Batman Begins - I got another job... Yours! Didn't you get the memo?
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2020
- The meeting's already started.
-What meeting?
Fox, I seem to remember firing you.
You did. I got another job. Yours.
On whose authority?
Bruce Wayne.
What makes you think you can decide who's running Wayne Enterprises?
The fact that I'm the owner.
What are you talking about? The company went public a week ago.
And I bought most of the shares. Through various charitable foundations
and trusts and so forth. Look, it's all a bit technical, but the important thing...is that my company's future
is secure. Right, Mr. Fox?
Right you are, Mr. Wayne. Didn't you get the memo? 
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'DRUNKEN BILLIONAIRE BURNS DOWN HOME'
'EVIL NINJAS DEFINITELY NOT INVOLVED'
I did NOT notice that headline until watching this clip right now.
@@davidchism6081 It's great, as it not only gives him a cover story as to why the mansion burned, but further solidifies the growing public consensus that Bruce Wayne is a moron.
True it wasn’t evil mythical ninjas 🥷
Uses insurance money to buy Wayne Enterprises
But where is the evil ninja heading?
The way he says
"Right you are, Mr Wayne"
feels so satisfying...
Ahhh yoda times...
“Right you are, Harry”
Enhlish Grammer Deachers : Am i a zoke to us?
Truly.
That’s real acting right there.
"I got another job, yours"
I've always loved that line.
absolute chad asserting his dominance in the most simple way possible lol
I love the, "didn't you get the memo?" It's just a wonderful bit of human pettiness. Throwing an assholes own words back in his face. It's beautiful.
every person should enjoy a "f-k you very much" moment in at least one of the companies they have to work for in life.
the whole thing is so very funny, because they both just playback exact words back to the man
That was an industrial sized F.U.! Subtle but straight to the heart. 😈😈😈😈😁
The Patrick Bateman vibes when he's talking down to him is amazing 😂🤌
It's also Jack Kelly talking to Joseph Pulitzer at the end of Newsies.
Just difference of an E
Pretty sure if it wasn't for Bateman, Bale wouldn't've been Batman.
Look at that subtle off-white coloring of Fox’s face as he gets the bad news. The tasteful thickness of it. Oh, my God. He even has a birth mark. 🤣
@@RevealedFilms are you alright? You're sweating...
The best part is both of them using Earl’s words against him “Didn’t you get the memo?” “It’s all a bit technical but the fact is our company’s future is secure”
Hell yeah when I seen that scene in the movie I was like …..yeah un ya face lol
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@@jesusislord6545 All hail the
Yeah ...True...af
He knew what he was doing. He even chuckled halfway through the its all a bit technical line. Lmao.
Just realised that Fox never speaks yet Bruce knew he was listening in. Worlds greatest detective.
He knew because the number that he was called from was the conference room number.
Plus I imagine Bruce knew he found out because he just attended the conference room
Caller ID would be an easy solution but that's just a theory a film theory
No, it's not. It's because he just read what's written on the script
@@theFakharuddin the characters in the movie, not the actors you dumbass. smh
I love how Alfred is just chilling in the front seat like a proud father.
He better not be chilling. He's supposed to be driving!
@@eric_moore-6126 You can be chill while driving.
@@davecrupel2817 But as a verb, I tend to think of "chill" as "sitting around and not doing anything except relax"
@@eric_moore-6126 For me, "chill" is a state of mind.
Relaxed. At ease. Laid back. Chill.
Thats just me tho :P
"Right you are Mr. Wayne" was basically a virtual brofist
"The company went public a week ago"
"And i bought most of the shares"
You can literally see the instant *"Oh fuck i didnt think of that"* write itself on his face.
I can't imagine how the CEO wouldn't know he's been ousted until he walks in the room. Wouldn't he know who bought the shares?
@@Shane-un8pe That's explained in the scene: "...various charitable foundations and trusts." This seems to be confirmed with the next line Bruce throws back at him: "Look, it's all a bit technical..." which we are to presume means much sneakiness occurred to facilitate the transaction.
I believe dude was also under the impression that Wayne's finances were in such a state that he wouldn't be able to buy majority outright.
Post Script: I meant to end with, "Beyond that it's a comic-book movie, and suspension of disbelief is required."
@@Shane-un8pe Like Lucius said. He defiantly saw the charties bought pieces of the company. He didn't think much of it. It really is an ingenious way to keep the company in your hold.
@@AtlasJotun nah, the "its all a bit technical" is a fire back to when the asshole CEO was treating Bruce like he was a moron and said that line to him, nothing about sneaky. Its just Bruce being vindicative towards the ass-hat.
