Yeah but to be technical so do we, and so do minks and various other mammals. The thing about bats is that they are mammals and therefore fairly close to humans genetically, but like birds they can also fly from place to place picking up viral vectors as they go. Essentially bats have their pride of place because they can fly, no other reason - though presumably they also have significant resistance to most of these things as they so often pass them on without being dramatically infected (aka disease carriers). SO ironically while people be hating on bats now the key to beating the problem of bats transmitting diseases from the rest of the animal kingdom to us is likely learning from bats immune system response to these diseases.
I met him some years ago on a convention and he is the cutest nicest kid i ever met. He even told us during his panel when he shoot the crossbow scene with the girls he constantly had to apollogize because he was so rude to them while in character. But in person he is just full of joy and just like you would imagine a well raised young boy.
"You can't just declare somebody dead." Yes, yes you can. It's called Presumption of Death. Generally they have to be missing for ten years, but this varies by country.
This also happens in disasters where there are no remains to positively identify, such as an explosive event or a shipwreck in open water like the Titanic. These people are almost always "missing presumed dead" after rescue operations, and almost never have the years-long waiting period for their death benefits to kick in.
26:40 "That kinda looks real!" That's because it is. Christopher Nolan makes his movies as practical as possible, using CGI very sparingly. In the next movie, he flips a whole truck over.
@@mnomadvfx To be fair, filming animals isn't easy, even when you can train them. In Supernatural season 1, they used live bees for a scene, but they didn't read on film so they were forced to use CGI. The actors were not amused after a day full of filming and getting stung.
@@hieronymusboss7705 Nolan started using IMAX cameras to shoot parts of his movies starting with The Dark Knight (I think), which meant less moving the camera for the following reasons: IMAX cameras are huge and take more effort to move (a la handheld, tight shots), and also Nolan learned to frame differently because they capture a bigger image, which necessitated less of the handheld tight shots.
The Dark Knight is better, but I have always said it was allowed to be because of how good this movie was and how well they fleshed out Bruce Wayne. Without it, the 2nd would have needed to spend more time with Bruce to make sense.
Agreed. Definitely Dark knight is better. But batman begins sure was the stepping stone for it. Without this, Dark knight wouldn't be more sensible as to define batman's character. This simply is the loose origin story of batman which is required to understand batsy a lil better
I think Batman Begins is definitely the better movie overall. The Dark Knight has the more interesting, more iconic villain, for sure, but story wise I think Batman Begins is a way more compelling Batman narrative.
When he said "You burned my house and left me for dead", he was talking about Bruce leaving Ra's al Ghul for dead. He saved Liam Neeson because he thought Ra's was under a pile of burning wood.
Ben Affleck, who played Bat-Man later, told that Christian Bale made the "Bat-Man Voice" himself. Ben said that he needed digital enhancement for the "Bat-Voice". Then he said: "Well, also Christian is a much better actor than I am..." Quite a humble approach for an American Hollywood star. Thanks for a great reaction and fun comments guys! John from Sweden
My favorite line spoken by Batman in all 3 of these movies is a statement of fact about Batman/Bruce Wayne.--Gordon says I never Thanked you And Batman responses, "And you'll never have to.
@@chand911 I guess you live in a cave and don't actually pay attention to the testimonies in Congress by Dr. Fauci and others do you? There are multiple studies, both by the CDC and United Nations, that trace the virus back to a lab in Wuhan. A laboratory, I might add, that Dr. Fauci was directly involved with and funded. Would you like sources? I can post them.
Best Batman Live Action on Films: 1-BEGINS 2-DARK KNIGHT 3-RISES 4-RETURNS 5-JUSTICE LEAGUE SNYDERCUT 6-THE STUNTS SCENES ON SUICIDE SQUAD & VERSUS SUPERMAN 6-THEBATMAN 2022 7-BATMAN 1989 8- ALL THE OTHERS (COLUMBIA, FOX, SCHUMACHER, WHEDON)
The reason he says Bruce "left him for dead" is because Bruce left who he thought was Ras Al Ghul for dead. So even though he saved the actual Ras Al Ghul, Bruce didn't know that and was happy (apparently) to let the fake Ras Al Ghul die. Real Ras apparently took this a little hard.
