Symbolism in the Dark Knight Trilogy | Part 1 - Batman Begins

[@storytellers1]

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[@lucidsmack1694]

I love how Nolan started Bruce's journey with him falling into a circular hole, which he climbs from in the Dark Night Returns. The hole has grown to an incredible size, but so has Bruce's strength. In the end the little boy has confronted his fears and understands that fear is not something to let yourself to be hold back, but something that loses it's power if you turn your back to it.

[@yhavinmiles]

reminds me of how his fear of the opera bats and their theatricality is turnt into his first real outing as the batman at the docks, they're very similar and is a clear example of that fear, specifically the one that got his parents killed being turnt into a weapon.

[@mrkshply]

And interesting that Bruce had to be rescued in Begins but in DK Returns a young girl escapes the hole first

[@salt-emoji]

Wow, I'm am idiot. I call myself a cinema fan but never figured that out.... I saw all three in theaters with countless re-watches.

[@AAllen-br8it]

"Dark Night Returns" lmao

[@Angyali]

The Dark Knight Rises

[@handsomesquidward5160]

This video is like something you'd find in the extra features of a dvd.

[@Toro-007]

Dominique Govinden on steroids

[@pepealasquid6005]

nice pic bro

[@protey117]

+

[@NormanWasHere452]

Like my english GCSE

[@DigiMyst]

I rewatched Batman Begins a few weeks ago, and it's such an underrated, beautiful film about Batman's inner demons. It also strikes me as the most comic-bookish of the trilogy, and I absolutely love it

[@iamthebatman6557]

It Is definitely not rated as highly as it should. TDK is obviously the best of the trilogy but you can’t deny that Begins is a fanatic movie. Also I don’t care how overused it is I think the origin of Batman and Bruce is the best origin of any superhero ever

[@leonardobraynen1524]

@@iamthebatman6557 amen. Its really THE ONLY BATMAN MOVIE. THe other movies just featured him.

[@devankgulati1637]

@@leonardobraynen1524 Exactly,

[@vbdevil]

It also still holds some of those Tim Burton visuals in some of the city fly overs.

[@djlehara]

Agreed. My favorite Batman movie of all time, and definitely in my Top 5 ANY Superhero movie....period.

[@assasincraft4000]

Well 2 minutes in and it’s not blocked Worldwide yet so that’s a good sign

[@assasincraft4000]

jay when he first posted the video it was blocked wordwide for copyright reasons

[@aspectator6506]

1 month in still not blocked. Yet again another good sign

[@neymarmessironaldo5881]

4 years in...

[@spencermalley10]

Batman Begins has got to be the best Superhero origin of all time.

[@detectivedaydream3603]

into the spider verse

[@spencermalley10]

@@detectivedaydream3603 It's Miles Morales origin but it's not really an origin story

[@cardmaster8772]

@@spencermalley10 Wtf, it is still an origin story, just different, because it used an original idea to make characters from different dimensions form a hero.

[@stephenthedude4383]

@@cardmaster8772 but miles origin is taken straight from the comics for the most part. They just made it better and added all the spider verse stuff

[@neilmccauley5494]

daydream not even close. Batman begins will have way more impact over the years.

[@daniel_netzel]

I feel like I was so unfair to this movie when it came out. I remember following the new super hero hype and thinking this was definitely among the better of them at the time but its aged phenomenally well. And The Dark Knight is for my money the greatest super hero movie likely ever to be made, but we would never have The Dark Knight without the amazing set up of Batman Begins.

[@storytellers1]

Same man, I like Batman Begins much much better now than I did originally

[@gevorkbabayan]

Watched batman begins 8 times. Watched the dark knight 3 times. Yeah i love begins much more. Especially the first half

[@Bayuuk]

@@gevorkbabayan first half of begins is amazing. second half is still great, but not my favorite, best scene in the film for me is Alfred telling bruce he's never given up on him.

[@Bushey4545]

@@storytellers1 did you do mad max I can't find it

[@IsabellaaaRider]

“It’s not just your name, it’s your fathers name and it’s all that’s left of him!” There’s so many memorable quotes in these movies and I’ve never even seen anyone mention that certain one.

[@storytellers1]

Alfred is the emotional core of these movies. I forgot how much Michael Caine brings to the role.

[@IsabellaaaRider]

Storytellers Indeed Michael Cain is so incredibly talented, there’s so many of my top favorite actors in the Dark Knight trilogy it’s just insane.

