Batman was telling Gordon, that ultimately, he was his hero.

i love when gordon finds out batman is bruce wayne

1:04 Gordon: "What are you doing?!" Batman: "AYCANDNBJFKIOULBJVNBAY"

*Atom bomb is set to go off in a matter of seconds* "No wait, don't move or do anything. We have to let her finish her point first."

Rest in Peace, Ocean Creatures

* Cat women Kisses Batman * * Gordon Talks To Batman * Atom Bomb: Am I A Joke To You?

"No...Autopilot." The actual line.

Talia: "There's no way this bomb will be stopped." Bruce: "Who said anything about stopping?"

1:05- "AHKENGEHHUEGHHAO OVER THE BAY" 1:09- "NOUGHAHTOEPILLGHGHGH" 1:16- "SODA JEW" 1:29- "ANNYUWRRAIGH"

2:43 "That's Batman" + the Hans Zimmer's music cue = Goosebumps for me every time. Love that moment.

It's too bad Thalia didn't live to see that she failed.

The dialogue that Batman has with Catwoman and Gordon before he flies the bomb out is so well written.

What a powerful scene. The emotions it just transmits is something special. The reaction of Jim Gordon realizing that the man that has fought and give his heart and soul for a city and people who don't ever knew him, without even asking for anything back is truly emotional. How Robin just stares at The Bat flying away in the distance and he just thinks "This man, this symbol is about to give his life for all of us and we'll never even be able to even say 'thank you' to him"... And for them to think that Bruce Wayne, the richest man in the world with alot to lose still did it for his city is something beyond them... You see, what makes a hero is not his suit, or his tools, or his fighting skills, or his powers. What makes a hero is his desition to walk the path no one else would walk, even when he knows he will not return...

I love how Nolan created a Batman in a real world like place. Made you really hope and put the fantasy out of your head of Batman just being a comic book hero into a reality. Well done trilogy.

Did she just randomly go to sleep.

Batman Begins- Gordon: “I never said thank you.” Batman: “And you’ll never have to.” The Dark Knight- Gordon: “Thank you” Batman: “You don’t have to thank me.” Dark Knight Rises- Batman: “A hero can be anyone, even a man doing something as simple and reassuring as putting a coat around a young boy’s shoulders, to let him know the world hadn’t ended.” Batman saying Gordon never has to thank him, to saying thanks at the end is something that should be appreciated more in this trilogy.

funny how there's just over 1 minute left on the timer . yet he has time for a kiss an a fair well speech lol

One thing I never got. The message of the film is that anyone can be the hero, but in the last film, he yelled at people for wearing hockey pads.

The way the kid says “That’s Batman” gives me chills every time

Aquaman:"What a lovely lovely day" 1 sec later "Aquaman":Man,wtf?

I absolutely love that scene of Blake’s at 3:10. His face started of as one of admiration and hope towards Batman. But as the music changed, his expression changed as he realised that Batman was going to sacrifice himself. Beautifully done

This is such a heroic moment, I love it. Batman has always saved people in this trilogy, but this was the one sacrifice that made him a true hero. Saving the entire city by having the city think he died in the explosion. And that kid saying, "It's Batman!" With that incredible music gives me chills. I also love how Batman lets Gordon know he is Bruce Wayne. That quote is amazing.

3:29. A great example of a true hero. A man willing to risk his life to save an entire city, especially Gotham.

This was the end game before the End game of 2019. The drama was so high. Man I can never get tired of this scene

Batman was Gotham’s hero, but Gordon was Batman’s hero

1:24 I love how the suction of Bat-nose left a mark on Selina's cheek after that kiss

I love that Nolan knows that Bruce and Selina belong together. So many thematic elements from the comics respected in such an otherwise drastic departure.

He wasn’t the hero we deserved but he was the hero we needed. May we always honor the DARK KNIGHT🦇

This film had one of the best soundtracks ever

Blake knew Batman had to fly the bomb far enough away from Gotham. That's why his expression changed after he saw the bomb leaving the city.