From Wikipedia about his style, “Nolan is partial to elliptical editing, documentary-style lighting, hand-held camera work, natural settings, and real filming locations over studio work. Embedded narratives and crosscutting between different time frames is a major component of his work, and his films often feature experimental soundscapes and mathematically inspired images and concepts.” I tend to agree, it’s pretty cool. Batman is ultimately a ninja and ninjas tend to have a lot of hand to hand combat.
What a mentor to have. Ras Al Ghul will kick your ass for breakfast, give you seconds for lunch and make you say thank you for dinner. What a way to portray the breaking down of Bruce Wayne and then the build up into the Dark Knight.
Nah, Bruce was already on the way there - Ra's just sped that up and gave him some pointers until Bruce realised just how far the League was willing to go in its pursuit.
So I got some trivia: -Ra's al Ghul (pronounced "raish") is the leader of the League of _Assassins_ (changed to League of Shadows in the film trilogy), a group of eco-terrorists and surprise, surprise: assassins. Members that come to my immediate thought are Shiva, Damian Wayne (Robin), and Cassandra Cain (Batgirl/Orphan). -In the film, Ra's has scape goats to explain his "immortality". In the comics, Ra's uses something called Lazarus Pits which can revive the dead with the price of temporary madness upon revival. This has allowed Ra's to live for centuries. -Scarecrow is one of the villains that appeared very early in Batman's run (I think Golden Age) but it was a long while until he became the villain he is known for today. Originally, he became evil because his co-workers made fun of his shabby clothes instead of hounding him on the fact that he fired a gun in a classroom full of students for the sake of a cheap jumpscare in one of his lessons. He would be brought back, forgotten for years, and brought back again, this time with proto fear toxin before evolving into the Prince of Fear. Yeah, it took a while to actually get in on the fear toxin schtick. Sadly, he usually plays second fiddle as a villain, reduced to a mere supporting side character. -There are a lot of allusions to Frank Miller's Year One story with Flass, the bat attractor, and the Joker ending to name a few.
The Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy is the best but I would have to say my favourite character is Alfred Michael Caine is a British institution and a legend.
When this film came out I was struggling with alcoholism. Not only a great adaptation of the story of Batman. It helped me push beyond what i thought was possible withing myself. Facing your fear. Embracing it. Hope you guys make reaction to the next two films. I really enjoy this channel and alws6s brings a smile on my face
As a 16 yr teen i have watched Batman and Spider-Man since I was 4 and it has taught me so much about truth , making right decisions and never give up . Most parents doesn’t understand because they think it’s stupid but it’s reality .
You were commenting on how stark and dark this movie was. You said something like, "...let's watch Batman...," which connotes in many people's minds the campy TV series and Tim Burton's stylized movie. But that's what made the Nolan trilogy an epic example of presenting the gravitas of the Batman character. Unlike a lot of wise-cracking superheroes in other movies, Nolan took the character seriously. An extremely serious take on Batman, which is why it is so good.
During filming, a drunk thought the Batmobile/Tumbler was an alien vehicle, so he got in his car and rammed it. There was a fun talk with the ole insurance company. "I was saving Earth from aliens."
It's nice to see how C.Nolan has increased the drama and excitement of the Batman series. He already had the idea of how the trilogy from 2005-2012 would play out. My personal favorite is part 2, just behind part 3
This is still a great film Batman Begins is still my favourite Nolan Batman movie has the best Gotham City and overall tone and feel which was missing from The Dark Knight even though i find Dark Knight to be the better movie it's Gotham was the weakest for me. The Dark Knight Rises also suffers from that same problem just wasn't a fan of it's rendition of Gotham City but still enjoyed the film overall wouldn't call it awful at all. Here's my personal rating below for the movies my personal opinion of course but they pretty much changes places a lot lol mostly my top 5 favourites. 1. Mask of the Phantasm (DCAU "DC Animated Universe") - Highly Recommend, Love this film If you want that retro old meets new 1930s look then this movie is for you based in the Animated Series it's an isolated story so you don't have to watch the show to understand it. Can watch right away as well as it isnt connected to the live action movies. 2. The Batman (Reeves Verse) - Favourite Live Action Batman film just amazing film with an amazing rendition of Gotham gave me massive Arkham Knight vibes my third favourite Gotham behind the Animated Series and Tim Burton’s. Have a feeling you guys will love this movie maybe more so than The Dark Knight. 