Oh this Batman didnt care about killing. He was at the point where his rules were off the table. He built back up to his rules. But this Mutant Leader was something else.
my favorite part is when they avert their eyes when batman bends the leg the wrong way. when a bunch of gangsters think you are too brutal, you know you are doing something right
@@fernandocuevas6148 the dark knight returns. It's based of a comic by the same name written by frank miller which every modern batman movie has been trying to copy
Plenty of oooos and ahhs, during which the Batman was setting the fight for his own life. And the example was mud and blood in the Mutants eye. So a few broken bones are just plain required.
He is 55, have joints problem, a heart condition and doesn't have a strong stamina. So he bulked himself up like a tank and hardened his fists like a boxer.
When you realize this version of batman was originally what batfleck was meant to be till the producers changed the dc live action projects into "more fun like marvel" and ruined things
Funny thing, Frank Miller was credited as writer in Robocop 2, did a cameo and even give this 'Believe me men i'll do it - I believe you' DKR quote to the movie as well.
"Just the right kind of cut above the eyes" I appreciate when batman gives practical dirty boxing advice. I'm pretty sure that is why overhand strikes are looked down upon as a cheap tactic.
I don't see how it's particularly dirty when it comes to boxing, I mean you are trying to deliberately hit above the eyes to get that cut as opposed to aiming for the temple or chin
Had Batman been in his prime, the Leader would've had 7 fractured ribs, a collapsed lung, internal bleeding, a broken nose, and a broken neck all under thirty seconds
@user-qz7nd8iz9d We do hear about him again, but it's a very vague mention in the following news scene that he was found in "critical condition" so he probably wasn't doing too hot
Could be Implying that he’s fixing all the mutant gang members by cutting the leader off of them like a tumor since after they got disillusioned with their boss they followed him to fix the city
I don't think it implies fixing anything. An operating table is exactly what it is. A table for operating on something, whether morally good or morally bad. In it's basic form, to operate on something means to work on it, and nothing about that implies anything towards fixing.
The greatness of Batman, always finds a way to level the playing field. And can we give some love to how awesome Peter Weller is as Batman? That “You don’t get it, son-this isn’t a mud hole,” line, with the music and the delivery...wooo, gives me chills!
Never seen another animated just quite as excellent as this one. Hits all the marks. Great pacing, very impactful hits, great dialogue, and overall just amazing soundtrack.
I’ve watched this fight a few times but I just realized how good the sound design is. There’s so much impact in the hits. Each hit sounds like it could break a regular persons bones. Combine that with the really great percussion and low brass in the soundtrack and the whole thing feels heavy, visceral and violent.
@Jayadev Menon see at the end how he's locking his legs around the arm and bending the palm Up? That's an arm bar. He's dislocating the joint from its socket...if he did it the "safe" way, you bend the palm downwards.
I love this scene. It shows how powerful Batman is. He doesn't beat you because he's stronger. Because he's fancier or because he has some infinity stones He beats you cause he's 100 steps ahead of you. He beats you cause he takes your legacy. Breaks your bones, paralyzes your nerves so that you will forever remember the day you thought you could face the Batman. #DCForever
He also is still tactical He was slower so he fought the mutant leader in mud to slow him down instead of becoming faster. Also he asserted dominance over the followers. He later used them to help maintain order in the city after the nuke emp goes off the russians launched. Finally he uses the followers to help train them to protect gotham after he "dies"
This is one of my favorite animated Batman fights because he surgically beats an opponent who is clearly more physical. This was a chess match and Batman is the Chessmaster. He doesn't play checkers
What's more dangerous than young Batman? Old Batman! Also, Batman has some real Gracie-level Jiu-Jitsu. Broke his arm, took the mount for some ground and pound and then rolled over into that (i think) heel hook. Sweet man.
He took him to the hospital, of course he stayed in the ICU for a while... Never walked straight or got the full use of his right arm or leg back... But Batman didn't kill him. xD
I still get goosebumps watching their reactions to seeing their fearless leader get picked apart and dismantled. Demoralizing for them and satisfying to us at the same time. Batman is a GOAT bro Shoutsout to Frank Miller for this amazing story
People seem to forget that batman is technical and a tactician. Notice how at first he only goes for the weak but hard to hit spots like the sides where it's nice and soft and your liver is chillin. Once he wears him down he goes for the main spots that the mutant has built up to take damage. Then once he's got him weak, stunned, and on his back he gets even more technical with the jiu jitsu holds and breaks his bones
I remember seeing this scene in one of the best TNBA episodes, it wasn't that brutal then, then after reading the comics, I realized how brutal and disturbing,yet cooler scene it could be. Kudos to man Frank Miller himself.
