@@hankgarza4975 Calm your God-boner, it’s just a movie Kroenen from Hellboy 1 was a baddass Cave Johnson from Portal 2 is a badass Mysterion from South Park is a badass “god” is a ruse created by man to abate and capitalize on his fears of having a completely inconsequential existence with zero purpose or true direction. Humanity in its entirety has barely existed for the equivalent of 5 seconds compared to the dinosaurs, and we use what’s left of their sludgy remains to power our lawnmowers. Everything that humanity has ever “accomplished” will be lost to time as the earth orbits silently in the vacuumous void of space until the universe collapses in on itself, by which time our collective existence will have been so brief that it can be questioned if we ever existed at all For all our grandeur and perceived intelligence, we are as meaningful to the Galaxy as an ants fart is to us We aren’t a universal anomaly per-say as much as we are an eventuality, but even that doesn’t make us inherently special I hope there is something more than living, because “living” is spending the first 1/4 of your life learning how to follow instructions to be a more desirable employee, so you can spend 1/3 of the next 50 years working for the privilege of living indoors before the last 5-15 years are spent in an irreversible physical and variable mental decline On average, only 1/3 of our total lives is truly ours to do with as we please. The remaining 2/3 are spent sleeping and toiling away for those precious moments that are actually ours… and more and more people are wasting half of *THAT* time doing nothing worthwhile at all (myself very much included) Reading the worlds first fantasy novel (Bible) and spending 3,000 hours of your life at a glorified book fan club (1 hour/week x 52 weeks/year x 60 years) is hardly a sign of devotion; I know people they’ve spent that much time playing Legend of Zelda games. If LoTR fans spent that much time obsessing over those books they’d be called crazy… I don’t see any difference between the two groups… except that LoTR has Aragorn, who is a total badass
The message here is that hollywood thinks only strong men are tall. They got RDJ standing on a platform when standing next to women who are taller than him.
Brief hesitation aside, that’s one smart kid. He just learned a very important lesson for free: When a dude refers to himself as the Devil, don’t presume that paying him money actually buys you anything. That, and if he tells you to leave, you leave
I love how he doesn’t grab him he just gently places his open hand on his shoulder and says “do you feel in charge?” It’s the little things that make Nolan one of the best.
This was not a Nolan move, Hardy improvised this move himself... Nolan had very little with the creation of Bane. Bane was created by Tom Hardy. In fact, Tom Hardy improvised a lot of Bane's best moves. The "what a lovely voice" line at the football stadium about the kid's National Anthem singing, was also improvised. Gotta give credit where it's actually due.
@@joejoiner8582 How can Nolan let Hardy do his thing when he wasn't even in the loop! Hardy took this character in his own direction and Nolan "stepping back" to somehow allow what would have happened anyway, does not gain Nolan any credit! You're not actually trying to credit Nolan for what Hardy did? Because that would be ridiculous. When any actor wins a "Best Actor" award they don't hand it over to the director because the director let him cut loose with some of their lines! That's a really stupid comment, dude.
Lol its crazy how money makes some folks feel so powerful they're comfortable talking down to someone that they probably logically know can break them in half
Logic? My God, the man's talking about logic; Sorry logic doesn't apply to some "people" - Just look at the "logical" cr@p spewing from the government cronies - and the "people" who keep voting them in - now tell me about logic
yeah iccan feel it being in his shoes he thought baine was a mercenary pay and recieve his services he turns the table on the ceo revealing he is in fact a man of ideal and this money this agreement had no power over him in the first place
I am one of the many moviegoers whose only real exposure to the Bane character was the horrendously embarrassing Batman and Robin movie. And even back then I knew the portrayal was an abomination. Without even knowing anything about the established comic book characterization. The Batman and Robin portrayal was an insulting joke to fans I am sure. This portrayal was awesome and as someone with ignorance of the source material, I felt that the character was a great villain and can see why fans appreciated it more.
The moment Dagget realizes he's made so many mistakes, he's misread the current situation, and foundationally he misread Bane completely in working with him. He saw Bane as some sort of mercenary who would do his bidding for money, but Bane was a man with a purpose and ideal/goal that was most important to him. So sure Bane could be counted on to do things that helped Dagget when it aligned with his interests, but he should never misunderstand why he helped.
That's basically the entire Nolan trilogy in a nutshell of mobsters and corrupt businessmen working under the assumption that all anyone ever cares about in money and nobody would ever pass up a big payday in order to make some kind of statement. They did it with Ra's, they did it with Joker and they finally do it with Bane. It's kind of frustrating honestly.
@@geocross237 "Don't try to frighten us with your sorcerer's ways, Lord Vader. Your devotion to that ancient religion has not helped you conjure up the stolen data tapes, or given you clairvoyance enough to find the Rebel's hidden... "
If I had a nickel every time Ben Mendelsohn was choked out buy a big asthmatic dude in a mask in a movie I'd have 2 nickels. Which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened twice.
Such a nice touch from Hardy with the hand, very subtle but undeniable escalation from a conversation to physical confrontation. "Power resides where men believe it resides" and Bane popped the illusion of Dagget's power like a true master.