3. The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 & 2 (Base on the Comic) - Love this film still can't decide if I prefer the comic or the film as both are amazing one of the few comic adaptations to be regarded as being better than it's source material. This was a hard pick as I really love these two films hard pick between The Batman (2022) and The Dark Knight Returns. 4. Batman The Dark Knight (Nolan Verse) - Amazing film but it's Gotham is by far the weakest filmed in Chicago and just looks like Chicago which is my biggest problem with the film. But of course the story and characters make this film. 5. Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (DCAU) - Great Movie the setting is also very unique set in the DCAU but the setting puts a nice spin on it. 6. Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero (DCAU) - Recommend so much love the story in this one very emotional and is by far the best rendition of Mister Freeze. Also set in the DCAU but it's also a isolated story. 7. Batman 1989 (Burton Verse) - Love this film mostly from a visual standpoint just such a fun and unique film. 8. Batman Returns (Burton Verse) - Really love Batman Returns far darker than the first film and dives more into that Gothic artistic. 9. Batman Under The Red Hood (Based on the Comic) - Great movie set in it's own continuity just like Batman The Dark Knight Returns. 10. Batman Begins (Nolan Verse) - Love this film by far Nolan's best Gotham but the sequel in terms of villain and story is better. 11. The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan Verse) - Fun film but the weakest in the Nolan series for me. 12. Batman: The Long Halloween Part 1 & 2 (Based on the comic's) - Really love these animated films but just so many other better films but it does have that fun 1930s vibe to it along with showing a younger side of Batman his first being a detective very The Batman in these regards. Pretty sure The Batman was inspired by Long Halloween comic's along with Year 1 etc. 13. Batman Forever (Tim Burton Verse) Batman Forever is technically apart of the Tim Burton films. Not a bad film but I personally don’t mind it) 14. Batman & Roblin (Joel Schumacher but is very disconnected from the Tim Verse) - Meh as a kid i kind of enjoy how over the top it was but the campy stuff was done so much better in the 1960s Batman had more charm to it. This film very much damaged Batman on live action film for years until Nolan's Batman Begins. The DCAU on the other hand kept us happy throughout the late 1990s lol Out of the animated stuff i highly recommend The Mask of the Phantasm and The Dark Knight Returns both films you can watch whenever don't need any other insight on Batman to understand.
"It's definitely not okay." Note that Gordon looks to the left and down, indicating he is lying and does not believe it himself. And Bruce's head lifting up, even surprised, and his expression changed indicating he does feel mildly reassured. The question is what can make a kid in that situation feel better than they are? Probably not something like "Your parents are dead and that's what it is" or even how tactless the commissioner was in talking to Bruce. It's horrible and you can't change what Bruce will go through, but if a stranger were to tell them anything, it would be to remind them of everything else they still have, which can keep them away from the darkness.
I quite like the Nolan BATMAN trilogy, but as of this month my favorite Batman film is Matt Reeves' THE BATMAN (2022). But these are very good. I look forward to your reactions to all four.
Hey, that hat. I honestly don’t feel like I’ve ever seen anyone pull off the look with such aplomb. Kudos. I’m not really interested in reactions but enjoyed yours, breezy. Keep at what you’re doing 👏
Bruce didn't know that Liam neesons character was raz al ghul in the other place so when he said you left me for dead it's because Bruce thought the other guy that did die was him
"Wait, who is that kid? Is he Draco Malfoy?" No, but he does end up playing a legendary epic bad guy.....King Joffrey Baratheon. So you weren't too far off. Probably 2 of the most well known & despised villains in recent film history.
Unfortunately, Draco Malfoy is beloved in the fandom. Fangirls and fanboys thirst over that guy. Its actually a bit disconcerting to normal rational people really. So well-known? Sure. Despised? Not so much.
The thing that always gets me is that just after Bruce was arguing that he won't be the cause of the "prisoner's" death, he then sets up the cause of the prisoner (and a bunch of ninjas') death. Then later, he tells Dugall [or Ras] "I won't kill you, but I don't have to save you" but it's from his destruction, he was the cause of the train falling, him "not saving" IS the same as him killing.
@@dracoargentum9783 There's an oft-repeated line throughout the movie about the difference between vengeance, justice and compassion. Of course, you could say I'm wrong and there's no difference. But I don't think forcing someone to do something is justice or compassion.
After the story about the bat in your bedroom, it made me think that the next Batman should be those Irish guys with the bat in their kitchen. "DERRY! He's making a mockery outta ye boy!"
I can tell you one thing for sure. Batman does have a flare for the dramatic. He makes eating ceral in the morning seem EPIC. HaHa, you will love the Dark Knight Triolgy.
