WHERESH YOUR SHRIGGER! WHERE ISH IT!!!! HUUUH, YOU'D NEVER GIVE IT TO AN ORDINERY SHITIZIN! WHERE ISH IT, WHERESH YOUR SHRIGGAR?

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This scene shows remarkable acting from Christian Bale. With the look on his face you can see the raw shock and betrayal even when having a mask on his face.

- where is trigger?! - trigger in the hands of Martha - Why did you say that name?!

Tom Hardy must've been smiling so hard under that mask trying not to burst out laughing.

Ra's al Ghul: "If someone stands in the way of true justice, you simply walk up behind them and stab them in the heart." Your a clever clever bastard Nolan.

Batman Begins: "You never learned to mind your surrounding" Dark Knight: "I know how you got these" Dark Knight Rises: "Then, you have my permission to die"

"Then you have my permission to die!" Ahhh what a revenge moment batsy!. Savage AF!

Cannot unsee this scene after that College humor skit of "We totally had sex" LOL

YOU NEVER GAVE IT TO AN ODINAWY CHITIZEN!

Bane had the most anti-climactic death ever

You tamed my monster, with your mouth and I fight crime in a rubber suit all day. Really seals in the flavor.

"And though I'm not ordinary, I'm a citizen." Brilliant line.

I agree. This scene shows that Bane is not a complete monster...inside him there´s still some humanity

Incredibly stupid guard at 0:02. Has the gun in his hands and instead of shooting it, he runs up with it like a sword, lol. This is The Dark Knight, not Halloween 4.

" Maybe your knife was too slow" 😂 BatBurns

Batman: "Doesn't matter, had sex"

Bane didn't love her in a romantic way, more like a brother-sister way. And just like the comics, Bane is innocent. It's stated in the legend of Talia Al Ghul/Bane.

"but... we totally had sex, you know like HARDCORE, three times!"

Batman: "And...that's how I met your mother, Damian." Damian: 0_o

The pain in bane's eyes as he cries . . . .

Tom Hardy. Man who can act way better with just his damn eyes than most actors.

Batman: WHERESDUHTRIGGER?YOUDNE'ERGITOAORNARYCITZEN!! Bane: O_O what?

Anyone can say what they mean about the last movie in the Dark Knight Trilogy, but i find this movie excellent! To this point Batman had never been tested against such a physical force like Bane and especially the return of Batman gives me the chills! I know most fans are like: ahh tom hardy will never be as good as Heath Ledger was, but i think no one ever will, Hardy gives a new type of antagonism to the movie and this scene we se the Human-Bane, not the monster! The emotion and surprise on Bane's face when he asks: "I broke you, how have you come back?" as he for the first time in his life is beaten in one-on-one combat, and the love for Talia, in how he says "Good by"! Great movie, Great actors!

Ra's Al Ghul is not dead, he is becoming one with the force

This scene is actually really well done. The music goes along so well with Gordon hanging on for dear life to a moving bomb while the suspense of that bomb is being built up across the city

"WHERE'S THE TRIGGER"?! "WHERE IS IT"!? LMAO

its the slow knife that peels the potato.

Two masterpiece gems ppl often overlook in this film, the identity of the characters Talia Al Ghul and Robin being revealed in the final act, along with a great plot and direction I truly do think this film is actually the best out of the whole trilogy (a fact overshadowed by Ledger's amazing performance in the 2nd film)

When your crush comes to talk to you. 1:13

It would've been cool if Talia had told Batman before stabbing him, you never did learn to mind your surroundings.

2:57 that tear that Bane sheds as Talia recalls the story. Phenomenal details throughout this whole movie!

This was the best movie! There were many epic moments in this movie! This was the most inspirational batman movie. The character development, the story, the plot twists, the directing, the soundtrack, the action (I could go on but I choose not to) etc. THIS WAS TRULY A MASTERPIECE! Who agrees with me?!

ppl really dont like christian bales batman voice . i actually like it thi

"but I never escaped...." moving line if you think deep about it.

