*So, I had a brother who came back from the War a different person* *We thought he would start to be his old self again after a bit of time* *But it turns out that whatever doesn't kill you simply makes you stranger* *One night, I'm woken up by the commotion going on outside my bedroom* *I step outside only to find Mother, Father, our twin sisters and dog massacred* *Now, before I could react, my brother points this shotgun at me and says* *"It's the moment of truth, Little Bro! He's out, right?"* *Terrified, I can only muster a nod, but he turns it on himself* *The last thing my brother ever said is, "Where did you learn to count!"*
Dude, I searched this video just for that scene. I feel the intensity, and the way he pulls up quick with it. So menacing! Heath embodies the joker at every level
Ionfuckncare what’s confusing to me is if he thinks dent is Batman then how does he plan it so that dent and Rachel are kidnapped and so Batman has to choose between them?
Can we appreciate that this scene, like pretty much all of this movie, was done ENTIRELY with practical effects and minimal (if any) green screens? That played a big part in the sense of versimilitude that made the Nolan batman movies, especially this one, so highly regarded.
3:23 - 3:27 “hmmm.....” I actually do believe it when he told Batman he really thought he was Dent. That was a genuine gesture of surprise, even if he suspected the possibility Dent was lying.
Well, I did think he thought Dent was Batman for a little bit when he rescued Rachel, but not very seriously. I thought his "Hmmm..." was the fact that like most people he'd never seen a Batmobile rugby tackle a dump truck before.
as a sound designer this scene will forever be in my mind as such an amazing use of sound and music. One that I keep coming back to. The fact that there is no music until the bat cycle kicks in helps to build that tension and make you feel the heroic moment when batman kicks it up a gear. the sound editing for the foley and effects is like a dance and the rhythmic timing with the film edits is masterfully done that no music is needed. Most other movies would have action music playing over the scene drawing out the beautiful sound design and removing tension. Also as a native chicagoan I have to make my (unoriginal) joke: this is just another typical night on Lower Wacker in Chicago
As someone who knows extremely little about sound editing, the only times I really notice it are when it’s done horribly (looking at you, Transformers!) or when it’s done so well that I only realize why a scene is so memorable when I go back and analyze it.
02:53 you are a Police officer in a large city wearing tactical gear transporting a high priority suspect in a bullet proof truck , you most definitely did sign up for this
2:17 I absolutely love this shot Joker is the only face you really can see letting you know he’s the one controlling everything. He really is a cleric of Chaos.
1:08 the random burning firetruck is really eerie to me. It shows how much the Joker is just able to run rampant that there’s a flaming government vehicle blocking a road that’s supposed to be secured and it’s not even really questioned or explained how it got there.
0:59 This shot here gives me chills everytime, the music combined with this emptiness just gives me this eerie vibe like something is terribly wrong and you should seek refuge immediately. Being out on the road is like being in no man's land.
This and the Joker’s shotgun when he fires it and the sound of it is immediately muted and then fades away. Like you said, a ominous foreshadowing of what will happen to the escort. Great sound design.
Imagine how it would feel if The Joker was sitting next to you. Imagine him silently fiddling with a knife as he waits for a another crazy plan of his to unfold.
Only issues I have with these scene are how useless the helicopter was. For it to be up high, it should be looking ahead and guiding. The convoy should have known about the obstruction long before they were 100 yards away. Second, how convenient it was that the Joker's goons knew the exact road and altitude to catch the helicopter in the wires. The rest was perfect.
There could’ve been someone on the inside. A cop on the payroll. Either being paid off by the mob or the Joker, who at this point in the movie are benefactors. Who ensured the choppers were in the correct position as well as telling the Joker’s men where they would be.
T Remember the helicopter was guiding them but they had to exit to Lower 5th. The passenger said "we need to get up top, we need air support. When they exited the freeway, the chopper caught up to them. Joker was guiding them in thay direction. I agree that it was fly pretty low though...
