REWATCH: Batman Begins (2005) - Christian Bale, Liam Neeson - The Big Thing
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- The Batman is coming out in March. We are doing a rewatch of all of The Batman movies and Batman Begins was the 2005 reboot of the franchise. The goofy cartoon is gone and the realistic darker version was given to Christopher Nolan. Christian Bale takes over as Bruce Wayne. Liam Neeson, Morgan Freeman, Katie Holmes, Michael Kane and more join the cast. Was this the start of one of the best trilogies of all time? This is just a bad, bad movie. The REWATCH series returns and so do Kristian Harloff, Winston A. Marshall and Coy Jandreau who break down the movie.
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“Bats frighten me. It’s time my enemies share my dread.” One of my all time favorite films!
I love that line so much. It's so over the top and dramatic which is how I like my Batman.
@@mnoir7257Facts, “It’s time my enemies share my dread” is a Conroy-esque line
@@jamesdeziel1468 So damn good
Batman Begins is the Batman film to finally get it right. An underrated entry of The Dark Knight Trilogy and a film that is strictly a Bruce Wayne/Batman film. This film really started something after the character was gone for many years on film. Even though a trilogy was not planned the Nolan films work so well together.
its my favourite one. and fav comic book movie, other than the animated The Dark Knight Return Deluxe Edition. when i first saw Batman Begins, i hated it because it not close to the comics at all with ra's training him and wanting to kill joe chill and all that, but all the liberties they take really work.
I’ll never forget my theater experience with this movie. That end scene with Batman & Gordon on the roof; & the moment the Joker card is revealed was the Captain America Wielding Mjolnir of 2005
Batman taps on the bat signal and says nice
Gordon says I couldn't find any mob bosses!
I love both Batman Begins and TDK equally. I really like how all movies in the Nolan Trilogy have their themes. In this one particularly the motif of fear, loss and intimidation, honoring the people he loved/loves the most by being the best version of himself. Hans Zimmer is truly great, but James Newton Howard deserves an equal amount of praise.
begins is fear, dark knight was chaos and rises was pain
This is and will always be my favorite Batman movie of all time and Christian Bale will always be my favorite Batman of all time. My favorite scene in the movie is the chase scene through Gathom. I love how the Batmobile roars like a lion while driving, that scene is so epic! The movie always reminds me of the 2004 The Batman series.
I remember Roger Ebert saying this was the Batman movie he was waiting for, since he didn't like the previous 4. I'm sure others felt that way too
honestly Batman: The Movie (1966) is better than all 4 of those movies. its actually so funny.
I think many people definitely loved the realism without camp, and the strong character focus on Bruce Wayne, which is a first for these films. The Burton ones focused more on the villains, and the Schumacher ones were fast-paced cartoons, going from scene to scene too quickly to provide any strong, weighty character focus. Previously, Roger Ebert thought Superman, Superman II, and Spider-Man 2 and The Incredibles were the only great superhero films. This was then added to the prestigious collection.
@@tornadochaser2457 superman I & II are overrated. The Incredibles is still my favourite superhero/comic book movie. Of all time. Batman begins is 2nd and the Dark Knight 3rd. Rises is still great, top 50. The 4 before begins, i wouldn't even give an honourable mention.
@@crobeastness Your thoughts on Spider-Man 2?
@@tornadochaser2457 i love it. In my top 25. I do like into the spiderverse more. That would be 3rd best Spider-Man movie for me, the far from home at 2nd, then no way home at first.
Batman Begins is underrated IMO. When I rewatch the Nolan movies one thing that strikes me is how little they have aged. This movie came out in 2005 and has barely aged a day.....
This is the start of the greatest comicbook Trilogy. And despite it being a more grounded and realistic interpretation, I think it follows the comics. Throughout all three movies, Nolan clearly took inspiration and influence from various storylines like No Man's Land, Dark Victory, Knightfall, Long Halloween, etc.
I also love Liam Neeson as Ra's Al Ghul and Cillian Murphy as Scarecrow.
