Batman Begins scene discussion*spoilers*

Batman Begins scene discussion*spoilers* Mar 16, 2020 5:21:23 GMT

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Post by darkreviewer2013 on Mar 16, 2020 5:21:23 GMT

Mar 15, 2020 22:33:22 GMT moviemouth said:

Mar 15, 2020 12:22:25 GMT The Pumpkin King said:

What I agree with. Ra's Al Ghul was ready to die for his cause and I think would have tried his last best attempt to take Batman down with him for if Batman tried to save him. Batman didn't directly kill him, Ra's Al Ghul killed himself as soon as he decided to destroy Gotham. Batman saved the city, Ra's was an ethical casualty of war. I wouldn't have cared if Batman let The Joker die off that building top in "The Dark Knight" - even with how perfect of a nemesis The Joker was to Batman. However, Batman saved The Joker because he still had another card up his sleeve (no pun intended).
Both villains were mad dog's that had to be taken down or put down. Ra's had already sealed his fate with the decision to destroy the city. The Joker was lucky he survived his battles with Batman. Batman will keep justice no matter what balance he has to maintain. My opinion.

The reason he saves the Joker is because the Joker's whole point is trying to get Batman to break his code about killing. He had to save him in order to further prove Joker wrong. If he wasn't fully aware of this fact in the moment then he might not have been so quick to save the Joker.

Agreed. The Joker didn't care about anyone's life - not even his own. His principle goal was to "corrupt" Gotham's heroes. He succeeded with Harvey Dent, but Batman understood his motivations and was never going to permit him his moral victory. Soi he effectively defeated the Joker by saving his life. And you can even hear the disappointment (and acceptance) in the Joker's voice at the very end ("You really are uncorruptible, aren't you?")

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Post by darkreviewer2013 on Mar 16, 2020 5:21:23 GMT