I remember watching this movie and it was actually Heath Ledger's performance in the trailers that wanted me to see The Dark Knight and I was never a huge fan of comic book movies and now I'm pretty a big one and it was because of this movie The Dark Knight but I remember watching the scene theaters and you can hear a pin drop because everybody was so focused on this seems especially and in my opinion and my personal on this is probably my favorite scene of the movie which The Dark Knight is my opinion the greatest comic book movie of all time
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The fire truck on fire to block is such a cool underrated thing the joker did it suits his personality so perfect to do it like it's a joke and the slaughter is the best medicine eon the side of the trailer always made me laugh I didn't even notice it tho till like years later I love movies like that where you can still find something cool years after watching so many times
IMO he survived just like all the cops in the chase in Begins. I mean Joker gets out of a flipped semi completely unharmed only two minutes later in the film. If it’s not explicit I say we’re meant to suspend our disbelief and believe that Batman hasn’t killed anyone unless the story makes it clear.
I don't care to argue it but there is 0% chance that Mr. garbage man survived. He didn't see it coming so he could not have reacted in time and the cab looked like a crushed soda can. His head/neck or spine were most definitely critically injured and he prob died immediately. If he was short enough to survive that impact he wouldn't have been able to see over the wheel. Suspension of disbelief is not equal to denying evident truths. ^Facts^
Vita et Mortem those literally are not facts lmao. We don’t have any reason to believe the Garbage truck driver died. I’ve seen videos of worse real life accidents where everyone survived. This is fiction, you have no proof of anything (facts) you are choosing to believe something (chosen beliefs are not facts). Garbage truck cabs are tall, deep, and your head sits at the very back of them, with the height of the truck they likely could have seen the Batmobile. Again if we can believe that Joker survives a semi flipping on its cab, or all the cops in Begins survive the chase, then we can believe the Garbage truck driver survives just as easily. Why you choose not to is up to you, but the story never gives us any reason to believe they died and it gives us a lot of reasons to believe they didn’t, so have fun with your delusions
Vita et Mortem If this is real (ruclips.net/video/_2B79xkOa7I/видео.html) then how can you tell there’s 0% chance that the garbage truck driver survived? Answer, you can’t. The story gives us no reason to believe the driver died since it’s never addressed. It’s a scene that’s open to interpretation, sure, but the entire story revolves around Batman not killing. Batman has a reputation in Gotham of not killing with characters telling him “you’ve got rules, Joker’s got no rules”. If he were to kill someone it would be significant and the story would address it. Add to this that there’s clearly still room in the crushed cab for the driver to be alive and that we see people survive similarly horrific crashes in Begins, and Joker’s semi flip two minutes later and there’s zero evidence the driver died. You can choose to believe what you want, but the story doesn’t support it.
The rocket launcher the Joker used is a Norinco Type 69 RPG. One thing I learned about RPGs is that they are designed to pierce armor, not blow up cars. The armored truck Dent's in and the Batmobile are armored vehicles. An RPG can seriously damage armored vehicles, but it can't blow up cars.
Hans zimmer made a score specifically for this scene and in the end Nolan decided to keep it raw! 'like a dog chasing cars' best score of the album was not used in the entire trilogy my word!
When I watch this scene in the movie I didn't know something strange. It looks like normal car chase in any other movies. But when the cars is going down and start bumping I know something isn't normal, something different. And yes, this entire scene doesn't have any backsound music like usual car chase. No shit talk, no music, just focus on the car, the acting and enjoy the car action. That's why I love this scene sooo much. Best version of batman i think
The fact nolan most of the time uses practical effects and only uses cgi when he needs to but shoots in the way you can see it is really admiring they lift that truck up in air .
Almost exact aerial shot + music in the beginning as scene in HEAT. Around 1:08 in HEAT where Pacino’s crew is stalking from truck. I knew Nolan used HEAT as inspiration for Dark Knight but those two scenes are almost copy’s.
I had somehow been watching this movie for over 10 years before I realized the other cop wearing the mask/driving the armored vehicle that doesn't say anything is Gordon. 😑
On google maps and accidentally found the exact spot of the Chicago River where the SWAT truck is pushed out into the river at 2:04. Location is in between the Franklin-Orleans Street Bridge and West Lake Street Bridge, in the middle of the river facing southwest.
