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Post by anthonyrocks on Feb 10, 2018 16:07:43 GMT
What are your own Top 5 Favorite Scenes in Each of the 3 Christopher Nolan "BATMAN" Movies ?
For an Example, Here are My own Top 5 Favorites in Each of Them Below!
BATMAN BEGINS
1. Ra's al Ghul's (Liam Neeson) Death Scene!
2. When Ducard (Liam Neeson) surprises Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) at his Birthday Party and reveals himself as the real Ra's al Ghul.
3. When the Police chase the Tumbler.
4. When Dr. Crane (Cillian Murphy) reveals himself as the Scarecrow and poisons Carmine Falcone (Tom Wilkinson).
5. When Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) fights the Imposter Ra's (Ken Watanabe).
THE DARK KNIGHT
1. When Batman (Christian Bale) tosses The Joker (Heath Ledger) off the Building.
2. When Two-Face (Aaron Eckhart) flips his coin deciding the fates of Batman, Himself, and Gordon's Son.
3. When Two-Face (Aaron Eckhart) kills Salvatore Maroni (Eric Roberts) and His Driver.
4. When Batman (Christian Bale) flips The Joker's (Heath Ledger) Truck.
5. When The Joker (Heath Ledger) confronts All of the Mob Bosses at their Meeting.
THE DARK KNIGHT RISES
1. When Miranda Tate (Marion Cotillard) stabs Batman (Christian Bale) and reveals herself as Talia al Ghul.
2. When Batman (Christian Bale) and Catwoman (Anne Hathaway) chase Talia al Ghul (Marion Cotillard) and Her Vehicle Convoy.
3. When Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) escapes from The Pit.
4. The 2nd Fight between Batman (Christian Bale) and Bane (Tom Hardy).
5. When Bane (Tom Hardy) and His Men attack the CIA Plane.
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What about everybody else here ?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 10, 2018 16:14:49 GMT
Part 1, snags fat bearded cop on line and angrily asks him upside down where they were taking the drugs
Part 2, lucius resignation which mysteriously forgotten in part 3
Part 3, him standing on bridge thingy with cape flowing in wind. Also opening scene in long grass
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Post by anthonyrocks on Feb 10, 2018 16:25:27 GMT
Part 1, snags fat bearded cop on line and angrily asks him upside down where they were taking the drugs Part 2, lucius resignation which mysteriously forgotten in part 3 Part 3, him standing on bridge thingy with cape flowing in wind. Also opening scene in long grass Lucius Fox didn't resign in " THE DARK KNIGHT", He threatened to resign as long as that machine that Bruce was using to find The Joker was still there. He didn't need to though because it basically self-destructed after Fox typed in his name into it's system. |
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Post by Popeye Doyle on Feb 10, 2018 16:25:45 GMT
Batman Begins -
The Dark Knight -
The Dark Knight Rises - 
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Post by Deleted on Feb 10, 2018 16:26:37 GMT
Part 1, snags fat bearded cop on line and angrily asks him upside down where they were taking the drugs Part 2, lucius resignation which mysteriously forgotten in part 3 Part 3, him standing on bridge thingy with cape flowing in wind. Also opening scene in long grass Lucius Fox didn't resign in " THE DARK KNIGHT", He threatened to resign as long as that machine that Bruce was using to find The Joker was still there. He didn't need to though because it basically self-destructed after Fox typed in his name into it's system. Batman told him to resign by entering his name, which he did |
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Post by Vegas on Feb 10, 2018 18:49:24 GMT
THE DARK KNIGHT5. When The Joker (Heath Ledger) confronts All of the Mob Bosses at their Meeting. That's probably my favorite scene. Can we just pretend that movie never happened? ::puke::
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Post by anthonyrocks on Feb 10, 2018 19:33:10 GMT
THE DARK KNIGHT5. When The Joker (Heath Ledger) confronts All of the Mob Bosses at their Meeting. That's probably my favorite scene. Can we just pretend that movie never happened? ::puke::
Hey, I actually liked " THE DARK KNIGHT RISES". |
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Post by Vegas on Feb 13, 2018 16:12:26 GMT
Hey, I actually liked " THE DARK KNIGHT RISES". It's just so.. so... soooooooooooooooooo bad.  |
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Post by anthonyrocks on Feb 15, 2018 18:19:50 GMT
anybody else ?
