The Dark Knight Rises - Alfred explains Bane (HD)

Alfred tries to stop Bruce from coming back as Batman.
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[@seedofsparta88]

"Mr. Wayne, Bane has balls the size of tangerines."

[@Thecriticguy16]

+Mark B LOL why doesn't this comment have more likes?

[@mjlover1801]

It's even funnier when you say it in his voice, oh my lord. I needed that today.

[@a.a.h.s.2345]

"... and any man who has balls that big, should not have them tickled." "I didn't realise I was known for... tickling balls, Alfred."

[@jus70444]

Man those goddamn tangerines are everywhere

[@sbarrow06]

"So What? I beat Ra's Al Guhl I can beat Bane"

[@jakedoesntreid]

Michael Caine's Alfred will go down as the best Alfred of all time. Mark my words.

[@AsianNIGMA]

+Halo Gurrier but what makes this Alfred great is you see the bonding between the 2

[@gc3k]

Only because Jeremy Irons will be wasted on shitty writing

[@macdaddytheman638]

Obama Is A Cactus shit I thought his name was spelled my-cocaine

[@feelthepony]

jeremy irons did/is doing a very fine job. a ver grumpy alfred.

[@keinguyen822]

I don't think his cockney accent is suited for the role, but otherwise would have been perfect. I actually prefer the Alfred from the Burton films.

[@seniorjava9678]

Love how Alfred is using the kindest words possible trying to tell Bruce that he ain’t ready for that smoke with Bane😂😂

[@thebucketmanj8525]

Looooooooooool.

[@07foxmulder]

Except Alfred, or any sane person, would never say something as retarded as “you ain’t ready for that smoke”.

[@Kloud9reacher]

There’s always one that has to ruin the joke for every one ☝️

[@seniorjava9678]

@@07foxmulder Just tell me you're a bitch without actually saying it

[@GerardEibel]

@@seniorjava9678 guess he just doesn’t appreciate the complexity of hoodspeak

[@theseproblemsmatter1]

This movie made me feel like Batman actually exists & lives somewhere

[@jaleesatrevelyan1510]

I don't care what anyone says - HE DOES! :)

[@BryanVGK23]

Which is the vibe Nolan was going for when creating this trilogy. I don’t think we will ever see this kind of take again.

[@MambaBreezy24]

That's Nolan's "Cinematic Realism" for ya. Cinematic in a sense that you still know that some parts of this film belongs in a fictional world since the source material is a comic book after all. But how its presented makes you feel like its a true story.

[@jrv7054]

" sometimes a man rises from the darkness , sometimes the pit throws something back". Sometimes we need to suffer to reach our highest potential." That was the idea... batman can be anybody".

[@GeneralInfoSystem]

Yes 😭😭😭

[@PeterJustGames]

When Alfred says "sometimes, a man rises from the darkness" and it shifts to the Batsuit rising up to the ground. That's some foreshadowing right there!

[@Angelo-dv5nm]

What Up Gangstaaa true that gangstaa

[@OlderG0ds]

What Up Gangstaaa good catch

[@seanjohal7]

Christopher Nolan timing

[@abubakrosman254]

Damn moment

[@K-One582]

Yeah for real. Bruce may have donned the cape and cowl before he went inside the pit but he definitely wasn't Batman. He was a man on a suicide mission. When Bruce emerged from the pit he emerged as Batman.

[@MokChoiYew]

"The city needs Bruce Wayne. Your resources, your knowledge. It doesn't need your body, or your life. That time has passed."

[@dennisnguyen2847]

"You're afraid that if I go back out there, I'll fail."

[@elliotdeltoro3319]

Dennis Nguyen "No, i'm afraid that you want to"

[@dennisnguyen2847]

Isaac Acevedo *rubs Batman suit*

[@elliotdeltoro3319]

Dennis Nguyen What an incredible exchange betweek bruce and Alfred. Really shows Alfreds in depth knowldge of an unknown threat and his great compassion and care for Bruce. And bruce shines in his love for Gotham and desire to serve. Thumbs up to Nolan, wish he was on board for the DCEU.

