Batman: Arkham Origins - Alfred Confronts Batman (Cutscene)
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2013
- Alfred expresses his concerns to Batman...he's such a nice guy.
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"I am the reason the criminals breathe easier when the sun rises."
That sounds so damn cool
Batman's such a cool guy
Alfred should've punched him for that!
dcanemone43 wtf no batman will wreck alfred i dont want alfred to die
Kyle Redshaw Batman couldn't mess with Alfred even if he tried his HARDEST
@@tobiaswalker7562 batman would lose all respect if he punched alfred.
"I am not in danger, Alfred, I AM THE DANGER"
EpicBeard815 I AM THE ONE *WHO KNOCKS!*
Okay Heisenberg.
Alfred is the father figure Batman needs
3:13 I literally thought he was gonna say it 💀
I AM THE SENATE
Fun fact: With subtitles on; when having a personal or parents-related talk with Alfred, the subtitle switches from Batman to Bruce Wayne
CHEETS 39 it does the same thing when you have to use the Shock Gloves on Alfred after Bane attacks him
That's so cool.
@@georgereeves8137 it's called a defibrillator
The Grimwiz if u play the game u get the shock gloves after electrocutioners death.
it isn’t a defibrillator.
hmmmm, interesting
"When a mugger or a thief stops to think twice that is fear. That is what I am."
Surprised alfred was still arguing after that.
@@finnheisenheim8274
He was just trying to protect his surrogate son. And he had a point. Batman was still green here.
Why they are acting
Reminds me of Injustice Superman
oath of conquest paladin
I now know why Kevin Conroy didn't voice act in this game and it's perfect that he didn't. Here, we have a Batman who has only been at this for about 2 years or so. He is full of anger and is vengeful against the criminals of Gotham, his punches and kicks are literally his words when he fights, almost like a man who is trying to release stress. The Batman Kevin Conroy voice acts is level-headed, calm and knows what he's doing about 90% of the time. Kevin's level of Batman would not have been a good match for this rookie Batman.
Fucking precisely, my boy. Good shit, I’m real glad to see you complement the choice these dudes choose a different voice actor for a different Batman
I actually really liked this VO for Batman - i thought it worked rly well
@@Killzone73649 Who's voicing him here? Sounds familiar
Izuki 101 Roger Craig Smith.
Izuki 101 he also played Chris redfield in Resident Evil, sonic in sonic, and ezio auditore in AC2
Bruce went full Heisenberg on Alfred there, but I think Alfred owned him spot on calling him a young man with a trust fund and too much anger....
"I AM the one who scares"
I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS ON THE BAT.
True😂😂😂😭
Alfred can never own Batman 😎
@@brucew565 Tell me, do you read?
You can't truly appreciate this scene if you don't realize how Bruce evolves throughout the game.
When you think about it, Arkham Origins serves as a Year One story for the Arkham series.
Warrior Born At the start, we see Batman brush off the idea that 8 elite assassins were sent after him. How Batman’s dismissing Alfred’s concerns every time he brings up his safety, the fact that he believes the GCPD has failed Gotham and that Batman alone is the one and only bastion protecting it from evil. But as the game progresses, we see that Batman can’t handle everything alone, especially when he doesn’t let anyone in, especially after Bane got to Alfred. That’s when Bruce realizes that he can be Gotham’s protector, it’s Hero because of the people he can trust and rely on, starting with Alfred. Then Gordon, Barbara, and so on. This arrogant Batman saw himself as omnipotent, but what he needed was some humility, and accept Bruce’s humanity, and to finally let people in
@@dongbong7405 kinda reminds me of Noel
@@dongbong7405 well at least Bruce wasn't Tony Stark.
Well, it's real strong even without any game experience. Like I played Arkham Asylum and City only (Knight didn't work on my computer, unfortunately).
"you're a young man with a trust fund and too much anger"
alfred is always spot on with his analysis of bruce. he is pure rage in this game,and it sometimes blinds him to what he is becoming,but alfred is always there to drag him down to earth
Yea but think about it though bruce is also smarter and he's a master of multiple different fighting styles
@@darksage2233 what does that have to do with anything?