"Do bats carry diseases?" Oh my sweet summer child... The last 2 years suggest that yes, yes they do... Also rabies...
Yeah but to be technical so do we, and so do minks and various other mammals.
The thing about bats is that they are mammals and therefore fairly close to humans genetically, but like birds they can also fly from place to place picking up viral vectors as they go.
Essentially bats have their pride of place because they can fly, no other reason - though presumably they also have significant resistance to most of these things as they so often pass them on without being dramatically infected (aka disease carriers).
SO ironically while people be hating on bats now the key to beating the problem of bats transmitting diseases from the rest of the animal kingdom to us is likely learning from bats immune system response to these diseases.
I came to the comments section just to say this. Where have you been, Maple?? lol
COVID came from the CORONAVIRUS LAB in Wuhan . Ffs
*Queue suggestions for a Contagion reaction* 👀👀👀
Yes bats carry diseases. Covid came from a lab in Wuhan though.
"Is that the boy that plays Draco Malfoy?!"
Maple, that's Joffrey from Game of Thrones lol
I met him some years ago on a convention and he is the cutest nicest kid i ever met. He even told us during his panel when he shoot the crossbow scene with the girls he constantly had to apollogize because he was so rude to them while in character. But in person he is just full of joy and just like you would imagine a well raised young boy.
@@5calambres Thomas F. Wilson is like that too. Super nice guy but the public knows him as Biff Tannen (Back to the Future).
@@crapstirrer haha awesome.
@@crapstirrer he will always be Nate’s dad to me 🤷🏼
"You can't just declare somebody dead." Yes, yes you can. It's called Presumption of Death. Generally they have to be missing for ten years, but this varies by country.
I think it's 5 in some US states
This also happens in disasters where there are no remains to positively identify, such as an explosive event or a shipwreck in open water like the Titanic. These people are almost always "missing presumed dead" after rescue operations, and almost never have the years-long waiting period for their death benefits to kick in.
26:40 "That kinda looks real!"
That's because it is. Christopher Nolan makes his movies as practical as possible, using CGI very sparingly. In the next movie, he flips a whole truck over.
Yeah most of the CGI is exterior of the League of Shadows monastery, Gotham city skyline (especially the monorail) and the bats - lotsa CGI bats.
@@mnomadvfx To be fair, filming animals isn't easy, even when you can train them. In Supernatural season 1, they used live bees for a scene, but they didn't read on film so they were forced to use CGI. The actors were not amused after a day full of filming and getting stung.
I'm glad he learned how to keep his damn camera still.
I HATE the action cinematography in Batman Begins. It's embarrassing.
@@hieronymusboss7705 Agreed.
@@hieronymusboss7705 Nolan started using IMAX cameras to shoot parts of his movies starting with The Dark Knight (I think), which meant less moving the camera for the following reasons: IMAX cameras are huge and take more effort to move (a la handheld, tight shots), and also Nolan learned to frame differently because they capture a bigger image, which necessitated less of the handheld tight shots.
Easily one of the best Superhero origin movies ever.
The hat definitely works btw
That kid playing young Bruce Wayne is SUCH a GOOD actor!
Absolutely agree
The funny thing with Batman is that he doesn't kill but he will beat the living shit out of you until you are literally 1 HP
that last magic pixel on the health bar saving batman from becoming a murderer
Lol tho to the CollegeHumor Badman episode when he finally realises how guns work and he's 100% fine with using them 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
@@mnomadvfx shhhhh, they're sleeping....
Batman won't kill you... he'll let the american healthcare system do that.
@@jlhanlon1980 really? Didn’t know that
The Dark Knight is better, but I have always said it was allowed to be because of how good this movie was and how well they fleshed out Bruce Wayne. Without it, the 2nd would have needed to spend more time with Bruce to make sense.
Ledger’s character was better than this movie, but this was the better movie. IMO
@@JV-mw7gv If pressured, I would probably agree with you. I love Batman Begins. I was just kind of going with general convention.
Agreed. Definitely Dark knight is better. But batman begins sure was the stepping stone for it. Without this, Dark knight wouldn't be more sensible as to define batman's character. This simply is the loose origin story of batman which is required to understand batsy a lil better
I think Batman Begins is definitely the better movie overall. The Dark Knight has the more interesting, more iconic villain, for sure, but story wise I think Batman Begins is a way more compelling Batman narrative.