[@mattheston9132]

Martha: Am I a joke to you?

[@educationalporpoises9592]

"Where are you??!!!" Here "UHHH"

[@speedracer2008]

Don’t destroy it

[@PrettyTigerlilly]

Nolan's Batman movies have one of my top 10 soundtracks of all time, stunning films.

[@storytellers1]

Still gives me goosebumps every single time

[@danieltoft2116]

Most of his films

[@martinihenry9792]

Playing it on the piano is a goal Edit: life goal

[@diegol5802]

Hans Zimmer that dude

[@mojo6112]

Titanic's better

[@Karan-hq1oj]

"Why do we fall sir?" "So we can learn to pick ourselves up."

[@razkable]

also known as rise

[@Brandonhayhew]

The Dark Knight Rises like the scene where he rises from prison pit.

[@jacobtaylor5365]

I crie everietyme

[@thatguy928]

Missed the ending, which is one of the best of all-time: “I never said thank you.” “And you’ll never have to.”

[@ashdoglsu]

Yea that's was great.

[@storytellers1]

Why do we fall? Hi everyone, hope you enjoyed this experimental analysis-director’s retrospective. It builds on the insights from a video which I edited for the ‘Jonathan Pageau’ channel last year. So if you want to know more about how the story of Adam and Eve links to the Batman, go check that one out (link in the description). I had initially wanted to do all three movies in one video, but I felt like I had to cut out too much depth in order to avoid an information overload. So, depending on the reception on this one, I’ll make a part 2 and possibly a part 3. PS: Warner Bros., please don't block this video again:) - Thomas

[@joshporters]

Why do we get blocked Bruce? So we can make some edits and re-upload again a few hours later... never forget that Bruce.

[@storytellers1]

@@joshporters You still haven't given up on me?

[@skyfall744]

Please, make a part 2 and 3. Batman is my favorite hero and this channel is my favorite for film analysis!! Please Storytellers, it's not who you are underneath, it's what you do that defines you.

[@freeksmulders6075]

Please rerelease the memerioal tribute video!!!!!!!

[@someonelikeyou6138]

I know you cannot stop yourself from making the part 2 and 3

[@_RizkyGumilar_]

The Dark Knight Trilogy is one of the best film series to ever grace the cinema. awesome analysis btw can't wait for more

[@h.b.smith_writer]

I couldn't agree more. It's my favorite trilogy.

[@razkable]

we were alive for the toy story trilogy kung fu panda trilogy shrek 1 2 and 4 this nolan batman trilogy...we got some great trilogies to rival godfather frankenstein and star wars in this era..I love it

[@Brandonhayhew]

Great trilogy are few.

[@glamdringithil7326]

Incredinle analysis. Please, for the sake of humanity, do part 2 and 3.

[@kanyekubrick5391]

Patrick Martin for the sake of humanity

[@ultime321]

They already have if you have yet to see them.

[@VIDireWolfIV]

Nolans Batman films are incredibly stunning. The Dark Knight has to be my top film of all time.

[@razkable]

titanic? a clockwork orange? citizen kane? godfather part 2?

[@Brandonhayhew]

@@razkable it still is the best

[@bj.bruner]

One of the most mind-blowing discoveries I made this year is the fact that the actor that plays Gordon also plays Sirius Black

[@dtxspeaks268]

And viktor Reznov in call of duty waw and BO1

[@tochukwuudu7763]

yh when I found that out too ot blew my mind, apparently Gary oldman is one of the rare actors that can completely embody a character.

[@PhoenixRiseinFlame]

He also played Winston Churchill and Harry Truman

[@manhphan7027]

thanks for your news😂😂😂

[@miserableunoriginal]

@@PhoenixRiseinFlameand Lee Harvey Oswald

[@nillynush4899]

1:47 I think people should talk about this more often, how Batman gives Bruce an outlet to self-betterment.

[@antona.8659]

"Some men just want to make great video essays on great superhero movies." Batman Begins is an incredible character journey and an incredible telling of Batman's comic-book history. The movie literally starts with an iconic image from one of Batman's most influential stories (The Man Who Falls) and ends the same way (Year One). And it popularized many obscure Batman characters that even many comic fans didn't know existed. I started reading Batman comics three years prior to first seeing Batman Begins; somewhere around 2001-2002. I was pretty much in loop with most things about Batman and his history, but even I was not aware of characters like Lucius Fox. Since then he became one of my favorite supporting characters in Batman's universe. That's what a great adaptation does: makes you a fan of characters you didn't know about beforehand.