@@Themysteriesman6695 people like that guy have such a surface level understanding of Batman/Bruce lol
Yeah LOL
@@darksage2233Alfred has more wisdom, and hes Batman’s father figure. Not to mention this Batman is enraged. Alfred here is more level headed and experienced which makes him smarter. Not in iq but in overall knowledge and wisdom.
This game is so underrated. The writing in here is phenomenal.
@killwill83 and city is a carbon copy of asylum you fuck. You ppl just hate on origins at any chance you get.
Gwynblaidd I agree the game is such a masterpiece of writing and emotion. Honestly origins made me feel more for Batman and Alfred than the rocksteady Arkham games.
Gwynblaidd it would’ve been better if not for two things:
1: it’s a prequel to the Arkham series so any “oh no, is this person going to die” moments are invalid and the writing doesn’t match what was established.
2. Joker steals the story and that is unforgivable. Black mask should’ve been the main guy, and joker should’ve been a side antagonist.
It had the fault of making Joker the main villain AGAIN. I would have been fine with Black Mask.
As far as the map and most of the environments go, it’s easily the least interesting for me, but I honestly think it has the best story.
The main series is bigger stakes and feels like a comic book story which is cool in its own right, but the fact that the concept of a younger Batman requires small stakes and more grounded foes made Arkham Origins feel more intimate.
It’s more of a classic crime drama story than a big comic book epic, about a man waging his own war on crime and discovering depths of depravity in humanity that he didn’t realize existed. The Christmas Eve setting is classic and the more grounded villains and focus on detective elements make this feel like more of a crime story along the lines of Year One, Killing Joke, and The Dark Knight and that smaller scale allows the character drama some room to really shine.
"No, not may be! I am!" So badass.
I will not in good concuins allow you to go!
Julia Broadway
conscience*
Hands down best cutscene in game.
Hmm, the "other scene" with Alfred is also quit powerfull.
But this one's also damn good, I hope the sequel they make will knock us DOWN!
Hopefully a sequel to City, not a sequel to Origins that takes place after origins and before asylum. That would just be confusing.
*****
I see "Origins 2" in term of: 'The opening(night, if you want :-) ) of the Arkham Assylum. And it all go's to hell :-D '.
Origins didn't dissapoint me, problem was I think that everyone was expecting to much of it.
It should have been more "teased" as previous Arkham games, in stead of shown, so that our expectations were in check.
But Origins could have been better on certain points, where-as Assylum and City, both nailed right on top both times.
Nick De Pauw That's cool. I'm actually writing my own script for a tv show called Arkham (yes based on Arkham city)
Whut?
Hard to believe :-) .
And sinds you're using a alias, I won't known if your really one of the writers. Unless you actually will use it in the credits of the TV-show ;-) :-D .
Best of luck with it (would be a GREAT!!! show [don't know if you played Arkham Assylum, but if you aced it 100%. There's lots of hidden stuff/creepy stuff there, that points out that place is corrupted TO THE BONE => prequel-material :-p . (There's some winks to it in Arkham Origins also (endig-credits and ridller-audiofiles (of Shiva i think)))]).
The only other people who've ever argued with Batman are Wonder Woman and Superman. Both have godlike powers with which to defend themselves.
Alfred's got a British accent. He is the bravest man I've ever seen.
It helps the man he's talking to is in fact his foster son.
Natasel Probably just got one picture each of Catwoman, Harley and Poison Ivy.
Natasel He's a lonely man, give him his space.
And give Alfred a mop and some detergent.
But Alfred is also the man who raised him since he was 8
But Alfred is also the man who raised him since he was 8
''Because I am the reason the criminals breathe easier when the sun rises''. That has got to be the coolest thing batman has ever said in the entire game
The other being
"Evening the odds"
@@danielgibeault8060 yeah mate indeed
@@danielgibeault8060 We evened the odds a little too much in that game
@@user-hx6gs9rq7u agreed there was a bit to much evening
The _second_ thing is: “TALK! Don’t make me crack your skull and look for the answers inside..”
