Tom Hardy is KILLING it! | THE DARK KNIGHT RISES (2012) Reaction | Part 1

Meg's first time watching The Dark Knight Rises!
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[@MegMageReacts]

Name a better love story than Meg and Killer Croc... I'll wait

[@manehriimao2079]

Meg and Poison Ivy.

[@rickyderby]

Beren and Luthien

[@onechilldude4247]

Geralt and triss

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

Sonny & Cher

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

@@fynnthefox9078 for some bat bussy, or batssy, or butssy

[@xavim755]

"The shadows betray you, because they belong to me." Tom Hardy KILLED that role.

[@ColonelSternlove]

Bane’s monologue whilst fighting Batman is the best dialogue written in a comic book movie.

[@dreambrother82]

Anne Hathaway's Selina Kyle character is never referred to as Catwoman in the movie. Which i read was intentional and maybe why her outfit didn't really go into the complete Catwoman direction. I loved this iteration none the less.

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

Yeah. It's more of a "in your face" easter egg/nod to the character.

[@mmxxiii9503]

The suit is inspired mostly in Julie Newmar's Catwoman, I mean in shape it does look the same

[@ProtoZer0.7]

He didn’t switch off the growl when Selina disappeared on him because you never know who might be in earshot that could put it together. It just makes sense he’d keep the voice whenever in the open, imo

[@chasethecringewolf2195]

So to answer a question in this movie Bane’s mask doesn’t give him Venom it treats severe pain he deals with from a permanent injuries to his body and face, hence why he he says it would be painful but it probably wouldn’t kill him.

[@PatheticApathetic]

The ears ARE her goggles. They flip up when she isn’t using them to form the ears on her costume

[@dredyoung1]

Cat Woman's costume has Adam West Cat Woman vibes. She wore a mask and ears with her hair out like that. That may have been what they were going for.

[@Ammeeeeeeer]

Uh...in case others didn't say or you didn't realize this by the end of the movie, Selina is not in disguise. Her being a "cat burgular" is public record hence why she wants the "clean slate program". She has no need for a cowl or mask whatever, what she wears is entirely functional for what she needs to do ( eg. her "cat ears" are her goggles, her "mask" is to protect her face/skin when using said goggles, not as a disguise, everyone can see its Selina), minus of course the loose hair, that one's a fair criticism. Note she is never refered to with an alias (Catwoman or "the Cat"), everyone knows she's Selina Kyle, a criminal with a record.

[@anteletica1148]

About selinas cowl. I think that this design is inspired by her design in the 60s adam west batman tv show. While i also am a fan aof selina with a cowl, i think that it wouldnt have looked right on Anne Hathaway. I still like the design but it did throw me off and some really casual watchers in other reactions I have seen even mistook her for batgirl.

[@Ahmad_-_-_Tarnished]

The Dark Knight Rises IS The Best Superhero Film❤

[@dredyoung1]

He can't stop doing the voice. You never know who's around, who's listening. It's like that other movie he's in. You gotta maintain the pretense no matter what

[@scrrin]

It's like in that other Christopher Nolan movie with Christian Bale

[@dredyoung1]

@@scrrin Yup, that's the one

[@roshenchacko6326]

I recently found your guys' reaction videos. I enjoy listening your comments.

[@inarar5334]

Bruce retired from age catching up to him (having him almost resort to using a pistol in desperation) to set up Batman Beyond, as well. The difference here is how relatively young he was when he tried to retire, and that he'd only been active a couple of years.

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

What I loved about this is how they used the Lazarus Pits in a realistic way for the trilogy by combining it with Bane's Santa Prisca prison, but not Santa Prisca obviously. Ra's al-Ghul's immortality rose from the pit in the form of his own progeny.

[@MegMageReacts]

It’s honestly such a great interpretation of immortality

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

@@MegMageReacts it is. Because in a way, it is... if your line continues through their children and on and on. But not if they die in a vehicle accident with some weird spastic reaction before signing off and going to burn in Hxll for eternity.

[@ttam9205]

​@@FLQueerLiberal1982Also Bruce goes into the pit broken and injured with batman metaphorically dead and comes out healed and with batman reborn. Similar to the comic Lazarus pit.

