Batman doesn’t usually get to retire and have a happy ending but that last scene where Bruce gives Alfred the goodbye he always wanted and you see Selina is with him, she’s actually wearing Bruce’s mom’s pearl necklace speaks volumes about how they both left that life behind for good

Some trivia on the movie: The opening plane stunt is said to have been done completely practically, with no CGI. It is the highest grossing Batman movie, with The Dark Knight behind it. Both grossed over $1 billion. The Gotham Rogues football team is played by the real life fotball team Pittsburgh Steelers. Their stadium is also used. Trump Tower is used for Wayne Enterprises. Anne Hathaway's stunt double, driving a Batpod, crashed into an IMAX camera and destroyed it.

"I never got the chance to say thank you." "And you'll never have to."

You'll notice that the exit of the prison resembles the well that Bruce fell into as a child. So Bruce is metaphorically finally climbing out of that well. The prison chant was created by Batman fans who electronically submitted recordings of themselves reciting the chant, which were then layered and edited together by the production team to be included in the film. The ending with Blake really wasn't meant to set up another movie. There were no plans for a fourth Christopher Nolan Batman movie. (Though Warner Bros. tried desperately for Nolan and Christian Bale to return for another movie, both of them declined.) Blake finding the Batcave and Gordon finding the repaired Bat Signal simply meant that the legacy of Batman would continue on after Bruce Wayne.

One of my favorite parts of this movie is the ball scene. Everyone is wearing a mask except Bruce. Bruce Wayne's face is his mask. When she asks him "who are you pretending to be?" He tells her the truth saying, "Bruce Wayne. Eccentric billionaire." So good.

I like that Colette listens to the story and doesn't just keep talking over everything like some reactors do.

This Trilogy means a lot, thank you for giving it the respect it deserves, great reaction.

His back gets SNAPPED!!! "Do something.... Why is he groaning???" Gordon learns Bruce is Batman. *"I don't think Catwoman knows its Bruce."*

The things I thought were interesting that they did for this movie: -they used the concept of the Lazarus Pit -Bane broke the Bat like in "Knightfall" -Batman came back after a long hiatus/ retiring and fought an enemy he wasn't prepared for and lost in round 1 but won in round 2, Like in the "Dark Knight Returns". - I also like that they did the thing from "The Dark Knight Returns" with the younger and older cop being witnessing the return of the Batman. That whole "You're in for show" thing.

Bane got his hands on Gordon's speech when Gordon was trapped in the sewers. One of the goons gave him the speech and Bane turned away to look at it, which gave Gordon the opportunity to escape.

Never seen someone screamed in excitement at the ending like that 😂😂😂 I love that you were very specific with your fantasy. Yes, Selina was pregnant with twins, Damian and Helena. No, just kidding. But those would totally be their names, because of reasons 😂

Behind his goodbye scene earlier on, his heartbreaking funeral scene, and his renewal of faith moment in the ending, Michael Caine's Alfred got me darn emotional.

If you never noticed, during the batman statue unveiling scene, the orientation of the chairs around the stature, are meant to mimic the jokers face, as a memorial to Heathe Ledger.

1:23:30 you missed out on this, they say the necklace that catwoman stole was the only thing missing from the remains of Bruce’s stuff and when Alfred sees them sitting together she’s wearing the necklace

At 22:00 When Bruce is dancing with Selina and Bruce doesn't have a mask but he actually has one as Rachel said at the end of BB that "this is your mask, the criminals are afraid of your real face now" meaning when Bruce puts on the Batman suit. And I didn't find out this myself but I read some youtube comments but I think it makes sense.

Bane's Quotes are top tier

Yes Tom Hardy had to bulk up for the role of Bane. He put on 30 pounds of muscle and he wore platform shoes to make his height around 6'3" to 6'4". In the comics Bane stands around 6'8" and weights 330 plus pounds.