Fucking loved that one
And that is Roger Craig Smith's greatness. He voices so many different characters you'd never guess without searching - Sonic, Ezio, Batman in this particular game. Easily the second best Batman ever
I'll put him on par with Conroy.
***** For you, maybe. But I just stated my opinion.
Conroy will forever be Batman. Roger isn't better or worse, just different.
Aaaand I just contradicted myself
Agreed! He's the perfect balance between Kevin Conroy and Christian Bale. Of course Michael Keaton too.
***** Wow you're really not a fan of opinions, are you. Unless, of course, they're your own.
"Tonight will not be my end. But it will be their's!"
*Proceeds to crash Batwing into the wall, and dies.*
+Yump Bagle Thank you!
***** Alfred: You were saying, sir?
LOL
+Doctor Bane Bane:I will break you!
Batman: No! THIS TIME I BREAK YOU!
*never realized bane is huge than batman*
Batman: Oh crap
Bane then breaks batman in half.
Julia Broadway He is now half the man he was.
Some of the things I love in any Batman media is whenever Alfred step up against Batman and speaks his mind. I mean, yes Batman made a promise to his dead parents, but none the less it still shows the human side of their conflict. Alfred is not only Bruce Wayne's butler, he is the closest Bruce has to a father, he raised him after his parents died and even though Alfred supports Batman's war on crime he still fears for Bruce's safety, as a parent should. He wants to help him as best as he can but he don't want to see the man, he has cared for all those years like a son destroy himself, so that's why I just love scenes like these. Not only does it show how much heart Alfred has got, but it also shows how much courage he has got
Rasmus Thyrring Personally I don't think Alfred has much guts for standing up to Bruce for one reason. Bruce could never hurt Alfred and never in my life have I seen Bruce hurt him. Not to mention the fact that knowing that person for their whole life kinda makes it to where no matter what that person does he won't fear him.
You said it best Rasmus. I love this cut scene so damn much. I wish this was in the movies.
Rasmus Thyrring 'am i "all right"? no sir, my son has just died.'
@@sylwil, this scene is literally emulating the scene from The Dark Knight Rises when Alfred leaves Bruce.
@@antona.1327 I love that scene.
You actually hear him drop his deep voice and go full Bruce Wayne when he goes off on Alfred
The best Arkham Series story, and finally you can feel that Alfred really cares for Bruce.
It might have been a better game, but the story in Origins is far more interesting.
+Chlebakk not a better game, but the game that incorporated all the elements and Origins expanded a little more on that.
And yes, my favorite Arkham game is Origins. Love it! And the acting is so on spot.
+NinjaArthur Arkham City was not better. Stop telling yourself that. Idc if it's your opinion. The story for this game is better and what makes it even better is that Batman is brutal as f.
NinjaArthur I beat the whole game buddy. It's not better than Arkham Origins besides a bigger city and less bugs.
Origins did indeed have the best writing, but it was contrived and unbelievable that Batman meets every significant character in his mythos for the first time on the same night.
Why do all the Arkham games have to take place in one night? Many shorter games span a longer time period. It takes me about a month just to finish the main story missions in the Arkham series.
probably the best piece of acting Roger Craig Smith ever did.
What about Ezio Auditore da Firenze
ryanbelcher25rb I like Batmang better
+TheGrayMysterious ok
The guy is pretty good.
TheGrayMysterious - Chris, Sonic the Hedgehog and Ezio :)
Emotion, badassery, determination and great dialogue all in one cutscene. Very powerful!
I do not think it is great, but whatever floats the boat I guess.
@@NameisU bro no one needs your opinion here kiddo
@@brucelara1234 Let me elaborate, these lines aren't lines normal teenagers can't come up with and aren't as deep as they are lead to believe.
@Hydra Hamad It just didn't live up to MY expectation and Bruce Wayne isn't a real man, which doesn't discard the option for teenagers to play this game. The narrative isn't as deep as I imagined it was for a game about Bruce Wayne.
