael Manns HEAT.
+Transit Tycoon i don't think you understood. He's calling them thieves, he's saying... If there was no money to steal, than what - you thieves - are doing here?
videos You feeling the Bern or something? The art of allocating capital to profitable ventures is not a practice of thievery; it is quintessential to the running of an economy, rewarding the most efficacious in our society for their efforts in facilitating value to their consumers.
Transit Tycoon HE - Bane - is calling them thieves. Jesus! But yes, they are thieves. Go read/watch, The Big Short, Margin Call and the PBS doc, Money, Power and Wall Street.
"Bruce Wayne is bankrupted after Bane and his minions break into the stock exchange, hold everyone there at gunpoint, and make fake trades in Bruce's name using his (stolen) fingerprints. In reality, the major stock exchanges have the ability to quickly cancel trades if necessary and Bruce Wayne would have been easily able to get off the hook for those fraudulent trades. This is acknowledged in the movie a couple of scenes later when Lucius Fox tells Bruce that they'll be able to prove fraud but that in the immediate short term, Bruce is bankrupted. This also assumes that the computer program wasn't somehow inserting backdated trades into the system. Though that would presumably leave a trace, it would certainly take much longer to disentangle. The whole situation is played similarly to a robbery or large-scale embezzlement. It's lampshaded by people on the floor."
radbarij The fact that they got away so easily pisses me off. And that literally every cop does to take down Batman like this crime isn't way bigger than an alleged murder.
@@eeeeeeeize for anyone who sees these comments, the stock exchange would simply halt trades for the day in the event of an attack. It'd happen within minutes. Any trades attempted would be reversed or not allowed given the situation. There have been plenty of even non terror attack examples, such as squirrels chewing power lines for example or due to faulty hardware / software that showcase my point. And no, it wouldn't take weeks or months for him to recover his money. It'd take days at worst as it'd be easily proven through the attack related evidence. Like for example, during the attack magically somehow Bruce loses ALL of his money on a series of insane trades all in a SINGLE DAY that cost him BILLIONS. A judge would temporarily put a hold on the transactions until the matter was fully investigated. Also, FYI, someone as rich as a Billionaire wouldn't simply have all their money in stock. For example, Bill Gates has almost 300k acres in farm land, not to mention buildings he either owns or rents. Not to mention even if he had all his money in stocks somehow and the transactions weren't almost immediately stopped or shut down or not quickly given back to him . . .he'd still very easily be able to get a short-term loan given the situation lol. This type of attack would never succeed in real life for all the reasons I mentioned.
at 0:55 you can hear feminists getting angry at a guy hitting a girl regardless of the fact of him clearly being a ruthless villain who will beat the shit out of anyone.
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To be perfectly fair, I think being kidnapped by Bane is less stressful than actual investment banking.
As a Finance student, can confirm
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this scene has nothing to do with investment banking. It is rather sales & trading
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ty you made my day Debor
The way Bane just says "thank you" so politely when he takes back his bike helmet. Makes me lose it every time I see it.
Your doctor matches your comment
LostMercenary99 what makes me lose it is taht that is the only thing I can understand.
+LostMercenary99 He said "thank you" because the guy holding it was a fellow working man...you can tell by his jacket
Bane hid his agenda of destruction under the guise of a "Socialist Revolution"....All his men came from underground and were disguised as common working men...Janitors, shoe shiners, food delivery men...Bane himself was disguised as a bike messenger
This film was very timely because it represented the rise of the working man versus the 1%....And at the time this movie came out, the Occupy Wall Street movement was in full swing
I'm taking down impoliteness....
WITH NO SURVIVORS!
me too lol
"This is the stock exchange, there's no money you can steal"
"Really? Then why are you people here?"
topkek
For you
+MrBeaux
for now
Savage
calm down, bernie
best line in the movie
I like how he refers to them as "you people" like he's disgusted by them.
as he and everyone should be lol
@@keeemon4451 rdj "what do you mean , "you people"?"
@@tas4u93 you people that was a ethnic slur you people!
@@keeemon4451 why?
@@shanesonn because they are leeches.
i love how Bane does his own dirty work. he does not shy away from danger.
Not like generic, clichéd pussywipes who think they're hot shit for "looking menacing and being in control". Bane is literally by his actions saying: "Fuck this, I want this done right and I will make sure it gets fucking done right." Being over-reliant on your goons vs being on location alongside them is a lot less intimidating. Besides, people get to see you're not fucking afraid to show your face and you're actually throwing yourself into the frey, even if it means sacrificing your own life for your own goals.