[@wattsnottaken1]

Batman Begins is such an amazing Bruce Wayne origin story I always find myself coming back to Begins. Yes I love DK and DK Rises but there’s something so nostalgic about Begins and i love how Bruce/Batman is the main focus.

[@colgate7532]

the TDK trilogy started in 2005, and we are still talking about it in 2019. Just shows how timeless these movies are

[@h.b.smith_writer]

I couldn't have said it better.

[@sahabrandon1]

The same cannot be said for Marvel movies

[@silverfish1924]

Well, give it a few more decades before we can call it timeless. For example, 1954 Godzilla is a Timeless movie and Animal Farm is a Timeless tale. Time told if they faded in relevance or kept

[@razkable]

they are realistic and well acted..that helps...its not the best writing but outside of that its near perfect films

[@dtxspeaks268]

@@sahabrandon1 ok DC fanboy. People still talk about the Sam Raimi spiderman trilogy, Logan, deadpool 1 & 2 and most MCU films and forget about DC's low points like batman and robin, steel, jonah hex, green lantern, batman vs superman, justice league, suicide squad 2016 and wonder woman 1984.

[@tturnquest1]

The Dark Knight Trilogy is so good it puts MOS, BVS, and SS to shame.

[@jr02179]

To be fair most movies can put those movies to shame

[@tturnquest1]

Jurassic Man375 I agree. But in terms of characterization of Batman, the Dark Knight Trilogy succeeds on respecting the character.

[@tturnquest1]

Jurassic Man375 I agree. But in terms of characterization of Batman, the Dark Knight Trilogy succeeds on respecting the character.

[@phlegios]

Eh, MOS is Man of Steel(?), BVS is Batman vs. Geralt of Netflix(?), and SS is the Schutzstaffel (lol)?

[@Brandonhayhew]

The Dark Knight trilogy is still being rewatched and has a good standards. It never gets old and its still the best compare to today's current DC characters

[@IsabellaaaRider]

The Dark Knight trilogy is so underrated.. Yeah they’re massively and widely respected and recognized but I feel there’s more talk of movies so inferior to these. It’s not the most comic book accurate but it sure as hell is the most entertaining. Heck the Batman Begins game was pretty damn fun for it’s time, especially when compared to the other Batman games the only games that are better I’d say it’s the Arkham games.

[@meharmann4328]

Connor: RK-800 I feel the same way, these movies aren’t just the best superhero movies they’re among the best films ever made, but they’re not discussed or mentioned as much as the MCU or the Raimi trilogy.

[@Brandonhayhew]

Batman begins basically raised Batman games to a better standard unlike all the past Batman games that were bad.

[@dtxspeaks268]

@@meharmann4328 the first 2 Raimi spiderman films are on par with the dark knight trilogy tbh. Without them we probably wouldn't have TDK trilogy if I'm being honest. Iron man 2008 is also a great movie too. Then there's Logan as well. At least give Marvel credit where credit is due.

[@mansishukla6779]

Batman's world is definitely complex and what struck me the most was the investigation of the character and the forces that drive him at their core. The trilogy is also notable because Batman, even with his good intentions and ever improving understanding of the world and his own self is never shown to be - sufficient. There is always something more he has to learn - something more he has to become.

[@CraigPatrick839]

Excellent deconstruction. Nice layering of Nolan’s commentary with your own supplemental commentary. Incredibly well conceived and considered. I particularly enjoyed the piece wherein you synchronized the character’s dramatic development with the visual of his ascent from the prison in the third film. Bravo!

[@storytellers1]

Thanks Craig, appreciate your words of encouragement! - Thomas

[@LycanVisuals]

Nolan was pretty fortunate to get this trilogy off before Marvel just began to dominate everything else.

[@gumersindocebollero3261]

And even more fortunate to do it with a good actor playing Batman

[@brokenwave6125]

You mean Marvel is fortunate that Nolan made people care about superhero movies

[@Thefamilychannel723]

@Straight Busta what about Blade ?

[@coldbrewandoatmilk]

WB was pretty fortunate they let Nolan do whatever he want

[@AllStarJD]

@@Thefamilychannel723 If we're being honest, most people don't know Blade is actually a comic book character. Same with Spawn.