So cool how the movie does a realistic version of The Lazarus Pit, with Ra's "death" and "resurrection" in the film! Then we get an actual, metaphorical, and realistic version in The Dark Knight Rises. The League of Shadows is also a far better name than The League of Assassins for any adaptation of the group, I'd say - A suitably subtle, elegant, and understatedly deadly name to encompass the conversely unsubtle name and power of, The League of Assassins.
This movie has my favorite “I’m Batman” (especially compared to that last one lol) When he grabs Falcone and rips him out of the car and growls it in his face, it just feels so natural, like in that moment he just knew exactly what to say cause he loves this so much. I never get tired of this movie, it’s just so friggen good
But why is it so good tho?
I wish I knew
Love this movie. Remember seeing it the Wednesday it came out. Also, just wanted point out David S Goyer wrote the script along with Christopher Nolan because Nolan picked him for his knowledge of the medium of comics
Thank you gentlemen for another fantastic rewatch and review!!! Hope you guys have a great weekend!!!
Super happy that Winston immediately pointed out that the entire movie is based on a "theme" / that it's dealing with one big topic: Fear.
This gives a lot of context for the following movies as they are based around themes as well (chaos / anarchy). (This at least hints at the idea that there might be *some* connecting tissue in Dark Knight Rises :P )
Loved the episode as always. I totally agree that it was important they turned the city of Gotham into a character. I agree with all your assessments about the various actors and what they brought to their roles. So excellent breakdown and enjoyed the conversation a lot.
I remember when they aired an extended 1st look tailer for this after Smallville season 4 final, I was like "fuck yeah. This is Batman"
It’s crazy how similar yet different this is from the later 2 sequels. It definitely has more levity than the other 2, it has more of a stylistic atmosphere, and Bale’s Batman voice is toned down
I saw this in the Theater with no expectations with a friend and we walked out like what did we just watch. We were blown away.
I remember - You guys were so happy and skipping. But then you tripped me while you were doing it, and I vowed vengeance. But then I thought to myself, "What would Bruce do?", and I forgave you.
Better not do this to anyone else though! They might not be so understanding.
I was working at a theater when this came out and I got to screen it a couple of days early. I remember liking it but kind of being on the fence. Saw it again a few days later and not only is it my favorite Batman movie by a long shot it’s in my top 3 all time.
Almost the same here. I remember I saw Begins not long after it came out and it was just... eh, didn't really care. Forgot about it for a while and then the hype for Dark Knight was so huge that I decided to go back and rewatch it, I was utterly engrossed, loved it. Definitely my No.1 Batman film.
"Bats frighten me Alfred"
"Why Master Wayne?"
"I wish I knew."
I immediately went and upgraded my patron tier after hearing that you guys are gonna do Mask of the Phantasm. The chemistry between you 3 is the best. I was hoping one of you were gonna bring up the best Batman line given in any Batman movie which was when the dirty cop was telling Batman "I swear to God I don't know!" Then Batman immediately goes "SWEAR TO ME!!!" My brother and I quote that line all the time lol.
I absolutely love this film and remember how my friends and I felt leaving the screening at University. A moment of sheer excitement I'll take with me forever.... stunning
A pleasure as always fella's. Thanks
Holy shit! You guys put my drawing on the intro screen!!!!! That's awesome!
It rules
@@TheKristianHarloff well schucks! Thanks!
I remember initially WB was going to do a live action Batman TV series called Bruce Wayne. The series was going to be based on the Year One storyline, but it was shelved because the studio wanted to make a film instead. The idea was changed into Smallville!
Do you know if this idea later inspired the Gotham TV show?
I remember staying up all night to go see this movie because I was so excited to see it, but crazy enough I was actually more excited for The Fantastic Four movie that came out just about 3 weeks after Batman Begins, and we all know which one held up better, even though I have a soft spot for the Fantastic Four movies
Much like you Kristian (currently working at WB at the moment lol), I remember being so hesitant in watching Batman Begins at first, it was Nolan (and I loved Memento) as like okay I will check it out... and I loved it! So many great moments and such a smart film as well with it's themes. This is David S Goyer (co-written with Christopher Nolan (Jonathan came on for The Dark Knight)) best written script I think. Fun fact in one of his early drafts they did have Harvey Dent (pre-two face) but more of side character.
Batman training montage is a masterpiece.