This clip shows why Batman was so formidable not only was he physically strong he was also an expert tactician. He knew on a one to one combat the Mutant leader had the advantage being younger and physically stronger than him so he compensated this by fighting in a mud pit and using superior combat strategy to slow him down and weaken him. Managers should be shown this clip to explain what good strategy is.
Batman: You don’t get it son....This isn’t a mud hole ..it’s an operating table...and I’m the surgeon. Don: You know something...I don’t think Batman ever went to medical school. Gang member: Shhhh
Potentially hot take: this fight was better than the Superman fight at the end of the comic/Part 2. Don’t get me wrong. Love the Superman fight too, but this one feels more... gritty? Is that the right word? It’s more down to Earth. We’re not bring thrown through buildings, it’s literally just a mud hole (which is actually an operating table).
GREAT Animated MOVIE still to this day. Shows that even when Frank Miller's first book on the shelves came only in books everyone I knew was wanting a movie of some sort on the Comics. It is just that good. If ever a movie is made they are nowadays to screw it up and piss everybody off. Hollywood can't seem to stick to the point of the story. They just can't really make good movies like they used to.
I feel like Batman is the T-800 because he knows pressure points and what kind of cuts work in a fight. He said peg Batman? My man Batman ain’t going let that happen
Some of the lines Batman has in this movie are so iconic and epitomise the essence of the dark knight like, "This isn't a mudhole; it's an operating table...and I'm the surgeon", and when addressing Superman after beating him down by using intelligence and force "I didn't have to go easy on you...I want you to remember that...in all the years to come, in your most private moments; I want you to remember the one man who beat you." There are plenty more that I could mention! I still don't feel any live action version or actor has been able to truly become the dark knight. The only one that came close was perhaps the dark knight trilogy in my opinion, but even that didn't fully give you that feeling that Batman is this supremely intelligent and highly trained martial artist that is formidable, unstoppable, inevitable and unable to be intimidated. Some sort of constant stalking shadow that never stops, cannot be overpowered and a source of terror. For me that's the true dark knight, and until a live action version portrays that and hones in that. I'll still prefer the animated versions. Edit: This scene from "Batman: Gotham Knight - The Dark Knight" also demonstrates what I mean... ruclips.net/video/-OG6oGiJwZI/видео.html&ab_channel=FlashbackFM
“Do ‘em dirty. Do ‘em dirty in fronta dey whole squad.”
-Sun Tzu
"whats a matter, man you slippin. what, you cant check yo six?" steven seagull
"whats a matter, man you slippin. what, you cant check yo six?" steven seagull
"whats a matter, man you slippin. what, you cant check yo six?" steven seagull
"whats a matter, man you slippin. what, you cant check yo six?" steven seagull
"whats a matter, man you slippin. what, you cant check yo six?" steven seagull
"THE CONE NIPPLE PEOPLE WILL RULE THIS WORLD!"
Lmao rick and morty
“You shut your mouth, you dirty knife nipple bastard!”
I just commented one similar and just scrolled down to this lol
Literally told myself: im coming here to read comments, cause if no one has made a single comment about those nip clips ima flip. Lol
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I guess he still technically didn't kill him. He broke one arm, paralyzed the other, broke a leg, and smashed his face in.
Technically not broken. Thise may break with those locks, however it may also just merely tear the muscles and tendons so....
@@elolife1375 they definitely sounded like they were breaking
"NOW TALK!"
That probably killed him due to brain damage
Oh this Batman didnt care about killing.
He was at the point where his rules were off the table. He built back up to his rules. But this Mutant Leader was something else.
1. Discombobulate
2. Discombobulate
then Discombobulate
That sounds like lobo from superman the animated series
Dazed. Will attempt wild haymaker. Employ elbow block, then body shot.
Sound like from the movie Sherlock Holmes in which RDJ acted
Mutant Leader: You weak, old man.
Batman: Funny, Superman said the same thing.
Not yet, that comes later in this movie actually.
@@divinityquartz3428 part 2 I think
Yeabits part 2
Rob:You see don,batman nasty.