Tom Hardy totally killed it. Can't wait to use this line in real life: Boss: I need you to do this ASAP or you're fired. I'M IN CHARGE! Me: Do you feel in charge? Boss: I pay your salary. Me: And this gives you power over me?
@@zt9233 Not the way the market is nowadays. If you're capable at job, show up regularly, rarely fight customers'=ir clients, they wont' fire you bc there are no replkacements. Everyone over 50 blames the stimulus checks and extended unemployment bemefits but the last stim check was like a year ago and the extended benefits stopped months ago - they went 9 or 10 months i think? Well, we're two years into this mini apocalypse, this is how things are now.
You are forgetting about the doctor Bane left for him, in prison.. Tied him tied up and gave him solid punch to the spine . It was supper easy, Barely an inconvenience.
This kinda prives that Money isn't power.....but merely a tool for the powerful to coerce the weak, desperate, and greedy. True power comes from those who are willing to exert their will and ambitions into reality while influencing those around them, that in its true form is power.
I agree. However I find that the "powerful" as you so put it aren't powerful at all. They're weak, slimy, wormy, worthless individuals who could never enact their will through force or intellect. They rely on manipulation and pray that there's no one smart enough to discover their schemes before they reach fruition. That's why when shit hits the fan they cower and flee. That's what seperates them from powerhouses like Bane - when you can't throw money at a situation, your power stops entirely.
Things aren't always about beating and killing people. Power doesn't mean physical power, the power to defeat and kill. The power you buy from money means completely different
@@thorny8013 The power you buy from money only lasts until the fear of no money runs out. When you face someone who doesn't care about how much money you throw at them and no one around them is willing to turn against them for any amount of money, then you've met real, actual power. Pretty much anyone who lives paycheck to paycheck and doesn't save despite having extra money. It might be weird for you and others to hear, but a large majority of the planet doesn't give 2 shits about having money and just wants to live their life. It's frightening for the minority because it means their money has that much less power. If I could somehow live without seeing a single dollar the rest of my life, I'd do it in a heart beat. You, and people like you, have literally made it illegal to live off your own labor or just the land. You FORCE people into the system.
@@DarthObscurity money can't buy you. Money can buy people who are willing to butcher your family and make a nice scene for you. Anyone who has money has connections. This money and connections lets one do things you can't usually do. It's not just greed. Going against a powerful person doesn't mean going in without the greed to overcome his offers. It's what that person can do with that money to ruin your life. This is what power means. Society is dark and things aren't as simple as they seem to be. You don't seen to understand that. Unless you have no family and no hope in life, and your sole purpose is to have beef with a "powerful" person, you have every reason to be afraid of them. The person can't buy you, but he can buy people who will ruin you.
@@DarthObscurity these people have support and followers. These people feed gangs and they support him. These people are important and close to the local politicians. The thing you said about their "power" is a very naive interpretation of this obscure reality. You're actually, actually powerless before them. They are vulnerable too, but no one will do that to them because they know of his capabilities. It doesn't mean they're untouchable. Just no one with the right mind would do it
Before i knew that the hand on the shoulder at 0:47 was an improvised from tomhardy, i used to think, what scary and powerful gesture it was , that small hand movement was so sick 🔥 Later when i came to know that it was improvised my respect for tom hardy increased even more! Shows such a talented actor he is!
It absolutely shows how powerful Bane is as a person. It wasn't a hand closed around the shoulder, it wasn't a closed fist, it was an open palm, facing upwards, which traditionally is more of a submissive gesture. Imagine having that kind of reputation and fearsome brutality, that an open palm gently resting on someone's shoulder is enough to put the fear of God into them!
'All power, whether legal, political, religious or financial, is ultimately a cloak for naked force. Sometimes people need to be reminded of that fact.' -Caine
The helper is thinking..."Wait... What is this going to do for my career and upward mobility? I did NOT spend all that time kissing butt for nothing! I'll go get Bane a fruit basket now."
Bane was f'n terrifying. Such an underrated performance. The best part is when he gently lays his hand on his shoulder "Do you feel in charge?" "If in charge feels like shitting your pants then yes."
It took me years to realize that Daggett's flunky had been working for Bane all along and knew perfectly well what Bane was doing with Daggett's assets. Probably even helped Bane issue orders to those crews himself. This scene was not him choosing to abandon Daggett. He'd already done that long ago. This was him finally deciding to let his boss know the truth.
Bane is so strong that him resting his hand on his shoulder changed that dudes entire attitude because it felt like Bane placed a 20 pound dumbbell on his shoulder haha
Tarkin: I’m afraid these recent security breaches have laid bare your inadequacies as a military director. Krennic: The breaches have been filled. Jedha has been silenced. Tarkin: You think this pilot acted alone? He was dispatched from the installation on Eadu. Galen Erso’s facility. Krennic: We’ll see about this.
Wendy's Manager: Back to work! Me: **Turns to other employees** Leave us! Wendy's Manager: Uhh...why are you all obeying the new guy I'm the manager I'm in charge! Me: **Place back of palm on guy's shoulder** Do you feel in charge?? Wendy's Manager: **Meek voice** I'm paying you minimum wage... Me: And this gives you power over me?
And then manager calls the police for assault and you go to jail. Pretty sure it's not gonna be like the warlord cave prison. No, it'll be Bubba and Pookie trading your butt for cigarettes. In that terrible moment, you will find your value. And you'll note your value isn't anywhere near what you thought it was.