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0:54 After all these years I have realized that the shotgun was the one he stole from the guy protecting the bank at the beginning of the movie
*Do you wanna know how I got this shotgun?*
*So, I had a brother who came back from the War a different person*
*We thought he would start to be his old self again after a bit of time*
*But it turns out that whatever doesn't kill you simply makes you stranger*
*One night, I'm woken up by the commotion going on outside my bedroom*
*I step outside only to find Mother, Father, our twin sisters and dog massacred*
*Now, before I could react, my brother points this shotgun at me and says*
*"It's the moment of truth, Little Bro! He's out, right?"*
*Terrified, I can only muster a nod, but he turns it on himself*
*The last thing my brother ever said is, "Where did you learn to count!"*
He also used it when he invaded Bruces party
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Yeah, through out this movie, Joker takes weapons/momentos from his victims. He doesn't waste anything 😆
4:24 “Oh, excuse me! I wanna drive!!”
That line cracks me up, precisely with the way he said it
It always cracks me up when the joker says that the way the joker sounded was my favorite part
He justhuh just do things 🃏
Harvey, Harvey, Harvey DENT!
harvey harvey harvey dent
Who else loves that there's no dramatic music? For me, it makes it feel like it's actually happening and it immerses me.
I do too.
Thank you!!!! I wish more movies and TV shows would realize this.
Jokers theme was playing sometimes but the volume was low
Yeah! It's like the movie Saving Private Ryan... No soundtrack... It makes the movie looking like real, I also feel myself kind of inside the movie
Yeah same here
I'm 38 and this is one of the best movies of my lifetime....
This scene has virtually no CGI,all suspense and action! Definitely one of the best films,ever!
0:54 are we all just going to ignore that? Ruthless af didnt even give him a chance
Dude, I searched this video just for that scene. I feel the intensity, and the way he pulls up quick with it. So menacing! Heath embodies the joker at every level
He murked his ass like he was in Call of Duty / Battlefield camping.
Well, he's an agent of chaos. You ever hear of chaos giving anyone a chance?
At least he was nice enough to spare the trucker lol
He caught him mid sentence 🤣🤣
0:44 when this OST starts playing at this film.....you know something is about to happen
Joker with his anarchy coming
I love jokers subtle "hmmmm" at 3:24. Cracks me up everytime
and I really love the actor ho take the role of joker his amazing hi make the joker look much alive then the comic
I love that too. He's like "...Huh. Who'd have thunk Batman would be able to rugby tackle a goddamn dump truck?"
Its a genuine surprise cause he thought dent was batman.
Ionfuckncare what’s confusing to me is if he thinks dent is Batman then how does he plan it so that dent and Rachel are kidnapped and so Batman has to choose between them?
@@justink569 Think he figured it was dent (not 100 percent sure). Could have asked "why would batman need an escort?".
0:54 Like Joker always said: "If you don't like someone, just shoot him."
Can we appreciate that this scene, like pretty much all of this movie, was done ENTIRELY with practical effects and minimal (if any) green screens? That played a big part in the sense of versimilitude that made the Nolan batman movies, especially this one, so highly regarded.
3:23 - 3:27 “hmmm.....”
I actually do believe it when he told Batman he really thought he was Dent. That was a genuine gesture of surprise, even if he suspected the possibility Dent was lying.
Well, I did think he thought Dent was Batman for a little bit when he rescued Rachel, but not very seriously. I thought his "Hmmm..." was the fact that like most people he'd never seen a Batmobile rugby tackle a dump truck before.
3:22 "Hmmm" Damn lol I think Joker really thought Dent was Batman
Kkkkkkk 🇧🇷
He did say he thought he was
The way he threwwww himself after her 😈
If he thought he was Batman then why did he arrange to have dent and Rachel captured and have Batman choose between them? Never understood this
@@justink569 that was after this scene. Pre this scene he thought Dent was, after he realised Batman wasn't Dent.
"Slaughter is the best medicine"
Keshav Tiwari can't spell
"Slaughter"
Without
"Laughter"
@@davecrupel2817 to joker, they're interchangeable
Words of wisdom.
Pues aplicatela
2:16 Joker looking like the coldest most sinister villain of all time
great cinematography
The atmosphere the burning firetruck makes is unlike anything else
You’re right
I really like that this scene has no music. It makes it more tense.
1:23
It truly sickens me to only imagine what the joker and his men did to the firefighters of that burning fire engine.
What if it was a found in a junkyard
@@blaznx420 it looked in good condition,plus the joker couldn’t have made it to the overpass hauling it without being questioned by police.