Don: Batman dusted the boss.
my favorite part is when they avert their eyes when batman bends the leg the wrong way. when a bunch of gangsters think you are too brutal, you know you are doing something right
Especially when the city considered them more brutal than the Joker.
That's when they started worshiping Batman. They saw that he was literally taking him apart piece by piece.
The sons of batman lmao
Love how in the end they take over in his dead and it sorta feels like a prequel to gotham city imposters lmao
@@fumothfan9 damn i remember playing that game lol
I mean most of them are roudy teenagers and/or young adults so yeah that probably was like "Shit so that's what it's like from a witness role"
Goddamn dude Batman was an absolute savage in this movie!! Easily one of my all time favorite stories of The Dark Knight himself!
I couldn’t get into the animation at 1st, but when I hit this scene it settled in big time!!! I can feel the raw power of their backhand swings lmao
What's the name of the movie
@@fernandocuevas6148 The Fart Knight returns
@@fernandocuevas6148 the dark knight returns. It's based of a comic by the same name written by frank miller which every modern batman movie has been trying to copy
When he's not being a self-centered brat
I dont normally react when characters getting hurt, but something about when he broke that guy's arm and especially the leg that made me recoil.
Plenty of oooos and ahhs, during which the Batman was setting the fight for his own life. And the example was mud and blood in the Mutants eye. So a few broken bones are just plain required.
Not sure if he fully broke them, more of pulled them out of socket. Either way, pretty brutal
Same here. That was so well animated.
I thought it was AWESOME!!! Which is a completely natural reaction to violence
It's the amazing sound design and realistic reactions.
Batman: You don't get it son this is'nt a mudhole it's an operating table
Batman: And I'm the surgeon
“Something tells me to stop with the leg. I don’t listen to it.”
Just chills man...chills everytime!!!
I'd give an arm and a leg to have been the one to comment this first
It has gotta be up there as one of the best quotes ever 👌
1:02 Bruce is now like what, 50-60 years old AND HE CAN STILL ROUND HOUSE KICK!? WTF!?
He's BATMAN,
Actually he is 55 in this movie
He is 55, have joints problem, a heart condition and doesn't have a strong stamina. So he bulked himself up like a tank and hardened his fists like a boxer.
Love how he lost the first fight but came back stronger and more brutal
it’s actually a spinning heel kick which is harder to do, there is no way he didn’t pull something when he did that
Mutant Leader sounds like he's about to kill all the Olympian Gods
Nah he can’t compare to kratos
He sounds like Kermit the frog
That's actually really funny lmao
Or bother Huey and Reilly on the Boondocks. He is the same voice actor as Uncle Ruckus.
He kinda sound like kratos tho
Peter Weller really sells it as an old version of Batman.
If ever we get an r-rated Batman Vs. Predator or an r-rated Batman Vs. Spawn, Peter Weller needs to come back as Batman.
Holy Shit, Robocop voices bat?? 🔥🔥
Frrr 🔥
“No more!”
He was perfect. This was a story written in the 80s and it doesn’t get more 80s than Peter Weller.
He's either my #2 favorite Batman or #3. After that, it's a tie between Battinson or Bruce Greenwood (Young Justice)
And the age old question has been answered, it's true "Batman don't shiv"
I won’t lie, I really thought he was dusted at one point too!
Of course, that's because he's Billy Bezerk
Shhhh!🤫
When you realize this version of batman was originally what batfleck was meant to be till the producers changed the dc live action projects into "more fun like marvel" and ruined things
I think what ruined the dceu was the fact that nobody writing for the movies ever read a comic book or watched a good movie from what i could tell
@@saiyandna2368 and the rush job to catch up with MCUl instead of starting slow like MCU did
Could have been the shit but at least we have patman to wait for next year
Yeah except he doesn’t kill in this
Except this Batman doesn't kill.
This is scene perfectly represents the sheer brutality of Batman to spread fear amongst the Gotham criminals
Proof that RoboCop doesn't need a gun to put down down baddies.
Yeah, now imagine how much easier it would have been with a gun.
@@leftoids.are.cringe And how lazy he would’ve become
@@leftoids.are.cringe probably would have shot him in the dick if not out right killed him.
Funny thing, Frank Miller was credited as writer in Robocop 2, did a cameo and even give this 'Believe me men i'll do it - I believe you' DKR quote to the movie as well.
"Just the right kind of cut above the eyes"
I appreciate when batman gives practical dirty boxing advice. I'm pretty sure that is why overhand strikes are looked down upon as a cheap tactic.