Hey Kristian….fun fact. I was the personal trainer to Colin Mcfarlane (the police commissioner) in The Dark Knight. A really genuine bloke. 👍🎬
Another great Bat discussion. Yeah, I loved how the bat sonar scene in the movie came directly from the Batman Year One comic.
I worked at a movie theater when this came out so saw it many times. I remember the crowds would always get excited at the end when he showed the joker card.
You have inspired me to show a little class whenever possible.
Love to hear it
It's 3:21pm EST and I just finished rewatching this movie for the sake of your review. Still very much love this movie. Holy shit! This was the Batman that I wanted since the animated series
Why do I feel that this movie is still so underrated?
I wish I knew.
Always felt it deserved more love for what it was able to accomplish and it’s impact/ influence on comic book movies to come. Rewatching this for the first time in a while I found myself again in awe on how well the whole thing was constructed. Love the first act how everything is set up through Bruce’s childhood, him navigating Gotham and his LOS training. Still holds up so well!
it's not overrated. its overshadowed by The Dark Knight. which i unfortunate because i like this better. im not a big joker fan in general. i think his presence in all thing Batman is oversaturated. and also, heath ledger is like my 4th favourite portrayal anyway.
47:05 I was one of those people, me and my buddy snuck in to see this a few weeks after it released after watching 'Fantastic Four'. After it was over, we were like "Damn, this movie was good!". Word of mouth DEFINITELY helped it's box office.
I love it so much, I love how it all builds up towards him becoming batman, all of the cast is awesome
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Liam Neeson is so under rated in this I love him so much in this, it kinda of reminds me of his role from star wars episode 1.
He is fantastic in this
I always thought this movie was great but it took a little growing up to really appreciate it. Now I get emotional in certain parts where I didn't really before. It seriously gets better the more times you watch it. definitely my favorite comic book movie. I don't know what it is. Obviously the direction and all the other departments are great but I think it all comes down to Nolan's choice of how to tell the story, in his now typical non-linear narrative style. It allows the pace to be nonstop. The opening with the music just immediately sucks me in, no matter how many times I see the first few minutes.
Batman Begins was perfection. Right up there with Superman: The Movie. I remember jumping for joy out of my seat, especially when Gordon flipped over the Joker card. This was the Batman origin movie I always wanted.
Yesssss time to drive into the DKT with u guys been looking forward to this, I love all 3 of these movies they are without a doubt the best batman movies especially Dark Knight
Oh yea
“I’m no executioner. It’s separates us from them.” Never been a more batman moment on screen. I think Pattinsons gonna kill it, but Bale will always be # 1 to me
Hans Zimmer's music in this film is incredible.
At 34:52, Coy does correctly say "Michael Caine". Winston misheard "Michael Keaton". I know it's probably the webcam mics that made it hard to hear though.
Anyone who says Bale isn’t a good Bruce Wayne/Batman doesn’t really know the character. He’s the goat and it isn’t even close. I remember when Bale was first cast, I didn’t know who he was. Then I watched Equilibrium and I saw it immediately. Even more than everyone who came before. This guy is Bruce Wayne. Heading into the summer of 2005 I was so excited. It was senior year of HS, College was around the corner but it was Batman I was most excited for. And boy did the movie not disappoint. It was the first great Batman movie. It captured him perfectly. The voice was straight out the comics. “A hoarse whisper.” Fox. Alfred. Rhas. Ducard. His family having ties to abolitionists. Low key taking control of his company. The play boy antics. It was all comics with some cinematic changes. And there’s Gordon. They finally did him right. Alfred was given so much more to do. The Batmobile. The chase scene is fantastic. Batman with the sonar and the bats, straight out of Frank Millers Batman Year One. It’s blasphemy how this movie has gotten overlooked. It changed everything for Batman cinematically and really ushered in the era of great comic book films. Before Cap and Mjolnir, there was conversation between Batman and Gordon and a calling card. “I never got the chance to thank you.” “And you’ll never have to.” Glides off rooftop. Title Card. Goddamn EPIC.
People forget how good this movie is
Too busy bowing before the sheer greatness of The Dark Knight, I'm afraid.