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

It's also mentioned in the animated series. I don't remember which episode, might be season 2 or 3.

[@youtubenightcrawler9571]

If you watch the director commentary the real reason is the first movie shows Bruce's father taking him out of the pit filled with bats. Bruce picks himself up in this movie since he wanted to die like Alfred said.

[@hugoz.7281]

Awesome ! My favorite movie from this trilogy.

[@richardlandgraf1953]

I don't think this version of Bruce is putting Rachel above Batman, I think that he put so much into Batman the only real tangible thing he had outside of Batman was his relationship with Rachel, and losing her, and the ability to be Batman, he had nothing, no direction for his life. That's why he ends this movie so much happier. Selena shows him he can have a life outside of Batman, and her knowing of his alter ego and to some extent having one herself allows them to be closer then he ever could be with Rachel.

[@edwardosquidawardo]

Yayay, always love a vid from u two 🙂🙃🙂🙃

[@reflectionist]

12:11 - Yesssss. That's the We're-Not-Touching-Prostitution Version of Holly Robinson from Year One.

[@reflectionist]

14:15 -- Bruce injured his leg in the same fall that killed Harvey Dent. The scene with the doctor is hilarious, but there was a line cut that would've confirmed it. - "I've seen worse cartilage in knees." "That's good!" "No. That's because there is NO cartilage in your knees. And not much of any use in your elbows or your shoulders. Between that and the scar tissue on your kidneys, the residual concussive damage to your brain tissue, and the general scarred-over quality of your body, I cannot recommend that you go Heli-Skiing. About the only part of you that looks healthy is your liver, so if you're wanting to pick up a new hobby, I might suggest drinking, Mr. Wayne."

[@d-manthecaptain1382]

This version of Catwoman looks like her suit from the 66 series, doesn't it?

[@Rocket1377]

That's definitely what they were going for. The idea of Catwoman wearing a black catsuit with a domino mask originated in the 1960s tv show, and that iconic and influential outfit was almost entirely designed by actress Julie Newmar. In the comics, Selina originally wore a purple dress with a cowl and a green cape, and she didn't don the catsuit until decades later.

[@millaray9912]

The Dark Knight Rises is basically a mash-up of the Knightfall and No Man’s Land comic storylines. Bane is NOT typically associated with the League of Assassins anywhere other than in this movie. He is a highly intelligent character in the comics, but rarely portrayed that way elsewhere. He is also ethnically Latino. I find Tom Hardy’s take interesting in his own right. Catwoman’s design here is heavily influenced by older ones, which often had free-flowing hair. It especially reminds me of her look in the ‘60s TV show. This is my favorite live-action version of the character. I quite agree that Bruce’s hang-up on Rachel is a bit ridiculous. She doesn’t exist in the comics at all and I have never understood why they created her rather than using one of Bruce’s established flames. The recent TV show Gotham Knights unfortunately did something similar, giving Bruce an adopted son who is an original character despite him already having like half a dozen kids the fans love.

[@windowsVD]

Not entirely true. Bane has been associated with The League of Assassins in the comics, with Batman: Bane of the Demon being an example. In that storyline, Bane ends up becoming Ras Al Ghul’s right-hand man and the top candidate to become Ras’s successor, but he is deemed a failure after being defeated by Batman once again.

[@windowsVD]