I don't see how it's particularly dirty when it comes to boxing, I mean you are trying to deliberately hit above the eyes to get that cut as opposed to aiming for the temple or chin
The kind that bleeds
Still unbelievably amazing scene. This should have been out in movie theater
Maybe in the Snyder's cut
@@luishuaccho6776 LMAO not even close.
People would just complain that it's too dark like they do with any movie that is not like marvel.
It was
“You don’t get it, son. This isn’t a mudhole, it’s an operating table! And i’m the surgeon.”
Holy.
Shit.
Had Batman been in his prime, the Leader would've had 7 fractured ribs, a collapsed lung, internal bleeding, a broken nose, and a broken neck all under thirty seconds
We never hear from and see the mutant leader again so I always assumed he beat him into a vegatative state
@user-qz7nd8iz9d Vegatative state? I'll do you one better, he was beaten into tenderized meat.
@user-qz7nd8iz9d We do hear about him again, but it's a very vague mention in the following news scene that he was found in "critical condition" so he probably wasn't doing too hot
Operating table implies he's fixing him, more like a dissection table
Could be Implying that he’s fixing all the mutant gang members by cutting the leader off of them like a tumor since after they got disillusioned with their boss they followed him to fix the city
Or a vivisection table, if you want to be specific to a fault. Although, yeah, this "operation" isn't trying to fix anything on the dude's body
I don't think it implies fixing anything. An operating table is exactly what it is. A table for operating on something, whether morally good or morally bad. In it's basic form, to operate on something means to work on it, and nothing about that implies anything towards fixing.
Looking into it way too much but his father was a world renowned surgeon, the lines works even without the knowledge though
Oh he fixed him alright...he learnt not to f*ck around or you find out lol
The greatness of Batman, always finds a way to level the playing field. And can we give some love to how awesome Peter Weller is as Batman? That “You don’t get it, son-this isn’t a mud hole,” line, with the music and the delivery...wooo, gives me chills!
Batman Is the equalizer
This has to be one of the best fights of all time with brilliant choreography.
Never seen another animated just quite as excellent as this one.
Hits all the marks.
Great pacing, very impactful hits, great dialogue, and overall just amazing soundtrack.
@@christianmicheal6678 under the red hood is really close imho
I’ve watched this fight a few times but I just realized how good the sound design is. There’s so much impact in the hits. Each hit sounds like it could break a regular persons bones. Combine that with the really great percussion and low brass in the soundtrack and the whole thing feels heavy, visceral and violent.
It was an advantage with most Batman animations
@@jayadevmenon7086 because that move is called an arm bar. He's doing it the CORRECT way.
@@Silver_wind_1987_ Sorry??
@Jayadev Menon see at the end how he's locking his legs around the arm and bending the palm Up? That's an arm bar. He's dislocating the joint from its socket...if he did it the "safe" way, you bend the palm downwards.
@@Silver_wind_1987_ I did not say anything about that , why are telling me this ? You are apparently replying to the wrong person
I love this scene. It shows how powerful Batman is. He doesn't beat you because he's stronger. Because he's fancier or because he has some infinity stones
He beats you cause he's 100 steps ahead of you. He beats you cause he takes your legacy. Breaks your bones, paralyzes your nerves so that you will forever remember the day you thought you could face the Batman.
#DCForever
He also is still tactical
He was slower so he fought the mutant leader in mud to slow him down instead of becoming faster.
Also he asserted dominance over the followers. He later used them to help maintain order in the city after the nuke emp goes off the russians launched.
Finally he uses the followers to help train them to protect gotham after he "dies"
unbelievable glaze
It's satisfying seeing the mutant leader being taken care of like this
He's like wine,he doesn't age,he refines.
Who tf was shushing rob and don? Lmao
Nancy
A Karen
Shhh
Zack Snyder
@@BruceWayne2972 NICE, VERY NICE.
This is one of my favorite animated Batman fights because he surgically beats an opponent who is clearly more physical. This was a chess match and Batman is the Chessmaster. He doesn't play checkers
Batman doesn’t kill his enemies, he literally breaks them physically and spiritually 😂z
This particular Batman is more brutal than normal
Every. Single. Hit. Had. A. Damn. Exclamation!!!!!!!
The moment batman called him son the mutant leader should have just given up
What's more dangerous than young Batman? Old Batman! Also, Batman has some real Gracie-level Jiu-Jitsu. Broke his arm, took the mount for some ground and pound and then rolled over into that (i think) heel hook. Sweet man.