0:58 worst death by an actress ever

Gordon saved that kid with love when he needed it the most and grew up to be a hero. Love changes everything.

Everyone: cheering Random fisherman: 🔥

What makes this scene extra special, is that it’s the first time we see Batman when the sun rises. The Dark Knight becoming Gotham’s White Knight.

How did that death make it through editing smh...

Aquaman will be PISSED! *Batman V Aquaman confirmed* imagine him waking up that morning to hear his guards say: hey.. Batman just dropped an atom bomb on our heads, just wanted to let you know!

When that kid yells it’s Batman and that music starts up I get the chills every time

Like many others have stated, chills when the kid at 2:43 says, “No, that’s Batman!” And the theme starts and Blake at 3:00 just looks in awe at how he actually did it and then realizes that he’s about to sacrifice himself.

i got chills when he blew the building up the music played and the kids said “it’s Batman”

2:41 I still get goosebumps!!!!

"Bruce Wayne....." No shit! I mean Gordon, this guy drives state of the art million dollars valuable hi-tech military veichles, has technology that puts even the feds and cia to shame, 6' 210 pounds, I mean the chips where there come on

Batman's way of saying goodbye to Gordon is saying, "Thank you."

how did Christopher Nolan allow that talia death to be in the final cut

That shot starting at 3:20 gets me when he knows he has to get out but his facial expression is peaceful and it's like for a second he's taking it all in knowing Batman's work is done!! Incredible scene!!!

i wonder if that's why nolan started thinking about making an oppenheimer movie

3:14 Probably the moment when he realises that he doesn't have to die but can kill the Batman.

This movie did something else that made me love it along with all the other levels of awesome it had, It showed young boys in peril. You almost NEVER see that in movies. Its always little girls in danger, boys don't exist?? Thank you Nolan for remembering us, because we can care that boys are in danger too.

That's actually just a refined and more dramatic version of Batman running with the bomb in the 60's movie.

One of my all time fave scenes in any movie. What an epic picture of what selflessness looks like.

Best CatWoman ever since Julie Newmar from the 60s. Beautifully Gorgeous.

3:42 admit it you were happy at that scene

0:34 Batman's answer should be"who said anything about stopping" making a reference for batman begins (train scene)

This series has been a lot of things, giving me many different ideas and reminders, over the years. I’ve realized what lesson it taught me only just as I watched this part again: Evil can be anywhere, anyone, for any reason or no reason at all. Even we allow ourselves to become monsters, if we give in to the good feeling of being evil; because it does feel good. But evil hath no fury any greater than a man who knows he is doing the RIGHT thing, for the right reason; that is the greatest, most addicting feeling of them all. All it takes a truly good person in an ocean of evil, to teach love, human compassion and self-sacrifice, to spread that good.

The hero putting a coat line gets me every single time!

Just AMAZING directing and editing and writing. Okay listen. At 2:36 u see batman eject while blowing up the building. Then at 2:39 he says "heads down this is it" causing everyone to look down meaning nobody saw him escape. But actually 2 kids did see. Alot of yall dont think about the explosion before fying over the bay. That was no accident that was a diversion. Batman actually ejects himself and watches and Hope's that the batplane stays above and makes it over the bridge. After it does u can see it slowly descending lower as the bum itself starts to skid on water. Even at 3:13 batman looks to his left to watch the bum explode from where he ejected from. That is how Bruce wayne survived kids. I want my like.

No Avengers movie can beat this trilogy imo

The only fkin movie that gives me the chills all the time!Much love for the whole trilogy

This trilogy... I absolutely loved everything about it

As something simple as putting a coat on a boy. Gordon: Wait a second. I put a coat on a boy thirty years ago. BrUcE WaYnE??