@@blaisen.3239 kinda hard to tell it’s condition when it’s engulfed in flames tbh
as a sound designer this scene will forever be in my mind as such an amazing use of sound and music. One that I keep coming back to. The fact that there is no music until the bat cycle kicks in helps to build that tension and make you feel the heroic moment when batman kicks it up a gear. the sound editing for the foley and effects is like a dance and the rhythmic timing with the film edits is masterfully done that no music is needed. Most other movies would have action music playing over the scene drawing out the beautiful sound design and removing tension.
Also as a native chicagoan I have to make my (unoriginal) joke: this is just another typical night on Lower Wacker in Chicago
As someone who knows extremely little about sound editing, the only times I really notice it are when it’s done horribly (looking at you, Transformers!) or when it’s done so well that I only realize why a scene is so memorable when I go back and analyze it.
02:53 you are a Police officer in a large city wearing tactical gear transporting a high priority suspect in a bullet proof truck , you most definitely did sign up for this
Yeah but you don't expect a crazy clown manic with a bazooka tho
I was if Gordon was thinking “Dude, stfu” the whole time.
2:17 I absolutely love this shot
Joker is the only face you really can see letting you know he’s the one controlling everything. He really is a cleric of Chaos.
1:08 the random burning firetruck is really eerie to me. It shows how much the Joker is just able to run rampant that there’s a flaming government vehicle blocking a road that’s supposed to be secured and it’s not even really questioned or explained how it got there.
Love Joker's reaction in 3:22
so casual about it 😂
"These things are built for that right?"
"He's gonna need something alot bigger to get through this"
...... WELL DAM!!
2:40 How about this
Ask and you shall receive lol
Actor playing the officer riding with Gordon: Sooooooo how annoying do you want my character to be?
Nolan: Yes.
He was just a di$k in Boiler Room
He’s a funny guy
0:59 This shot here gives me chills everytime, the music combined with this emptiness just gives me this eerie vibe like something is terribly wrong and you should seek refuge immediately. Being out on the road is like being in no man's land.
This and the Joker’s shotgun when he fires it and the sound of it is immediately muted and then fades away. Like you said, a ominous foreshadowing of what will happen to the escort. Great sound design.
00:19 same note as joker’s motif, can even hear that it’s drawn out until door slams between them. Then music continues
Imagine how it would feel if The Joker was sitting next to you. Imagine him silently fiddling with a knife as he waits for a another crazy plan of his to unfold.
Love how Joker starts with a smaller gun and then he uses bigger ones to test the armour truck 🤣
*“Harvey, Harvey, Harvey Dent!”*
That line gets me in stitches for some reason!
Hahahahaha XD
“Oh, excuse me! I wanna drive!!”
DAH DAH DUH DUMMMM
This movie is perfect from villain to hero to plot
Only issues I have with these scene are how useless the helicopter was. For it to be up high, it should be looking ahead and guiding. The convoy should have known about the obstruction long before they were 100 yards away.
Second, how convenient it was that the Joker's goons knew the exact road and altitude to catch the helicopter in the wires. The rest was perfect.
Joker planned ahead. You have a point about the helicopter showing late. Maybe it got a call about an attack. Could be a normal route
There could’ve been someone on the inside. A cop on the payroll. Either being paid off by the mob or the Joker, who at this point in the movie are benefactors. Who ensured the choppers were in the correct position as well as telling the Joker’s men where they would be.
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Remember the helicopter was guiding them but they had to exit to Lower 5th. The passenger said "we need to get up top, we need air support. When they exited the freeway, the chopper caught up to them. Joker was guiding them in thay direction. I agree that it was fly pretty low though...
0:51 still one of the coldest kills and it's so short but you get the idea of what happened in the matter of 6 seconds
Omg I love the bazooka 😂😂”I didn’t sign up for this!”
I remember watching this movie and it was actually Heath Ledger's performance in the trailers that wanted me to see The Dark Knight and I was never a huge fan of comic book movies and now I'm pretty a big one and it was because of this movie The Dark Knight but I remember watching the scene theaters and you can hear a pin drop because everybody was so focused on this seems especially and in my opinion and my personal on this is probably my favorite scene of the movie which The Dark Knight is my opinion the greatest comic book movie of all time
2:16-3:00 is how I take care of traffic when shawty is driving
Stfu simp lmaoo
Fav scene..joker shooting with the bump stock..lol
Cinematography is incredible here
Who says Batman don't kill anyone? The dude at 3:21 gets flattened, no way he survived that XD
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I love any movie which makes me feel like I'm playing GTA IV. Bravo, Nolan!