@@WoahLookAtThatFreak Begins is the better batman movie. The dark knight is a better film
When he said "You burned my house and left me for dead", he was talking about Bruce leaving Ra's al Ghul for dead. He saved Liam Neeson because he thought Ra's was under a pile of burning wood.
The kid is Jack Gleeson who played Joffrey in _”Game of Thrones.”_
Your reaction to the box full of bats is so funny! "You guys are a bunch of jerks!"
To be fair, I think Maple thought the box actually had bats in it, instead of an empty box heavily implied to contain Bruce's worst fear.
Ben Affleck, who played Bat-Man later, told that Christian Bale made the "Bat-Man Voice" himself. Ben said that he needed digital enhancement for the "Bat-Voice". Then he said: "Well, also Christian is a much better actor than I am..." Quite a humble approach for an American Hollywood star. Thanks for a great reaction and fun comments guys! John from Sweden
I find that ironic is that the Bat-Voice from Dark Knight / Rises is WAY too silly, would've been much better if he'd stuck with the voice in Begins.
@@sephjnr No
I think Bale's voice was edited in post-production.
Ben Affleck? From Pearl Harbor? Not a better actor than Christian Bale? No way!
It looks real because Nolan likes practical effects. 👍
Nolan is like james cameron, a genius
Maple out here looking like Van Helsing. I love it, dang
28:51 He means that Bruce left the decoy Ra's for dead in his burning house.
My favorite line spoken by Batman in all 3 of these movies is a statement of fact about Batman/Bruce Wayne.--Gordon says I never Thanked you
And Batman responses, "And you'll never have to.
Agreed. It pretty much sums up the entire Batman/Gordon relationship in those two lines.
It's Maple as you've never seen her before!
16:31 "I'm Batmaaan!"
19:36 "Swear to me!"
Gotham will never be the same!!
When he says to Gordon "I brought mine" he sounds sooo much like Liam Neeson.
"Batman is like the ultimate cosplayer." LOL That earned a laugh and a like from me. :D
24:42 - Single most awesome scene in the movie, lifted right from the pages of "Batman: Year One."
Very exciting to be starting this set. See you!
"Do bats carry diseases?" Just a little thing called coronavirus. 😄
They carry diseases yes, but the corona virus was concocted in a lab. Massive amounts of evidence for this
Yeah, only the disease that has basically ruined everyone's lives all over the world for the last two years.
@@NateL1992 "Massive amounts of evidence for this"
No one who says this ever has actual evidence.
@@chand911
I guess you live in a cave and don't actually pay attention to the testimonies in Congress by Dr. Fauci and others do you? There are multiple studies, both by the CDC and United Nations, that trace the virus back to a lab in Wuhan. A laboratory, I might add, that Dr. Fauci was directly involved with and funded.
Would you like sources? I can post them.
@@NateL1992 I'd be down to give them a read ty.
"Batman is just the...ultimate cosplayer." He ain't wearing hockey pants.... : )
That's why he's classed as ultimate: he can afford the good shit.
"Do bats carry diseases?"
Me: Well only a pandemic causing virus
Man, maple is the best flavor of everything. Even movie reactions, apparently.
Best Batman Live Action on Films:
1-BEGINS
2-DARK KNIGHT
3-RISES
4-RETURNS
5-JUSTICE LEAGUE SNYDERCUT
6-THE STUNTS SCENES ON SUICIDE SQUAD & VERSUS SUPERMAN 6-THEBATMAN 2022 7-BATMAN 1989 8- ALL THE OTHERS (COLUMBIA, FOX, SCHUMACHER, WHEDON)
The reason he says Bruce "left him for dead" is because Bruce left who he thought was Ras Al Ghul for dead. So even though he saved the actual Ras Al Ghul, Bruce didn't know that and was happy (apparently) to let the fake Ras Al Ghul die.
Real Ras apparently took this a little hard.
Love how Bruce won't kill the murderer, but ends up killing most of the people in the building....
including the murderer.
@@dracoargentum9783 he didn't die video game showed it
@@Godzilla370 I guess you have to watch out when in DCU, bound farmers are more dexterous than ninja.
“Do bats carry diseases?”
Covid says hello.
From Wikipedia about his style, “Nolan is partial to elliptical editing, documentary-style lighting, hand-held camera work, natural settings, and real filming locations over studio work. Embedded narratives and crosscutting between different time frames is a major component of his work, and his films often feature experimental soundscapes and mathematically inspired images and concepts.” I tend to agree, it’s pretty cool. Batman is ultimately a ninja and ninjas tend to have a lot of hand to hand combat.