I love this twist, and can't see the movie playing out without it since it ties in neatly before Batman Begins and helps bring the storyline of the League of Shadows full circle (I mean come on if they did Ra's al Ghul it's logical to use Talia). In Batman Begins when Ra's talked about his wife and because he never mentioned Talia, in retrospect it makes sense since why he didn't mention Talia since they were estranged. Talia and Bane forgiving Ra's after his death than coming back to finish off Gotham works since they still believe in the philosophy of The League of Shadows and want to fulfill their jobs. In hindsight why Talia wanted to finish off destroying Gorham and waited longer makes sense. She worked for Wayne Enterprises for years and wanted the clean energy project to be fulfilled to help Gotham further, especially after Batman and the police locked up the mob, then only after Bruce (understandably) shelved the project she and Bane decided to use it against him. Add on Bane working for Daggett, a corrupt businessman, and finding Gordon's letter revealing the truth about the Dent Act which lied to the people of the city for years; it all comes together. Since Bane was Talia's protector in the pit and was shaped by his upbringing in The League of Shadows, them working together adds to his character more, it doesn't undermine him in any way. There were clues and buildup to this reveal throughout the film too since Talia was set up as Miranda Tate to be a kind businesswoman who wanted to aid Bruce in helping Gotham, she was a false hope similar to what Harvey Dent was. Christopher and Jonathan Nolan also drew inspiration from the villains of the classic novel "A Tale of Two Cities" as inspiration for Bane and Talia as villains.

Miranda, you tamed my monster! SHEE LOOOOOOVED IIIIIIIT!

This was the best movie! The best voice of batman and bane!! Most epic masterpiece movie I've ever seen!

I wish Nolan could have found a way to work this twist into the movie at an earlier stage. This is a good scene and Talia is cool the little we see of her, but she really needed a bit more screen time. Nolan unfortunately did not make good use of the time that she pretended to be Miranda, making her bland and boring before the reveal. This unlike in Batman Begins when Ra's Al Ghul was always interesting even when he was pretending to be Henri Ducard. So to mitigate that, the reveal should have happened sooner.

OMG when bane cried...i almost cried!!!

What I always liked about Batman villains much more then any other villains in other frenchsies is the fact that they are all human with no superpowers or superabilities, but use their high inteligence for their own needs. Sure they are almost all driven mad for one reason or another, but you cannot deny they are all highly intelligent and that often Batman has to just outsmart them to win.

my favorite of the trilogy, a pure masterpiece

*Miranda Tate*: You see, it's the *slow knife*, the knife that takes its time, the knife that waits years without forgetting, then slips quietly between the bones, that's the knife, that cuts deepest. _Miranda presses the button and nothing happens._ *Batman*: Maybe your knife...was too slow.

if u watch the scene in TDK when Fox gives him the new suit, he explains the new design makes him more vunerable to knives and gunes.

“You tamed my monster....with your mouth...and two other places...” *in an order that would surprise you...*

"His only crimes is that he loved me." I feel bad for Bane. 😢😢😭

A lot of people thought the twist made Bane dumb. If anything, I thought it made him smarter. The way he showed compassion for Talia, showed true emotion that no dumb brute could show. Also Talia tells Bane not to kill Bruce, he is SMART enough not to listen.

I love how when he says "Cover the doors!" he sounds normal, but when he starts saying "Where's the trigger?!", he just goes full "Where are they?!"

You could say that. He has emotional arcs in the movie and actual development, rather than just a hulking brute.

The moment Talia stabbed him Bruce surely heard Ra‘s al Ghul‘s voice in his head telling him: You still haven’t learned to mind your surroundings!

I shouted "I knew it!" as soon as Talia did the reveal. Best moment ever.

Armor plate separation, Introduced in "The Dark Knight"..... Bruce asked for a suit that gave a greater range of movement. This was made possible by segmenting the armor plates into smaller groups. The downside to these changes is that it makes it a lot easier to slip a knife between the plates or to get a lucky stab in. Plus no under plating was added to fill in where there were gaps.