[@xeroofnine6234]

Batman is the perfect story telling the philosophy of Carl Jung and his explanation of the shadow self, especially when introducing The Joker as his antithesis, and Catwoman as his Anima. It was genius way to tell the story, yet it seems that most dont even know why the story is so relatable for the, lol. If it were up to me Carl Jung's work would be required reading in school. it gave me a different outlook on life, i only regret not discovering it sooner in life.

[@bradspitt3896]

If that happen then people would actually learn, which is bad for democracy.

[@Catholic-Redpilled-Spaniard]

@@bradspitt3896 What an incredibly true statement. Sad, but indeed true.

[@tangentmaster1267]

The Dark Knight is the greatest superhero movie of all time. Period.

[@ryiin]

I really appreciate the MCU and what it's done for the genre. But just the sound track you use in the back ground gives me goosebumps. The Dark Knight trilogy is just on another level... Great video...

[@TheGr8-1]

Great job breaking down the entire trilogy. Amazing how we can watch something and miss so many things. We watch and don’t observe.

[@bp291405]

This is so brilliant. Man. Now I really want to watch Batman Begins again. For just the 30th time or so. LOl

[@jackgoodman2498]

Honestly, this movie is one of the greatest I've ever seen and I think it's way better than the other two

[@FLO21488]

Can you please make a part 3, detailing the dark knight rise from the pit. The way you breakdown the meaning behind this movie is truly poetic👌

[@justinsullivan8250]

I got to say you guys gave an excellent analysis of the movie. I have rewatched all the films in the Dark Knight trilogy and I wanted to understand what Christopher Nolan was thinking when making these movies. As an aspiring actor and filmmaker myself I think that is very important to understand how a great synopsis is made.

[@Tallontherocks]

I also watched this film again. Wow it’s so good. The scene when the joker card comes out gave me chills.

[@SaurianStudios1207]

Batman 1989, Batman Begins and the animated Batman were what all introduced me to Batman back when i was 6 yrs old. I miss the days when superhero movies stood on their own and we were left in awe of how amazing comic book characters like batman, superman, spiderman, the x men and even Iron man were in their own films before everything was a cinematic universe and existed to set up sequels (not that there is anything wrong with that).

[@Keith_Rothwell]

I was so upset for this was taken down. I’m so glad it’s back. Man they pulled it down so fast.

[@PauloBerni699]

Batman has always been my “Star Wars”. I absolutely these analytical videos!

[@wattsnottaken1]

This movie is so awesome and nostalgic. I remember watching Batman Begins on my PS2 slim all the time back in the day!

[@MS-ih9nh]

Beautiful work. Gosebumps til this day. ”Not the storytelling we deserved, but the one we needed”

[@michaelzeigler1129]

This is absolutely brilliant. I can't wait to see your analyses of the other movies. Also: that laugh at the end. PERFECT

[@storytellers1]

Thanks Michael!

[@shailjanandjha2782]

Good Job mate, bring on the dark knight.

[@christofthedead]

The Adam & Eve metaphor is so heavily dependant on omitting such a vast amount of detail from the source material, whilst also requiring creative reinterpretation of the details you chose to include. You could have picked any other story where a character starts in one place, some stuff happens, then they descend to another place (ie literally every story ever told), and made it sound less forced.

[@Btn1136]

It’s great to see some of my favorite channels reference Jonathan Pageau

[@briansinger5258]

Alfred said, “why do we fall?” ...what’s another word for fall? Autumn. What happens in autumn? The leaves turn colours...turning colours means changing sides...side-splitting is another way to say...laughing...Alfred has been the Joker this whole time!

[@storytellers1]

Big brain take

[@Toro-007]

Mike C illuminati confirmed

[@johnp.smithasimpleman7281]

I think there’s actually a comic book where Alfred is the Joker

[@razkable]

your inner jeff goldblum is in full effect I see ...independence day anyone?

[@10hourslooney25]

"Why fluffy white kittens, Master Wayne?" "Because they're cute and make me giggle. I want the criminals of Gotham to be feel happiness and giggle." "What symbol?" "Something cute, something giggly." Introducing: FLUFFYWHITEKITTENMAN MIOWS AGAIN. The Fluffy Knight, the cute guardian, with his white fluffy costume and cute fluffy ears and nose.

[@abdelrahmanz007]

carl jung's legacy breathing in the video

[@XxLeCaptainxX]

It's not Carl Jung's legacy. He only dealt with how legends influence the world, and even then, there's plenty of people who've worked with them before. Mircea Eliade, who deals with it in theological terms, comes to mind.

