Andy gives us a masterclass in acting in this scene. Guy is stuck lying in bed, he only has his face to emote with and he just absolutly kills it. Every layer of emotion Alfred goes through in this scene from relief, hurt, anger, joy, you can see reflected through his eyes. And credit to Robert as well, playing this shell of a man whose spent a lifetime trying to burry his emotions, now having those emotions try to rise and break through his barrier. A key example of how excellent this movie is and really shoudl be the gold standard for what modern superhero films should strive to be.
@@somecallmejeremyimo, I love the ambiguity. It just adds this layer of tragic simplicity. Whether it was organized crime or just unfortunate timing, it’s still devastating for Alfred and Bruce
Fate killed Batman's parents. And the Authors/Writers of the comics are masters of Fate here in Batman. So technically, the Writers are the killers. They *had* Bruce's parents killed. Comic Book history mostly states "Joe Chill" killed them, but the main purpose was to ignite the greatest fuel for the fire that is Batman. Without their deaths, there is no Batman. And with no Batman, there is no Joker. I would go as far as to say if Bruce's parents survived, perhaps Gotham would have been villainless as Thomas Wayne was in the process of overhauling the judicial and legislative systems, but who knows and who cares. He dead and we have psycho Batman playing chase and detain every night.
This is personally a perfect representation of how a traumatized “stoic” person acts. It’s not like Michael Corleone, it’s not like “insert any other badass stoic character.” He’s strange, he’s clearly sensitive, he clearly has connectivity issues, and he feels awkward. He has unresolved trauma, he has severe connection issues, and he thinks he’s being strong but he’s just off putting to save himself the trouble of losing someone again. He is blind to obvious answers because he cannot connect, he cannot understand, he just needs to be “justified.” It’s an emotional look that has been sorely forgotten about when adapting Bruce.
This was the moment that sealed the deal for me. That Robert Pattinson wasn't just a great Batman, but a phenomenal Bruce Wayne. That vulnerability, that scared child that hid behind a mask, the man who could only share his true self with Alfred. Probably the best scene in the film.
Really this is the gold standard of modern day comic book movies matt reeves was very successful in delivering the emotions on screen when i watched this movie on big screen i felt every single emotion that matt has trying to make us feel like this scene and the selena and falcone's relation. without telling a word, this was brilliant
A touching moment between Bruce and Alfred from any incarnation is always a top tier scene stealer. Even if the story is not strong enough, this will boost it up with massive points!
I was worried about them going the full "Bad Waynes" route so this subversion about it being a a desperate and botched attempt to help those Thomas loved was great.
I definitely agree. It was the right move to portray the Waynes as good people with good intentions, who were held back by a corrupt society and mental health issues that people wouldn't understand/accept from people of their status. It shows that while Bruce _could_ try to dismantle the corruption from within, it's very likely that he could be stopped like his parents were, and therefore justifies why he has to be Batman. If the Waynes aren't worthy of being avenged, then the concept of The Batman would collapse.
Yea, I never liked the concept of making Bruce's parents full on villains or corrupt. I prefer them actually being Good people. Saints? Not that either. But good people with moral values, yes. And if those people made mistakes or actions with good intent, but that just played out and resulted differently, then I can accept that too, and it even makes for a better story. Bruce realizing that some criminals aren't morally bankrupt, and sometimes people do bad or questionable things out of love or trying to do right by others. Makes Bruce question and analyze the crime in Gotham even more.
In my headcanon the waynes historically couldve been bad, hence why they are/were so wealthy, but it was Thomas who decided to break the cycle and use the wealth they amassed to do good by the people of gotham, sonething which unfrotunately did not sit well with the other elites of gotham, hence why they put a hit on him.
You have versions like in Batman Begins that were picture perfect, and versions like in the Telltale games that were directly involved with the mob. This is like a nice middle ground that could seem possible. A good man, who made an error in judgement.
I love this scene because this is one of the rarest moments that Bruce and Alfred had heart to heart conversation and facing the tragedy that they both were reluctant to bring up.
