"I didn't see the light until I was already a man" I just realized that in this line Bane gave away that he isn't the child that escaped from the pit.

"That's a lovely lovely voice" Was actually improvised by Tom Hardy

I remember the entire theater getting shocked with the “Do you feel in charge?” line.

Can we mention that Tom hardy is 5 ft 9 but the movie makes him look huge. So good

Every time I see the battle at the end, I can't stop thinking back when Tom Hardy says something like how he had never heard Christian Bale ever say he was tired, in all the months of shooting. So even though he (Tom) was exhausted, he kept going to keep up with Christian. So during that battle, when Christian said he was tired, Tom just said "me, too" and they just hugged each other lol

Bruce Wayne spent 7 years wandering all over the world and people still don't understand how he made it back to Gotham in a month? Really guys?

When CinemaWins gives more wins to the antagonist than the main character

Btw the reveal of Bane not beign the kid who escaped is hinted too ... He said ,,I didnt see the light until i was already a man.,, just a quick note

Best part about this movie is the way bane was smart like his comic book counterpart.

I would have add that scene when Alfred is Crying in front of the graves... "You trusted in my... and I´ve failed you.." Man, that mourning really got me. Excellent video, as always.

Alfred crying at the funeral is heartbreaking, and should have been worth 10 wins. Also, Selina and Bane are amazing, I will fight anyone on that.

Can we appreciate Cillian Murphy? That man is a legend too.

No win for the line "The shadows betray you because they BELONG TO ME"

Cinemasins: Nipple bed Cinemawins: smiley face bed!

You forgot one.. Blake entering the cave and the bats flying towards him, mirroring the scene in Batman Begins... chills.

this movie is a masterpiece, I enjoyed it just as much as TDK

No win for "and then...you have my permission to die." ?

The raw power in that gentle "do you feel in charge?" Will always give me chills

Bruce throwing the rope back down to the rest of the prisoners because when one escapes, they all get out...big win, really shows the essence of the Batman

Anne Hathaway's performance and character development throughout the course of the movie are very underrated. She killed it in TDKR.

This film is a masterpiece. People don't like it because it followed TDK, which was a bit tighter story wise...so they had to be compared to each other. But this film, like the other two Nolan batman films, surpassed its genre. We all should be appreciative now after the average movies DC has been putting out.

Holy crap......that pit is this trilogy’s LAZARUS PIT. How did I not realize this until now?

Anyone else get teary when Batman died and Alfred begins crying knowing that he failed him.

"You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become a villain." That's the approach they took for this series. It's a good approach.

Bane. He was the first movie villain that I truly feared for the possibility of him being real. The Joker was haphazard, and though he was a chilling view in to the chaotic mind of insanity, he was not someone I could see wiping out a city or worse. Bane?...........yes. Utterly. Easily. A magnificently created character by Hardy. Loved him...compelling and locked my attention every second he was on screen. Loved Hathaway as Kyle. For every level of reason. Her first words, her last, her persona, her lack of intimidation by others...the perfect catwoman.

"Peace has cost you your strength, victory has defeated you" One of the movie's best lines IMO as well as "I learned here that there can be no true despair without hope"

The “ do you feel in charge” line never gets old. Such a slight rest of his hand on his shoulder and instantly scares him

The pit escape scene has to be one of the most rousing sequences in cinematic history.

What I liked most about it is that I didn't know it was Tom Hardy until after the movie

I totally I agree. I loved the Bane accent. Tom Hardy definitely did a good job.

Nolan's Batman trilogy is a legendary , epic , flawless masterpiece , thank you for the awesome video , infinite win for me

I think my favorite under-celebrated scene is the one where the doctor is telling him how wrecked his body is from being Batman for several years. No cartilage left pretty much anywhere on his skeleton from years of beating bad guys to a pulp with his bare hands. It’s the ultimate realism win for this movie, and one of the few things that’s almost never addressed in its original medium, comics.

*"They're morals, they're code. It's a bad joke. Drop 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, these civilized people. They'll eat each other."* Love how everything the Joker predicted came true in this movie. When Harvey's crimes were exposed, people lost hope and anarchy took it's place. It took Batman rising through pain to save them, only then was he able to finally defeat the Joker by destroying the anarchy he inspired. What a movie.

All these years, I did not 100% know that was Selina with him in that final shot. I always thought it was just some woman at a table because they blur her and focus on Batman. The fact he is with catwoman and no one even mentioned it when mentioning the ending. Blew my mine just now. Thank you Cinemawins

For me it's: 3) Batman Begins 2) The Dark Knight Rises 1) The Dark Knight

19:53 he also has never moved on from the death of his parents, shown when he didn't allow Catwoman to have the pearls. When his dad's final words were "don't be afraid," he tries to do that but when he is climbing out of the pit he moves on and embraces fear, as well as not needing the "rope" that you mentioned earlier. Also, this moment is when he truly becomes Batman and he uses Batman as a symbol for embracing fear, as he embraces his fear of bats.