@@Darklarik3 Yes, that's why they wrote it into the script. And yes, I know it's a callback, not a "fire back", which is why I stated as much in the original reply. Again, it's a comic-book movie. Heavy on the 'poetic justice'.
What makes you think you can run Wayne enterprises? Bruce: the fact that my name is literally the company name lol.
In the name WAYNE enterprises
If he hadn't bought up those shares having his name on the company wouldn't have meant spit.
That doesn't mean anything
@@Kalenz1234 it means everything fr fr
@@l.2152
It really doesn’t though….look at Disney or McDonalds or Ford or Chrysler or Adidas or Albertsons. None of them are owned by their founders or their families.
I think what I like best about this is the class in telling someone off. No anger, no profanity, no raised voices. Cold, calculated, cut throat - done.
Like a psychopath.
Almost as good as, "How did you get the house back from the bank?" "I bought the bank."
Yea!!!
"Didn't you get the memo" is one of the harshest burns in movies
It was also in...
The secret of my Success with Michael J Fox
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No. The harshest burn is from the street fighter movie.
“The day M. Bison graced your village was the greatest day of your life. But for me….it was Tuesday.”
Beautiful lol
That and when he says to bane, then you have my permission to die! Saying the same thing back at someone you hate feels actually really good
Alas! Then you aren't 'Good lucked' by him.😂😂😂
trust me, the best feeling is when you can throw the exact same words back to someone with the look on their face that they wanted from you !!!
As Genghis Khan said
“The greatest feeling in the world is crushing your enemies, see them driven before you, and in the end subjugate their women”
@@RoyalZarak Where the hell did the association of a triumph like Wayne’s draw comparison with a rapist?
well this has always been a movie cliché.
@@RoyalZarak and people are giving thumbs up to a very sick quote?🤦♂️
I always say humans without decency or civility are way worse than animals
Ohhh yes! So satisfying indeed.
“Impressive. Very nice.
Let’s see Paul Allen’s share.”
The little smirk on Alfred's face as Bruce is giving that guy the business. 😁
My career disappeared like tears in the rain. Time to cry.
So poetic for a Nexus 6.
Tears in rain*
I understood that reference!
@@robertbusek30 And I got yours. Nicely done.
Well done sir, we'll done. "You've done a man's job sir"...🎠
Morgan Freeman is one of the few men who can wear a bow tie and still look badass.
Him and bill nye the science guy are among the few people in this world that can pull off that look
@@shadowking1380 Bill Nye and “badass” don’t belong in the same sentence, in my opinion…
Hey, if it's good enough for The Doctor... :D
I wear a bowtie now. Bowties are cool.
Matt smith
Brad Pitt too
That was actually very nice of Patrick.
Let’s see Paul Allen’s generous acts
Let’s see what Paul Allen thinks
"Do you feel in charge?"
Wait, wrong scene.
Lol which you're referring to I wanna watch
@@alexd4310 Dark Knight rises bane scene to Daggett
@@TheKrishPandya ah
Uncontrollably shits his pants lol
😂😂 this somehow works for this scene tho
The ultimate "kill-shot". Throwing someone's own words back at them as you destroy them.
Bonus points for Wayne and Fox doing it tag-team style.
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Both in the asshole and the mouth 💀🤣
Stay Strong in the other side, Rutgers Hauer. You were a prolific accomplished actor & it was great to see you as part of a Batman film.
The best little detail about the scene to me is that small smirk Earle has when Bruce says the "My company's future is secure" line. I like to think there's tiny speck of respect in that smirk, as he thinks to himself "That clever little shit."
Bruce: The light that burns twice as bright burns half as long - and you have burned so very, very brightly, Roy. Look at you: you're the Prodigal Son; you're quite a prize!
?
@@AkshatSharma1505 It's from Blade Runner, just a play on a quote from Roy Blatty's (Rutger Hauer) creator, Tyrell.
read that in bales voice lol
That in my book deserves 👍👍👍....I loved that moment when Harrison Ford gets put up to safety....and Ruger's "bulb goes dim"
@@AkshatSharma1505 do yourself a solid and go watch blade runner.
Nobody is talking about how good of an actor Rutger Hauer was. He was the champion of villains from "Blade Runner" to "Confessions of a dangerous mind". In 1999, he was named by the Dutch public as the Best Dutch Actor of the Century. RIP maestro.
Interesting. I'm glad his country recognized his contributions to cinema. I'm still saddened he is gone. He will always be Roy from "Blade Runner." Still one of his best performances. I also enjoyed his performance in the remake of "The Poseidon Adventure."
He made Blind Fury a film that should have been a "what is this mess I'm watching " great.