Had a similar convo with my boss the other day. He had the assumption that 'he' pays me, so I need to work as much as he thinks I should work. "No. I work for a single pay rate not 2. I show up for the work. You pay me. This is not rocket science or a magic show".
This scene is why the Nolan batman films were so amazing. This scene right here showed why Bane is terrifying. Not really his muscles, not his tactical skills or planning abilities. No, he manages to be, purely, to the dictionary definition of the word, intimidating. He never says anything remotely loud or violent. He never hints at anger, or frustration, as if what he's about to do isn't wrong. The man he kills is a terrible person, and the fear that takes hold of his face is so amazingly powerful that you forget what he stands for, and are reminded that the powerful are only that way because our systems were designed to make them that way. And the scene I think is better for the muffled scream and whimper. Snapping a neck can be quick and painless but it usually isn't, if the spinal cord isn't cleanly snapped, you'll drown in your own blood as your spin slices through your lungs and you'll be conscious for anywhere from several seconds to a full minute as you feel yourself dying. While a minute is a relatively quick death in the grand scheme of things, that scream points out how long and painful a minute really can be. And I think it gets to the heart of fear, it doesn't show us the harm, instead forcing us to imagine it. Now if they cut the scene a couple seconds early and just didn't include any sound, we'd still have to imagine what happened. But with this, we don't have to think about what happened, we know what happened, but instead of seeing it, the sound forces us to picture, much deeper than just seeing it done, while also not diminishing bane to just a psychopath, seeing him do it would make us see him as a lunatic, but by cutting away, it keeps this air of sophistication that he perpetuates, he does things because he wants to, but he is also knowledgeable and intelligent. He is the definition of a villain in every way. While the Joker was terrifying because he spoke to the maniac we're all afraid of, Baine speaks to the plotting generals and super terrorists that have kept us awake since the earliest wars in human history. Hannibal and Ceasar kept many men up at night as they tried not to think of the suffering they would endure as their best laid defenses were deconstructed piece by piece and them being unable to stop the force coming for them.
It helps that Ben Mendelsohn is a fantastic actor, my favourite Aussie actor in fact. So glad he has been getting the recognition he deserves this past decade.
LOL what utter BS , please explain to the class how exactly your spine is going to "slice" through your lungs? You might want crack open an anatomy book before you say things like this.
1:21 that soft whimpering childlike utterance of "no" is one of the most heart-dropping parts of this movie. If you are a very empathetic person you will feel for this man deeply.
You shouldn’t. That man has more than likely done unforgivable things in his life going based off his current status. He was a greedy man who has probably ruined so many lives, tried to take over Wayne Enterprises, and paid Bane to do his dirty work causing Bane to easily go through with his plan for Gotham without any major problems for the most part.
I agree with young grizzly's sentiments, just the fact that the director chose to not show the actual act yet allowed the audio and the reaction made it more horrific and heartbreaking. When we become as shallow, cold and numb as the evils portrayed here, where does humanity begin and end?
one of my favorites is jokers " an unstoppable force meets and immovable object" i thought what a line to describe joker and batmans relationship. nolan's batman will "hold a sanctuary in our hearts, and the hearts of our descendants, generations hence".
My fav: Lucius Fox : [to Reese] Let me get this straight, you think that your client, one of the wealthiest and most powerful men in the world, is secretly a vigilante, who spends his nights beating criminals to a pulp with his bare hands, and your plan is to blackmail this person?
The thing I love the most about this scene is that Tom Hardy is like two inches shorter than Ben Mendelsohn so I have to keep imagining him standing on the box to appear 6ft4.
I love that Bane questions him about whether he feels in charge the second Bane LITERALLY (and I literally mean the word literally) lays a single hand on him.
"Director Krennic..." "I've paid a small fortune..." "You were not summoned here to grovel." "So you'll tell the Emperor then, that I'm in charge?" "Do you feel in charge? Take care not to 'choke' on your aspirations".
"we've paid you a small fortune" "and this gives you power over me?" "well yeah, it's the basis of contract law. you can choose to quit, of course, but then the monies disbursed to you are refundable in full to the original account and value if the agreed work is defaulted on or uncompleted" "oh of course. sorry"
"I paid you a small fortune", "and this gives you power over me?" Pray the dollar never crumbles because when it does there will be chaos...we are all keeping the Bane in us at bay.
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"do you feel in charge" is such a badass line that turned the tables
I'm gonna say that to my boss and see what happens lol
@@BENNY_MAC have to put your hand on his shoulder like bane did
@@BENNY_MAC either you are fired or he is dead
@@markrenton7907 lmao very true I don't see a 3rd outcome.
So wanna say that to hr.. before You quit !!
Very nice of bane to help that poor man with some chiropractics.
He's in charge of correcting things it seems.
Hahahaha!
GIVE YOUR LIFE TO JESUS CHRIST TODAY
@@freddiestranger9783 shut up
@@freddiestranger9783 Nah.