13:37 You also forgot a Win for being a nice guy and throwing the rope down!

@CinemaWins if you're wondering how Bruce made it back to Gotham the answer is somewhat simple, but the question is answered across the trilogy rather spelt out for audiences. Basically before training with the League of Shadows, Bruce Wayne used criminal methods to travel the world (and also to understand the criminal mind) so it stands to reason he combined some of these methods with his League of Shadows training to make it back to Gotham. As for how he got back into Gotham City itself, Bruce mentions that Wayne Manor is outside the city limits in The Dark Knight, and in Batman Begins, Alfred notes that their was a tunnel between Gotham City and the Batcave that the Underground Railroad utilized to offer slaves sanctuary at Wayne Manor, so it would make sense for Bruce to be able to access Wayne Manor without alerting the League, then use the tunnels to make it into Gotham. So basically he either stowed away on a plane or stole a car in order to get back to Wayne Manor, then got his gear and followed the tunnel through to Gotham itself, which definitely seems possible in a 3 week span.

❤❤❤ Anne Hathaway in this,talk about someone who slipped into Selena Kyle's personality like a hand into a glove;she totally nailed it,and she's my favorite on-screen iteration of this character.

I loved this movie, if it wasn't for the previous movie being the Dark Knight, I think this would've gotten all the fanfare, respect, and prestige it deserves. It would be the best of the trilogy and one of the top Batman movies out there in everyone's mind. As it is, it's still a fairly close second to the Dark Knight in my mind.

Screw all the criticisms surrounding Bane. He was flawless, and it's all because of Tom Hardy's great performance. Nothing about the character was wasted. He was even better than Bane is in the comics. He felt like a far more meaningful villain here in this movie.

I never got to see The Dark Knight in theaters. This is the only one I actually got to see, and because of that it's really special to me. Personally, I love this movie trilogy and think it's one of the best trilogies of all time. Thank you so much for completing it.

Never forget baneposting, never forget the greatest oppening scene of all time

2012 I saw this movie in theaters with a friend and my older brother and unfortunately he passed away at the age of 27 in 2016 so whenever I watch this movie I think of him I even remember all the scenes me and him laughed at in theater and now when I watch those parts I can hear his laugh in my head. Makes you realize what’s actually important in life. The whole cast of all three movies are just simply amazing “You fight like a younger man, with nothing held back. Admirable….but mistaken” I love Bane’s quotes they’re so powerful

Trivia: Bane's habit of gripping his lapels came from the actor lifting a part of his costume to let air into his mask. I like that the director of these movies integrates mundane quirks into the characters. It makes them seem more real and unique.

One personal win for me is that they include the "rise" chanting in key moments throughout the movie, not just the pit scene.

Batman in the first fight with Bane calling him a "psychopath" then Bane pausing a second and letting rip with a mad volley of gut punches is also a win, and quite a funny moment too

As a kid, before realising the horror of killing folks, I found Joker so cool. How he didn't let anything get in his way, he thought his way out of situations, and didn't take everything too seriously. Two-face scared me because of his appearance. But Bane terrified me in every way. I just feel like it'd be more relaxing to be in Joker's crew rather than Bane's. I get that Joker murdered the robbery crew, but that was before he really had a use for goons. Bane just strangles a dude in front of all the other goons and no one bats an eye.

EVERYTHING BANE SAYS IN THIS MOVIE IS A WIN

MAN DOES EVERY SINGLE BANE DIALOGUE DESERVE A WIN!!! ITS SOOO SOOTHING TO LISTEN TO!!! LIKE HEATH IN TDK, TOM STEALS THE ENTIRE SHOW IN TDKR!!

17:50 *Cinema Wins* referencing *_HowItShouldHaveEnded_* is *always a WIN!*

"Also, Banes a freaking beast" lol. Best line. Best win.

I love your channel. We need more POSITIVITY in the world. It's too easy and lazy to be nitpicky about a movie's sins. But you do what we need. Thank you!

How are you not going to win Michael Caine’s, “and I failed you!” Probably the most emotional a superhero movie ever made me until Logan.