Totally agree
Nighthawks,Split second....!!
Crossworlds. Underrated gem, if you've never seen it.
“And I bought most of the shares…”
👁👄👁
I know they're blurry because the camera is focused on Fox, but I love how in the very back of the room, a couple board members can JUST be seen trying not to laugh their asses off.
While Bruce Wayne is explaining his ownership, he seems to stifle a chuckle mid-sentence. Brilliant acting from Christian Bale.
I just noticed that 😁
Ah good catch! I agree Bale is fantastic.
I just love that when he calls Bruce, Alfred is in the front driving with a smirk on his face
Edit: Holy Likes!
Exactly that smirk does it for me every time
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Probably alfreds idea
Gave another one just for the edit
I am your 1000th like :)
"And I bought most of the shares."
Earle's face is the single best "fuck, forgot he could do that" face in film history
Imagine showing up to work to find out you been replaced by the same guy you fired. 🤣
As it should BE.
Bruce Wayne did not get to where he is without being 10 steps ahead of everyone else.
*And the fact that he was born into a billionaire family*
What’s your superpower?
I’m rich.
1 step = 1 billion $
And the fact that his power is plot armor
@@addamrobin2 better watch it those batheads don't play first thing they will think is your a supes fanboy they always seem to run with that argument. 😉
Rutger Hauer vs Morgan Freeman = intense!
Seeing them both on screen put a little tickle in my pee-pee I don't mind saying.
@@dogwoodfan777 😶
@@dogwoodfan777 like... tears in the rain.
Freeman wins. FATALITY!
@@NateSean that's a good one
I absolutely love it when we get to see Bruce flex his money like this.
Earl's reaction when Bruce said he bought most of the shares love it
“Right Mr Fox?”
…
“Mr Fox?”
…
“Shit, Alfred end call end call!”
"Sorry Mr Wayne, i was just in the toilet, the speaker was still on ....."
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😂 NICE ONE
Still can’t get a reservation at Dorsia, Bateman.
That’s okay, he can just buy the place and keep Paul Allen from showing up.
HEY, PAUL!
He's since proceeded to buy Dorsia.
Great sea urchin ceviche…
Nobody goes there anymore
This movie is an absolute masterpiece.
It's sequel is a once-in-a-lifetime work of art the likes of which we will likely never again see in the superhero genre.
RIP Rutger Hauer.
I just LOVE both actors - Rutger Hauer AND Morgan Freeman! Them in the same room is EPIC.
Both of them flawless acting.
The casting for secondary characters in Nolan's Batman trilogy is just fantastic. Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Rutger Hauer, and more.
..Plus Michael Caine! Loved the entire cast. Bale was also awesome in this movie series.
Patrick Bateman has been killing it
finally returned all those video tapes
Still can't get a reservation at Dorsia.
Still dissecting women still being utterly insane
Bateman definitely channels Batman.
EDIT: I mean, the other way around.
Very clever choice of words
I miss Rutger Hauer. The look on his face at the end of that clip spoke volumes. What a marvelous actor.
A well written double "your own words back in your face" scene, triple if you count the opening bit about Fox taking over his job.
I like the scenes where Wayne is looking for special gear and Fox is like "You want this for spelunking? Yeah...okay then."
“What makes you think you can decide who’s running Wayne enterprises?”
Bruce: “I passed the voight Kampff test and you didn’t…”
Underrated comment. I didn't recognize the actor for a long time.
Call Constant K, let the GCPD know that the LAPD’s Blade Runners failed.
I got that
Rutger Hauer is the kind of actor who just oozes charisma. You really want to pay attention to every little thing about him each second that he is on screen. A great actor, sadly under-appreciated and sorely missed. Wulfgar!
Rutger Hauer is one of my alltime fave actor. RIP 🖤
the BIGGEST & HARDEST buyout for mr. Wayne in his entire life .. IS TO BUY BACK HIS OWN COMPANY !!! 😅😅😅
“Look, it’s all a bit technical…” 🔥🔥
Batman is so badass even the voice of God works for him
The true God says -
And a voice came from heaven: You are My beloved Son; I take delight in You!
Mark 1:11 HCSB
I am Batman , I serve Jesus
❤️✝️🙏
Lol 😂
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@@JontheBerean why is ur dp in Arabic if ur Christian
@@cam0987
The symbol "noone" is used by some to identify Christians in Muslim countries as followers of the Nazarene
I use it as a mark of my solidarity with the persecuted church
I love seeing the business side of Bats. It's a much more savage side of him that you never get to see in Batman. It lets him be far more ruthless & cutthroat than being Batman does.