1:12 "iddi adda bolddannuval binliddin on" what a brilliant line
Underrated Comment already, 👌🏻
Here to end the borrowed time you all been living on
@@food4j lol I'm so glad you posted this I've been tryin to figure out what he said for months
Bane. 2012
😂
"Speak of the Devil...And he shall appear" Bane is so badass
@@hankgarza4975 - uh o! Lol
@@hankgarza4975 what
@@hankgarza4975
Calm your God-boner, it’s just a movie
Kroenen from Hellboy 1 was a baddass
Cave Johnson from Portal 2 is a badass
Mysterion from South Park is a badass
“god” is a ruse created by man to abate and capitalize on his fears of having a completely inconsequential existence with zero purpose or true direction.
Humanity in its entirety has barely existed for the equivalent of 5 seconds compared to the dinosaurs, and we use what’s left of their sludgy remains to power our lawnmowers. Everything that humanity has ever “accomplished” will be lost to time as the earth orbits silently in the vacuumous void of space until the universe collapses in on itself, by which time our collective existence will have been so brief that it can be questioned if we ever existed at all
For all our grandeur and perceived intelligence, we are as meaningful to the Galaxy as an ants fart is to us
We aren’t a universal anomaly per-say as much as we are an eventuality, but even that doesn’t make us inherently special
I hope there is something more than living, because “living” is spending the first 1/4 of your life learning how to follow instructions to be a more desirable employee, so you can spend 1/3 of the next 50 years working for the privilege of living indoors before the last 5-15 years are spent in an irreversible physical and variable mental decline
On average, only 1/3 of our total lives is truly ours to do with as we please. The remaining 2/3 are spent sleeping and toiling away for those precious moments that are actually ours… and more and more people are wasting half of *THAT* time doing nothing worthwhile at all (myself very much included)
Reading the worlds first fantasy novel (Bible) and spending 3,000 hours of your life at a glorified book fan club (1 hour/week x 52 weeks/year x 60 years) is hardly a sign of devotion; I know people they’ve spent that much time playing Legend of Zelda games.
If LoTR fans spent that much time obsessing over those books they’d be called crazy…
I don’t see any difference between the two groups… except that LoTR has Aragorn, who is a total badass
@@ionocxd8079 What? Like a Moron, What?
@@hankgarza4975 the fuck is wrong with you lmao
Be careful not to *choke* on your aspirations, Director Dagget
He does seem to have a terrible run-in with dudes in masks/helmets
Does that mean I'm still in charge?
Holy shit, I didn't even recognize him! Yeah, this guy has bad luck with masked dudes.
lol
Girl what
Now I have rewatch the entire movie
I have the same problem
you mean trilogy i hope.
You’re jus lookin for titties.
as you should
Same. 😎
One funny fact: Ben Mendelsohn, who plays Daggett here, is actually taller than Tom Hardy in real life. 5'11 vs 5'9. The magic of movies!
The message here is that hollywood thinks only strong men are tall. They got RDJ standing on a platform when standing next to women who are taller than him.
What kind of cheat code did they use?
@@cjmania1980 hesoyam
@@cjmania1980 The magic of blocking and shot framing
and did this fact about his height give him power over Bane?
scoobidiabadoo
Why would Bane die in that situation?
@@justicedemocrat9357
Lol
Brief hesitation aside, that’s one smart kid. He just learned a very important lesson for free:
When a dude refers to himself as the Devil, don’t presume that paying him money actually buys you anything. That, and if he tells you to leave, you leave
@@TheMulToyVerse well in the end it didn’t save him.
@@justicedemocrat9357 bruh you really dont know how to analyze situations
I cant believe he tickled him at the end of this scene
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha wow.
Well do e nate you watched cinema Sins
Tee hee!
"Cootchee coo!"
"No. No. Noooooo."
He simply placed the edge of his hand on his shoulder and completely took control of the room, that was so cold 🥶
😬
It was🥶🥶🥶but🔥🥵🔥at the same time 💯💯💯
He was in control the moment stepped in the room.
It looked pretty stupid tbh.
@@zzzarkka nah man, with that soft gesture, he made him aware, that he has no power to match him
I love how he doesn’t grab him he just gently places his open hand on his shoulder and says “do you feel in charge?” It’s the little things that make Nolan one of the best.
the shoulder move was improvised by hardy
This was not a Nolan move, Hardy improvised this move himself... Nolan had very little with the creation of Bane. Bane was created by Tom Hardy. In fact, Tom Hardy improvised a lot of Bane's best moves. The "what a lovely voice" line at the football stadium about the kid's National Anthem singing, was also improvised. Gotta give credit where it's actually due.
@@RumbleFish69 A great director knows when to just let a actor act and just keep the camera rolling.
@@joejoiner8582 How can Nolan let Hardy do his thing when he wasn't even in the loop! Hardy took this character in his own direction and Nolan "stepping back" to somehow allow what would have happened anyway, does not gain Nolan any credit! You're not actually trying to credit Nolan for what Hardy did? Because that would be ridiculous. When any actor wins a "Best Actor" award they don't hand it over to the director because the director let him cut loose with some of their lines! That's a really stupid comment, dude.
Lol its crazy how money makes some folks feel so powerful they're comfortable talking down to someone that they probably logically know can break them in half
that's how our world works unfortunately...
And that is why emperors always speak to their soldiers with bodyguards in attendance and at paces away.