[@luthor3143]

Best fucking words. ”I am afraid that you want to...”

[@ZemplinTemplar]

"You can strap up your leg and put your mask back on, but that doesn't make you what you were." Alfred, ever the voice of reason and caution. :-)

[@nesyouzarsif2735]

yeah he is i agree

[@al307antony2]

Maaahsk

[@DollarSignSlate]

No one cared who he was until he put on the mask.

[@roberto_a3994]

ZemplinTemplar I

[@adamtajyar]

But in the end alfred was wrong about Bruce failing. He came out on top

[@Sean-kp6pi]

I like how Alfred is a better detective than Bruce. They should call this movie Alfred Rises. The story of an old butler who finally wins his freedom from servitude when the last member of the rich family dies.

[@arvinsanmugarajah7180]

LOL :D

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

Alfred is not a better detective than Bruce.

[@Sean-kp6pi]

Luke Dearey Have you seen TDK trilogy? Alfred does all the research and detective work while Mr. LeageofShadows runs around beating people up.

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

Sean White that's not how it's told in the Arkham series.

[@Sean-kp6pi]

Luke Dearey This isn't the Arkham series. Pull your head out of your butt.

[@SpaceCadet1]

Christian Bale and the villain actors may have had flashier performances, but at the end of the day Michael Caine delivered all the best lines of the trilogy.

[@jaleesatrevelyan1510]

Agreed!

[@wildcard749]

my cocaine

[@7stupidguys]

*mumbled* the best lines

[@AslansMane88]

Admirable, but mistaken.

[@julymagnus493]

Uh... No

[@Batman-wo3vm]

Alfred, is this one of your tangerine stories again?

[@Caine61]

If I eat these tangerines will you die?

[@wolverinesresistance3269]

Bane you didn't give him permission to die would you like to see what you look like 60 years from now?....Then you have MY permission to Die

[@Caine61]

***** For you.

[@Matthew9818]

Was'nt it about a ruby the size of a tangerine ?

[@hollyfourniergemma5180]

Bat me⑤

[@guyhaseeb]

“Where men are thrown, to saffah, and doye”

[@MrDjambronk]

Bain

[@TruthAplomado]

Menter

[@oswurth8774]

Thanks for the laugh!

[@FrenchJae]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Okkomonkiainen]

THIS is exactly what I came to hear from this clip 😂

[@thecowboy9698]

I like Michael Cain's version of Alfred. Jeremy Irons was great, but with Cain, you could really see and hear the fatherly love Alfred had for Bruce, which is only natural given their history.

[@nepntzerZer]

dude, that candy ass version of batman sucked. everyone knows the nolans batman is definitive. everyone.

[@scottpwrs]

@@nepntzerZer you’re talking to yourself about a conversation you made up by yourself. Nice.

[@FHTV19]

@@scottpwrs 😂😂😂😂

[@michaelcantu6071]

The ending scene where he says “you trusted me and I failed you” to Bruce’s dead parents made me tear up

[@nepntzerZer]

@@scottpwrs your precious comments where better than these derivative candy ass ones. face it. you peaked years ago and have been on a steady decline that will eventually reach rock bottom. look, i dunno maybe you could still turn it around eat lean and clean, cut out carbs and beer, exercise a lot more try to loose some of that belly fat, and for goodness sake stop spending so much money on hookers and blow. its a big ask at this stage mate, and it's going to be really hard going. do it for the children.

[@alexolife]

Born and raised... in a tangerine.

[@gr6607]

alexolife I love this comment. I laughed out loud when I saw it. Thanks :)

[@hernanalarconrodarte2167]

"You're afraid that if I go back out there, I'll fail" "No. I'm afraid... that you want to." This hit so close to home: I wonder how often do we find ourselves subconsciously wanting the same: to fail.