[@abdelrahmanz007]

@@XxLeCaptainxX but the terms: shadow, self I guess very much belongs to him

[@nth7273]

And the Bible.

[@ras7646]

@@abdelrahmanz007 And also archetypal representations. The heroes journey too.

[@KnowThyself619]

@@XxLeCaptainxX that's an incredibly inaccurate description of Jung's life work. Clearly you haven't read enough of his books.

[@marvluebke]

2:44 IS THAT WHO I THINK IT IS

[@storytellers1]

In the flesh

[@nelsontheodoreblack7573]

Bruce Wayne could have stopped that loyal brat. If he'd only known that there are worse things than Scarecrow and ninjas

[@marvluebke]

@kpunkt Yeah I think it's the guy you think he is, which might be the same guy I think he is... I think

[@INMATE2468]

the rightful heir

[@swishatweek1841]

@@marvluebke who the hell is it ?

[@LastNameEaster]

This and Part 2 should have WAAAAY more views -- incredible work 👍🏽

[@oblix101]

Great video! love these films. The Dark Knight is probably my fav film of all time so looking foward to the next part!

[@justincurll1110]

Great. Now I gotta go watch 'em all again.

[@10krunr]

Beautifully written as always, good work

[@artmienz3077]

I freaking love this movie, I remember very clearly going to see this at the theaters, a great memory.

[@PatrickBoyda]

14:34 BUT HE MERELY ADOPTED THE DARK

[@fixpontt]

noboy will talk about Avengers in a decade's time, TDK trilogy is still in everyday conversation and essays ~15 years later

[@Jsilence13]

Fixpont DOUBT

[@brokenwave6125]

The Avengers was that great of a movie. Just like Endgame wasn't that great. The reason they were popular is there was build up to them so they felt more impactful than they really were. As stand-alone films though, they aren't very good. All 3 of the Nolan Batman films are better films by far.

[@tarnishedpose]

@@brokenwave6125 This... I may say the third wasnt that great but both Begins and TDK are actual good movies. Take every comic book element from these movies and they would still be good enough to be considered two decent movies about this detective that was forced to work outside the law in order to stop some terrorists and psychopath. Cant say that for the MCU movies... Cap America Winter Soldier, maybe? But still not as good

[@Thefamilychannel723]

You are wrong

[@bradspitt3896]

You can analyze Tony Stark's journey from beginning to end.

[@kronniikk1957]

Wow fantastic analysis!

[@mohammadabushindi6739]

Great Video and analysis of the character using Jung`s concept of the shadow and the Anima, i could not sense any information overload on the contrary there is more to be told, i cant wait to see part two ( the dark knight ) i guess it would be a longer video because the Joker is a very deep character that represents not only 1 man`s shadow but the collective shadow of Gotham city, which tests the Hero`s personality to its core ! Heath Ledger simply personified the Trickster Figure ( Archetype ) in this movie.

[@wakingribbons]

2:44 Joffrey Not-So-Baratheon was in Batman Begins??? Well slap my face, and call me Zsa Zsa!!

[@durian830317]

I bet after 10 years no one will make any 25 minutes film about any MCU movies.

[@mvttz]

cheng lin no because there are too many they don’t stand out like this trilogy

[@BloodFromSpain]

Infinity War was their only Masterpiece.

[@dtxspeaks268]

@@BloodFromSpain iron man 1, avengers 2012 and guardians of the galaxy vol 1 and 2 say hi

[@gevorkbabayan]

Cant wait for part 2 and part 3. Maybe part 4. I cant wait for them all. Such a great work u have done.

[@BarrensVideo]

I am genuinely impressed again, cant wait for part 2 and 3❤️

[@Naz-xk6hq]

What a hell of a coincidence , I just bought the blu ray of batman begins today and here is an analysis video of batman begins uploaded in the same day !

[@leonardobraynen1524]

THAT was AWESOME

[@BehindtheCurtain]

Oh I'm looking forward to watching this

[@storytellers1]

Saw part of your Joker video yesterday when I was stressing over the block. Noticed you took a similar approach!