Also, Bruce being hung up on Rachel actually makes perfect sense once you realize that this version of Bruce, just like most other versions of the character, is quite emotionally immature and stunted. I remember watching someone else’s review of these films and he noted that it was odd how Bruce comes across as almost a little child-like in some of his interactions with Rachel. I honestly think this was completely intentional to show how emotionally immature Bruce was, as the death of his parents severely stunted his emotional development. We can see that he has difficulty forming connections with new people given how depressingly small his inner circle is, which comprises pretty much of only Alfred, Rachel and Fox. Given that Rachel was his childhood sweetheart since before his parents died, it makes sense that in adulthood, he would have an overly idealistic view of her as a person. After their agreement at the end of Batman Begins, Bruce naïvely believed that she would wait for him and be there for him no matter how extreme his actions got, so he’s basically put her on almost an impossibly high pedestal. This was brought up quite a few times in The Dark Knight, where Rachel tells him not to make her his only hope for a normal life, and even writes in her letter “if you lose your faith in me, please keep your faith in people.” The way Bruce dealt with his grief over Rachel in The Dark Knight Rises honestly reminded me a lot of how Bruce dealt with his parents’ death in Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, which was also written to show how tragically stunted and immature Bruce was on an emotional level. In TDKR, he was punishing himself by not moving on because he felt that he didn’t deserve to, as he was still holding himself beholden to an agreement that he made with Rachel 9 years ago, not knowing that Rachel herself was going to break said agreement before she died. In MOTP, Bruce felt guilty over his newfound desire to move on and live a normal life because he was still holding himself beholden to a promise that he made in his parents’ grave when he was a child, believing that his parents would be disappointed if he actually moved on and stopped being Batman. That’s why to me, the way Bruce was still grieving over Rachel in TDKR honestly felt in-character to Batman in a lot of ways

[@lordmorklen5166]

Stock Bro: "There's nothing to steal here!" Bane: "Is that so? Then why are you here?" I love Bane.

[@BadassRaiden]

Yaaaaaaaaaaaayyy! Finally! I've been in a state of unhealthy anticipation waiting for this!

[@MegMageReacts]

Yaaaaaaaaaayyy!!! Thanks Anthony!!

[@mmxxiii9503]

26:56 That fight with Bane, wow what a scene. Tom Hardy did a great job

[@rogertemple7193]

Hello Meg and Caleb, just saw this video of you two reacting to the Dark Knight Rises and I really liked listening to you and Caleb reacting to it and I liked it but not as much as the previous two still I liked your video reactions of it though have a great week guys and until your next video Thank You both Meg and Caleb.😊😊

[@Maddymiami0809]

Fun fact: in some scenes between batman and bane they put bane on a higher platform and used some clever camera work to make bane look taller than batman

[@TrippyStefTV]

Even tho this fact is for the animated series I still wanted to share it cause I just found it out. Catwoman in the animated series is played by the same actress who played Hera in GOW lll. Thought you’d find that cool:)

[@teeblack06]

In the comics Batman did have a kid with Talia. they had a son (Damien Wayne) Batman also had a daughter with Selina Kyle (Helena Wayne aka Huntress)

[@matthewmckinnon-gray9957]

If you’re going to be watching older Batman films I’d strongly recommend watching the 1960s Batman movie starring Adam West. For some reason a lot of reactors skip it in favour of the Burton/Schumacher series but it’s a lot of fun and is actually pretty faithful to the Batman stories of the 1950s

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

Plus, if she has any intention of seeing the current dceu, starting with adam west would have more impact later on. As would other media.

[@christianjohnson6451]

This movie leans on the stories knightfall and the dark knight returns

[@aspieanarchist5439]

Yes, Bane was always a mercenary; and he has on occasion worked with the League of Assassins; and developed a crush on Talia in the Comics(Although there it was unrequited as Talia only had eyes for Bruce.)

[@Sand420]

0:00 Why is there moaning at the start of the video!!!!

[@MegMageReacts]

It was the ghosts

[@talkingheads3059]

Anyone else thrown off when Gotham looks different in each of these films? Went from Gotham City to Chicago, and now New York mixed with Pittsburgh and L.A. Also I hated how "grounded" as people say Nolan made these films as to me it just striped away the identity of Gotham City. Batman's suit as well was pretty mixed for me in the later films so yeah idk. Feel more like Crime films with Batman in them rather than Batman films like Batman Begins.

[@vengeance1939]

That's a common compliant. Both Gotham having no real solid look throughout these films to the whole idea of Nolan grounding these films too much in that they start to effect the mythos of Batman or the visual take on certain characters and locations. Agree that Batman Begins overall felt more like a Batman film. Man of Steel has the same problem but less so compared to the Batman films. The Batman was a great mix of both showcasing the more grounded Year One, Long Halloween inspired setting while still keeping the Gothic retro feel of Gotham City.