The beauty of this scene is the idea that there’s always something we don’t know, no matter what the situation is.. The fact that they leave the Wayne’s death a mystery while also laying out the idea that it very well could’ve been Falcones doing is truly brilliant. Matt Reeves adds a whole new layer of depth to the character of Bruce Wayne
@@InjusticeJoshMaybe JOKER (2019) is secretly a prequel to The Batman (2022) where after Arthur Fleck’s Joker dies, this will soon give rise to THE JOKER fulfilling his legacy.
I really thought he was going to pull his hand away and we'd see he returned the cufflinks and so we knew Bruce acknowledged Alfred as a Wayne and his family.
There are several scenes referring to Thomas and Martha Wayne. Even if you somehow miss those, people call him Bruce. And he doesnt call himself “Batman” he calls himself “Vengeance”
It reminds me of the Epilogue episode of Justice League Unlimited where Terry finds out about how he came to be and the anger he had for Amanda and Bruce only to realize that he is Bruce's son and heir to a legacy of a great man.
We didn’t get to see much of Bruce Wayne. More of Batman which makes sense but I would love to see the man of Batman if that makes sense. Maybe when they do the court of owls.
I finally got to see this movie recently Left me with some questions I heard Batman doesn't kill in this movie but in final fight it looked like one or two of those Riddlers were killed and someone definitely had to have died in that car chase right? If not talk about really good fortune
@@geordiemc4571 But at the same time one could argue Batman knew a high speed chase could lead to something bad happening. Probably would have been better to just not chase him.
@@MrWolfchamp-xi3cu but then Selina and Gordon would have been killed by penguin and his men? The whole car chase happened cause Batman had to get their attention off Gordon and Selina
@@MrWolfchamp-xi3cuTrue, but remember at this point in the movie he wasn't exactly a good person. He was more concerned with inflicting pain on criminals as revenge and was apathetic toward civilians. This is why he didn't show any care toward the man who was attacked at the subway, didn't show any sympathy to Selina when she was grieving for her friend, and obviously didn't give af about the people on the road. Toward the end of the film he realized how harmful that behavior is and how it's counterintuitive to what The Batman should stand for.
Despite him being revealed as a backstabbing liar and manipulator, I don't think that Carmine Falcone had both Thomas and Martha Wayne killed by Joe Chill. I still think that the Court of Owls is somehow responsible and might hopefully make an appearance in either THE PENGUIN 2024 show or in the next movie.
This scene kinda epitomizes my biggest issue with this film. Even here, in what seems to be attempting to be the movie's most emotional scene, the movie lacks in emotional resonance for me. This problem is even more apparent to me given what I was expecting from Matt Reeves, who bowled me over emotionally with his Planet of the Apes films in a franchise that I have nowhere close to the emotional investment in that I do in the Batman franchise. This film is style over substance, and that style is so cool, but Batman & Robin was able to infuse more emotion into Bruce and Alfred's relationship despite being surrounded by camp than this film was. I love Pattinson as Batman and am still waiting to render judgment on his Bruce until we get a movie with more of Pattinson outside the cape and cowl, but his Bruce performance in this particular scene isn't great, so that doesn't help either.
Man stop all that and enjoy the movie, people like u kill me. Stop trying to act like u saying something so deep and profound, we don't need all that bruh u doing too much
That's the point, his Bruce is young and angry and traumatized, and he doesn't want to get attached, which is why he tried to shield off his emotions and master them. But when Alfred got hurt he showed he cared.
Ngl it is a strange choice for Bruce to be super moody, when bales bruce was sad and frustrated u felt it, not much here and not sure why they chose that
@billross9132 Well, because he's young and angry and traumatized after losing his parents. I guess the reason why you didn't feel it the way I or others did was because they showed his trauma than just telling us.