[@thiccboss4780]

This was such an amazing essay, so many analogies and fancy terminologies for this story dissection, feels like if LikeStoriesOfOld made a video on Batman, and this was way more poetic than the usual video analysis about Batman, alot of subject matter and references which will no doubt fly right over most zoomers heads. Many religious analogies and comparisons to other films, and you being such a ascended film buff of course you're going to have a greater mastery of the english vocabulary than your ordinary Comic Book Geek. Seriously, the amount of editing for perfect visuals is baffling, and the writing felt so natural almost as if you were simply translating the film's intentions and meanings to the audience , in my opinion your interpretation was that spot on, or at least your presentation made it seem so. Great Video and Fantastic Essay. godspeed

[@carlosfuentes9506]

To the scriptwriter: You’ve gazed into the abyss, haven’t you? I have yet to find someone who can talk like this and hasn’t ventured on the path to confront his/her shadow. If you know, you know. I hope you’ve made it through.

[@atiagooqkinguliaalu4027]

Amazing vid c: going to watch batman from 1 2 3 again

[@thenot-so-smartfox4145]

People who hate on scorcese because of what he said about superhero movies should watch this videoseries you did on the dark knight trilogy. How many superhero movies do what this trilogy does? This is true cinema.

[@Rukain]

Loved it. Looking forward to part 2 and 3.

[@noahndindjock3362]

I think Batman Begins is the rising action, The Dark Knight is the climax and The Dark Knight Rises is the resolution

[@alexknowlton4038]

Noah Ndindjock 3 acts, right.

[@a.t.3192]

Batman: I'll never kill. Me: Tell that to Ken Watanabe, ya prick.

[@chronic_johnson_a.r.a.b]

The most underrated film in the trilogy.

[@StefsFrameOfReference]

Where is the part 3 video ? I can’t find it anywhere

[@NicholasTobolski]

I purchased the Dark Knight Trilogy Ultimate Collector’s Edition Blu Ray boxset a couple days ago. Now I never actually watched these films before. But as a megafan of not Batman, but IMAX, and Nolan and his dedication to the format, I felt it would be a worthy addition to my film collection, and a fun way to not only have these films physically immortalized, but also upgrade the films I had already bought on DVD as, well, that’s all that was available to me. I have only just finished one of these movies for the first time, this one, Batman Begins, and despite being the last reason to have bought this set (the extra IMAX footage exclusive to the Trilogy UCE set does nothing for Begins) I was genuinely impressed with the film and will definitely go back to it time and time again. Its the one I knew the least of, and so far, I’m ecstatic to dive into the rest of the collection.

[@Torgo1969]

"TRAINING is NOTHING! WILL is EVERYTHING!"

[@janstudnicka4737]

Excellent video as always.

[@storytellers1]

Thanks Jan!

[@nicoletorcolini5316]

Still true today, even after 2022 The Batman. 1:12

[@classyyoutubechannel]

Nolan is simply brilliant

[@sharvilkhade3362]

I've never seen a movie explanation so good like this.

[@dward5497]

Did you stay up all night editing to get it back on youtube? GREAT!

[@PatrickHogan]

Warner Brothers are easily my least favorite set of brothers.

[@saintarj4552]

Batman begins and the Dark Knight are the two greatest movies I've ever seen

[@prnuvsharma55]

Phenomenal work. Wow. Excited for 2 and 3.

[@hellscream991]

Beautiful job! cant wait for the second video!!

[@ahabduennschitz7670]

Theres a reason why the videogame of batman begins was considered the best game based on a movie and the best batman game ever made. And it still holds up. Everything on this project was dedicated to quality. And because they knew the games to TDK and TDKR could not hold up with this level of quality, they turned in another direction with the games and so we were blessed with the arkham games. If you think about it, Joel Schumachers horrible movies are the reason why WB was forced to give creative freedom to the producers to reincarnate batman. So, i never thought i would say this but... from the bottom of my heart, thank you, joel. Thank you

[@Like_Shakespeare]

please make a chapter three

[@themoviebuff6196]

One of the Best Trilogies in Cinema History. Batman Begins resurrected the Batman franchise for the 21st Century!! It also changed the landscape for the Modern Blockbuster!! It proved that you can make a big budget blockbuster highly intellectual and just as thought provoking as your independent arthouse film.

[@logitechpanasonic3]

glad you managed to sort the copyright strike on this one out, lookin forward to part 2

[@whazee]

Worth fighting WB for! Long may this series reign!!! 😁👍

[@Revan2002]

Amazing video, dude! Your use of words is really good!