It works most of the time. You have to be quite an evil person to sacrifice your life to take chance of taking powerful someone's. Money is power
Logic? My God, the man's talking about logic;
Sorry logic doesn't apply to some "people" - Just look at the "logical" cr@p spewing from the government cronies - and the "people" who keep voting them in - now tell me about logic
That's humans for ya
I love the dialogue “I’ve paid you a small fortune” “and this gives you power over me?” Very simple yet powerful.
yeah iccan feel it being in his shoes he thought baine was a mercenary pay and recieve his services
he turns the table on the ceo revealing he is in fact a man of ideal and this money this agreement had no power over him in the first place
Rare footage of Taliban confronting CIA 😂
0:47 oooh, I felt that.
He maybe in charge, but Bane is in charge of him.
I love this version of Bane, he's got such great lines in this movie
I am one of the many moviegoers whose only real exposure to the Bane character was the horrendously embarrassing Batman and Robin movie. And even back then I knew the portrayal was an abomination. Without even knowing anything about the established comic book characterization. The Batman and Robin portrayal was an insulting joke to fans I am sure. This portrayal was awesome and as someone with ignorance of the source material, I felt that the character was a great villain and can see why fans appreciated it more.
Til the final act and he’s basically tossed to the side
Tom Hardy is an incredible actor. Hardly seen any bad movies from him. This moment was indeed a moment of him showing that he's not to be messed with
@@NWAWskeptic In the comics he's a really smart dude and not some meathead.
The moment Dagget realizes he's made so many mistakes, he's misread the current situation, and foundationally he misread Bane completely in working with him. He saw Bane as some sort of mercenary who would do his bidding for money, but Bane was a man with a purpose and ideal/goal that was most important to him. So sure Bane could be counted on to do things that helped Dagget when it aligned with his interests, but he should never misunderstand why he helped.
@Anaximander Funny how that works isn't it- so much wrong that you can't even name one single thing to back up your case...
@Anaximander lol imagine liking your own comment
@Anaximander 😂😂😂😂😂
Yes, The Dark Knight rises is a work of fiction.
That's basically the entire Nolan trilogy in a nutshell of mobsters and corrupt businessmen working under the assumption that all anyone ever cares about in money and nobody would ever pass up a big payday in order to make some kind of statement. They did it with Ra's, they did it with Joker and they finally do it with Bane. It's kind of frustrating honestly.
One of the best things about Dark Knight Saga is written dialogues. They are amazing
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Don’t forget monologues!
@@antoniarobinson7688 The Batman had better monologue tbh
@@muaykrm the Batman was gay
@@Idasla bruh what
Be careful not to choke on your aspirations, Daggett
@Ahmed Khan no
"There's a thin line between bravery and stupidity."
That quote pretty much sums up that dude getting in the face of Bane
It never fails to amaze me every time I see the same trope in movies.
“But..I built you a Death Star”
.. and you think this gives you power over me??
@@slimebuck UNLIMITED POWER
Be careful not to… choke…. on my testucles, Director Krennic….
"Such power is insignificant next to the power of the Force."
@@geocross237 "Don't try to frighten us with your sorcerer's ways, Lord Vader. Your devotion to that ancient religion has not helped you conjure up the stolen data tapes, or given you clairvoyance enough to find the Rebel's hidden... "
Not even Vader’s force choke gave him that much of a squeal lol 😂
Well fuck a duck..... Hardy as Lord Vader or some such sith 💪💪💪💪
Vader did it better then, because if someone chokes you properly, you can't squeal as loud (speaking from personal experience)
If I had a nickel every time Ben Mendelsohn was choked out buy a big asthmatic dude in a mask in a movie I'd have 2 nickels.
Which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened twice.
Holy Doofenshmirtz reference, Batman!
@@proletariatbourgeoisie9929 quick Robin to the meme mobile
@@Christ-my-king *Batman cutaway sound effect*
who else? why are muscle bound asmatic dudes terrorizing this poor villain? I neerd to know
Ohhhh nope. No nevermind. The other guy was half robit with a cape and a laser sword
I love how Bane gently sets his hand on Dagget's shoulder like it's a lethal weapon. Because it is.
The quick, gentle, swift movement.
Such a nice touch from Hardy with the hand, very subtle but undeniable escalation from a conversation to physical confrontation. "Power resides where men believe it resides" and Bane popped the illusion of Dagget's power like a true master.
That one hand on his shoulder and he lost authority 😂
"Do you feel in charge" one of the most powerful script writing "Imma beat the shii outta you" sentence ever.
Tom Hardy totally killed it. Can't wait to use this line in real life:
Boss: I need you to do this ASAP or you're fired. I'M IN CHARGE!
Me: Do you feel in charge?
Boss: I pay your salary.
Me: And this gives you power over me?
Your totally getting fired on the spot.
Guess what bud, you will never get the chance to say this except into a mirror.
Boss: yes.
You: .... . _.
Boss: ... ._^.
Just keep the same line lol.
@@zt9233 Not the way the market is nowadays. If you're capable at job, show up regularly, rarely fight customers'=ir clients, they wont' fire you bc there are no replkacements.
Everyone over 50 blames the stimulus checks and extended unemployment bemefits but the last stim check was like a year ago and the extended benefits stopped months ago - they went 9 or 10 months i think? Well, we're two years into this mini apocalypse, this is how things are now.