Crime Syndicate (2023) Update Synopsis Fan casting the villainous version of the Justice League from the comics Crime Syndicate Update Synopsis On Earth 3, the story of good and evil is flipped on it's head. Where on Earth 1 crime fighting is normal, on Earth 3 perfoming crimes is a mundane task. On this Earth is also where the Crime Syndicate exists. An evil counterpart of the heroic Justice League is now wanting to branch their evil acts to multiple Earths, including Earth 1. DCEU: The Crime Syndicate Update Synopsis The Crime Syndicate are super-villains from an alternate Earth where they take advantage of a massive battle between superheroes, leaving a power gap. Now the big dogs on campus, the Syndicate came to our Earth, with help from the Secret Society Of Super Villains to pose as the "New Justice League" after the real Justice League and other heroes disappeared in the climax of the Imperiex crisis.
@@MattGraves01 Never considered Pattinson to hate the character, but to each their own, man. He's been my favorite live-action Batman since I first saw the movie. There's no obligation to understand, man✌
@SUPERSBATS It's actually the worst Batman film of all time, worse than Batman and Robin. I speak as someone who actually read the comics and understands the characters. It sounds to me you only like the film because it has leftist garbage in it.
Andy gives us a masterclass in acting in this scene. Guy is stuck lying in bed, he only has his face to emote with and he just absolutly kills it. Every layer of emotion Alfred goes through in this scene from relief, hurt, anger, joy, you can see reflected through his eyes. And credit to Robert as well, playing this shell of a man whose spent a lifetime trying to burry his emotions, now having those emotions try to rise and break through his barrier. A key example of how excellent this movie is and really shoudl be the gold standard for what modern superhero films should strive to be.
He’s such a great actor in every way but especially his face, it delivers all his lines without sound. That’s why he’s every Mocap character 😂
Beautiful said
Finally someone who loves this movie as much as me
I love how they didn't outrightly confirmed who killed the waynes in the alley and kept it mystery.
Who knows? Maybe we'll do in the sequels?
@@somecallmejeremyimo, I love the ambiguity. It just adds this layer of tragic simplicity. Whether it was organized crime or just unfortunate timing, it’s still devastating for Alfred and Bruce
Because that's the whole point of him being the batman
Fate killed Batman's parents. And the Authors/Writers of the comics are masters of Fate here in Batman.
So technically, the Writers are the killers. They *had* Bruce's parents killed.
Comic Book history mostly states "Joe Chill" killed them, but the main purpose was to ignite the greatest fuel for the fire that is Batman.
Without their deaths, there is no Batman. And with no Batman, there is no Joker.
I would go as far as to say if Bruce's parents survived, perhaps Gotham would have been villainless as Thomas Wayne was in the process of overhauling the judicial and legislative systems, but who knows and who cares. He dead and we have psycho Batman playing chase and detain every night.
it was joe chill
This is personally a perfect representation of how a traumatized “stoic” person acts. It’s not like Michael Corleone, it’s not like “insert any other badass stoic character.” He’s strange, he’s clearly sensitive, he clearly has connectivity issues, and he feels awkward. He has unresolved trauma, he has severe connection issues, and he thinks he’s being strong but he’s just off putting to save himself the trouble of losing someone again.
He is blind to obvious answers because he cannot connect, he cannot understand, he just needs to be “justified.” It’s an emotional look that has been sorely forgotten about when adapting Bruce.
This comment perfectly sums it up. Great analysis!!! I love this version of Bruce and I can’t wait to see how he grows in the next movie.
You can really feel the emotion in this scene from Rob and Andy. This is yet another great depiction of their relationship.
Saw the batman with some friends in theater and this scene made me tear up and my friend started to cry. Such a good movie.
This was the moment that sealed the deal for me. That Robert Pattinson wasn't just a great Batman, but a phenomenal Bruce Wayne. That vulnerability, that scared child that hid behind a mask, the man who could only share his true self with Alfred. Probably the best scene in the film.
Its so crazy how subtly he acts here.