[@justinsinger2505]

Please do a part 2 and 3. I loved this video so much

[@phantomfire8228]

16:32

[@Ronsou]

if only they thought like this for Batwoman show on CW LOL

[@schoolaccount8576]

Can't wait for part 2

[@Emily-dc6gt]

Amazing work as always!

[@rjmacready9828]

Second best superhero movie ever made. And i will die on that hill

[@whistlingdust]

Really good work here. Looking forward to you next. Cheers!

[@zacw812]

This is one of the best youtube videos I have ever seen. Well done man :)

[@storytellers1]

Thanks!

[@23.10-k1v]

6:23 a bible story basically , meaning Nolan didn’t ‘create’ it

[@PintadoProjekt]

this video is something we don't deserved. but it's what we need.

[@k1xnt]

an absolutely brilliant analysis, subbed

[@russellsantana]

Phenomenal analysis. As always. Kudos.

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The Truth About Joker in The Dark Knight Heath Ledger played the role of 2 Jokers in The Dark Knight. In a standard deck, there are usually two Jokers. Only Christopher Nolan, Johnathan Nolan, and Heath Ledger were the only ones in on this secret. There are 2 Jokers in a Deck of Cards and it was all to be revealed in The Dark Knight Returns but due to Heath's passing the World never knew the truth in revealing the true “Ace in the Hole” which was his Twin Brother. Both Jokers are ex-Special Forces and Twins. For the sake of my argument, I'd like to introduce the 2 Jokers, One Joker specializes in Explosives Ordinance Disposal. Which we shall call "EOD Joker" The Other Joker is Military Intelligence. Which we shall call "MI Joker" Both are very proficient Special Forces Operatives. In the first scene, during the bank heist, The henchman asks Why do they call him the "Joker" and argue that "he thinks he can sit this one out" Where did they get the Bronco? Who supplied the Weapons, Gernades and Ammunition? It was MI Joker, while the Bank Heist was carried out by EOD Joker. Who supplied the Transportation? It was MI Joker. In Regards to the origin of the Scars Military Intelligence Joker states it was his father who was a Drinker and before executing Gamble While EOD Joker tells Rachel his scars come from his wife, getting into deep with the Loan Sharks, at Harvey Dent's fundraiser at Bruce Wayne Penthouse. While Military Intelligence Joker tortured Brian (Batman copycat) EOD Batman was setting the explosives and mixing Ammonia Nitrate. While Military Intelligence Joker carried out the attack in which Harvey was acting as bait, he was eventually captured and kept in Gordons Cage, While EOD Joker was wiring up Rachel and Harvey Dent. It was not Maroni's men that wired up the 2 locations, it was EOD Joker, who rigged the henchman, and the 2 locations. As an "Inside Joke" for his brother Military Intelligence Joker, EOD Joker switched up the locations in which Harvey and Rachel were being held. While At the Docks, Military Intelligence Joker burns his half $6,328,000,000 of the 12.6 Billion Dollars ripped off from the Mob. While EOD Joker is at the Gotham General Hospital rigging up the Explosives which will bring it down in one hour. EOD Joker interrogates, Harvey and sets him free. They never state what happened to the Mob's other half this is a Major Plot Hole. In one hour, it was not possible for Military Intelligence Joker to get across Gotham City to Gotham General. While GPD/Gordon was all over Gotham trying to find the Bombs which Joker promised to detonate if Coleman Reese was kept alive after one hour. At the Tower, Military Intelligence switches place with EOD Joker and takes charge of the hostages. Arriving with Chechnyans Rottweilers who arrived directly from the Docks after feeding upon him. While EOD Joker switches places with MI Joker he finishes wiring up Liberty and Spirit ferries. The detonators on each of the ferries at the end were linked to the bombs on the SAME ferry, not the other ferry. Both Brothers are huge into Game Theory. During the “The battle for Gotham’s soul.” Batman saves Military Intelligence Joker, MIJ talks about his " Ace in the Hole." Many think it's Harvey Dent, which his brother freed from Gotham General. In reality it’s EOD Joker, who has left Gotham with the remaining fortune of the Mob. Which will be utilized to create more havoc around the world and lead into The Dark Knight Returns. While Military Intelligence Joker sits in Blackgate Penitentiary awaiting for the return of his brother the True "Ace in The Hole." to break him out. This was what truly was meant to happen. I’m posting this for I have broken the Nolan Code of all the Nolan Movies and Shows (Westworld) and am aware that both are Messiahs for the Black World of Technology. Black World/Projects uSAP/SAP.