Tom Hardy (the voice of Bane) Based his accent on an English Boxer named Bartley Gorman. He emulated the tonal quality to Gorman’s voice and matched it to his own

I appreciate you auditioning for things, I was in the stadium when they blew it up. Granted, they just had some small explosives covered in heaps of sod, sitting on cookie pans to protect the field, but it was fun. Had to dress like it's the winter, when it was filmed in August. Never been more dehydrated in my life, lol. Hope you get some good roles, I feel like you deserve it!

Marion Cotillard is top tier but people rarely give her credit for this movie. Bravo highlighting her performance.

It was worth the watch just for your scream at the end!. Great Reaction. I love that she's wearing his mother's pearls at the end too. Robin was Batman's sidekick/partner in crime fighting, so it was nice they tied that up in a neat little bow too.

I know The Dark Knight is the best of the trilogy, but this is my favorite. It's just the dire straits of the whole situation, and the ruthlessness of Bane.

Guy in purple tie, top gun 2! And a true pilot story about two pilots during the Korean war, 1 black and 1 white.

I love how Alfred called a fancy pants restaraunt a "cafe". Also, Bruce's leg was messed up due to his fall after stopping Harvey in the last movie. I've never understood why those cops wouldn't let Robin(his name should have Richard Grayson but whatever)and those civilians cross the bridge, their job is to save lives which is the opposite of what they were doing.

Based on the comics and other media, Batman's war on crime would never end, it would always end with his death, or him being completely alone and defeated, or even in some stories Batman is willing to literally be dragged into Hell in order to defeat demonic enemies. So I absolutely thought he was gonna die for sure in this movie, it was actually refreshing as a Batman fan to see the character chose to live and try to be happy, as Alfred wished for him.

This is how Bane got the letter about Harvey Dent. When Jim Gordan went down into the sewers, he was knocked out and taken to Bane. Then Bane said "I will search you and then kill you". Before Gordan escapes you can see Bane with papers in his hand

The scream at the end totally got me. I absolutely adore how happy that made you. 😻

Commissioner Gordon's letter revealing the truth about Harvey Dent was taken when he was briefly Bane's captive in the sewer.

U always edit movies so well (probably the best ngl)

That is, in fact, Tom Hardy's real body. He worked out/prepped for idk how long to get that big but that is 100% him. He's crazy dedicated to the roles he takes, there's a lot of stories about the lengths he'll go to physically and mentally. For an example of him looking scrawny AF just watch a clip of him from Peaky Blinders(which stars CIllian Murphy)

Now, Joker & The Batman 2022.

During the plane scene at the beginning when Bane says removing the mask "will be extremely painful......for you". He says the line directed at the CIA guy but he gets interrupted by the "you're a big guy".

That conversation between Blake and Bruce, always gives me chills

Christian bale is my favorite Live-action Batman and Kevin Conroy was my favorite animated batman, I got an autograph before he died

OMG! I almost skipped this, because for some reason I didn't notice Bane in the thumbnail, or "Rises" is the title. I just thought this was a re-upload of The Dark Knight because maybe YT did ya dirty as they do so many. Thank God it was on the side, recommended during another video.

If you want to watch other villians, you should watch Tim Burton’s batman movies. Jack Nicholson’s joker, Danny devito’s penguin, and Michelle pfieffer’s cat woman are all great in their own ways!

I have to admit, the Batman fight scene where Batman is played by Ben Affleck, rocks! He's far more ruthless!!

She was also in the movie, Assassin's Creed, with Micheal Fassbender!

Thank you, Collette, for sharing your reaction to this trilogy. It might interest you to know that earlier in their careers, Joesph Gordon Levitt(Robin in this series) and Heath Ledger(Joker) worked together in "10 Things I Hate About You."

lol your reaction at the end to Batman being alive with Catwoman was hilarious. Knew it was coming haha 🤣

You have such a beautiful view of the characters who appear in these movies - it's heartwarming.