[@MegMageReacts]

That’s a good point. They definitely feel more like crime/noir stories than superhero stories

[@millaray9912]

@@MegMageReacts Batman stories should feel like crime/noir stories, but also like superhero stories. I really love this trilogy, but it definitely skews more one way than the other.

[@マシュードーラン]

Shut up…

[@MrCageCat]

Why I still prefer Batman Begins. Felt like the most "Batman" film to me, compared to the other two, which became something, else.

[@Babbles217]

if I remember correctly its not venom but his mask is constantly feeding him some sort of painkiller or something.

[@L4ftyOne]

Yeah he lived, he made it autopilot. After that movie kinda is the comic dark knight Returns

[@bigwill8145]

You would think at one point she would realize that the movies don't have to follow the comics.

[@DawidMusialYT]

Maybe watch Gotham series about young Bruce and the beginning of many batman villains

[@Sherman1fan]

Wayne Manor was being rebuilt so that's why Dark Knight he was in the building/penthouse (Alfred says it will be good when Wayne Manor is rebuilt when he served Bruce breakfast).

[@vishvnaik2756]

little finger and bane : 2 of the greatest villains of all time 🌀

[@andre1999o]

I admit I thought this movie was kinda weak, but I really like Bane and Catwoman

[@DocArkham]

Killer Croc is real in Nolan Universe. You can see him in the animation Batman: Gotham Knight ... Set between Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, the segments in the film depict Batman battling against the mob of Gotham City, as well as other villains like Croc.

[@L4ftyOne]

7:02 yeah but alfred atm doesnt get that bruce is batman, he would never retire like that. Yes he went with selina there but came back as the bat

[@JBurnz001]

Bane was always an intelligent character in the comics. I won’t spoil anything but yea. In an era where people complain about comic accuracy and representation in the same debate, it’s crazy that Bane, Ra’s and Talia were all white washed. Oh and yea Ra’s has and always will want a Male to run the LOA because if his daughter went 1 on 1 with somebody like Bane or Batman she’d die so it would make sense for one of them to lead it. Cat woman has had many different looks. To just wearing the mask. Having the mask and cat ears. Having a cowl of her own. Black suits, grey suits. I think sometimes people forget how many different adaptations and iterations there are of comic characters that writers and directors take from.

[@residentfan1521]

I think Ra’s and Talia were white washed because the movies came out during the height of the War on Terror and it’d would’ve been messed up to portray the terrorists in the movies as middle eastern. Don’t want to bring more hate onto a group of people who were already being dragged through the mud for the actions of a few. Bane however had no reason to be white washed since he’s Latin American.

[@3cho_dimension285]

Her costume It's kinda a cross between Eartha Kitt's costume R.I.P. and realistic functionality for it's time.

[@AryanSharma-u9d]

He has a voice modulator in the cowl as shown in the first movie. I dont think it has an off switch lol

[@3cho_dimension285]

Gratz on your man's taste in music 🎵🎶 as well

[@reflectionist]

14:56 - Divorce her and marry her again right now. I don't know how to say it. Marry her twice. I know you're married. Do it again. This girl is an absolute winner. I've never seen ANYBODY call it out that fast. Holy shit. Even hardcore Batman fans hear "Bane is Ra's Al Ghul's Son" and thinking, "Well, fuck, if Chris Nolan says that's how it is in this universe, I won't question it, they wouldn't do anything ridiculous from the comics..." I KNEW she was picking up on it as soon as she said that something "Miranda Tate" said sounded very familiar... And then Alfred pops up like, "Yeah, like Ra's al Ghul said it!" Dude, this is why people say that all of Christopher Nolan's movies have WILD plot twists in them except for his three Batman films. But that's not true at all, it's just that those wild plot twists are pulled from the source material, so any fan is going to see them coming a mile away. We know that Ra's Al Ghul isn't dead, we know that HarveyDent is Two-Face, and we know that Ra's Al Ghul had daughters, not sons. Watch this movie again, and you'll see for yourself. This movie is TRYING TO TELL YOU that that's Talia literally every chance it gets. Every single line she says in this movie is an echo of something that he said in Begins. "Every time a civilization reaches the pinnacle of it's decadence, we return to restore the Balance!" "Have you finally learned to do what's necessary?" "I won't kill you. I don't have to save you." "Miranda, I'm sorry, I can't get you out tonight." "Do what's necessary." "You have to invest if you want to restore balance to the world."