@@NameisU Awww...ok butthurt fangirl
"Tonight will not be my end, but it will be theirs!"
*Proceeds to trip on Cape and fall off landing pad*
🤣👌
Batman: You didn’t see that, Alfred.
*NO CAPES!*
@@DarthWall275 🤣
Michael_ Vampyre Haha 🤣 good one
Robert Pattinson is exactly like Arkham Origins Batman.
Exactly. Both are in their early years. Are unhinged. Ignores or turns down their Alfred's pleas for stopping the fight. They are also both enraged as all hell.
exactly
Especially the opening monologue of how Batman represents fear and makes criminals hesitate.
how did you know this 4 months ago?
@@davidbarroso1960 Probably from the trailer where Batman beats the shit out of a thug
Alfred Pennyworth... The only man who can stand up to Batman and get away with it.
Well alfred is a man who raised him after Batman parents is dead so... yeah
So can Superman and Wonder Woman.
@@eec589 They'd loose.
@@chrissmart21 How so? Wonder Woman would pulverize him in minutes.
eec trust me, she wouldn’t. She’d fall in love with him first.
This scene was perfectly written. Bruce has spent years of his life devoted to nothing but preparing himself for this, he's traveled, suffered and given everything for it, blood sweat and tears. Alfred is trying to use logic and reason to save losing the most important person in his life but he can't see that this isn't the little boy he raised anymore. That boy died in a dark alleyway a long time ago. Alfred is still looking past the cowl at the man underneath but that man is just a shell now. He needs to understand that this isn't Bruce Wayne pretending to be a vigilante, Bruce is who he is pretending to be and the cowl is who he really is now.
darthkahn45 so Bruce is playing vigilante
@@MrBrandonStar yea basically. This weenie didnt have to write a synopsis about it.
@@MrBrandonStar The vigilante is playing at being Bruce
Basically, Bruce is the mask, Batman is the man. And that scares Alfred.
Can we stop using metaphors here, just say batman is the real personality of bruce and his social life is just a disguise.
“You are outmatched by these assassins.” These words. These damn words. They hit batman so hard even superman can’t.
I love how, despite Bruce being outmatched, he still manages to keep his self confidence, and use every fibre of his being into stopping the Assassins of Gotham.
And win...
And all in one night.
"You're not some hardened vigilante. You're a young man with a trust fund and too much anger." He's spitting facts.
3:10 lol I like how Alfred looks away and Bruce gets into his sight to force him to look at him. Fucking boss.
I didn't even realize that.
@@Samuel152 me neither
According to the comics, every night Bruce leaves to crusade, Alfred sits next to an old phone. It's the estate's public landline, and it hasn't rang since the night of Thomas and Martha's murder. He's terrified that some day it will ring once again, this time to announce the death of the man he considers his son.
This is where Alfred learns that Bruce is the mask, and Batman is the man. Quite different from the Nolan film which is using DC source material anyways
You’re right, when Wonder Woman used her lasso of truth on herself, superman and Batman to reveal each other’s secret identities. Superman replied Clark Kent, Wonder Woman replied Diana of themyscira and Bruce replied Batman
@@abielm8467 What comic was that?
@@therunn3197 Wonder Woman Annual #1 if I’m not mistaken. Haven’t read it since 2018 I think
@@abielm8467 alright thanks
@@abielm8467 I agree with you, well sort of. While, yes Batman is often depicted as the real identity, in the Arkham games both could be considered part of Bruce, take for example the end of Knight, where he takes off his mask to see his city as Bruce Wayne one last time, even in this game he mentions making a promise to his parents, that’s Bruce Wayne talking. So while yes, Batman is often depicted as his “real” identity, personally I think Bruce is just as much part of him as Batman in this. But the nice thing about this legendary character is it can be interpreted in so many ways. Which is why I think he’s the best fictional character of all time, the sheer depth of his character.