Batman Begins needs to be a baby that won't stop crying to get the attention it deserves, and it's not right. As a side note, it has also spat out far too many pacifiers in its day, with justified contempt.
Christian Bale will always be my definitive Batman across all mediums because of this movie.
I Wish I Knew.😄
Robert Pattinson is the perfect age for his Bruce's parents to have been killed coming out of Antonio Banderas' The Mask of Zorro. We have reached the keystone timeline.
Hey Kristian, have you noticed what Christian Bale does not just with the Batman voice but Bruce Wayne's voice in Batman Begins. I think in his performance, he made Bruce sound a little gruff and aggressive at times, as if he has yet to seperate his aggressive/animalistic Batman side from his playboy/carefree public Bruce Wayne side. And when you get to rewatching The Dark Knight and Rises, Bale makes Bruce's voice sound softer, to perhaps illustrate that he has now separated his two personas.
I dont think many people of have picked up on the subtle changes that Bale brought to Bruce's voice, I think it shows how great and thoughtful that Bale is as an actor.
I remember seeing The Dark Knight for my bday opening night and saw it 3 times in 1 day lol
I was a huge fan of Katie Holmes in the 90s, but I remember watching a scene between Katie, Bale, and Gary Oldman and thinking she had the least convincing American accent.
I would love to see the deleted scarecrow scene Coy was talking about from Dark Knight Rises. I can’t find it anywhere
As a life long Batman fan, thank you for these videos boys
Thanks for checking them out!
Now we’re getting to the good stuff
Great job on the video Kristian and I like this film, but I do find some parts of this film a bit boring but still good and Katie Holmes was better than Maggie Gyllenhaal in my opinion, the dark knight rises is my favourite in the trilogy!
Batman Begins and The Dark Knight are the pinnacle of Batman to me, such a stellar cast and great writing throughout. Something I noticed watching it this time around, young Bruce gets traumatised by bats attacking him so his dad goes "let's take him to an opera with men in scary bat costumes". Like of course he's gonna get scared, that's on you Thomas. Also the action in this film isn't the greatest, lots of close-up, quick cuts that make the fights hard to follow.
Still to this day, the Joker card reveal from Gordon has had the best audience reaction I ever been a part of. Everyone was out of their seat, losing their minds!
I hope in the Dark Knight rewatch your guys talk about that films impact on Hollywood for good and the bad
*Bruce being slowly crushed*
"What's the point of all those press ups if you can't even lift a bleedin' log." - Alfred
Haha
I'm trying to remember what brought me to this video. I wish I knew.
I rewatched it a few days ago and it still vies for my favorite comic book movie of all time. Easily in my top ten films of all time. I continue to believe it might be the most underrated movie of all time.
What are some of your other favourites of all time?
Gets better on every viewing!
Here's your class
Hahhaha thanks!
This is my favorite batman movie. And the only one that's really about Batman...
the lego batman movie is about batman too, so is mask of the phantasm (then there are some of the straight video ones i could mention too). for live action you are right though.
I love the Dark Knight but this is still my favorite Batman movie. It has a certain... 80s Spielberg adventure feel that always spoke to me.
Love the rewatch series! I always look forward to them and someday I hope to hear Kristian, Kate, and Coy talk Matrix Resurrections.
I disagree with Coy about Katie and Maggie. The love interest angle is way more important than the DA work.
I see the Rachel character as the love interest. Katie works better as the love interest. Begins has her doing a ton of DA work which plays a part in the plot. Maggie works better as the Assistant DA but the Dark Knight focus more on the love angle, so Katie not being there was jarring.
"That's why his face look's JUST like Joffrey"
LMAO well done, Coy.
I loved that statement! Jack Gleeson could've been treated as this hidden figure that looks nothing like Joffrey, and it's a somewhat mind-blowing revelation that it's him, even if this take is just to spare Winston's feelings - but Coy just laid down the really, obvious truth. He clearly has the face of a child version of Joffrey.
Obviously, he's a lot nicer, of course. If Batman knew the truth, things would've gone a lot differently in the third act.
This film is great. When you do The Dark Knight rewatch you should do do like a remember the first day you watch it thing. Did you think at that time that the film would become that iconic in popculture?