"This is your body...without fiber!"
Which of them is supposed to be the body without the fiber?
"What did you have for breakfast, a frowny biscuit?"
"Time to go mobile"
"Go, and get us strawberries."
Permit me a demonstration...
Dude standing outside around 100 metres away felt the sound of Bane breaking his bosses neck 😂😂😂
Thinking.. yaa I'm getting a raise!!
Some comments say he got strangled but we can hear the sounds of bones breaking. I wonder which one it is.
That face when he said "Do you feel in charge" 😂😂😂😂
Turn on captions at 0:54
"I've paid you a small food"😂
Bane didn't like the small food
This is what happens when you dont have enough fiber. Bane always advice him to eat his strawberries.
Bane made him eat his strawberries, if you get what I mean 👄🍓🍓
I always love these conversations I have with my boss when I’m renewing my contract.
My favorite part is where Batman fixed his broken back by doing push ups. Truly an amazing feat of writing.
As a guy with a broken back, I chuckled and whimpered a little watching that.
No no no someone punched him in the back and it fixed his broken back.
I love realism in my comic book movies.
You are forgetting about the doctor Bane left for him, in prison.. Tied him tied up and gave him solid punch to the spine . It was supper easy, Barely an inconvenience.
He also had prep time though.
This kinda prives that Money isn't power.....but merely a tool for the powerful to coerce the weak, desperate, and greedy. True power comes from those who are willing to exert their will and ambitions into reality while influencing those around them, that in its true form is power.
I agree. However I find that the "powerful" as you so put it aren't powerful at all. They're weak, slimy, wormy, worthless individuals who could never enact their will through force or intellect. They rely on manipulation and pray that there's no one smart enough to discover their schemes before they reach fruition.
That's why when shit hits the fan they cower and flee. That's what seperates them from powerhouses like Bane - when you can't throw money at a situation, your power stops entirely.
Things aren't always about beating and killing people. Power doesn't mean physical power, the power to defeat and kill. The power you buy from money means completely different
@@thorny8013 The power you buy from money only lasts until the fear of no money runs out. When you face someone who doesn't care about how much money you throw at them and no one around them is willing to turn against them for any amount of money, then you've met real, actual power.
Pretty much anyone who lives paycheck to paycheck and doesn't save despite having extra money. It might be weird for you and others to hear, but a large majority of the planet doesn't give 2 shits about having money and just wants to live their life. It's frightening for the minority because it means their money has that much less power.
If I could somehow live without seeing a single dollar the rest of my life, I'd do it in a heart beat. You, and people like you, have literally made it illegal to live off your own labor or just the land. You FORCE people into the system.
@@DarthObscurity money can't buy you. Money can buy people who are willing to butcher your family and make a nice scene for you. Anyone who has money has connections. This money and connections lets one do things you can't usually do. It's not just greed. Going against a powerful person doesn't mean going in without the greed to overcome his offers. It's what that person can do with that money to ruin your life. This is what power means.
Society is dark and things aren't as simple as they seem to be. You don't seen to understand that. Unless you have no family and no hope in life, and your sole purpose is to have beef with a "powerful" person, you have every reason to be afraid of them. The person can't buy you, but he can buy people who will ruin you.
@@DarthObscurity these people have support and followers. These people feed gangs and they support him. These people are important and close to the local politicians. The thing you said about their "power" is a very naive interpretation of this obscure reality. You're actually, actually powerless before them. They are vulnerable too, but no one will do that to them because they know of his capabilities. It doesn't mean they're untouchable. Just no one with the right mind would do it
Before i knew that the hand on the shoulder at 0:47 was an improvised from tomhardy, i used to think, what scary and powerful gesture it was , that small hand movement was so sick 🔥
Later when i came to know that it was improvised my respect for tom hardy increased even more! Shows such a talented actor he is!
It absolutely shows how powerful Bane is as a person. It wasn't a hand closed around the shoulder, it wasn't a closed fist, it was an open palm, facing upwards, which traditionally is more of a submissive gesture. Imagine having that kind of reputation and fearsome brutality, that an open palm gently resting on someone's shoulder is enough to put the fear of God into them!
Tom Hardy is used to play intimidating characters, being scary, powerful and somehow eloquent is his specialty 🤌
Bens role as John Daggett goes unsung
"Do you feel in charge?"..... One of the best movie lines ever
'All power, whether legal, political, religious or financial, is ultimately a cloak for naked force. Sometimes people need to be reminded of that fact.' -Caine
The helper is thinking..."Wait... What is this going to do for my career and upward mobility? I did NOT spend all that time kissing butt for nothing! I'll go get Bane a fruit basket now."
0:46 Putting the back of your hand on someone’s shoulder instantly grants you to level 100 charisma.
"Be careful not to choke on your aspirations, director."
- Darth Bane
Hopefully they actually do darth bane
Tom Hardy as Darth Bane would be sick.
I mean this guy had balls. It just didn’t pay off
Bane was f'n terrifying. Such an underrated performance. The best part is when he gently lays his hand on his shoulder "Do you feel in charge?" "If in charge feels like shitting your pants then yes."
0:47 Oh-oh Bane's theme ost is here.