What a mentor to have. Ras Al Ghul will kick your ass for breakfast, give you seconds for lunch and make you say thank you for dinner.
What a way to portray the breaking down of Bruce Wayne and then the build up into the Dark Knight.
Nah, Bruce was already on the way there - Ra's just sped that up and gave him some pointers until Bruce realised just how far the League was willing to go in its pursuit.
Well I guess it's time to show Maple American Psycho.
It's cool that Maple knew about the College Humor skit prior to this!
So I got some trivia:
-Ra's al Ghul (pronounced "raish") is the leader of the League of _Assassins_ (changed to League of Shadows in the film trilogy), a group of eco-terrorists and surprise, surprise: assassins. Members that come to my immediate thought are Shiva, Damian Wayne (Robin), and Cassandra Cain (Batgirl/Orphan).
-In the film, Ra's has scape goats to explain his "immortality". In the comics, Ra's uses something called Lazarus Pits which can revive the dead with the price of temporary madness upon revival. This has allowed Ra's to live for centuries.
-Scarecrow is one of the villains that appeared very early in Batman's run (I think Golden Age) but it was a long while until he became the villain he is known for today. Originally, he became evil because his co-workers made fun of his shabby clothes instead of hounding him on the fact that he fired a gun in a classroom full of students for the sake of a cheap jumpscare in one of his lessons. He would be brought back, forgotten for years, and brought back again, this time with proto fear toxin before evolving into the Prince of Fear. Yeah, it took a while to actually get in on the fear toxin schtick. Sadly, he usually plays second fiddle as a villain, reduced to a mere supporting side character.
-There are a lot of allusions to Frank Miller's Year One story with Flass, the bat attractor, and the Joker ending to name a few.
"Do bats carry diseases?" lmao, too soon.
The Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy is the best but I would have to say my favourite character is Alfred Michael Caine is a British institution and a legend.
Batman the Animated Series was the best
The kid you thought was a young Draco Malfoy from Harry Potter is actually the young King Joffrey from Game of Thrones.
Yah at probably half his age (or less) than when the GoT pilot was filmed.
The 1988 batmobile was my childhood but the tumbler is a tank that can actually move like a porche. It's my all time favorite.
Good reaction. This movie is for me the best movie of origins of a superhero.
31:53
YES, I HATE that airport, it always creeps me out.
When this film came out I was struggling with alcoholism. Not only a great adaptation of the story of Batman. It helped me push beyond what i thought was possible withing myself. Facing your fear. Embracing it. Hope you guys make reaction to the next two films. I really enjoy this channel and alws6s brings a smile on my face
The kid you thought played draco actually plays Joffrey in game of thrones lol
Please react to Christopher Nolan's first big screen movie "Memento" (2000)
They already did a long time ago. They just haven't gotten there, yet.
Following was Nolan's first theatrical feature, though it was a very limited release.
I'm officially in love with maple
As a 16 yr teen i have watched Batman and Spider-Man since I was 4 and it has taught me so much about truth , making right decisions and never give up . Most parents doesn’t understand because they think it’s stupid but it’s reality .
Everytime the *TUMBLER BATMOBILE* is mentioned I can feel a slight curl of a smile 😏 come up my face.
You were commenting on how stark and dark this movie was. You said something like, "...let's watch Batman...," which connotes in many people's minds the campy TV series and Tim Burton's stylized movie. But that's what made the Nolan trilogy an epic example of presenting the gravitas of the Batman character. Unlike a lot of wise-cracking superheroes in other movies, Nolan took the character seriously. An extremely serious take on Batman, which is why it is so good.
Never seen Maple so animated and I'm here for every second🤣
"if I had a house that I could put a hidden door in, why wouldn't I?" might be the realest thing you've ever said
During filming, a drunk thought the Batmobile/Tumbler was an alien vehicle, so he got in his car and rammed it.
There was a fun talk with the ole insurance company. "I was saving Earth from aliens."
It's nice to see how C.Nolan has increased the drama and excitement of the Batman series. He already had the idea of how the trilogy from 2005-2012 would play out. My personal favorite is part 2, just behind part 3
LMAO i love that Maple instantly recognized the CollegeHumor scene of Badman from Pete Holmes
Maple with the hat suits her style. 👌🏾🔥
Looks real, because it is real! Christopher Nolan likes to practical as much as possible
Maple not recognising Joffrey on sight suggests there’s plenty of room for GoT reacts in future!
that would be great
LOL she's scared of the Scarecrow. Wait until you meet the Joker...