The late Rutger Hauer. My favourite actor, what a great man. Rest in peace
All those moments will be lost in time like tears in rain...
I always loved that monologue. It's so poignant. Never fails to bring a tear to my eye.
nope. Humans maintain films. You and me are the ones that will be lost in time. Life goes by so fast, you blink and your an old man. Then after a couple decades you arent mentioned in this world.
@@StreetDrilla The guy who gets fired, Earle, was played by Rutger Hauer, who is well known for his fantastic monologue in Blade Runner.
Aaaaand old Bruce was the kind of guy that would buy up most of the shares into his own company via various charitable organisations and trusts, just to prevent a hostile takeover, and give a man like me the type of job where he could really make a difference
: Ellis Boyd Redding
lol and then he pisses that companies money away on some really cool expensive gadgets that honestly wouldn't generate any money so it most likely would have to be reported as a loss and MUST be reported to the SEC because they are, as mentioned in this clip, a publicly traded company... UNLESS... he SELLS those cool gadgets... weapons, surveillance tools...tanks... super soldier suits... tech that helps you evade the law... but yah totally! You could definitely make a difference! :D.
@@jungsa4691 Why not? The Batman tech can be sold separately, for and to law enforcement's and militaries. His high tech echolocation from the next film? IED finding equipment. His mechanical brace from the third? Bought by the military to help rehabilitate wounded veterans. His form making cape? Instant tents for field soldiers. There's more, and you have to use your imagination a bit, but it's not impossible, and any extras, like another Rumbler tank, could be bough using his own billions, through proxies, and fake shell companies.
@@FalonGrey Is it called Batman-ing the military and such, or is it the militarization of Batman. I can't tell. But, you have sound ideas. Every think of working under Lucius Fox?
@@jungsa4691 or it's a research and development write off. When the IRS comes knocking just show them all the busted up equipment and tell them the stuff didn't make the cut. Happens all the time with high tech companies.
@@FalonGrey Except none of those things actually ever happened. Batman didn't sell the tech to any other party, until Bane came along and stole it from him and tipped the balance of power massively against the police and armed forces. Tbf, they did show that Wayne Ent was losing money and did go bankrupt after one discontinued project which I'm sure was a result of all the years of spending, but it always felt to me like Batman had planned to give it all away for free once he retired. I doubt he'd be play the Tony Stark card here and ever "sell" his tech. He was never a (good) capitalist.
It also makes me think, why didn't Bane oust Bruce Wayne as Batman. He was the city's greatest protector, kept cutting edge tech seemingly away from the hands of the law and military and inadvertently put the city at risk. Bane could have easily made it look like Wayne was a gold hoarder without a real care for the city's people. Talia could have still had her revenge, but in a much more methodical and complete manner.
Never realized I had a moment like this until a guy I used to work with said, "How does being like Bruce Wayne feel?". He told me to watch this movie and this exact moment was 1 for 1. I even used the same words that the boss used on me as did the guy he sacked I gave his position to.
This is my favourite part in Batman begins, never fails to make me smile. 😂🎉
I absolutely loved this scene, part of a great ending for perhaps the greatest super Hero movie ever made
Lmao Batman Begins won't even be in the top 20 superhero movies made, infact the movie itself is pretty whack. Other than TDK both Nolan batman movies are pretty whack.
@@goochipoochie Afraid to put your name on such a troll comment, eh ?
@@goochipoochie they are a trilogy, the 3rd one was kind of weak while the first is very good - level with say Ironman - and the 2nd is best of all time.
@@goochipoochie Opinions vary and don't matter much to anyone except the person who spent their two cents on it.
@@mhobson2009 name or not he's still right about the movies..big time crap
reminds me of my boss:
-me: "well, what do i do with this now? (supervisor's name) told me to do it like this"
-boss: "well last time i checked, my name is on the building, so do it my way and ill deal with (supervisor's name)..."
fucking legend i love him XD
That's amazing
What’s the building’s name?
@@Uliburgh22 Gaetan Bolduc et Associes
Well, i must said you're so raw, why would you ask that that your big boss lol
The best bosses.
“Great, now let’s see Paul Allen’s shares”
It's just feels like a routine to watch this clip every once in a while. Feels so satisfying... Right you are Mr. Wayne
I will always treasure Christopher Nolan's TDK movies in my heart!!
Meh. Only The Dark Knight was any good. And that only because of Ledger. The other two were mediocre at best.
@@DarkMatterX1 I’m my opinion they all
We’re great mainly dark night and dark
Knight rises
@@DarkMatterX1 The Dark Knight Rises was incredible. Perhaps the greatest rendition of the heroes journey in a superhero film other than perhaps the original Iron Man. Tom Hardy's Bane may not have been as good as Ledger's Joker, but he was still one of the very best villains in the history of the genre.