It took me years to realize that Daggett's flunky had been working for Bane all along and knew perfectly well what Bane was doing with Daggett's assets. Probably even helped Bane issue orders to those crews himself. This scene was not him choosing to abandon Daggett. He'd already done that long ago. This was him finally deciding to let his boss know the truth.
He looked pretty frightened. He won't be drinking mulled wine from the skull ofGee-orre Mormont's skull again anytime soon
ultimately he met with the same fate as his boss.
This Scene is so real and a life lesson because someone pays you it should never give them power
Got to love how mr corporate exec thought he had all the power, only to be shown what true power really is
But it's murder
@@jesse3333 Does Bane look like he cares?
@@SwordsmanMercenary he will pay for that
@@jesse3333 Gonna cry?
too bad it's just fiction. Mr corporate exec actually owns the world, can fly to the moon if he wants, and has guys like Bane doing his dirty work.
Bane is so strong that him resting his hand on his shoulder changed that dudes entire attitude because it felt like Bane placed a 20 pound dumbbell on his shoulder haha
I swear for all these years the Bane quote was “Do you feel like you’re in charge?”
One of the best scenes I've ever watched. The way he just put his hand there so he is power could be felt.
Should’ve used that small fortune for buying a discount iron man suit when speaking such a way to Bane.
The way Bane gently rests his hand on Daggets shoulder and calmy asking the question.
What makes this scene more amazing, is that the hand thing on the neck was improv.
Brilliant inspiration !
“We stand here amidst my achievement not yours!”
Tarkin: I’m afraid these recent security breaches have laid bare your inadequacies as a military director.
Krennic: The breaches have been filled. Jedha has been silenced.
Tarkin: You think this pilot acted alone? He was dispatched from the installation on Eadu. Galen Erso’s facility.
Krennic: We’ll see about this.
Wendy's Manager: Back to work!
Me: **Turns to other employees** Leave us!
Wendy's Manager: Uhh...why are you all obeying the new guy I'm the manager I'm in charge!
Me: **Place back of palm on guy's shoulder** Do you feel in charge??
Wendy's Manager: **Meek voice** I'm paying you minimum wage...
Me: And this gives you power over me?
"does this smell like fries too you?"
*will smith'd*
🤣🤣🤣🤣 not Wendy's!!!
And then manager calls the police for assault and you go to jail. Pretty sure it's not gonna be like the warlord cave prison. No, it'll be Bubba and Pookie trading your butt for cigarettes. In that terrible moment, you will find your value. And you'll note your value isn't anywhere near what you thought it was.
@@sid2112 no prisoner cared who he was, till he dropped the soap
The mind of a democrat is full of fantasy, cringe, amusement and insanity. Shit like this is why alot of people cant stand yall
Had a similar convo with my boss the other day. He had the assumption that 'he' pays me, so I need to work as much as he thinks I should work. "No. I work for a single pay rate not 2. I show up for the work. You pay me. This is not rocket science or a magic show".
My man at 0:51 made a business decision to not stick around 🤣
Tom Hardy is such a good actor he can even act like he is tall.
That light karate chop on the shoulder is something else. I've never seen humans perform this gesture before, but the meaning is still clear.
Elegantly said.
I agree I love this scene a lot
This scene is why the Nolan batman films were so amazing. This scene right here showed why Bane is terrifying. Not really his muscles, not his tactical skills or planning abilities. No, he manages to be, purely, to the dictionary definition of the word, intimidating. He never says anything remotely loud or violent. He never hints at anger, or frustration, as if what he's about to do isn't wrong. The man he kills is a terrible person, and the fear that takes hold of his face is so amazingly powerful that you forget what he stands for, and are reminded that the powerful are only that way because our systems were designed to make them that way. And the scene I think is better for the muffled scream and whimper. Snapping a neck can be quick and painless but it usually isn't, if the spinal cord isn't cleanly snapped, you'll drown in your own blood as your spin slices through your lungs and you'll be conscious for anywhere from several seconds to a full minute as you feel yourself dying. While a minute is a relatively quick death in the grand scheme of things, that scream points out how long and painful a minute really can be. And I think it gets to the heart of fear, it doesn't show us the harm, instead forcing us to imagine it. Now if they cut the scene a couple seconds early and just didn't include any sound, we'd still have to imagine what happened. But with this, we don't have to think about what happened, we know what happened, but instead of seeing it, the sound forces us to picture, much deeper than just seeing it done, while also not diminishing bane to just a psychopath, seeing him do it would make us see him as a lunatic, but by cutting away, it keeps this air of sophistication that he perpetuates, he does things because he wants to, but he is also knowledgeable and intelligent. He is the definition of a villain in every way. While the Joker was terrifying because he spoke to the maniac we're all afraid of, Baine speaks to the plotting generals and super terrorists that have kept us awake since the earliest wars in human history. Hannibal and Ceasar kept many men up at night as they tried not to think of the suffering they would endure as their best laid defenses were deconstructed piece by piece and them being unable to stop the force coming for them.
It helps that Ben Mendelsohn is a fantastic actor, my favourite Aussie actor in fact. So glad he has been getting the recognition he deserves this past decade.
Dude relax
Why doesn't this have more likes?