"what are toy doing???" "ICANGETGHTEITOUTOHVEREHTTHEBAY" quotes in history

0:41 favorite scene from this sequence. Robin is a great heir to the mantle

''The Hero Could Be Anyone , Even A Man Actign As A Symbole And Reashuring Is Putting A Coat Around A Young Boy's Shoulder , To Let Him Know The World Has Ended.'' ''Bruce Wayne ?'' Love That Line

What I love about this scene is that here is where we realize that Bruce Wayne actually idolizes Jim Gordon probably more than Jim Gordan idolizes Batman. Gordon, one man, alone in a police force dominated by corruption and greed, is willing to stand out in the open, potentially lose everything he has, to do what is right. I wonder if Jim Gordon realizes that his existince is likely what inspired Batman to keep fighting against all odds, as long as Batman had Gordon, one good man in a sea of lawlessness, there was hope for Gotham.

Batman sure Fs around a lot while an atom bomb is set to detonate in a minute and half.

if you don't get chills at 2:44 you are not human lol

Self sacrifice. The ultimate super power, one every single one of us has within.

The Catwoman and Batman are truly in love.

I love how that kid yells "No... That's Batman!"

Still gives me the goosebump. Ready for Battinson??

The song that plays when Batman stares into the ocean before it blows up is the same song that played when his parents died

3:29 there's no way they'd hear that blast instantly lol

"Bruce Wayne?!" *Realizes Batman has this giant military-grade hovercraft and is apparently privately funded* "Well aren't I just the worst detective of all time?"

01:34 A hero can be anyone, even a man doing something as simple and reassuring as putting a coat on a young boy's shoulders to let him know that the world hadn't ended.

Gordon knows Batman is Bruce just from mentioning a coat from decades ago. Yet Gordon barely recognized Bruce face to face in TDK when he crashed his lambo.

Still can't forget when I watched this with my aunt in the theatres, good times

3:36 A sneak peek of Oppenheimer, Nolan thought of it since 2012, wow

The Funniest part is after Batman's speech, Gordon recollects that incident immediately which happened over decades back. I don't even remember whom I met Day before yesterday.

Cat woman Anne Harthway has been the best actress to play that role ; sophisticated , classy ; tricky , tenacious ; words can’t describe the combination of Gordon , Fox and Batman ; this trilogy will go down as one of the best ever in my opinion !

This trilogy had the best beginning and ending out of all Batman movies

Am I the only one wondering how he survived this

A legendary ending to a legendary triology. Batman forever 🔥

Atleast bruce got to smash before she died

Tallia: there’s no way this bomb will be stopped. Batman: who said anything about stopping it?

Hero can be anyone even a man who's doing something simple

That operah still gives the goosebumps

A lot of people say that Talia's death is cheesy, fake, unrealistic, etc. I get it, I can argue how it could have been better but this is justified. Don't forget she was traveling at a decent speed and that was several tones of truck that fell down so the g-force would have been hellish. She died from bones splintering her insides and Internal bleeding... it's actually a pretty harsh way to go and it can take less than that to happen.

I don't know why 20's Batman movies has the best ending scenes

"The HERO Bruce Wayne saves Gotham" You mean BATMAN saves Gotham.

"Some days, you just can't get rid of a bomb!"

De todas las películas que me he visto de batman... Esta trilogia de batman de C. Nolan son de las mejores!!

"This is it!" "No, that's Batman!"

Got goosebumps at 1:01 a literal flawless performance

i cried SO HARD

Talia al Ghul's death acting is cheesy and lame. The way she died seemed so unrealistic.

We all believed Batman didn’t make it until Alfred spotted him w Selena at the restaurant

That's deep, Gordon being told by Batman that he is his hero.

"It's an atom bomb!" Blake: "you think they need to hear that right now and watch them die without hope." Blake, you just contradicted yourself.

Even tho he didn’t die but that part made me cry

That was the funniest death 0:59 ever

A Hero can be anyone..... Even a man doing something as simple and reassuring as putting a coat around a little boy's shoulders Bruce Wayne Aka BAtman