This is still a great film Batman Begins is still my favourite Nolan Batman movie has the best Gotham City and overall tone and feel which was missing from The Dark Knight even though i find Dark Knight to be the better movie it's Gotham was the weakest for me. The Dark Knight Rises also suffers from that same problem just wasn't a fan of it's rendition of Gotham City but still enjoyed the film overall wouldn't call it awful at all.
Here's my personal rating below for the movies my personal opinion of course but they pretty much changes places a lot lol mostly my top 5 favourites.
1. Mask of the Phantasm (DCAU "DC Animated Universe") - Highly Recommend, Love this film If you want that retro old meets new 1930s look then this movie is for you based in the Animated Series it's an isolated story so you don't have to watch the show to understand it. Can watch right away as well as it isnt connected to the live action movies.
2. The Batman (Reeves Verse) - Favourite Live Action Batman film just amazing film with an amazing rendition of Gotham gave me massive Arkham Knight vibes my third favourite Gotham behind the Animated Series and Tim Burton’s. Have a feeling you guys will love this movie maybe more so than The Dark Knight.
3. The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 & 2 (Base on the Comic) - Love this film still can't decide if I prefer the comic or the film as both are amazing one of the few comic adaptations to be regarded as being better than it's source material. This was a hard pick as I really love these two films hard pick between The Batman (2022) and The Dark Knight Returns.
4. Batman The Dark Knight (Nolan Verse) - Amazing film but it's Gotham is by far the weakest filmed in Chicago and just looks like Chicago which is my biggest problem with the film. But of course the story and characters make this film.
5. Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (DCAU) - Great Movie the setting is also very unique set in the DCAU but the setting puts a nice spin on it.
6. Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero (DCAU) - Recommend so much love the story in this one very emotional and is by far the best rendition of Mister Freeze. Also set in the DCAU but it's also a isolated story.
7. Batman 1989 (Burton Verse) - Love this film mostly from a visual standpoint just such a fun and unique film.
8. Batman Returns (Burton Verse) - Really love Batman Returns far darker than the first film and dives more into that Gothic artistic.
9. Batman Under The Red Hood (Based on the Comic) - Great movie set in it's own continuity just like Batman The Dark Knight Returns.
10. Batman Begins (Nolan Verse) - Love this film by far Nolan's best Gotham but the sequel in terms of villain and story is better.
11. The Dark Knight Rises (Nolan Verse) - Fun film but the weakest in the Nolan series for me.
12. Batman: The Long Halloween Part 1 & 2 (Based on the comic's) - Really love these animated films but just so many other better films but it does have that fun 1930s vibe to it along with showing a younger side of Batman his first being a detective very The Batman in these regards. Pretty sure The Batman was inspired by Long Halloween comic's along with Year 1 etc.
13. Batman Forever (Tim Burton Verse)
Batman Forever is technically apart of the Tim Burton films. Not a bad film but I personally don’t mind it)
14. Batman & Roblin (Joel Schumacher but is very disconnected from the Tim Verse) - Meh as a kid i kind of enjoy how over the top it was but the campy stuff was done so much better in the 1960s Batman had more charm to it. This film very much damaged Batman on live action film for years until Nolan's Batman Begins. The DCAU on the other hand kept us happy throughout the late 1990s lol
Out of the animated stuff i highly recommend The Mask of the Phantasm and The Dark Knight Returns both films you can watch whenever don't need any other insight on Batman to understand.
Great reaction, Maple. And I saw what you did there @ the 31:54 minute mark...good to see people out there awake to symbolisms at the Denver airport.
"It's definitely not okay."
Note that Gordon looks to the left and down, indicating he is lying and does not believe it himself. And Bruce's head lifting up, even surprised, and his expression changed indicating he does feel mildly reassured. The question is what can make a kid in that situation feel better than they are?
Probably not something like "Your parents are dead and that's what it is" or even how tactless the commissioner was in talking to Bruce. It's horrible and you can't change what Bruce will go through, but if a stranger were to tell them anything, it would be to remind them of everything else they still have, which can keep them away from the darkness.
ngl, everytime i see this movie i laugh out loud when scarecrow gets tased in the face lol.
Diggin' the hat girl! Nice look!