The fire truck on fire to block is such a cool underrated thing the joker did it suits his personality so perfect to do it like it's a joke and the slaughter is the best medicine eon the side of the trailer always made me laugh I didn't even notice it tho till like years later I love movies like that where you can still find something cool years after watching so many times
The sound design here is amazing
I like how he slowly keeps on getting bigger guns to destroy the truck its like that one scene in Pulp Fiction.
This scene is better then the entire new Batman movie
A fire truck on fire. How ironic.
Only the Joker would find something so ironic yet so depraved funny.
Guns=bad
Crushing the guy in the garbage truck=perfectly acceptable
IMO he survived just like all the cops in the chase in Begins. I mean Joker gets out of a flipped semi completely unharmed only two minutes later in the film. If it’s not explicit I say we’re meant to suspend our disbelief and believe that Batman hasn’t killed anyone unless the story makes it clear.
I don't care to argue it but there is 0% chance that Mr. garbage man survived. He didn't see it coming so he could not have reacted in time and the cab looked like a crushed soda can. His head/neck or spine were most definitely critically injured and he prob died immediately. If he was short enough to survive that impact he wouldn't have been able to see over the wheel. Suspension of disbelief is not equal to denying evident truths.
^Facts^
Vita et Mortem those literally are not facts lmao. We don’t have any reason to believe the Garbage truck driver died. I’ve seen videos of worse real life accidents where everyone survived. This is fiction, you have no proof of anything (facts) you are choosing to believe something (chosen beliefs are not facts). Garbage truck cabs are tall, deep, and your head sits at the very back of them, with the height of the truck they likely could have seen the Batmobile. Again if we can believe that Joker survives a semi flipping on its cab, or all the cops in Begins survive the chase, then we can believe the Garbage truck driver survives just as easily. Why you choose not to is up to you, but the story never gives us any reason to believe they died and it gives us a lot of reasons to believe they didn’t, so have fun with your delusions
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Vita et Mortem If this is real (ruclips.net/video/_2B79xkOa7I/видео.html) then how can you tell there’s 0% chance that the garbage truck driver survived? Answer, you can’t. The story gives us no reason to believe the driver died since it’s never addressed. It’s a scene that’s open to interpretation, sure, but the entire story revolves around Batman not killing. Batman has a reputation in Gotham of not killing with characters telling him “you’ve got rules, Joker’s got no rules”. If he were to kill someone it would be significant and the story would address it. Add to this that there’s clearly still room in the crushed cab for the driver to be alive and that we see people survive similarly horrific crashes in Begins, and Joker’s semi flip two minutes later and there’s zero evidence the driver died. You can choose to believe what you want, but the story doesn’t support it.
The greatest comic book movie action sequence in my opinion.
The rocket launcher the Joker used is a Norinco Type 69 RPG. One thing I learned about RPGs is that they are designed to pierce armor, not blow up cars. The armored truck Dent's in and the Batmobile are armored vehicles. An RPG can seriously damage armored vehicles, but it can't blow up cars.
And also don’t RPGs have to go a certain distance before it arms itself?
@@fefyfefingtion1530Yeah. At least 50 meters.
One of the best action scenes in movie history.
Hans zimmer made a score specifically for this scene and in the end Nolan decided to keep it raw!
'like a dog chasing cars' best score of the album was not used in the entire trilogy my word!
This is better than the Avengers because the violence isn't overdone and the story is better
yes
This is GTG: Grand Theft Gotham
This is Masterful filmmaking right here.
This movie is so good
How does this 2 part video not have millions of views
Batman says he doesn't kill, but I'm pretty sure that guy in the garbage truck is dead. 3:11
01:23 Fire truck that's on fire. Serious Joker humour.