11:20 thats acturly the actors descripton of the singing and was unscripted

“Is it cobb? Did he make it out?” Damn :(

My opinion is not popular when it comes to Hathaway's Catwoman as I loved her in the role. Even more deep thinking than the Batman, almost on Bane's level. Mischievious, manipulative, and ultimately does act out of her heart and showing Batman how he can do the same. While Bane taught Bruce to strengthen his spirit, Selena taught him how to accept hope.

Every time I hear Banes voice, specifically the “You think darkness is your ally?” quote, I immediately picture Terroriser speaking into a Sour Cream and Onion Pringles Can.

When Batman enters the tunnel and all the lights start going out...I gets chills every time. Truly epic scene.

I was hoping for a ding from the totally casual nonchalance of Bane knitting during the trials. I mean...it was awesome. Also, I work for a chiropractor and the pain they showed of the slipped disk-omg yes they hurt that badly and usually take days-weeks of very gentle work to get back into place.

I love Tom Hardy's physical acting at 16:55, Bane just flies into a pain-fueled final rage. My personal mancrush

It's true that Tom Hardy did a great job as Bane, but Heath Ledger's joker was far more memorable. Your comment at 13:11, "Bruce finally escapes the pit. He fell down the well as a child and has always been there. His father rescued him with a rope, Harvey was his rope to leave Batman behind, Rachel was his rope to escape the fear of being alone. He finally drops the rope and jumps to freedom, embracing and owning the fear to the chants of 'rise', is one of the most emotionally charged scenes in this trilogy.", in regards to the rope metaphor is spot on! Great insight! And let's face it, while "The Dark Knight" was Heath Ledger's film, in "The Dark Knight Rises", the beautifully and talented Anne Hathaway is her's, she steals every scene she is in! :)

This is honestly my favorite of the Nolan Trilogy and my second favorite of every Batman Movie created (I will always have a soft spot for Keaton and Burton). The line "Do you feel in charge?" instantly made this movie iconic for me! Hathaway's Catwoman was fascinating to watch as she switches from frightened maid to devilishly sexy in a matter of seconds. The opening of the film is my second favorite superhero opening sequence (DP is just....it's hilarious!) and I rewatch that scene alone for inspiration or just to be in awe! I completely understand why everyone loves Dark Knight and Ledger's Joker which will never be topped, but Hardy as Bane just connected in a way I could never imagine a villain doing! This is all a matter of opinion and I hope people respect it as I will respect yours

Bane’s voice is the reason he is one of my favorite villains of all time. One of both violence and brilliance.

As iconic and important as Begins and TDK were, Rises is actually my favourite of the Nolan trilogy, in a similar way to Jedi being my favourite from the original Star Wars trilogy. TDK and ESB are clearly the better films, but the ones I love most are Rises and Jedi. - Begins/New Hope established their respective worlds and yet, while entertaining and fun, overshadowed by their sequels. - Dark Knight/Empire are clearly in the upper echelons of "Great Movies" and deservedly so. The villains have their time to shine and in counterpoint show us exactly why we love the heroes so much. - Rises/Jedi have the unenviable task of following a much beloved film while also trying to conclude their respective Act III. Yet, they also contain the most emotional weight and some of the best soundtrack moments of all. I have lost count of the number of times I have watched Rises and Jedi and still enjoy them thoroughly.

Thank you so much for this! This movie is probably the best third chapter in a superhero trilogy and most people didn't even notice that

I just don’t see ANY of Tom Hardy in Bane! Different body, different voice, face covered, bald... I know it’s him but my brain just can’t click with it! Love these movies❤️

If there’s CinemaSins then there’s CinemaWins, and CinemaWins always Wins. Period.

For the record, bane was actually more like the one in the dark knight rises in the comics than he is in other portrayals as just a brute, yes his fighting style was brutish but he was truly a very smart man and canonicly speaking he was the FIRST person to figure out who batman was in the comics, so bane gets full points for me

Do Lord of the Rings next plz!

4:51 The thing about Superman is, no one actually expects him to have a secret identity. Because he flies around all the time, and wears no mask, then people don’t believe he even has a human identity, so they don’t even look. And even if they do, they probably assume he’s a celebrity or something. Not many people are gonna believe that the most powerful man on the Planet is really just some random Newspaper Columnist. There’s even an old comic where Lex Luther builds a machine to decipher Superman’s identity. It does just that, but he doesn’t believe it. He declares it broken and has it destroyed.

The point brought up at 7:24 about that performer kinda "diving" without looking like they were hit: A gun falls to the ground in the background around where that person stumbles and falls. I believe Batman threw the gun from one guy at the one who falls, but you couldnt see it because it was just slightly above frame.