@@Ilmaricinema Bane has always been like that. He is always on the job when he is committing a crime, or sometimes he goes by himself. The only time he has ever technically used goons was when he destroyed Arkham to tire Batman out before he broke him.
@@jondrake1977 Well I mean hey. As long as you're the brains of the plan; making others doing your dirty work a little isn't too bad.
It's not his dirty work though. It's tahlia's
just like the joker
Good Bad Guy Bane:
Attacks the stock market,
says thank you afterwords.
Upboats?
Echoboomer1987 Does attacking the stock market really make you a bad guy?? 🤔
Priince Brvce Since it's consentual money..yes.
Thomas McGlone why ?
hellatze , why not
I like how at around 2:00 he looks at someone and nods, like he's saying
"Hey, how's it going? Having as good a day as me?"
Lol just noticed that as well!
Also gotta love 3:34.
He is so badass, but he never forgets his manners lol.
MRomney08 Good eye!
Before that, he mumbled something like "Welcome."
Luke Raven Iol that part it cool 😂
"thank you"
Bane is so polite.
For you
+MrBeaux Nujabes fan I see.
TheXiafury Of coursh!
+MrBeaux Lol I'm guessing Metaphorical Music is your favorite album from him? That album is a classic.
Yes it is, I love that album!
“Change is either good or bad”
“I vote bad”
“On what basis?”
“I flipped a coin”
Nice little Two Face reference
As Miranda Tate walks by
Three face! Miranda tits!
Or it is a reference to the stock market that is almost 100% fully random, so flipping a coin or trying to guess would give you the same results
@@reymenders5437 lmao I didn’t notice that 😂
That's how most of these clowns basically make their trades
1:41 The dude was so stressed by his encounter with Bane that he quit his job, underwent a strenuous physical regimen and became a fighter pilot. He eventually graduated the Top Gun and became the only fighter pilot of his generation to have a confirmed air-to-air kill. Later, he destroyed a 5th-gen fighter as one of only two pilots known to achieve such a feat.
He's very polite.
"Thank you."
Not to me...
***** Yeah, Bane seems like a rather jolly kind of person.
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Saleem Frazer Still jollier than most villains.
he's also a big guy
Trader: 'This is stock exchange, there is no money you can steal'
Bane: 'Then why are you people here'...lol
I love that line.
Words from a man who has had it with tolerance. Every line in this movie from him is so powerful and true in my opinion. A very justified villain.
@@speak-easyconversations1393 loved it
Pretty profound line for real
Explain to me how stock traders steal money?
the stock exchange: carefully guarded by 3 incompetent security officers
Versus the League of Assassins, the guys who trained Batman.
Most are.
I dont think they expected anyone to rob it, the people were quite surprised inside that someone had
This comment is especially funny in hindsight after rightwing terrorists overran the capital building. If that could happen I trust that the League of Assasins could lead a successful coordinated assault on the stock exchange.
@@Byrvurra well actually they weren’t terrorists they were protestors who were let in by the police. The terrorists have been burning down cities for 9 months clad in black calling themselves “peaceful protestors”. Just thought I’d help you out with the facts
Nolan always has a way of making the bad guy have such huge roles to play in every scene. Bane is always centre of attention the same way Joker stole the show every time he was on screen.
Were you born yesterday? In the Batman universe, they always show the bad guy's side. Name one Batman movie where they don't tell the villain's story. That is what makes comic book stories so appealing.
@@AllenHanPR David’s not just talking about how the villain’s side is shown in every story. They’re talking about how commanding of a presence the villains have when they are on screen. Joker and Bane are straight bad bitches lol
Bane's the good guy, wake up from your slumber pal!
@@justdev8965 No, he's not.
No one cared who i was until i opened a bank account
If I hack your bank account, will you die?
You're a big guy
+11newo11 It's better to rob a stock exchange ...
Of course!
If I take the money will you die?
"They cut the Fiber..."
"Strawberry's....Are Packed, With Fiber."
Aurlnauts I persume!
Levon Gevorgyan you know it ! xD
Lmaoooo
Every time….🤣
There are so many iconic scenes in this movie
iain sutcliffe of course!
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Christopher Nolan bro...
When Bane slams that guys head on the desk I think back to the Joker
"Never start with the head.." lol
He ended it with the head though.
He can’t feel the next
Do you think it killed that dude
@@Travis-kw3mo probably did...his head popped a little too loud.