Really like the editing, so you both can see the movie and Colettes reactions

50:05 Bane took the speech from Gordon at the beginning when he was captured while in the sewer. Tom Hardy is a shorter guy so I think in many scenes he's wearing lifts to stand over his co-stars, but physically yes he got that big for the role. You mentioned suggestions of films with good villain studies, so here are mine, off the top of my head. Misery, Silence of the Lambs, Goodfellas, Die Hard, Face Off, Con Air, Robocop, No Country for Old Men, Django Unchained, Mad Max Fury Road, Gone Girl, Blade Runner, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Seven, The Batman, Tenet. You watch anime, so honestly as far as DC goes, I would recommend giving the "DC Universe Animated Original Movies" a try. They're better than most of the "DCEU" stuff. Specifically in regards to Batman I would recommend the animated film adaptations of "The Dark Knight Returns" and "The Long Holloween." Both of these are based on graphic novels of the same name which have heavily influenced many of the live action Batman movies. They're both two-parter's and self-contained stories, so you don't need to have seen anything else beforehand. They're also very loyal to the source material. Last but not least I would recommend "Batman: Mask of the Phantasm" which is arguably the best Batman ever made. Enjoyed the reaction.

The reaction to Tate being the kid and him alive with Catwoman was so epic, you are so gorgeous and funny 😂😂😂

This movie is super underrated in the trilogy

This was a great movie not only that but seeing everything thrown at Bruce all the obstacles he had to overcome. Losing Alfred, all of his money/assets gone, being defeated by Bane, betrayed by Catwoman, having his back broken, overcoming the pit, and then being betrayed by Miranda with a knife that was gut wrenching. Despite all of that Bruce Wayne came out on top and you know why because he's BATMAN!! All those things happening at once would have been too much for a normal person for not Bruce Wayne because he's BATMAN!!. And Tom Hardy's performance in this was absolutely incredible did a great job as Bane. And the soundtrack was awesome!

Noticed something this viewing. Curious editing choice in movie. It would make more sense if the mayor's room got blown up before the football field. Instead, the field is exploding, an extremely unusual sight, all while the mayor's casually viewing the kickoff run like nothing's happening. Then he go boom. Can't unsee that now.

Hey if you want a masterclass in villainy Hannibal Lecter is an all time villain. Watch "The Silence of the Lambs".

Little Finger from Game of Thrones is playing the CIA guy

It was such a satisfying ending for me as well.

Regarding the tunnel flashing, he did that to the reporters at the party.

The football player running with the ball during the explosions was the real NFL running back, Hines Ward formerly the Pittsburgh Steelers.

He got the letters when Bane got Gordon's body in the sewers.

A couple of villains I love- Hannibal Lecter, The Silence of the Lambs Anton Chigurh, No Country for Old Men Alonzo Harris, Training Day

Batman has the best villains because every villain in Batman's Rogues' Gallery is a inverted version of Batman. They're not just criminals, like Batman, they are seriously psychologically damaged.

My favorite Gary Goldman roles are the reggae gangster in True Romance, Dracula, Churchill, The Professional, a movie with Sean Penn, Soldier tinker tailor Spy, a movie with Michael Keaton, and a few others.

Four of the greatest movie-villains / performances to learn from: Inglorious Basterds ( Hans Landa ) Joker ( Joker / Arthur Fleck ) Silence of the Lambs ( Hannibal Lecter ) No Country for Old Men ( Anton Chigurh )

If you want villain recommendations, here are some of my favorites: Villian: Chayton Littlestone Actor: Geno Segers TV show: Banshee The show had several great villains and you could enjoy studying many of them, but Chayton was by far my favorite villain. A Native American who is angered by what the white man did to his people. He sees the war against white oppression as already lost, and he only seeks to cause as much pain and destruction to the white man as his culture dies out to modern American ways. This a villain with true conviction and purpose. Segers brings an amazing intensity to the role. He's not prominent till season 3 though, but the rest of the show is worth a watch too. Villian: Tyler Durden Actor: Brad Pitt Movie: Fight Club Tyler is a great example of the cult of personality. He is charismatic and persuasive. Its very interesting listening to his monologues and thinking about how he's gained followers. Brad Pitt was great. I don't want to reveal too much about this movie though, so I'll leave it at that. Villian: Colonel Hans Landa Actor: Christoph Waltz Movie: Inglorious Bastards He plays a truly intelligent villain. He is terrifying because you are aware of how smart he is. Even when he is acting friendly, you're wondering what's going on under the charismatic mask. Even when he's being friendly, jovial, and acting oblivious, you are terrified he knows everything.