He went from an Hogwarts Hufflepuff, An Hot Vampire Husband to the dark knight himself
Really this is the gold standard of modern day comic book movies matt reeves was very successful in delivering the emotions on screen when i watched this movie on big screen i felt every single emotion that matt has trying to make us feel like this scene and the selena and falcone's relation. without telling a word, this was brilliant
A touching moment between Bruce and Alfred from any incarnation is always a top tier scene stealer. Even if the story is not strong enough, this will boost it up with massive points!
I was worried about them going the full "Bad Waynes" route so this subversion about it being a a desperate and botched attempt to help those Thomas loved was great.
I definitely agree. It was the right move to portray the Waynes as good people with good intentions, who were held back by a corrupt society and mental health issues that people wouldn't understand/accept from people of their status. It shows that while Bruce _could_ try to dismantle the corruption from within, it's very likely that he could be stopped like his parents were, and therefore justifies why he has to be Batman. If the Waynes aren't worthy of being avenged, then the concept of The Batman would collapse.
Yea, I never liked the concept of making Bruce's parents full on villains or corrupt. I prefer them actually being Good people. Saints? Not that either. But good people with moral values, yes. And if those people made mistakes or actions with good intent, but that just played out and resulted differently, then I can accept that too, and it even makes for a better story.
Bruce realizing that some criminals aren't morally bankrupt, and sometimes people do bad or questionable things out of love or trying to do right by others. Makes Bruce question and analyze the crime in Gotham even more.
In my headcanon the waynes historically couldve been bad, hence why they are/were so wealthy, but it was Thomas who decided to break the cycle and use the wealth they amassed to do good by the people of gotham, sonething which unfrotunately did not sit well with the other elites of gotham, hence why they put a hit on him.
You have versions like in Batman Begins that were picture perfect, and versions like in the Telltale games that were directly involved with the mob. This is like a nice middle ground that could seem possible. A good man, who made an error in judgement.
Peak Batman & (Young) Bruce Wayne👌
Half way through the Penguin series and the stuff Alfred says about Falcone is true. He is a monster.
He’s essentially the root of all evil in Gotham, almost all of the main cast has been affected by his actions in a negative way.
I guess The Riddler did *one* good thing for the most part.
I love this scene because this is one of the rarest moments that Bruce and Alfred had heart to heart conversation and facing the tragedy that they both were reluctant to bring up.
Dawg I could probably watch this like once a week for the rest of my life and never get fully tired of it...
Batman looks like leon S Kennedy from resident evil with that haircut in his face
Suits the movie 👌
@@TheKnight886 yeah it does
HE EVEN SOUNDS LIKE HIM ESPECIALLY DURING THE BOMB COLLAR SCENE
God, Robert would’ve made a perfect Leon
The beauty of this scene is the idea that there’s always something we don’t know, no matter what the situation is..
The fact that they leave the Wayne’s death a mystery while also laying out the idea that it very well could’ve been Falcones doing is truly brilliant. Matt Reeves adds a whole new layer of depth to the character of Bruce Wayne
Omg i love the background sound track and the scene made me cry
Reminds a lot Arthur Fleck confronting his mom in JOKER (2019)
At least Bruce didn’t killed Alfred
I really wished that Joker was this world’s Joker. Like what was the point of showing Batman’s origin in Joker then.
@@InjusticeJoshMaybe JOKER (2019) is secretly a prequel to The Batman (2022) where after Arthur Fleck’s Joker dies, this will soon give rise to THE JOKER fulfilling his legacy.
@@Synonymous_Legion Like the three jokers storyline from the comics
@@InjusticeJosh Yes! Almost like that!
The Batman 2 can’t come soon enough man 🔥🔥🔥🔥 great scene
Gunn keeps pushing it back. 2027 now
@ ridiculous smh 🤦🏽♂️ hope everything is all good behind the scenes
Guys, Andy Serkis might be my favorite Alfred.
Love this movie
Best Batman film can’t wait for part 2 Matt reeves delivered something special
I agree but I gotta ask this, Better than the Dark Knight?