This is by far and away my favorite Batman movie. Its 100% about Bruce Wayne and you learn that he is just as interesting in the suit as he is out of the suit. That character work continues throughout the trilogy. My only gripe with Batman Begins was the way the action sequences were filmed. They were filmed/edited too close and cut too quickly. Other than that, I love this movie and its my favorite out of The Dark Knight trilogy. Also, side note, when I saw this movie in the theater, my family and I thought this was supposed to be a prequel to the first Tim Burton / Michael Keaton movie. So when Joe Chill killed Bruce's parents, we all thought that was wrong, because we thought Jack Napier was supposed to killed them. All my brother and I knew was the old series of Batman movies. The term, "'reboot" wasn't a thing at the time, but Batman Begins and Casino Royale really showed audiences what you could do with established characters and do something new with them in new continuities.
Having the whole city tripping balls & killing eachother out of fear was way more intense than a giant freeze gun it was such a nice step up. Keep the themes in mind before the rewatch. The 1 word main theme of Batman Begins is "Fear". The Dark Knight .."Chaos" & TDK Rises theme "Pain"
My absolute favorite of the Nolan trilogy. One of my favorite movies of all time. I remember seeing the trailer for the first time and I already knew this was going to be a different kind of Batman, closer to his origins and devoid of camp. Loving the rewatch series and can't wait for the dark Knight.
This was a lot of fun hearing you guys talk about Batman Begins. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on The Dark Knight! Hope you enjoy the “I Am Heath Ledger” documentary if you haven’t seen it yet. There’s so much insight to Heath in that documentary into The Dark Knight too.
I did a rewatch of this as well and I'm so glad to hear you three share my thoughts. As much as Dark Knight is my favorite movie, Begins is the best BATMAN movie actually about Bruce Wayne
Most successful directors eventually get too much creative control and get a little lost. This is peak Nolan. Even in TDK he's starting to lose his hold on the 3rd acts. This is such a tight, well executed peice of Batman lore. Setting Batman on fire was incredible. Saw it in the cinema 5 times.
54:50 Dude!
The guy that played joffery is actually Irish. One of our own 🇮🇪
This is it for me. The movie that made me a true fan. See, I always loved Batman. But as I grew up I started to feel I was growing out of it. I saw this, and never once looked back from that point on.
Totally get that!
The only thing I wish they did in this trilogy is they explored the detective aspect of Batman. Hyped for The Batman in a couple weeks
They do the detective a lot in The Dark Knight!!
It's pretty wild knowing that Cillian was almost cast as the bat.
Yup
Love the Nolan trilogy as awhile but this one is special to me because I took my dad to go see this movie and it is now one of his favorite movies of all time and he will watch it anytime its on.
54:55 The Dude Knight
These 3 films changed the way people look at comic book movies, and the way directors can film them... I think it was so simple and so genius the way nolan made these films more grounded in reality, because Batman has no superpowers... I love how he kinda says to you, oh you think its not possible for Batman to fly like that, or come out of nowhere like he does, well here's what he does... Smokescreen for stealth, while you're distracted, he using a grappling gun , or he is blowing out a window and a plane is pulling him into the air...far fetched? Well the CIA does it, its an clandestine maneuver to extract agents from a hostile environment.... I just loved everything about these 3 films...
This might of been the first time I didn’t hear Winston drop a f bomb 💣 wonder why I wish I knew
the Batman: Mask of the Phantasm talk will be patreon exclusive or a timed exclusive? or will you edit out a piece of it for this channel? and will you guys eventually be watching Batman: The Movie (1966) and/or The LEGO Batman Movie?
I wish I knew.
I rewatched Batman Begins and The Dark Knight last weekend for the first time in probably over 10 years and I think I like Batman Begins better. They're both great but I like the style and tone a bit more in Batman Begins.
That kid in the movie that talks to batman in the city... Was that king Joefery from game of thrones?
Yup, we talk about it
Thank god no one in Gotham ever boils water or takes a hot shower otherwise Ra's plan wouldn't of worked
haha
This Coy guy doesn't know Christian Bale. He was born in Wales but his parents are English and he's been raised in England. His accent is English, a Southern English accent
Fair!
Kristian: C’mon show some class.