Holy shit, Roger's awesome as Batman. He's easily my one of my favorites, along with Peter Weller and Kevin Conroy.
He's a good voice for a younger batman.
+Alex Smith i agree
+Twocoolman115 I agree too.
RoytheRetard no his not i'm not founded about his voice of course
Ian Raneses Really? he Sound’s Like A Younger Conroy!
I like how Alfred is at first fine with Bruce leaving, even has a new gadget for him and then suddenly "you cant go bruuuuuce".
he was actually using it as an excuse for bruce to have to stay a bit to test it. but bruce immediately shrugs off that suggestion and heads right back out.
@@BradTheDead poor old man :(
1:31 This for some reason really gets me emotional. You can see in the actor’s performance all the emotion from Alfred. He’s honestly distraught, thinking he’s failed of caring for the boy he swore to look after.
Alfred may not approve of Bruce being Batman, but he is always there for him. He knows Bruce more than anybody. Others seem him as rich guy with gadgets who also have social issues, but Alfred knows the pain Bruce went through ever since he was a child.
Montreal did an amazing job showing us this young, reckless, angry, emotional batman it sets off a different tone to us which is good
when the mugger or the thief stops to think twice that is fear
That is what I am!
That is why they hired assassins
@@illaxx8448 because I am the reason criminals breathe better when the sun rises
@@camerongreene3357 So no Alfred, I am not in over my head
@@al3xgames790 Tonight will not be my end, but it will be theirs
"I am the one who knocks!"
I was thinking the exact same thing when watching this scene lol
Bestialce2007
Me too. This scene has a very strong Breaking Bad vibe.
I don't see it
JW_Gojifan
Then watch Breaking Bad. The dialogue is a near ideantical copy of a scene between Walter and his wife.
Almost 2 years later :o
Dammit, all Alfred wanted was a salty Christmas ham and presents under a tree! But Batman knows the truth; you can't gift wrap justice.
Sure you can. It can be wrapped in the form of a black-armored punch to the face.
God this game is soooo underrated
when batman was a myth and an urban legend.
2:18
Alfred is the ONLY person who can talk down to Batman like this.
Holy shit...
Rachael did that in vatman vs TMNT
"Master Bruce, Stop! Master Bruce!"
"What are you-"
"I will not let in good conscience allow you to go, you're outmatched by these assassins, you're not some hardened vigilante, you're a young man with a trust fund and too much anger, got in over your head and I, I don't want this to be your end."
"Alfred, who do you see when you look at me, the boy whose shoes you used to tie every morning, the teenager you drove to his first date, while you are in here every night, I am out there, the only thing between the innocent-"
"You maybe!"
"No! Not maybe, *I am,* when the mugger or the thief stops to think twice, that is *fear.* That is what I am. That is why they hired assassins, because I am the reason criminals breathe easier when the sun rises. So no, Alfred, I am not in over my head! Tonight won't be my end, but it will be theirs!"
Not trying to be rude, but we also watched the video
@@sanjaybennett9725 ah its cool man, just got bored and typed it out
@@Dewalt3010 yeah that happens😅
thank you! I really enjoyed it! even why my knowledge of English is very limited! I don't speak English very well! !the video has no subtitles! but when I read what is written I understand everything!
Default Dewalt See getting bored has its perks
"When someone knocks on a door and gets shot you think of me!" " No Skyler I AM THE DANGER...I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS" ! HEISENBERG. Thats what this reminds me of.
Breaking Batman
Malachi Roberts So true, major Walter White/Skyler vibes off this scene.
It's obvious the writers are big fans.
ROBIN:YEAH! MR. WAYNE! JUSTICE BAITCH!!!!
So Alfred and Batman was arguing about continuing the Redfield Bloodline?
Damnit Leon, all his fault 😂
Great scene acting and dialogue were spot on
I cried...I felt so bad for Alfred
origins had the best cut scenes out of all the batman games
Arkham knights cutscenes were fire tho. Especially ones where Batman struggles to keep his sanity
This is the moment where Batman became Heisenberg
That scene is awesome. It really conveys Batman's motives well, also it portrays Batman's determination, willpower, reasoning very well too, voice acting from both parties are also great. Alfred's perspective is also true, but Batman's reply is conclusive, because he is also right. He managed to become a symbol of fear for predatory and a symbol of protection for the innocent.