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People STOP saying there wasn't enough batman I'm tired of hearing that crap, if u understand the story of this film & the end of dark knight & if u watch this film from beginning to end, put all the batman scenes together you'll get a good amount of batman screen time, even In Tim Burton's 89 film batman wasn't in the batsuit majority of the time so there's no excuse to make bad comments about this movie. If anybody has a problem with Nolan's batman u can watch batman forever & batman & robin than you'll be so glad to watch this epic trilogy.

His voice is just the best xD

Marion Cotillard gave a Great Performance in this scene!

This scene was genius. If you remember this goes all the way back to the second one where he had Lucius make him a new suite because he wanted to able to turn his head and Lucius told him he can use a different material or something that it would make it more susceptible to knives.

"If someone stands in the way of true justice, you simply walk up behind them and stab them in the heart."

Mirada and Bruce look wonderful!

"Really seals in the flavor."

Agreed. I think the twist with Talia being the main villain is powerful, because it shows just how personal her attack on Gotham is. Also, some people like to suggest that it came out of nowhere. Not true. If people rewatch the film closely, they can spot several bits of foreshadowing that she is Talia (or simply that she is not what she seems).

if that was batfleck in baleman's place, he would break her hand.

My heart dropped when this popped up in my recommended saying 7 years ago. Only feels like 3/4 years since it came up.

The Dark Knight Rises is awesome

"then you have my permision to die" FUCK YEAH!!!!!

I thought this was a great scene, especially since Bane and Talia came closer than most villains to succeeding. I like how in this film whenever it seems like Batman is getting back on top the villains are always a step ahead.

4:25 you gotta respect her willingness to end it all right there for her cause in that perfect moment where she's fanatically staring him right in the eyes.

i cant stop having goose bumps when watching this scene

Also, villains have emotions too...

It’s always Marion cottilard who’s evil in every Nolan movie. 😂

3:14 Necessary Evil (the full version specifically) is such a good track

Where's your trigger? Where is it?! You'd never give it to an ordinary citizen! Where is it? Where's your trigger? Where is it?! Where is it?! Tell me where the trigger is. Then you have my permission to die.

Bale's voice is actually good when he screams.

I remember thinking, "huh, that kid in the flashback looks like a girl, not a boy." And I was right.

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right! and moments before he was pure rage and aggression within several minutes he demonstrated a better arc than most actors do in a career. Definitely one of the better actors in Hollywood today. cheers

John Wick trying to find his car “WERES MY CAR WERE IS IT”

Never trust a pretty face

That “please” from Bale is heartbreaking.

brings a whole new meaning to spiderman's small knives is my weakness

After a while, I couldn’t tell if this was the original, or College Humor

He fights bane he sounds like he’s garbling marble, but when stapled he sounds like a constipated old man

Because her father died before they could reconcile. She hated her father but still cared for him enough to avenge him.

This Talia is much more colder than in the comics because Talia was madly in love with Bruce.

When I saw this in the Movie Theater, a few ladies sitting near me yelled out "NO!" at 0:04!

this is such brilliant scene and superb acting from Bale, Marion, and Hardy

2:04 "You either die a hero.. or live long enough to see yourself become the villain." Man, this trilogy is DEEP!

Breaks my heart when Batman pleads Talia not to detonate the bomb

3:02 Talia: I cannot forgive my father. Until you murdered him Batman: You're welcome 😁🤪😊

0:08 WHERE'S THE TRIGGER!?! That part is now my meme

I love how he shakes his fist before punching him...

I love how his voice sounds commanding when he says 'Cover the doors' but then he suddenly ramps up to 200% and starts growling and screaming straight after 😂

this movie is as twisted as the first one with the Joker..... Masterpiece

The best thing ever

Love this Batman's Punisher style when he is beating Bane, damn

"I broke you" ...."but i never escaped"

WHERE’S DA TRIGGAAAR!! The way Christian bale asks the Question, “ I would have said, “you speaking Czechoslovakian?”

You'd think Batman would have a knife proof suit

This was such a good movie.

''Maybe the knife was too slow'' Batman you savage