[@shmayleb]

She has mad prediction skills, man. Always has. I’m nervous and excited for her to watch some of my favorite twist-filled movies. I won’t be divorcing, but I will certainly do everything I can to stay married 😂😂

[@reflectionist]

@@shmayleb Good man.

[@onechilldude4247]

Your hair is Fabulous Yours looks ok too Meg

[@michaeljohn1978]

Voice modulator in the cowl- That's why he stilll talks like that

[@shadowfire_08]

Caleb, my brother of ‘The Fence’ 🤘🏻🔥🍻 goin to see them for 9th time in Sept

[@shmayleb]

Man your battle stations!!! So frikkin stoked for you, my dude!! I’ve seen them 7 times myself…Meg joined me for the Vaxis II tour. They’re simply the best. No band compares in my eyes. We are One Among the Fence 🔥🔥🔥

[@L4ftyOne]

Pls part 2 tonight too

[@MegMageReacts]

Editing takes time, please be patient!

[@Morty-z2n]

My voice just mastered.

[@foreverkent2225]

Ok I know they were specifically parodying this version of bane for his character in the Harley Quinn animated series, but now when I watch this movie, all I can hear is bane from Harley Quinn.

[@ImamSyafii-st4ps]

has meg ever seen harley quinn animated series? i'm sure she'd love it

[@Zuernaxashyr]

Batman uses a voice modifier thats why he didn't change his voice when he said "So thats what that feels like".

[@lordmorklen5166]

You have to equate Rachel with Andrea Beaumont. They were the ones who made him even imagine a life outside of Batman and his crusade. Had either of them stayed, there would not be a Batman. In both those movies Bruce chose them over Batman and Andrea/Rachel leaving is what made it that Batman was all Bruce had.

[@carlosquilez3256]

ok, originally in the comics there´s no relation between Bane and Ras or Talia, though he was born and rise n a prison (his first appearance in the comics was in the storythat later would be reunite in Nightfall)

[@jamesdunn1857]

the football team in yellow are The Pittsburg Steelers

[@Polymathically]

God, I _wish_ Ben Stiller or Adam Sandler played Batman.

[@travisdavis2125]

Bat Stiller begins

[@Ammeeeeeeer]

Ben Stiller woud totally work as an Adam West style Bats. Not Sandler, that guy needs to stop making movies, he stopped being funny a loooooooong time ago.

[@LifeisANovel]

​@@Xehanort10I agree wholeheartedly lol

[@godabandonedthistimeline]

​@@AmmeeeeeeerAdam Sandler was really good in Uncut Gems

[@marinaathanasiou6705]