Batman: "Alfred who do you see when you look at me? The boy whos' shoes you used to tie every morning? The teenager you drove to his first date? While you are here every night, I am out there. The only THING between the innocent and the predators." Alfred: "You may be-"Batman: "No! Not 'may be', I. Am. When the mugger or the thief stops to think twice, that is fear. That is what I. Am. That is why they hired assassins because I AM the reason the criminals breathe easier when the sun rises. So NO Alfred. I am not in over my head! Tonight will not be my end. But it will be theirs!!"
If the "I am vengeance, I'm am the night -- I am Batman!" Quote didn't exist then "I am the reason the criminals breath easier when the sun rises" would have been Batman's iconic quote.
this is my favorite cutscene in arkham origins. this scene is full of emotions and so powerful.
arkham origins had its flaws but it had the best storyline around batman because it goes deep in batman psyche.
i would like to see scenes like this one play out between ben affleck and jeremy irons.
the dialogue was so intelligent and rich, i am blown away by this and this is the reason why i love batman and the entire mythos that was built around the greatest character ever created!
He's such a bad ass
I actually like this Batman, a more younger and a angrier one, and the fact the Gotham is scared shirtless of him
I feel sorry for Alfred
Is it just me, or did the cut scenes for Arkham Origins just feel more cinematic than Arkham Knight overall? Arkham Knight had great moments in the story, don't get me wrong, but I never felt like I was playing a movie like in Arkham Origins. With more involved boss battles, it really felt like I was controlling the action against the main villains, as opposed to Arkham Knight briefly turning into sort of a point and click game from time to time, and me just doing what the instructions said. Then there are scenes like this, where despite the graphics not being amazing, it really looks like two characters are talking to each other due to the realistic expressions on their faces. Arkham Knight had much more realistic graphics, but all of the emotion came from the voice actors, not the animation behind the character models unfortunately.
I agree. That's what I was kind of wondering why Arkham Knight didn't REALLY keep this. Knight was still good but you know...
How tf are the graphics not amazing? are you serious? You morons want shit to look like real life.
the developers said they were going for a more cinematic experience, so they used motion capture for the cutscenes
Robert Wild I think it's because they wanted to amplify on other things like the combat and the batmobile considering the famous car has not been in the last three games, they must've really wanted to have a lot of it in there so people would feel like it was worth the wait. I mean if you can glide around the whole time and it being much faster then the batmobile then what would be the point of adding it in.
Yeah I honestly never played Arkham Origins, just went back to watch RUclips clips of it and it looks amazing. It's a shame to hear it got a low rating due to bugs and lagginess. There's so much tension and the emotions are just there, the storyline is amazing. Arkham Knight didn't feel like there was much going on for it. It felt like they were trying to hype up Jason and Scarecrow, but it sort of fell short. Should've kept it to one main villain. Scarecrow's voice acting was amazing though
Bro gave him the “I am the danger” speech
this Batman is the most badass version of Batman in Arkham games ever
2:18 I want to see something like this in the new Batman movie.
Fear is a tool.
this is the moment bruce became heisenberg
Funny how i seen this comment after i was listening to the DLZ song before i watched this vid😂😂
This shows that batman is what is left and Bruce Wayne Is the mask. this is my favorite batman in the arkham trilogy.
i love this batman voice actor, he sounds so angry and cool
I am not in danger Alfred, I am the danger
Most epic moment in the entire game
Bruce just got done watching Breaking Bad lmai
Tonight won’t be my end
BUT IT WILL BE THEIRS
Well said Ezio.
Fantastic voice work by Mr. Martin Jarvis. Probably my favorite Alfred voice.
2:34
Alfred: You're in over your head and I don't want this to be your end.