[@Zekzt]

When you look into the abyss every single day there come a time it starts to look back at you. Then its only a matter of "when" you blink.

[@eavyeavy2864]

You misread it.

[@sh3llz2]

Sometimes, there is fear of success...

[@youngrios]

Well this is deeper . ..I think alfred meant not fail ...but to die ...

[@Remo1147]

Old warriors sensing the end, want to go out fighting, and in glory

[@brandondaniels9471]

I bet Alfred got all of his rumor info on Bane from Wikipedia and by searching Google.

[@glenntabar248]

Lmao

[@glenntabar248]

He watched WatchMojo.com

[@jonathancuero672]

+Glenn Tabar W

[@GniloyChannel]

but how then ?

[@jesuschrist921]

That old lazy bastard.

[@sethmorgan833]

People don't know this but long before alfred became a butler for the waynes he served his country in the military in special ops. That why he was able to give advise and intel to Bruce on how to deal with character like Joker, Bane etc.

[@johnlin2741]

Seth Morgan is this true?

[@sethmorgan833]

john lin​ yes you gotta listen to the story that he is going tell Bruce about the thief in Burma. Plus if you watch Gotham Alfred is going reveal his past to Bruce in season 1 when he starts to train him.

[@feelthepony]

it is confirmed in the dark knight during the "some men just want to watch the world burn"speech , in the comicbooks too,and unlike batman he has no problem with firearms,actually some desperate crysis have been solved by alfred,in pyjama,with A FUCKING SHOTGUN.

[@Azhan.J777]

Imagine they did some time traveling shit and bruce wayne met younger alfred....just imagine.

[@Alpha-bt9bh]

Knight 777 That’s corny af

[@arbitterm]

Frankly, Alfred's sudden accurate knowledge of Bane is harder to explain than Bruce's magic knee brace.

[@spencermalley10]

There was a scene before where Alfred explicitly says he's gonna do more research and Bane was a known mercenary at the time.

[@arbitterm]

Spencer Malley And Alfred, through his research, learned things the CIA agent from the beginning didn't even know? Impressive.

[@spencermalley10]

Well Bruce does have access to information channels the CIA doesn't and keep in mind Alfred said they were rumours.

[@luisbadolato]

arbitterm He googled "Bane" and clicked I'm feeling Lucky

[@ballo3595]

Frankly, you're wrong.

[@Alex-tx2em]

0:45 Right as Alfred was talking about a man rising from a pit, the suit came up from the ground.

[@MisteryStudios]

Damn, never realized this before! Nice find.

[@fortitude9932]

Sometimes the pit (dark truth/shadow realm) sends someone back (strongest of strong)

[@Rosstafa]

"But sometimes, a man rises from the darkness. Sometimes, the pit sends something back." - Says Alfred, as the Bat suit rises out of the floor. Subtle, but brilliant piece of directing by Nolan, as this sentence could quite easily appear to Bruce/Batman. They both share a lot of elements. Bane is what Bruce would have become if he'd stayed with the league.

[@dawson8364]

Neither of them stayed with the League.

[@zg621]

@Dawson Correct; Bruce was too good and bane too evil to stay with the league

[@jongbong1912]

Why are people going crazy over this obvious on the nose editing 😂

[@pietrpiepir6444]

because the bar is so hilariously low that decent work is seen as masterful

[@blackflagsnroses6013]

Caine’s Alfred did a phenomenal job hyping up the villains Joker and Bane in their respective films. He understands these villains better than anyone. From “some men just want to watch the world burn” to “sometimes a man rises from the darkness; sometimes the Pit sends something back”

[@falcodarkzz]

Yeah I never realised it but Alfred is essentially the villain hypeman. Who is he working for again?