This movie is often thought of as one of the most disappointing comic book movies and personally when I first watch did I kind of hated it and years later I still don't really care for it. Honestly this was probably Christopher Nolan's sloppiest film. I think a big part of the problem is built into Christopher Nolan's understanding of this version of Batman is that he doesn't want to be Batman, he wants to end. I mean it's built into the premise The Dark Knight even and so this leads you a lot of problems because the concept of a Batman who doesn't want to be Batman is extremely antithetical to the source this has never been a recurring thing in the comics that Batman doesn't want to be Batman, that he's looking for reasons to retire. This unfortunately solidifies this version of Batman as just a Nolan character and not really an adaptation of the comic book character of Batman. The film despite wanting to take a more "realistc" approach with Batman than traditionally deoicted suffers from too many leaps in logic such as Bruce Wayne miraculously arriving back in Gotham after escaping his underground prison, GCPD officer John Blake (who shouldn't have been Robin) happening to know that Wayne is Batman, and Bane’s lair being beneath Wayne Tower’s armory without Wayne or Lucius Fox knowing to name a few. One of the most multifaceted and glaring problems come with Tom Hardy’s Bane, who, admittedly is literally nothing like his comic book counterpart whatsoever and is also extremely disappointing as a character. Everything from his voice has always been the subject of heavy criticism for being too hard to take seriously and a mefiocre design, his changed nationality (Bane is Hispanic in the comics), his motivation, his background and his origin is entirely different to the point where it might as well be a different character. The film is also undermined by Bane’s less than underwhelming downfall in two major ways. The twist that Miranda Tate is actually Talia al Ghul instantly negates Bane’s impact because all the credit for the masterplan is taken away from Bane, making him little more than a thug who has been acting, not out of greed or revolutionary zeal, but because he was told by his leader. Essentially, he’s reduced to a bodyguard/subordinate for the sake of having one of the most obvious and underwhelming plot twists in superhero cinematic history. As is, it falls flat, and so does Bane’s arc upon completion, especially since he’s easily killed off by Catwoman a minute later. I really wasn't a huge fan of this interpretation of Talia. Talia (when writen properly) is not a straight-up villain and she is more morally ambiguous and genuinely loves Batman however she is very loyal to her father and his mission despite not agreeing with his dystopic methods. I always prefer Talia to be more morally ambiguous than just a straight-up villain. On that note, Tate’s deceitful role as Btaman’s new love interest doesn’t work, either. Not only is there little if any chemistryIn the film between Christian Bale and Marion Cotillard, but their love scene seems downright illogical and artificial because Wayne just spent eight years as a hermit due to losing Rachel Dawes in. Yes, Alfred encouraged him to move on, and it’s certainly possible that he’d recover from such grief. The ending is a tad contrived as well, at least in execution. Some fans might have felt that things wrap up too neatly by having Blake discover the Batcave. At the same time, however, the reveal that Blake’s first name is Robin feels tacked on for fan service. It can’t help but make your eyes roll, as does the closing scene in which Alfred sees Wayne and Kyle at the French café. As for Anne Hathaway as Catwoman it honestly just feels like another actress playing Catwoman. I never buy it when she plays the more villainous side of the character and it doesn't seem like it's intentional either. It's honestly just kind of bland.

[@bapzishere]

15:54 , If you keep on printing more money, the value of currency falls drastically. See Venezuela, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka who became bankrupt.

[@영동-z5n]

First time i listen the title, it was The dark night. But after watching movie, appearing K in it.

[@Angyali]

11:11 Diagnosis.

[@derrickasomontsi2836]

Tom Hardy played a good role

[@Antonio_Sosa99]

Yeah Bane Broke in Comics Batman Spine. But with different estrategy. He Releases all Black Gate Prision and all Arkham Asylum to tired Batman, so when really fight Bane use Venom give him extra force and Broke spine.

[@BearIslandComics]

I can’t wait for Adam Sandler Batman 🤣

[@WhiteFangofWar]

You were warned this film would be extremely painful for you... but in a good way. Bane is meant to be sophisticated, nearly as smart as Bruce. That's the paradox of the character I enjoy- a man who appears to be a 'roided hulk in a gimp mask but talks like he was educated at Yale. This one adds another paradox; the morphine mask often makes him sound weirdly happy and cheerful even while ordering the merciless execution and torture of others.

[@Vejitatheouji]

"You're a big guy."

[@ekam.jawanda]

The guy in the suit and tie in the stock exchange market the one bane slams his head on the keyboard he’s the one of the main stars in top gun maverick

[@CaptainAmercia]

People are going to be mad but I think Bale was greatly miscast as Batman but is a solid Bruce Wayne. I don't get how he was casted in the role, Well I do he's the spitting imagine of a Bruce Wayne but I feel like they went "OMG he looks like Bruce Wayne this cast him" and then just forgot all about the fake he needs to play Batman besides those Batman screen tests. But he does knock Bruce Wayne out of the park I just can't really get into his Batman, weakest part of these films. I would 100% watch a show about Bale as Bruce Wayne no Batman just Bruce Wayne lol

[@classicghostrider2715]

See this is how I feel about Robert as Batman. Honestly it’s how I feel about the entire cast of the Batman. A lot of them are great actors but to me they all feel like exactly what they are, actors playing pretend. As far as the Nolan movies go I think they’re the best adaptation and representation of these characters in LA. They’re not perfect but they do better in more aspects of Batman than any other film. You think part of the reason you don’t like Bale as Batman is because he’s more of a side character in the last two films? I don’t like his voice in the sequels and there’s a few disconnects I have with the character but, again, to me he’s better than what we had before and what we’ve had since.