The joker Lols pain
Crashing this stock market... WITH NO SURVIVORS
lol
LMFAO!!!!
Cobraaahhh was investing in shit stocks part of their plan?
TheSecondR Now's not the time for investing... that comes later!
for you
"really? mine's in my mattress" perfect line XD
For you
@@MrBeaux holy shit
@@MrBeaux lol
At least he was honest
@@patrik9328 for you
0:22 'I said no rye man...' 1:07 'FUCK YO RYE'
I like to think this sandwich delivery man had nothing to do with Bane's crew and by coincidence at the same moment got utterly fed-up with Wall Street traders and their bullshit demands.
MrParkinthedark But no rye is not really a harsh demand.
+George Hamilton For you
MrBeaux Was shooting the stock trader part of your plan?
George Hamilton
OF COURSH!!!
I don't know why this stupid ass thread of responses made me laugh so much but it did. Cheers.
3:35
YOU'RE A POLITE GUY
+Stew Bedazzle for you
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For you
+Toby Heath for you
Was being nice part of your plan?
Perhaps you're wondering why someone would push a man,before snapping his neck?
For you.
Darth Destructus at least you can talk
Darth Destructus who are you?
ho weijian It doesn't matter who we are. What matters is our plan.
Darth Destructus was replying to my comment part of your plan?
time to go mobile.
This scene is brilliant because of how little Bane says. His body language and pacing says more about his character than a full page of dialogue could. He is the definition of Gravitas.
What is Gravitas?
@@anthonyortiz350 a strong presence. You can see it’s spelled similarly to ‘gravity’, think how a large object has more gravity
It is well that he says so little, because you can't understand a word he says anyway.
He mumbled something to himself after slamming that guys head at the kiosk. I came to this video in search of comments that can reveal what he said or maybe its so inaudible that no one knows. It was likely an improv on Tom's part..
This aged like fine wine, with the Gamestop stocks
got goosebumps how true it is
I just posted the same comment a few minutes before I noticed yours XD
I love your avatar
Be careful what you say and who you mock
Obviously this particular comment didn’t age to well
WSB hits the stock exchange
I was in the background @ 2:00 holding a sign that said you a boss ass nigga and he acknowledged with a head nod 😁
lol you stupid 😂😂😂
Yeah lol I was there as well while they were filming
I was standing behind you with a sign "nod if u agree this dude in front of me is lame af lmao"
"Really? Then why are you people here?"
LOL, great comeback.
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You can listen to Bane talk all day!! He cold have easily said " let's go or let's get out of here!" But "Time to go mobile!" Is just so cool!!
This is a great scene, especially the disdain the suits show for the common working man. When the guy was polishing the banker's shoes the way the banker threw his money at him with such contempt and the cleaner looking in disgust when the banker run on his clean floor. So subtle yet significant.
Very signifigant
pretty accurate depiction of wall street
That is one of my favorite lines."This is the stock exchange. There is no money you can steal.""Really? Then why are you people here?"
3:17 "How much longer does the program need ?"
"8 minutes."
Imagine if Bane said "That's fine, we'll wait" & then it was just 8 minutes of Bane & his henchmen walking around the stock exchange in silence waiting for the program. Lol.
they were going to take out the cell tower, he had to move
Right...while another henchman is looking at porn on another computer to kill the time lol
"I'm not risking my men for your money" - I love that while Foley might be a jerk, he's most definitely a good man.
Gamestop short squeeze
very relevant now
The true villain in all this is that goddamn Rye.
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1:46 kinda weird seeing hangman being tossed around like that lol
Even Maverick couldn't stand against BANE
Strawberries are packed with fiber...
For you
Pur3Argonian How long will it take to get market fresh strawberries?
Hangman got beaten up by Bane before becoming a Topgun pilot lmao
Lol 3:33 that guy wanted to hold the helm haha
+Wout Games I'll want Autentic Bane Helmet for myself too))))
You gave it to me, it's mine!
thats a good helmet, like the coat bruce wayne gave away
I always laugh when Bane smashes that dudes head down on the desk haha
I. Thorberg Still funny
+Sean Olson for you
+Sean Olson how bane know that Bruce Wayne is batman
+Th. Noatak he broke his neck in the movie or real life
you won't laugh when he does to you
Occupy Wall Street wet dream.
This version of Bane was amazing! No venom needed
Really, then why are you people here?
One of my fav lines ever.
For you
Bane made the entire Security Team his bitch with nothing more than a motorcycle helmet
#BOSS.