Yeah and the police not realizing that they are not driving into a trap or anything
When I watch this scene in the movie I didn't know something strange. It looks like normal car chase in any other movies. But when the cars is going down and start bumping I know something isn't normal, something different. And yes, this entire scene doesn't have any backsound music like usual car chase. No shit talk, no music, just focus on the car, the acting and enjoy the car action. That's why I love this scene sooo much. Best version of batman i think
Swag overload at 2:18
Even just that muted "hm" by The Joker is so chilling
The fact the most of the tunnel scenes were shot with miniature vehicles blows my mind.
0:54-0:55 Dang Joker didn't even give that police officer a chance to pull out his gun and say freeze your under arrest
The fact nolan most of the time uses practical effects and only uses cgi when he needs to but shoots in the way you can see it is really admiring they lift that truck up in air .
The Crown Vic takes the first RPG round and keeps driving, seems about right! 🤣
Apparently, SWAT cannot roll down windows and MP5 mag-dump out the window at targets 6 yards away.
nolan missed a good gag, one of the clowns could have been hit by the rpg backblast and flew out and joker would just shrug
3:23 *villager mode activated*
3:22 minecraft villager sound
Harvey Harvey Harvey Harvey Dent!!!! Excuse me I wanna drive!!!!
Classic
3:16, come on. How did Batman NOT kill that guy? Great scene though.
He did survive that. Slow mode it at 3:14
This is still a hard Batman film to beat.
The Joker was riveting.
That fire truck is on fire 1:23😰🚒
Almost exact aerial shot + music in the beginning as scene in HEAT. Around 1:08 in HEAT where Pacino’s crew is stalking from truck. I knew Nolan used HEAT as inspiration for Dark Knight but those two scenes are almost copy’s.
Michael Mann style of filmmaking.
2:16
How u make ur presence known. With the rollin Jakebrake & the slaughter spray painted on the door. That's a badass entrance to fuck shit up
Love that Full Auto Glock spray
0:50 what you constantly hear at the ambassador bridge
I like how batman pushed the garabge truck back
damn, I love this movie man
1:30 first a tow truck,than a crane,now a garbage truck,what’s next, a fire truck?
3:14 “bale Batman never killed anyone”
Yah gtfo lmaoo
But that stupid cocky dumpster driver deserves that
Said nobody ever
Me: (shocked) IT'S AN RPG!!
2:44
3:20 so you're telling me that guy is not dead?
🤷🏿♂️
I’m pretty sure he’s dead. Even though if Batman killed that guy he really deserved it. I didn’t like that garbage man driver
His head is gon when they find em
Anyone notice the joker spray painted the truck to change "Laughter is the best medicine" to "Slaughter is the best medicine"
0:54 His brain must be all over the sidewalk
Joker: You wanna know why I use knives? Guns are too quick. You don’t have time to savor all the little stuff.
Also Joker:
I had somehow been watching this movie for over 10 years before I realized the other cop wearing the mask/driving the armored vehicle that doesn't say anything is Gordon. 😑
Cop: WHAT IS THAT, A BAZOOKA?
Me: NO….IT’S A ROCKET LAUNCHER!!
😱 😆 😉
3:14
Did anyone noticed that batman killed the truck driver, and broke one of his rules.
It's a major plot hole which christopher nolan missed
Maybe he survived? Who knows 🤷♂️
@@freakytabuksniperrifle Laws of Momentum won't let him survive. So, Batman did kill.
Cop : You wait like everybody else pal.
Shotgun : No.
I wonder if Gordon was thinking the whole time he was driving with that other cop “Dude, stfu. You’re so annoying.”
I’ve always thought Batman was gonna die right after the joker shot him with a rocket launcher
1:59 i love the sound
I love how they used miniatures for the garbage truck scene
2:42 no it’s a very big gun
"Exsuse me I wanna drive" and just pushing the driver out is the kindest joker has ever been yo anybody
On google maps and accidentally found the exact spot of the Chicago River where the SWAT truck is pushed out into the river at 2:04. Location is in between the Franklin-Orleans Street Bridge and West Lake Street Bridge, in the middle of the river facing southwest.
How epic was that jump
"Harvey, Harvey, Harvey Dent. Oh, excuse me, I want to drive!"
another Batman doesn't kill moment 3:07 hahaha
Reminds me of the Long Halloween in which Batman plans to use Sal Maroni’s transfer to lure out the Holiday Killer.