[@chadbailey7038]

Did you guys watch The Batman yet with Pattinson? She would like that Selina Kyle the best! Much more YEAR ONE 👍🏾

[@MegMageReacts]

We did when it first came out, but we want to react to it again now that we have more context!

[@shawnmoran4305]

Did u ever see venom movies

[@robertsims7828]

I sure hope one day you could watch and react to Batman the dark knight returns Animated movie Mag I think you would literally enjoy it it's a great movie.

[@AdrianFlipflop]

Wait?! You guys are married 😮 😂

[@abneraranivar346]

Something about Bruce moving on & looking for reasons to not have to be batman was what really soured this trilogy for me.

[@viktorszakacs9494]

The man who broke the bat! But over all, great performances by all actors, still has too much issues to be my favourit Batman movie. (Still hate the growling, and some stupid things like how the cops chose Gordon to lead them, Talia, and the "robin" twist) But Tom is a really good Bane, he's easily my favourit in the whole movie. I could talk about my issues with this Batman, and why is he never goning to be my favourit, but that's not what i'm here for. Even if we state that this is the weakest in the trilogy, it's still not a bad movie. Also if you watch Batman 1989 be sure to look for similarities to Btas.

[@ethanjames8268]

Nolan got rid of all fantasy elements of batman. Bane doesn't use venom in the Nolan movies

[@MJWP2334]

When you have a cliff hanger like where the dark knight leaves off with the police chasing Batman and this is what Nolan gives us, this script anyways kicks me in the balls whenever I watch it. By far the worst portrayal of Alfred ever. He would never just leave crying like a baby. Also Bruce's parents were murdered in front of him which started his vigilante crusade so him retiring because Rachel died made no sense. The dark knight returns had way better reasons to explain Batmans retirement. This movie bastardized that comic in my opinion. I find banes voice hilarious not intimidating at all but tom hardy is pretty good in this. The grand scope feel they try for the second half of the movie is admirable. Although Talia's portrayal is awful in this too in my opinion, worst movie death ever.

[@scottsimmons6814]

Realy enjoy your reactions and comments. Gotta say that this edit of the film is very, very cutty and hard to watch.

[@camfv]

First time iv seen this an dawg.. u could’ve done better

[@razorsfury6519]

killing it??? That is one of the worst renditions of Bane to date...

[@Rocket1377]

Agreed. Did Tom Hardy not even bother to research the character? He's supposed to be South American, not British. That accent/voice he gave him doesn't make Bane seem intelligent at all, he sounds dumb, and difficult to understand at times.

[@razorsfury6519]

@@Xehanort10 did you not understand the "ONE of the worst" part of what I said?

[@demianoff]

I do thinking Rachel is the worst element of this trilogy. It's almost like Nolan didn't understand how to write a woman.

[@Rocket1377]

I prefer Rachel to Talia al Ghul. That is by far the worst version of Talia, and her death scene is embarrassing and poorly acted.

[@demianoff]

@@Rocket1377 yeah that is true

[@Roller-Ball]

Just to bad you know to much of the story......................Can't watch for surprises, knowing the story. Don't like reviewers that make 2 parts just for the clicks for money.

[@kian.majid_danaeifar]

Christian bale's batman is a throat cancer guy anc a 12 year olc street fighter boy 🤣🤣🤣. The best batman by far is defenitely Ben affleck's batman

[@residentfan1521]

Yep best Batman was the one to stupid to know Superman was a good guy. Sure…..

[@renaissancemohit8351]

Awww Meg I love your reactions so cute ❤ keep at it madam 😂

[@L4ftyOne]

Go vegan yall ❤️