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Post by moviebuffbrad on Feb 16, 2018 0:27:45 GMT
-ending scene with Joker card
-Bruce's training montage with Ra's
-Crane showing Falcone his mask
-interrogation scene
-standoff with Two-Face
-Joker escape/birth of Two-Face/death of Rachel
-Batman and Bane sewer fight
-Wall Street heist
-Alfred leaves
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Post by moviemouth on Feb 16, 2018 0:39:20 GMT
That's probably my favorite scene. Can we just pretend that movie never happened? ::puke::
Hey, I actually liked " THE DARK KNIGHT RISES". I am a big fan of The Dark Knight Rises too. |
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Post by moviemouth on Feb 16, 2018 0:49:20 GMT
Lucius Fox didn't resign in " THE DARK KNIGHT", He threatened to resign as long as that machine that Bruce was using to find The Joker was still there. He didn't need to though because it basically self-destructed after Fox typed in his name into it's system. Batman told him to resign by entering his name, which he did That isn't how I took what happened either. I see it the same way Anthonyrocks does. They come to an unspoken agreement at that scene and that agreement is that Bruce will no longer use that technology. Fox shuts down the system at the end, hence why we see the machine malfunction. Bruce knew that Fox likely wouldn't approve of him using the machine and Bruce's code for shutting the machine down permanently is Lucius's name. It is a bit vague I will admit. |
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Post by moviemouth on Feb 16, 2018 1:14:22 GMT
Batman Begins
1. Batman revealing his true identity to Rachel
2. The tumbler chase
3. Batman vs. Scarecrow at Arkham Asylum
4. Bruce Wayne refuses to kill the thief for Ra's
5. Bruce Wayne's first encounter with Falconi
The Dark Knight
1. The interrogation scene
2. The Joker and Two-Face at the hospital
3. The bank robbery
4. Joker crashes the party
5. The last scene with Two Face, Batman and James Gordon
The Dark Knight Rises
1. Bane's prison monologue
2. Bane's attack on Wall Street
3. Bane and Batman in the sewer
4. Bane on the plane
5. Bruce Wayne climbs out of the pit
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2018 1:24:46 GMT
Batman told him to resign by entering his name, which he did That isn't how I took what happened either. I see it the same way Anthonyrocks does. They come to an unspoken agreement at that scene and that agreement is that Bruce will no longer use that technology. Fox shuts down the system at the end, hence why we see the machine malfunction. Bruce knew that Fox likely wouldn't approve of him using the machine and Bruce's code for shutting the machine down permanently is Lucius's name. It is a bit vague I will admit. that is not only subtle but nonsensical. If someone enters a name, it is a signature signify9ng ones assent or authorizati9n. If he wanted t9 self destruct the computer, there should have been a key to turn or a button to push, not entering his name. |
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Post by moviemouth on Feb 16, 2018 1:35:49 GMT
That isn't how I took what happened either. I see it the same way Anthonyrocks does. They come to an unspoken agreement at that scene and that agreement is that Bruce will no longer use that technology. Fox shuts down the system at the end, hence why we see the machine malfunction. Bruce knew that Fox likely wouldn't approve of him using the machine and Bruce's code for shutting the machine down permanently is Lucius's name. It is a bit vague I will admit. that is not only subtle but nonsensical. If someone enters a name, it is a signature signify9ng ones assent or authorizati9n. If he wanted t9 self destruct the computer, there should have been a key to turn or a button to push, not entering his name. The machine is shown malfunctioning right after he enters his name. I think Nolan wanted it to be intentionally confusing. Nolan is a director who makes up his own rules about reality and this is no different. It may be nonsensical in reality but in the world of the movie entering his name is shutting down the system and I am pretty sure that could be done if the system was set up to be shut down by entering a word. It also doesn't make sense thematically your way. The whole point of the scene is that Wayne realizes he is in the wrong and Fox is in the right and the whole trilogy is built on Bruce Wayne's moral realizations. |
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Post by singh on Feb 16, 2018 2:18:11 GMT
Batman begins- "It's not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me". It was one of the best moment in the movie.
The dark knight- Every scene with our late joker on the screen. The prison scene when the joker says "Do you want to know why I use a knife? Guns are too quick. You can’t savor all the… little emotions. In… you see, in their last moments, people show you who they really are. So in a way, I know your friends better than you ever did. Would you like to know which of them were cowards"? It stands out among all the great scenes of late heath ledger for me.
The dark knight rises- bane in the stadium.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2018 3:48:22 GMT
that is not only subtle but nonsensical. If someone enters a name, it is a signature signify9ng ones assent or authorizati9n. If he wanted t9 self destruct the computer, there should have been a key to turn or a button to push, not entering his name. The machine is shown malfunctioning right after he enters his name. I think Nolan wanted it to be intentionally confusing. Nolan is a director who makes up his own rules about reality and this is no different. It may be nonsensical in reality but in the world of the movie entering his name is shutting down the system and I am pretty sure that could be done if the system was set up to be shut down by entering a word. It also doesn't make sense thematically your way. The whole point of the scene is that Wayne realizes he is in the wrong and Fox is in the right and the whole trilogy is built on Bruce Wayne's moral realizations. I know what you mean about how Nolan leaves things open to interpretation. However I also feel that the optimistic view is the fantasy view and that reality almost always reflects the sadder crappier version. Otherwise there would be no need for the alternative used by him to cast ambiguity. That's just the way the world is. |
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