Bruce: *Pause* Who are you talking to right now? Who is it you think you see.....
Gtfo kid just stop
@@aniyamacksmith2555 No you shut up bitch
I think this is the best Alfred ever because of his face and voice.
I love how the latest Batman movie emphasizes the point that Batman's presence is what makes criminals hesitate to commit foul deeds.
7 years later and I’m still coming back to watch this. The writing in this game was pretty damn good
Roger Craig Smith's performance in this game was incredible.
Bruce really is a testosterone volcano in this game
Good thing Batman was raised by Alfred. Probably would've ended up being a villain if it was anyone else.
KennyG881 yep
2:18 I can literally see there being a scene just like this with Robert Pattison’s Batman.
Yup..tone of Robert's batman is quite similar to this Batman..rage, reckless, badass...he literally says the signal is a warning in trailer
The most underrated scene in gaming history
"not may be I am"
2:20 Surely i can't be the only one who notices that this heated conversation between Alfred and Bruce bears an eerie resemblance to the "I AM THE DANGER" scene from Breaking Bad between Walt and Skylar. Infact, i just watched that scene, and some of the dialogue seems almost directly copies. "You are not some hardened vigilante. You're in over your head" "You are not some hardened criminal. You're in over your head"
Wow that is such a good observation
,
It is kinda like the same conversation. Just different circumstances
OMG. I was just bout to say that LMAO it's dead on
Who do you see?
"I am the reason why criminals breathe easier when the sun rises"
Whoever wrote this... give them a raise
“When the mugger or the thief stops to think twice, that is fear, that is what I AM” -Batman
Alfred should’ve said, “What I see is a little boy still trying to stop two bullets.”
Dude... that woulda broke Batman harder than Bane breaking his back.
This game’s story is damn near flawless!
The voice casting is perfect for younger versions of the characters.
This is the moment Bruce became Batman.
I Almost thought he'd say " I'm the one who knocks".
Damn this game needs a remaster
When this game first came out I was triggered that Joker was yet again the main antagonist and not Black Mask but now I see that it's perfect for the Arkham verse story. Origins being the origins of Batman and joker's relationship. I love the writing with how both of them are think of the other after their first real encounter and then get confronted by their inner motivations.
Joker doesnt understand why batman saved him but grows to realize that he needs him and he gives him purpose. While batman is confronted by Alfred who seriously doubts his mission and Batman has to lay it all out as to why he needs to go after criminals but these super criminals like the joker are something else
Batman is many things, modest is not one of them.
Which is why we love him!
"You're not not some hardened vigilante, you're a young man with a trust fund and too much anger, got in over your head and I....I don't want this to be your end."
Batman: I am the one who knocks!!!... wait, wrong series.
basically what he said
+Captainjjb84 exactly! that scene on breaking bad made me watch this. cause they both said the same thing. " who do you see when you look at me"
+Captainjjb84 just watched it again. his wife said youre not some hardened criminal your in over your head. and alfred said your not some hardened vigilante youre in over your head. lol!!
+jay brown Alfred: You really hype about yourself that much, master Bruce?
Batman: I AM THE HYPE!
This video game is dangerously underrated
Alfred shining through as Bruce's father right here. The man who raised him since he was a young boy, and doesn't want to see the man he sees as his own son get killed out there
i am not in danger alfred, i am the danger
“Tonight may not be my end... BUT IT WILL BE THEIRS”
They should have included it in the Return to Arkham bundle
This game is fuckin awsome
Despite Origins not being the best, I think we can all agree it was a great insight into batman, we needed this game since Arkham Knight is the last, this would always be the missing piece, I think WB Montreal did a great job, something to quench our thirst while we wait for Rocksteadys masterpiece. The story was superb, and I loved the Alfred interactions, this game was most like Nolans trilogy too, a less refined gritty Batman learning the ropes.
Is anyone else getting major "I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS!" Breaking bad Vibes from this scene???!
"When the mugger, or, the thief stops to think, twice, that is fear & that is what I am!...".
--Batman.