Me: But Kristian, I’m like school in summer.
haha
amazing trilogy. I love the third one also. this trilogy also kickstarted the whole IMAX thing. back when ppl thought 3d movies was going to be the thing.
yesss this one rocks
Finally one we can all agree on. Great movie, and i can't imagine there will ever be a Batman origin story better. Amazing they built that Batmobile from scratch. After Batman and Robin and coming out the same summer as Revenge of the Sith it flew slightly under the radar. Perceptions are interesting. It made $200 million at the U.S. box office and was considering a success, while the next year Superman Returns made $200 million and was considered a disappointment.
I much prefer this film over The Dark Knight. It just feels way more Batman-ish.
So I’m just curious. Why did you skip Mask of the Phantasm after Returns? It was theatrically released and I don’t understand why it would be live-action only films from 89 on where the 66 movie was also skipped.
Batman Begins is an absolute masterpiece. Sometimes I go back and forth between this one and Batman 1989 in trying to decide which is my most favorite Batman movie of all time. 1989 has the nostalgia whereas this is a better made film. One of the cool things about this one is that Nolan struck the right balance between making it a more believable world while retaining the comic book style. Unfortunately, the sequels were a letdown for me, but I'll save that for the next video.
Could you also do a review/watch for the animated two-part movie 'The Dark Knight Returns'? Because Nolan got a couple of ideas from that story for his trilogy.
This movie is #2 on my list of batman movies even tho I'm a huge marvel fan. This movie is the one that made superhero/comic book movies seriously good and without this movie we wouldn't have the MCU, WB realized that they needed to give batman a new start after that garbage batman and robin shit they pulled out of their asses. The way Nolan directed this movie was amazing he brought the darker side of batman which fans wanted from the comics and it delivered very well. They not only gave batman redemption they gave him a respectful trilogy and just a great movie. This is when WB, and DC made the character dark and not goofy they made batman very serious. The only thing I didn't like about this movie was the scarecrow they wasted that character in my opinion, Christain Bale was the great casting for batman, and Michael Cane as Alfred was also great casting the chemistry those two bring in this movie was fantastic. I really think they just threw in Morgan Freeman just to be in there because he's just a great actor Kaite Holmes was ok in this movie it didn't add much neither did Liam Neeson. The score is absolutely stunning it felt like being in different crime scenes and made the movie a suspense spy movie with lots of action. The way they did this movie felt like the true dark batman from the comics that fans have been asking for and they made batman a spy in the shadows. I have to say being a true marvel fan I really liked this movie I haven't watched this movie since I was a freshman in high school. I can't wait to hear what you guys think about this movie, hope you all have a great weekend🦇🦇✅✅ I wish I knew why it took WB & DC so long to make a good batman movie?
you guys should do jurassic park rewatch after batman
Can you make tuxedo t shirts that say show a little class lol ?
MAybe!
The Dark Knight ultimately won the summer of 2008 due to the hype over Ledger's performance and it coming out right in the peak of summer, but Iron Man generated a lot of buzz in its own right.
I remember seeing Iron Man and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull on the same day, and thinking that a major changing of the guard was occurring in the movie industry. Indy 4 felt tired and outdated, while Iron Man was bristling with modern energy.
For sure
This is the way
Did any of you guys read or watch Batman Year One? Many of the beats of this movie are taken from that graphic novel. Batman and Gordon's relationship minus Gordon being there after Waynes are killed, Batman using bats to get away from the cops, Gordon going against corruption, Gordon's partner Flass and the ending with the hint at the Joker except that Batman hadn't showed up yet. He was ABOUT to show up. There's no Raj Al Ghul or love interest. Actually Harvey Dent is already D.A. in the comic.
Def Year One vibes
Nicole Kidman didn’t know. She definitely had speculation remember at the end of the movie she went to go visit the Riddler and she asked him who is Batman and he said I’m Batman.
Right
Great review. A realistic Batman movie. Looking forward to the new one.
Did you enjoy it?
@@TheKristianHarloff the new one with Robert Pattinson, yes I loved it. Not quite as much as Nolan’s, but Nolan’s is the gold standard so it’s unbeatable. But the new one was very good.