Nope dark knight and batman begins kicks this movies ass@jconnor117
@@jconnor117Yes, the dark knight isn't a batman movie.
I might just have to watch the Batman again this weekend.
hasta el día de hoy continuo viendo los trailers, joya de película
Dah real Bruce and Alfred comic accurate
This ladies and gentlemen is why robert Pattinson is the best Batman
4:46 them against the world and anything it can throw at them.
I actually forgot Alfred was alive and that this scene happened. Maybe I went to the bathroom. I hope we get to see more of this Alfred
In attesa di The Penguin e The Batman 2 ❤
The best alfred and Bruce just like Bale and Caine!!!
Me Everynight wid my voices
Please tell me the batman 2 is coming out soon. And mr freeze or croc better be the villain
Exactly: I also need to know that The Batman 2 is, at least, at an reall advanced producction. I loved The Batman.
Croc. ?? 😂
Next year or in 2026
Oct 2025, but most likely delayed though.
@@bookofeli4867 killer croc, the dc comics character that batman fights
Best conversation scene ever made between Batman and Alfred
No matter what role Robert Pattinson plays, that boy just doesn’t know how to comb his hair.
Tenet?
his hair is fine bruh
@@leviathan9865 it’s a joke bruh chill out.
Gotta be my favorite scene in the movie post rewatching it after the Penguin wrapped up, had me sobbing by the end of it
I really thought he was going to pull his hand away and we'd see he returned the cufflinks and so we knew Bruce acknowledged Alfred as a Wayne and his family.
God I’m praying that the court of owls is somehow involved
There are several scenes referring to Thomas and Martha Wayne. Even if you somehow miss those, people call him Bruce. And he doesnt call himself “Batman” he calls himself “Vengeance”
oh man that ending, when Rob looks at the bat-signall.....
I LOVE THIS SCENE🔥♥️👍
It reminds me of the Epilogue episode of Justice League Unlimited where Terry finds out about how he came to be and the anger he had for Amanda and Bruce only to realize that he is Bruce's son and heir to a legacy of a great man.
Dude….
*I just woke up.*
My fav moment in this film
We didn’t get to see much of Bruce Wayne. More of Batman which makes sense but I would love to see the man of Batman if that makes sense. Maybe when they do the court of owls.
Alfred cared for Bruce as his own son
The title says Batman confronts Alfred not Bruce 😂
Because Bruce Wayne is the alter ego not batman 😂
If your intentions are good, like Thomas Wayne, then I don’t think that makes you bad
I finally got to see this movie recently
Left me with some questions
I heard Batman doesn't kill in this movie but in final fight it looked like one or two of those Riddlers were killed and someone definitely had to have died in that car chase right? If not talk about really good fortune
Penguin was the one who slammed his breaks and caused the accident, Batman was not the one who did that
@@geordiemc4571 But at the same time one could argue Batman knew a high speed chase could lead to something bad happening. Probably would have been better to just not chase him.
@@MrWolfchamp-xi3cuno
@@MrWolfchamp-xi3cu but then Selina and Gordon would have been killed by penguin and his men? The whole car chase happened cause Batman had to get their attention off Gordon and Selina
@@MrWolfchamp-xi3cuTrue, but remember at this point in the movie he wasn't exactly a good person. He was more concerned with inflicting pain on criminals as revenge and was apathetic toward civilians. This is why he didn't show any care toward the man who was attacked at the subway, didn't show any sympathy to Selina when she was grieving for her friend, and obviously didn't give af about the people on the road. Toward the end of the film he realized how harmful that behavior is and how it's counterintuitive to what The Batman should stand for.
This scene hurt man I feel bad for Alfred in this movie
Drop a trailer for The Batman part 2 please 🙏
Strong scene!
Alfred has ALWAYS been as much as a good farther figure to Bruce just as much as Thomas Wayne would of been if he was still alive
And after all these years, Alfred will never not see the young boy in the alley who needed to know that he wasn’t alone.