“Victory has defeated you” *Shutters*

Please do mad max fury road next as your tom hardy fan as am i love him

13:11 you genius you 🤗 I would've NEVER made that correlation between the well & the pit. It's why i love your channel. Not only do i get to enjoy someone else enjoyment of these movies. But I learn so much about subtext, context, themes, scores, etc. Thanks, like really. I appreciate what you do.

11:25 Maybe the most appropriate “Beautiful Beard Win” since that is Steelers defender Brett Keisel who was nicknamed “The Beard”

@19:37 "78 endings of Return of the King" Boy was that the truth.

FINALLY !!! By the way Bruce Wayne enters Gotham via the tunnels under Wayne's manoir, in "The dark knigh" when he was at dinner with Harvey Dent someone said that Wayne's Manoir is not in Gotham but in the edge of the city PS: Sorry for my english

I love Anne's Hathaway's look as cat woman. Not only is she amazing as far as her acting is concerned, that outfit makes her ass look great!

I still can't believe you didnt include the jump. it was like Bruce was stuck in time, but for the one brief moment during the jump, no slow mo, only 1 cut, and no sound. it was still so amazing to me. as if time started moving again for Bruce when he made that jump.

15:42Anne hatheaways body is always a win

Talia may have been planting seeds of hope in Bruce but only after he planted his seed in her ;)

I love how much you talked about the score. Also how do you leave out the line, "Not everything, not yet."

I love the way you dissect things in film that I'd never even noticed. Probably never ever would have noticed without you saying it. THANK YOU for your work! Damn it's the most satisfying videos I've seen in a long time!

Such an underrated movie, this trilogy is second only to lord of the rings imo

As a Criminal Justice major, I love to look at this trilogy as a study on terrorism. People think terror is about fear, and they're not wrong, but there's also an aspect of political motivation: here it's anarchy. These films also love to comment on resentment of the bourgeois, the ethics of vigilantism, the ethics of ignoring privacy for the greater good, how the public responds to a 9/11 styled incident, etc etc.

Gary oldman has a way of disappearing into a role like no one Ive ever seen. From Winston Churchill, to Sirius Black, to the bird from Kung Fu Panda 2, to even here as commissioner gordon

One win missing: “He got a lot of fire power.” “And you don't?”

WE HAVE ALLLL WAITED FOR THIS FOR SOOOOOO LONG!! :D !!! p.s. CinemaWin video for: James Bond Casino Royale The Mummy trilogy Indiana Jones trilogy Toy Story trilogy (mainly 3rd one) Wall-e Lion King Jurassic Park/World Lord of the Rings trilogy Hobbit trilogy GodFather trilogy

The “So that’s what that feels like” line is also a direct lift from “Kingdom Come,” when Superman disappears on him. So it’s definitely a win!

Yes everything is great about The Dark Knight Rises.

I love your explanation of these movies. You talk about so many scenes that are easy for a lot of people to miss and underlying messages.

this film is the reason I fell in love with movies in general. I didn't know anything about the tdk trilogy (or batman for that matter) I just watched rises, and it was an emotional rollercoaster. I later watched begins and tdk which was an even better experience. People are way too harsh on this film... Your videos are awesome dude. you have so much references to other films in your videos. I miss most of them, but I got that Bean from Ender's Game and Angier from The Prestige reference.

"The world *always* needs Batman." - Amanda Waller, Justice League Unlimited, "Epilogue".

I love how they show the cunning of Bane. In the comics they always showed him being smart. He was able to figure out why Batman was by the jawline, and beat Ra Al Ghul in a chess match! This man is a beast physically and mentally!

1:50 I agree with this so much. My friend and I even took to calling this version of the character “Mastermind Bane” as to differentiate him from the comic version when we talked about him.

This... This was the ending of a trilogy I've wanted to see for a while. In my opinion, TDK is the best, but this is still a great movie. Several wins here *insert win sound effect*. Tom Hardy killed it (BTW, who else couldn't really tell it was Tom Hardy?) but I'm not really suprised. He is a great actor, after all. The plot twist was kinda outta nowhere, and I didn't really enjoy it too much. This was the ending that we deserved, and the one we needed right now. I feel like it was the perfect ending to a great trilogy. However, as a standalone movie, I felt it didn't really stand up, as opposed to BB and TDK which could stand on their own. Overall, great movie and video, keep up the good work!

14:25 I would like to add to that. In The Dark Knight Harvey Dent questions whether Wayne Manner is in the city limits, from this we can say that it was outside of the area of Gotham that Bane controlled (in the mainland), thus allowing Batman to get all the gadgets he needed to get past Bane's security.

This version of bane was absolutely spot on. The raw physical power of the character coupled with eerie intelligence.

Anne's Catwoman reveal is 100% top shelf acting. Pure Selina in that moment.