Arkham batman is very dangerous
Looked like an arm bar to me...Ronda rousys signature done the right way..
Only Batman gonna beat someone so bad they wish they were dead
Cept joker he thrives on it. I love how Robot chicken did a sketch where batman beats up joker until a literal 1 punch away from death.
Man look at the dude in the end, he's like someone took a streak and beat it into hamburder meat instead... with their fists.
So nice of Batman to supply the Mutant Leader with free healthcare.
"you're finished old man"
Batman:Unfortunately for you,history won't see it that way
I didn't know this comment could get many likes
I understood that reference
@@simon-peterwilliamson2412 good you're supposed to
Hope next mk is a banger
Why are like 90% of quotes on youtube not the actual words? you literally just heard it.
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Damn, that's one jacked ass Batman there. Never seen a brutal variant of him like this one.
Always loved Batman. Actual chills every time. "This is an operating table. And I'm the Surgeon". Perfect
I know the mutant leader is a one off character but I'd like to see him return in the DC Universe as a main stay villian I wouldn't mind
That won't happen after this fight Batman broke his will to live.
@@Zero00wolfkiller but this story is an alternative future
@@Smashboi76 true
@@Zero00wolfkiller or he comes back as croc from joker giving him the serum like he did for Bane
why? he just got his ass kicked by a super old batman he wouldnt last a second against another hero or god forbid a normal batman
From 2:00 the combat for me personally is just so awsome. Heck, the entire fight is awsome but this particular segment is just so...damn good.
I love this scene
They did a great job having adapting this from the comic to film!
@@ianwinter90 Yeah they did
@@ianwinter90 in what movie ?
"Now talk"
I see you’re a man of culture
Lmaooo
Batman: "My one rule"
Also Batman: "Let me beat this man within an inch of his life and leave him to bleed out in the mud. He's just sleeping."
He took him to the hospital, of course he stayed in the ICU for a while... Never walked straight or got the full use of his right arm or leg back... But Batman didn't kill him. xD
This is DKR Batman. He was written by FRANK MILLER. They guy that wrote Sin City.
Dude is unusually brutal for a Batman.
Damn this batman is the best batman all time
yakari its Earth 31 Batman
I love how in any movie comic video game or show, Batman just constantly breaks every bone he can. The Batman might as well steal bones
He doesn't kill but that doesn't mean he won't put you in the ICU. xD
Loving the sound design. These are big boys throwing big punches, so every one of them gives a big impact.
I still get goosebumps watching their reactions to seeing their fearless leader get picked apart and dismantled. Demoralizing for them and satisfying to us at the same time.
Batman is a GOAT bro
Shoutsout to Frank Miller for this amazing story
1:45 The story would have taken a very strange turn had that happened
Agreed. 😂
Lmao 🤣🤣
*OLDER BATMAN IS A COMPLETE SAVAGE !!!! A BEAST IN A COWL, IMAGINE HOW POWERFUL HE WAS IN HIS YOUNGER YEARS*
No need. Batman: Arkham.
He lifted Grundy with one hand
Chris Drake did an amazing work with the music, fitting every scene perfectly.
Can we take a minute to just appreciate the accompanying music.
It's not only invigorating, but beautiful. heroic, but brutul.
Something tells me to stop with the leg...I don’t listen to it.
Out of the hundreds of time I've watched this scene I never noticed batman going into the mud with the mutant leader
People seem to forget that batman is technical and a tactician. Notice how at first he only goes for the weak but hard to hit spots like the sides where it's nice and soft and your liver is chillin. Once he wears him down he goes for the main spots that the mutant has built up to take damage. Then once he's got him weak, stunned, and on his back he gets even more technical with the jiu jitsu holds and breaks his bones
This how you make punches have weight to them
Every strike every cut every second was calculated thought out and very very tactical....... I love it
"you see that batman nasty" who ever said that is my favorite character now
“Something tells me to stop with the leg...I don’t listen to it.”🤘
3:30
FATALITY
Batman wins
I remember seeing this scene in one of the best TNBA episodes, it wasn't that brutal then, then after reading the comics, I realized how brutal and disturbing,yet cooler scene it could be. Kudos to man Frank Miller himself.
I was hoping they would have gotten Michael Ironside because he did great in that episode. Peter Weller is great too.
This has to be my fav batman animated cinema of all time.