1:44 That's why he became the Hangman
0:54 Look at his speed, his ferocity his training
Bane has a physical presence that you can't take your eyes off. If the goons with automatic weapons weren't threatening enough, in walks this seven feet five hundred pound steer with undisguised violence in his heart. Walking around like he's shopping for groceries. This is why body language is so much stronger than verbal.
Gotta love how heavy the movie is with its 'subtle' messages. From both Bane and a random police officer.
This scene just drips with brooding menace, due in no small part to Zimmer's masterful scoring. Love it.
Well at least one stock went up...
Bane Enterprises
WhiteFangofWhoa up in flames! 🔥
Oh its hamgman....from stockbroker to navy pilot...thats a career transition to watch out for..
-"They cut the fiber."
-"Strawberries, are packed with fiber."
The boys raiding gamestop🗿
"On what basis?"
"I flipped a coin" -- replies the smug trader, echoing Harvey Dent, his head swiveling to appreciate Miranda/Talia as one of her League of Shadows minions shines the unsuspecting guy's shoes.
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+FreedomZealot Are you sure that's Miranda/Talia walking by at 0:14? Looks like a random woman to me
Why would she need to be involved in this robbery anyway?
I'm not sure. But the resemblance is strong enough (to me, at least) that I entertained the possibility of a neat little Easter egg from Nolan.
+FreedomZealot I think you may be right. Look at 2:00 when he nods at someone off screen.
Think that was Catwoman. She was the one who had Bruce's fingerprints from the safe, and she is the type to be infiltrate a dangerous situation and just walk away, like she did at the bar.
1:58 sounds like a tiny Bane sneeze.
Mikayla Thrasher lol heard it
Clearing his throat actually that's him under the mask in the audio
I initially thought it was a "grunt" from the consistent pain he feels..then "nods" to shake it off..
Girl: "My parents are away for the night"
Bane: "Time to go mobile"
You know why you are here....
At least he said thank you at the end. :D
Anthony De Castro for you
i like how he nods to someone ... like "what up?"
I love that eeire music that’s just blending in the background. It adds so much to the intensity of the situation. Nolan and Zimmer know how to make a movie.
His helmet reminds me of Red Hood.
Minh Quan It would have been amazing to see this story over two films, with Bane actually ruling Gotham for decades, and Wayne coming back, or even Blake replacing him. Although I liked Blake's character I would have preferred an Azrael-like replacement for Wayne, someone much harsher and crazier than the original - then again, I guess with Azrael as Batman and Bane ruling as a Red Hood-style vigilante dictator, it would be kind of hard to tell the difference!
"Time to go mobile"
probably the best bane line of the movie
was looking for this comment
Isn't that hangman?
Bane is so polite at the end
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Bane says "Thank you" to the guy holding his helmet because he's a fellow working man - you can tell by his jacket
Bane took over Gotham under the guise of a Socialist Revolution....His army lived underground and they were disguised as common working men...Food deliverymen, shoe shiners, janitors...Bane was disguised as a bike messenger
This film was very timely because it came out the same time that the Occupy Wall Street movement was in full swing...This scene represents the common man rising up against the forces of capitalism, and the 1%
koko40800 and now antifa was hijacked by the globalist as the guise of champions of social justice and equality but really are fascists themselves.
The "Nations" you now so vehemently defend against the "globalist scourge", are in fact the realized nightmares of the freedom fighters so cherished throughout western history. They have been so since their inceptions. Selective tribalism has only served to delay the inevitable. And to amplify its repercussions.
I think Britain did a better job of hitting the stock market
Lol
NEXUS LEAP lmao
Me too.
Was leaving the EU part of your master plan?
HellRay Of course!
This scene oozes class. The music, tension, pacing and dramatic shots are mesmerizing. This has Christopher Nolan written all over it with a bit of Michael Manns HEAT.
couldn’t agree more
"Then why are you people here?"
Bane should study some economics.
You merely adopted economics.
+Ghaltouni I was born in it. Moduled by it !
+Transit Tycoon i don't think you understood. He's calling them thieves, he's saying... If there was no money to steal, than what - you thieves - are doing here?
videos
You feeling the Bern or something?
The art of allocating capital to profitable ventures is not a practice of thievery; it is quintessential to the running of an economy, rewarding the most efficacious in our society for their efforts in facilitating value to their consumers.
Transit Tycoon HE - Bane - is calling them thieves. Jesus! But yes, they are thieves. Go read/watch, The Big Short, Margin Call and the PBS doc, Money, Power and Wall Street.