@@GTJIGPC
We're going to agree to disagree here. Christian Bale's Batman is _the worst part_ of Nolan's trilogy.
@@DarkMatterX1 Where did I say anything about Batman? Batman had a lesser role to play in DKR anyway. The actualization of the hero's journey was in Bruce Wayne's escape from the Pit. He rises like Lazarus and there's a great sense of resolution to his emotional development arc that spans the trilogy. I can understand being lukewarm about the Batman elements though.
Flashback to a rainy afternoon in a major metropolis:
"Master Wayne went to Softbank that afternoon. Some said he went looking to ask Mr. Son a favor."
Lucius Fox said: “For a man, who went asking an old friend for a favor, Bruce looked mighty pleased with himself.”
Some say you some can hear this comment inside your head.
"Like distinct voices… lost in the rain."
No.
I immediately thought of this clip after Elon Musk bought up most the Twitter shares lol
I love how he couldn’t help himself not to laugh, he was like “but thee *chuckles* important thing is that..”
Best comic book adaptation of all time and one of the best movies ever made
Best comic book adaptation imo is the arkham games. Second would probably be this
@@ratcatcher5364 how dare you (gretas words not mine)
That is a perfect scene. Even if you knew nothing about the movie. No action, no movement, you watch it with eyes closed and it's still compelling. Three great actors. RIP Rutger Hauer.
How to build loyalty. Fix the management and keep the good workers. I remember Mr. Fox telling another man "good luck" into that blackmail of Batman's identity~
That burn happened on so many different levels from both Bruce and lucius!!
You shouldn't fire that guy! He's seen things... you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shores of Orion. Seebees twinkle in the darkness at Tannhauser Gate. All these... memories... that will be lost. Like... tears... in rain.
We all say that Batman is badass but let'S not forget Bruce Wayne, even wearing a different suit, is as much of a badass :D
Yet he has to appear dumb to the public. Right at the start of the video: "DRUNKEN BILLIONAIRE BURNS DOWN HOME"
Only superhero where the alter ego is loved more than the hero
I like how that smirk was wiped off his face 😂
This part never gets old.
That memo line will never die! It's as strong as ever!
One of the best Batman fights ever! The Detective shows you respect by how far in advance he plans to beat you...
That little chuckle that Bruce does is as he throws Earle's words back at him is my favorite bit of acting Bale gives in this movie.
Rutger Hauer was a painfully underrated actor... Rip
The greatest line in ANY movie: “Didn’t you get the memo???”
I love that line!!! I use it when I get a chance to do so 😁😁😁
Patrick Bateman really turned his life around.
He changed his last name to Batman..
But on another note, tell me, William, do you like Huey Lewis and the News?
That is the comment i was looking for :-)
They’re ok
Oh you can't do this to me......YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED?!
I remember back in the 80's cruising the VHS cassettes in the video store. Anything with Rutger Hauer was an instant rent and rush home to watch.
now lets see Paul Allen’s memo
Bruce, Alfred and Fox. Badass team.
Rutger Hauer is one of those actors who, literally, can play any role & nail it.
every lines in this scene is badass
Talk about a coup de grâce. That was such an amazing scene
Unfortunately it doework like that irl.
“I seem to remember firing you.”
“Well at least you tried. You still remember where the exit is? I can get security to help you with directions.”
And Samuel L. Jackson runs security!
With the Rock as go flow would have been The Boss!!
Bruce Wayne should be holding his Bat mug and say “because I am Batman…”
All these memories, will be lost... like... tears, in the rain.
Lucius would have had to specifically request they not send a memo to Earle so he could get this sick burn in, and you just Bruce wholeheartedly went along with it because he thought it was the funniest thing
I wished this batman became the starting point for the justice league movies
Even the receptionist girl almost says to him: “You didnt..”
Love that earl lets out a smallest of grins at "didn't you get the memo" even he couldn't deny that burn was too good.
Dangerous Fing with a Vampire Lord like that…. ;) RIP Rutger
Puh-leeez!!
Mr. Fox rubbing it in with the same phrase that his previous boss used to insult him is just so satisfying.
I remember Wayne predicting the housing crash of ‘08. Genius
That's Real Love when the Staff is Grinning at your departure🎉🎉🎉😂❤❤.
Ok the sly smirk Alfred has kills me every bloody time
Absolutely loved Morgan Freeman in these movies
Rutger Hauer was a criminally underrated actor …RIP
He got named Dutch actor of the century..
In my opinion, the best Bruce Wayne