It is shame that we lost the internal monologue from the comics.
cant believe that when batman gets older he become More BRUTAL
You’d people would become more mellowed out when they get older. But not Batman
One of the best Batman fights in animation.
we need this in a live action Batman movie
“Okay, son. Show me.”. Badass.
Some of the finest thing in the world :
1) Diamond
2) Batman combos
“Your slow old man”
“We’re all slow when we’re thigh deep in mud, and your not too bright”
Best Batman comeback ever
This clip shows why Batman was so formidable not only was he physically strong he was also an expert tactician. He knew on a one to one combat the Mutant leader had the advantage being younger and physically stronger than him so he compensated this by fighting in a mud pit and using superior combat strategy to slow him down and weaken him. Managers should be shown this clip to explain what good strategy is.
And *That’s* how you takeover an empire
Favorite part 2:00 - 2:23, the way he destroys him with those body punches and front kick in the end is amazing. This whole fight is awesome
I srsly did not expect this movie to be that freaking good! Even the soundtrack gave me goosebumps!!!
"And you are not too bright" He should have stopped fighting him at that moment and go cry to corner :D
Mad respect to the mutant though the dude could throw down.
Batman: You don’t get it son....This isn’t a mud hole ..it’s an operating table...and I’m the surgeon.
Don: You know something...I don’t think Batman ever went to medical school.
Gang member: Shhhh
When you saw Dad and Mom Beat Up other People to protect you 😮😮
3:08 best one liners
You know it’s over when Batman calls you son.
This fight is simple, yet the feels are so heavy. Ya get me?
When fighting your inner demons, slow them down, take a breath, and keep fighting.
Potentially hot take: this fight was better than the Superman fight at the end of the comic/Part 2. Don’t get me wrong. Love the Superman fight too, but this one feels more... gritty? Is that the right word? It’s more down to Earth. We’re not bring thrown through buildings, it’s literally just a mud hole (which is actually an operating table).
3:42 him standing up and looking at the leader's body is awesome dms it gives the impression that he says the first one you won but not this one
This animation was way ahead of its time
.total 🔥
Batman so op they try to nerf him with age it did not work
GREAT Animated MOVIE still to this day. Shows that even when Frank Miller's first book on the shelves came only in books everyone I knew was wanting a movie of some sort on the Comics. It is just that good. If ever a movie is made they are nowadays to screw it up and piss everybody off. Hollywood can't seem to stick to the point of the story. They just can't really make good movies like they used to.
I feel like Batman is the T-800 because he knows pressure points and what kind of cuts work in a fight.
He said peg Batman? My man Batman ain’t going let that happen
One of the best fight scenes
Not just in the DC Universe
Not just in all animated works
But in all of the fight scenes ever made.
The mutant leader has the same voice of young kratos
True
I like how they really convey the slowness as a way of emphasizing power and weight with each blow
"It's an operating table...and I'm a surgeon!!!".
I loved this version of batman more than any other
In this universe, Bane definitely did not break the Bat.
0:20 I don't know why but I hear Kratos voice threatening batman LOL
I still say that this is the best batman movie ever
BANE: “Okay, I can't breake him anymore! Imma heading out first!”
The most badass batman moment.
Damn I like seeing Batman showing his Jiujitsu skills
Some of the lines Batman has in this movie are so iconic and epitomise the essence of the dark knight like, "This isn't a mudhole; it's an operating table...and I'm the surgeon", and when addressing Superman after beating him down by using intelligence and force "I didn't have to go easy on you...I want you to remember that...in all the years to come, in your most private moments; I want you to remember the one man who beat you." There are plenty more that I could mention!
I still don't feel any live action version or actor has been able to truly become the dark knight. The only one that came close was perhaps the dark knight trilogy in my opinion, but even that didn't fully give you that feeling that Batman is this supremely intelligent and highly trained martial artist that is formidable, unstoppable, inevitable and unable to be intimidated. Some sort of constant stalking shadow that never stops, cannot be overpowered and a source of terror. For me that's the true dark knight, and until a live action version portrays that and hones in that. I'll still prefer the animated versions.
Edit: This scene from "Batman: Gotham Knight - The Dark Knight" also demonstrates what I mean...
ruclips.net/video/-OG6oGiJwZI/видео.html&ab_channel=FlashbackFM
Imagine a Dark Knight game by Rocksteady with the same voice actors of the animated movie
One of my favorite movies. The joker fight at the amusement park is great to