Me: *Home, just relaxing*
GF: My parents aren't home ;)
Me: 3:24
"I'm not risking my men for your money"
That was badass
This is the exact moment when Hangman realizes he picked the wrong career path
"Bruce Wayne is bankrupted after Bane and his minions break into the stock exchange, hold everyone there at gunpoint, and make fake trades in Bruce's name using his (stolen) fingerprints. In reality, the major stock exchanges have the ability to quickly cancel trades if necessary and Bruce Wayne would have been easily able to get off the hook for those fraudulent trades. This is acknowledged in the movie a couple of scenes later when Lucius Fox tells Bruce that they'll be able to prove fraud but that in the immediate short term, Bruce is bankrupted. This also assumes that the computer program wasn't somehow inserting backdated trades into the system. Though that would presumably leave a trace, it would certainly take much longer to disentangle. The whole situation is played similarly to a robbery or large-scale embezzlement. It's lampshaded by people on the floor."
Admir Hamzic Who cares? It's a fucking movie.
radbarij The fact that they got away so easily pisses me off. And that literally every cop does to take down Batman like this crime isn't way bigger than an alleged murder.
The stocks would have major sell offs so even when he gets the shares back they won't be worth the same.
Very underrated comment m! Good analyzation, you must do trading?
@@eeeeeeeize for anyone who sees these comments, the stock exchange would simply halt trades for the day in the event of an attack. It'd happen within minutes. Any trades attempted would be reversed or not allowed given the situation. There have been plenty of even non terror attack examples, such as squirrels chewing power lines for example or due to faulty hardware / software that showcase my point. And no, it wouldn't take weeks or months for him to recover his money. It'd take days at worst as it'd be easily proven through the attack related evidence. Like for example, during the attack magically somehow Bruce loses ALL of his money on a series of insane trades all in a SINGLE DAY that cost him BILLIONS. A judge would temporarily put a hold on the transactions until the matter was fully investigated.
Also, FYI, someone as rich as a Billionaire wouldn't simply have all their money in stock. For example, Bill Gates has almost 300k acres in farm land, not to mention buildings he either owns or rents. Not to mention even if he had all his money in stocks somehow and the transactions weren't almost immediately stopped or shut down or not quickly given back to him . . .he'd still very easily be able to get a short-term loan given the situation lol.
This type of attack would never succeed in real life for all the reasons I mentioned.
He nods hello, tells that guy that held his helmet: "Thank you", compliments the kid on his singing voice.
Bane is such a nice guy.
And he politely says thank you for his helmet.
Eerily pertinent to real life. Who knew Wayne Enterprises was a video game retailer the whole time.
"This is a stock exchange, there's no money you can steal here!"
"Really? Then why are you people here?"
maybe my favorite bane line of the movie
“Really? Then why are you people here?” My favorite Batman villain. Crazy I know but I think it was the mannerisms and voice that got me
hangman decided on a navy career after this incident.
Hangman: I am good, Bane.... I'm VERY good
Bane: And this gives you power over me..?
"On what basis?"
"I flipped a coin."
In fairness, the more I learn about the US stock exchange, the more I sympathize with Bane.
I think they should make Arkham Asylum into a movie... That would be epic!
Yes please I'd watch that
At 0:55 you can clearly hear a noise from a suspension.
at 0:55 you can hear feminists getting angry at a guy hitting a girl regardless of the fact of him clearly being a ruthless villain who will beat the shit out of anyone.
"I flipped on a coin" Yep that pretty much sums up decision making on wall st
Such a gentleman who says thank you.
Amazing how much of a gentleman Bane sounded like when he thanked that stock exchange assistant for giving back his mototcycle helmet.
You all know why I'm here
0:59 look at the way the guy waddles around Bane after getting smacked in the face with the gun LMFAO
Bane did that like a boss!
Carlos Soto of course
Bane beating security with halmet 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
i love he fact he destroys 3 guards with a fucking helmet hahahaha
Like a boss 0:54 and after that walks in like he owns the place! That's a true boss
2012 - Bane bullies Investment Banker...2022 - Bane smarts off to Hangman
This scene in the theater everybody stop eating their popcorns. Completely quiet lool
When I saw Bane beating up the security it looked so awesome that for a long time I believed he literally went through at least 10 guys.
oh how relevant this is today lmao
Bane took apart the security team effortlessly. Loved that part.
I like the way how Hardy moves, its threatening itself
the nod "hello" after bashing someones head into a desk is a masterpiece
That "thank you"