In the end: Never apologize for emotions. In the cinema, the male reaction to the ending was... a YES... and a fistbomb... and I had 2-4 tears in my eye...

i don't know if you already watched Skyfall but that's a movie with a really good villain, Javier Bardem did a great job

When the old man tells him "let fear find you again" thats probably the batmanest line i ever heard

The final reaction was priceless

colette is such a good reactor. she really gets all the dialogue down

It's a shame that Christopher Nolan has repeatedly said he will not do another superhero movie. It took years, but Christian Bale said he would be willing to do the role again, but only with Nolan. The ending scene can be interpreted in different ways. The auto-pilot was fixed, but that alone doesn't mean the Bat could/would escape the blast radius. The closing scene could just be Alfred envisioning in grief the life he'd always hoped Bruce would have. The door was left open enough so as not to rule out another sequel, which seems weird given that Nolan had said from the beginning he'd only do a trilogy.

Wow never realized that at 1:08:35 that’s Christopher Judge Kratos voice actor from the god of war games

Ive seen this movie multiple times and I still get teary at the end even though I know Bruce lives

Tom Hardy is an absolute legend, he did indeed got that big for the role. He went through tons of training. Just like Christian Bale, he reshapes his body to fit his roles

Some other great villains are Hans Gruber from Die Hard, T-1000 from Terminator 2, Magneto from X-men To not spoil the film’s villain, watch Audition, Oldboy, Casino Royale, Skyfall, Gladiator, The Long Kiss Goodnight, Leon the Professional

A wonderful ending to the trilogy as the first part was how Bruce overcame fear and use it and in the second part confronting someone who doesn't know fear but in this part he must make fear reach him As for Bane he does all this for love and this reminds me of Obito

6:20 I wonder if “that comes later” was improvised because of that pause

The first time I watched this, I was super shocked because I gotta go to see Batman rump Pattersons, fight, scarecrow, and I was so creepy

This movie is definitely underrated. The coolest thing is the difference between the Joker and Bane. Joker was the personification of chaos.. Bane, on the other hand, is a man with a plan.. And super loyal troops.

Oda is such a goat he even foreshadowed batman surviving sacrificing himself flying away with a massive bomb thats about to go off. gonna call him Patman to represent the will of P living on within him

This Trilogy shows that there are some people in Hollywood that are untouchable. I am mainly referring here to Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer. You put these two on a project, you guarantee a legendary film that can hold for a generation! Whatever were the Original Batman Classics from the 80s and 90s, and whatever DCEU brought us! Nothing, and I mean NOTHING can touch this trilogy. Prefect all around in all three movies.

Love your reactions, you are always a joy 😊 Gotham City is Chicago I remember the filming

The new Batman movie with Robert Pattinson also has a good villain. that would make another good reaction movie

Between your loud voice and those eyes, wow, you have such a glow and your super intelligent.

Great reaction. Nolan and twists...The Prestige and Inception will rock your world!

In the Dark Knight The Joker says to Batman: "You see, their morals, their code. It's all a bad joke. Dropped at the first sign of trouble. They're only as good as the world allows them to be. I'll show you, when the chips are down... These "civilized people", they'll eat each other. See, I'm not a monster, I'm just ahead of the curve" And in this movie Bane proves just how right Joker was. Insight a little chaos and see how much people lose their minds

If you want to see great performance as villain: Over the top, extremely theaterical, amazing performance by Raoul Julia in Street Fighter (1994 ). Film itself its considered pretty bad, it has great cheesy moments but Raoul Julia's performance as villain has been rated greatly. Its been called greatest performance ever done in bad films. It was his final performance before dying in cancer, for the kids who loved Street Fighter games and you can see by his performance: Its his farewell performance for his kids.