"Batman is so much cooler than I thought..."
Didn't you get the memo?
“Joker….interesting”
“Oh you have NO IDEA 😄”
has the suit been repaired
??? LOL.. they ordered like m10k of everything to not raise suspicioun
I quite like the Nolan BATMAN trilogy, but as of this month my favorite Batman film is Matt Reeves' THE BATMAN (2022). But these are very good. I look forward to your reactions to all four.
When Rachel says: "your father would be ashamed of you"
All I thought was... "Well my father is dead... so it doesn't matter"
Hey hey HEY! Don't knock the "slow clap." From "Super Villain" to "Random Awaking Teen in the Cafeteria," it IS a cinema staple.
Little boy - Jack Gleeson - "Joffrey Baratheon" -Game of Thrones.
Damn, and u haven’t even see dark knight’s joker. Wowzers!
I can't wait for Maple's reaction to The Dark Knight
Who's that kid? The King of The Seven Kingdoms, first of his name, Joffrey Baratheon.
Hey, that hat. I honestly don’t feel like I’ve ever seen anyone pull off the look with such aplomb. Kudos. I’m not really interested in reactions but enjoyed yours, breezy. Keep at what you’re doing 👏
that's a dope hat
Bruce didn't know that Liam neesons character was raz al ghul in the other place so when he said you left me for dead it's because Bruce thought the other guy that did die was him
"Wait, who is that kid? Is he Draco Malfoy?"
No, but he does end up playing a legendary epic bad guy.....King Joffrey Baratheon. So you weren't too far off. Probably 2 of the most well known & despised villains in recent film history.
Unfortunately, Draco Malfoy is beloved in the fandom. Fangirls and fanboys thirst over that guy. Its actually a bit disconcerting to normal rational people really.
So well-known? Sure. Despised? Not so much.
Hello, The little kid is the infamous "Joffrey Baratheon of house Baratheon first of is name" XDD
Batman : The ultimate cosplayer😆😆😆
The picture-in-picture for this channel always makes me think that I have a scratch on my screen.
You are one of my favorite reactors
And you are one of my favorite commentators thank you friend
Cant wait for the next one heath is a legend
19:55 That is the actor who played Joffrey from Game of Thrones.
9:27 *Become one with the darkness*
(this line always gives me chills)
And yes if a lot of these scenes look real it’s because Nolan was big on practical effects.
That hat though!
The thing that always gets me is that just after Bruce was arguing that he won't be the cause of the "prisoner's" death, he then sets up the cause of the prisoner (and a bunch of ninjas') death. Then later, he tells Dugall [or Ras] "I won't kill you, but I don't have to save you" but it's from his destruction, he was the cause of the train falling, him "not saving" IS the same as him killing.
I don’t know what you don’t get. He saved his soul by not killing them directly. They can choose to save themselves like he did.
@@denniszenanywhere right, you believe that his soul is affected by whether he stabs someone, or if the building he blows up collapses on them.
@@dracoargentum9783 There's an oft-repeated line throughout the movie about the difference between vengeance, justice and compassion. Of course, you could say I'm wrong and there's no difference. But I don't think forcing someone to do something is justice or compassion.
"Batman is just the ultimate cosplayer."
ROFL. Yes he is.
This is gonna be fookin great to watch
After the story about the bat in your bedroom, it made me think that the next Batman should be those Irish guys with the bat in their kitchen. "DERRY! He's making a mockery outta ye boy!"
Kurt Russell, Chris Cooper, and Dennis Quaid were considered for Commissioner Jim Gordon
Love your reaction vids for LOTR, so I'll be sticking around for the Nolan Batman trilogy 🤩
The point of the poisoned water was that Gotham would destroy itself in a fit of mass hysteria & fear.
I’m surprised Maple didn’t cry when Bruce’s parents died and he was crying to Alfred🤣.
19:55 - that's Jack Gleeson, Joffrey Baratheon from "Game of Thrones"
The badman from college humour is one of the best skits there is lol
"Do bats carry diseases?"
Covid: "Am I a joke to you?"
I can tell you one thing for sure. Batman does have a flare for the dramatic. He makes eating ceral in the morning seem EPIC. HaHa, you will love the Dark Knight Triolgy.
8:55 fear toxin scenes are pretty dope. Very underrated
That little kid is king Joffrey in Game Of Thrones
12:33 OH, YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME! LOL!
"Do bats carry diseases?". Yes Maple, yes they do.....