LOL what utter BS , please explain to the class how exactly your spine is going to "slice" through your lungs? You might want crack open an anatomy book before you say things like this.
Were you on amphetamines when you wrote this?
I like how he was considerate enough not to give that other guy ptsd by telling him to leave.
Dam, Tom really knows how to make a character very intimidating
I wouldn't talk to Bane the way Dagget did without being in the other side of the room and next to an open door
1:21 that soft whimpering childlike utterance of "no" is one of the most heart-dropping parts of this movie. If you are a very empathetic person you will feel for this man deeply.
You shouldn’t. That man has more than likely done unforgivable things in his life going based off his current status. He was a greedy man who has probably ruined so many lives, tried to take over Wayne Enterprises, and paid Bane to do his dirty work causing Bane to easily go through with his plan for Gotham without any major problems for the most part.
How empathetic do you have to be to care about a narcissistic douchebucket like Dagget?
@@zackerymoyano still you empathise with a guy who tried to something and got screwed over by one of his subordinates
@@Zlonk7 You may, many would not.
I agree with young grizzly's sentiments, just the fact that the director chose to not show the actual act yet allowed the audio and the reaction made it more horrific and heartbreaking. When we become as shallow, cold and numb as the evils portrayed here, where does humanity begin and end?
He got sum big balls walking up to bane like that doe
One of the many great lines of the trilogy. I would say its my favorite but man there's too many good ones to pick one
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one of my favorites is jokers " an unstoppable force meets and immovable object" i thought what a line to describe joker and batmans relationship. nolan's batman will "hold a sanctuary in our hearts, and the hearts of our descendants, generations hence".
My fav:
Lucius Fox : [to Reese] Let me get this straight, you think that your client, one of the wealthiest and most powerful men in the world, is secretly a vigilante, who spends his nights beating criminals to a pulp with his bare hands, and your plan is to blackmail this person?
this is your body without fiber
Corporate guy only thinks Bane is evil when he realizes he has been 'played' and is going to cost his company a fortune.
Lesson of that day, Rivers knew to be quiet and when to walk away
"Your evil"
"I'm necessary evil"
The thing I love the most about this scene is that Tom Hardy is like two inches shorter than Ben Mendelsohn so I have to keep imagining him standing on the box to appear 6ft4.
He's defo on a box
I can just imagine tom hardy standing on a stool during this scene haha
I love that Bane questions him about whether he feels in charge the second Bane LITERALLY (and I literally mean the word literally) lays a single hand on him.
"Do you FEEL in charge?" Gonna remember that line next time my boss at work goes off on me...
Pretty sure that doing that could be taken as a threat and lead to charges being pressed.
“And that gives you power over me?”
“No but it should afford me some authority over our agreement and your overseeing of it…”
He must have been so scared while performing, even when yelling
How is the most non threatening gesture turn in the the scariest shit every. My nigga just laid a side hand on him LOL
Imagine sitting in chiropractor waiting room and after each person walks out to be seen you hear this sound? 😂😂😂
Darker than I remember.
The side of a palm ✋🏽 has never been so menacing 😂
"A mans wife is his life mister UPS man..."
Bane has the best covid mask ever
"Director Krennic..."
"I've paid a small fortune..."
"You were not summoned here to grovel."
"So you'll tell the Emperor then, that I'm in charge?"
"Do you feel in charge? Take care not to 'choke' on your aspirations".
"we've paid you a small fortune"
"and this gives you power over me?"
"well yeah, it's the basis of contract law. you can choose to quit, of course, but then the monies disbursed to you are refundable in full to the original account and value if the agreed work is defaulted on or uncompleted"
"oh of course. sorry"
Good thing babe doesn’t give a fuck about “contract law” and even then as a regular joe that still doesn’t give power over someone
"What the hell is going on"
-director krennic XD
Do you feEeEeEeEel in charge~?
When bane comes into frame u can literally hear and feel the ambiance get heavier it’s like it’s his own presence😰😅
1:16 "You're...you're evil!"
Ohhh, NOW he gets it! 🙄
That cut at the end and his screams of pain is a great way to show violence and pain without showing violence and pain
"I paid you a small fortune", "and this gives you power over me?" Pray the dollar never crumbles because when it does there will be chaos...we are all keeping the Bane in us at bay.
thats the scariest " Got your Nose" prank ever
Bane was the best villain. He created the chaos joker wanted. As he was nice in hand to hand combat
This guy just does not have good luck with tall guys in oxygen masks.
Bane is basically Darth Vader.
And Daggett is Director Krenic XD
That hand!
All Nolan's batman movies are full of epic lines
What's an epic line in the 1st batman movie?
@@justicedemocrat9357 "I won't kill you... But I don't have to save you" . When batman let Ra's al ghul crash with the train
'do you feel in charge?' is probably one of the most intimidating lines ever
That guy who watched Bane kill his employer is none other than Karl Tanner of gin alley in game of thrones
A fookin legend!
@@psytrancedj yes indeed
And Adam in the series Forever I believe, Burn Gorham is an amazing actor.
Fuck em till their dead!
He also played Owen Harper in Torchwood which is a Doctor Who spin-off.
Bane strongly defying the notion that money gives you power plus Joker burning a hill of cash is so satisfying to watch.