Two of the reasons why I love this movie is because I got to see kratos in it and hear his voice.

Ok, film recs for best supervillains, specifically that you haven't yet seen on this channel: Joker (with Joaquin Phoenix), X-Men First Class (Fassbinder), X-Men (McKellan), Logan, Batman 1989 (Jack Nicholson). You've already seen a lot of them. For best villains, generally: Silence of the Lambs (Anthony Hopkins); Misery (Kathy Bates); One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Louise Fletcher); Django Unchained (Leo); Scarface (Al Pacino); Inglourious Basterds (Christopher Waltz); Schindler's List (Ralph Fiennes); No Country for Old Men (Javier Bardem); There Will Be Blood (Daniel Day Lewis); Night of the Hunter (Robert Mitchum); Psycho (Anthony Perkins); Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? (Bettie Davis); The Godfather Part II (Al Pacino); Cape Fear (Robert de Niro); Training Day (Denzel Washington); Amadeus (F. Murray Abraham);

That scream was everything 😂

So good! My favorite of the trilogy too.

Movies with the great villians: Silence of the Lambs - The only horror film to win the Best Movie Academy Award along with Best Actor, Actress, Director, Picture, and Adapted Screenplay, one of only 3 films to do so. The Usual Suspects- Doesn't have a classic "villian", but definitely has an antagonist. Won Best Original Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor, Kevin Spacey, from The Academy. The Writer's Guild also ranks it the 35th best screenplay of all time.

It hurt when he leaned on Bruce's chest because he first broke Bruce's back. That's how sadistic Bane is - and for the record - Bane's intelligence matches if not surpasses Bruce Wayne's/Batman's intellect.

Aye, Batman by far has the best rogues gallery of any hero. And part of what makes them great is how many of them are also victims of the cruel, absurd world (like Batman) and reflect different parts of his psyche.

Your reaction was adorable and it made my day

NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN. That’s a movie that needs to be watched. There’s a character in this that will always gives you a feeling.

The original Bane voice was so bad they had to record it again because of so many complaints from test audiences not being about to make out what was being said. This recording didn't test any better but less people complained about not knowing what was being said.

29:43 “every cop in new york is here” ma’am isnt this gotham

That and also Christopher nolan still uses imax. He doesn't use digital at all.

Your last Batman video was so good so now i gotta see this one

Tom Hardy got jacked to play Bane, and it was a fast transformation. He hit the weights to build muscle, but his diet was straight up dirty bulk. Tom said he ate an ungodly amount of pizza, burgers, and other high-calorie junk food to put on the most size he could as fast as he could. He said he ate so much he felt like garbage for most of the production and didn't like being that size and hated how maintaining his Bane physique made him feel mentally. Dirty bulking to build muscle isn't advisable, or desirable. I tried it once, and while the muscle gains were noticeable, my stomach and my mind hated me for it. It makes you feel stopped up and sad after you stick with it for a few weeks. Dirty bulking is something only bodybuilders or powerlifters should be doing, and even then, done under a strict regime.

This was a masterpiece, rewatching this I can definitely say this is the best superhero trilogy and this was my favorite in the trilogy. Joker and the Batman next?

This movie doesnt get enough recognition as the Dark Knight gets

I love your reactions :)

1:17:48 Yeah, that's him. Watch the film "Bronson". He got really big for that role before this one.

I am always so dissatisfied when the villain dies before seeing their plan fail. And I can't stand the kiss in the midst of impending catastrophic destruction. You gotta see Pete Holmes version of the scene with Talia al Ghul. It's hilarious.

If u watch her scenes closely, there's hints that let u know, she's the bad guy!