Dc💙
🦇 🛐🙏❤
ASK HOW HE’S DOING FIRST!
maybe alfred a member or ex memeber of teh talons i got thi sfrom everuyone
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wow what a scene
Despite him being revealed as a backstabbing liar and manipulator, I don't think that Carmine Falcone had both Thomas and Martha Wayne killed by Joe Chill. I still think that the Court of Owls is somehow responsible and might hopefully make an appearance in either THE PENGUIN 2024 show or in the next movie.
he would love hard times by ethel cain
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I hope animation batman hush 2 break the jokes in Future next week 2025 ( Bruce Wayne and joker character 2019)
the only problen i had with this movie is The cowl😂.
Just like the dark knight
live action he man movie in the new dc the dcu in 2024 today now yes 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Ok
🫵💯💯😢💔
Lol
This scene kinda epitomizes my biggest issue with this film. Even here, in what seems to be attempting to be the movie's most emotional scene, the movie lacks in emotional resonance for me. This problem is even more apparent to me given what I was expecting from Matt Reeves, who bowled me over emotionally with his Planet of the Apes films in a franchise that I have nowhere close to the emotional investment in that I do in the Batman franchise. This film is style over substance, and that style is so cool, but Batman & Robin was able to infuse more emotion into Bruce and Alfred's relationship despite being surrounded by camp than this film was. I love Pattinson as Batman and am still waiting to render judgment on his Bruce until we get a movie with more of Pattinson outside the cape and cowl, but his Bruce performance in this particular scene isn't great, so that doesn't help either.
Man stop all that and enjoy the movie, people like u kill me. Stop trying to act like u saying something so deep and profound, we don't need all that bruh u doing too much
That's the point, his Bruce is young and angry and traumatized, and he doesn't want to get attached, which is why he tried to shield off his emotions and master them. But when Alfred got hurt he showed he cared.
Ngl it is a strange choice for Bruce to be super moody, when bales bruce was sad and frustrated u felt it, not much here and not sure why they chose that
@billross9132 Well, because he's young and angry and traumatized after losing his parents. I guess the reason why you didn't feel it the way I or others did was because they showed his trauma than just telling us.
:)
Crime Syndicate (2023) Update
Synopsis
Fan casting the villainous version of the Justice League from the comics
Crime Syndicate Update
Synopsis
On Earth 3, the story of good and evil is flipped on it's head. Where on Earth 1 crime fighting is normal, on Earth 3 perfoming crimes is a mundane task. On this Earth is also where the Crime Syndicate exists. An evil counterpart of the heroic Justice League is now wanting to branch their evil acts to multiple Earths, including Earth 1.
DCEU: The Crime Syndicate Update
Synopsis
The Crime Syndicate are super-villains from an alternate Earth where they take advantage of a massive battle between superheroes, leaving a power gap. Now the big dogs on campus, the Syndicate came to our Earth, with help from the Secret Society Of Super Villains to pose as the "New Justice League" after the real Justice League and other heroes disappeared in the climax of the Imperiex crisis.
Worste Alfred ever
Imagine being this dumb
My ranked teammates:
Meh
Meh?
This is an example of why this film is garbage. Bruce would never treat Alfred like this. Pattinson's Batman is a whiny brat.
I love the idea of this Bruce being neglectful towards Alfred. Totally works for me and wouldn't want anyone else playing Batman.
@@rfm9535 If you're serious, why do you want an actor who clearly hates Batman, to continue playing an awful interpretation of Batman?
@@MattGraves01 Never considered Pattinson to hate the character, but to each their own, man. He's been my favorite live-action Batman since I first saw the movie. There's no obligation to understand, man✌
@@rfm9535 Do you like him because he's woke?
@SUPERSBATS It's actually the worst Batman film of all time, worse than Batman and Robin. I speak as someone who actually read the comics and understands the characters. It sounds to me you only like the film because it has leftist garbage in it.