[@blackflagsnroses6013]

@@falcodarkzz for the elitist rich boy who thinks crime can be pounded away jk (sort of)

[@urbanvancity]

I love how this scene illustrates Bruce and Alfred's ever-growing distant relationship. In 'The Dark Knight', Alfred would speak to Bruce in front of the Batsuit within nose-length and in 'Rises', Alfred speaks from a couple meters away. I love the subtleties that Nolan includes in his movies :)

[@Magnus-pm7ic]

That's a reach. It's more like they wanted a shot of the suit in the back, so didn't want to frame them together.

[@IamBrixTM]

I bet you're right. Scene block can really change the vibe. The physical distance embodies maybe the emotional distance between him and Bruce as of late

[@nelevenchts]

​@@Magnus-pm7icit is not. Before in the movies they researched together, e.g. the Bullet.

[@w-james9277]

Dark Knight Rises > Avengers

[@Princeduclare]

+Will James The Dark Knight Trilogy> All Marvel movies

[@w-james9277]

***** I agree.

[@DouglasDundee]

+Will James The only stellar movie in the trilogy is The Dark Knight

[@w-james9277]

Chandler Mathis They're all stellar.

[@DouglasDundee]

Will James How?

[@93deadpool]

Every audience I saw this with was constantly laughing at Alfred, all they wanted was action and never embraced the true emotion this story gave.

[@nathanielpellikkaerlandsso9525]

What a bunch of idiots....

[@Flip2Krook]

Micheal Kana was one of the best in the entire trilogy, and that includes Heath Ledger and Tom Hardy. Anyone who laughs at him truly is an idiot.

[@sylvester3018]

Why did they laugh? Cause of his accent? I'll admit that I like to imitate him every now and then but this is one of those moments where laughing is not appropriate.

[@Blue0000FF]

Oh my God. Such a powerful and emotional scene. The look on Bruce's face on 1:40 when Alfred is trying to make him reconsider, it's as if Bruce is no longer understands how else he can give back to his city without giving out his own life.

[@ericcartman8674]

If Alfred gives you advice its better to obey.

[@lancebeckman5549]

Yes. Bruce felt like he didn't have anything left to live for, so he was operating with a sort-of subconscious death wish during the first half of the movie. That was the basis of the conversation with the doctor in the prison: the fact that Bruce stopped caring whether he lived or not was actually holding him back, since self-preservation-the fear of death-is the most powerful "impulse of the spirit" and enables one to do extraordinary things.

[@Ghaffar_KH]

1:44 The utter desperation of Alfred trying to convince Bruce not to put the suit back on, you can even hear it in his voice; excellent performance by Sir Micael Caine!

[@sambitparida4370]

The most wholesome things about this scene is under all that wisdom, what essentially there is paternal love. Alfred literally doesn't want him to go out there is because he knows Bruce will die and he can't live with that. Alfred really was the father that stood up.

[@jackalfox332]

Bane is severely beaten and mutilated, resulting in him being in constant excruciating pain. He wears a mask to help him cope with the pain, it's still agonizing for him on a day-to-day basis but it's bearable. Despite these shortcomings, he still manages to create Terror around the world and puts the fear up those that know of his existents. Bruce has a bad leg... So he can't come into work today.

[@daspoon456]

the magic knee brace was one of the stupidest things in the entire triology. And what was with his kicking a brick wall to pieces after he put it on. He might be healed but he's still batman...aka no real powers.

[@itsover6668]

@@daspoon456 5 years late but batman is strong as shit and he can break walls normally. I mean check out bane in the final battle when he punched that pillar. Those who train under the league if shadows are strong motherfuckers. Even after 8 years of doing nothing he still had the strength to break that brick wall. Goes to show you how efficient their training is.

[@Alpha-bt9bh]

daspoon456 Search up “exoskeleton”, you’re welcome. Tf you mean magic knee brace? 💀

[@letterstoic]

Alfred : “No, I am afraid… that you want to [fail].” What Alfred means is that he KNOWS Bruce has a strong “martyr” tendency. There is a part of Bruce that wants martyrdom… to die for the city like his own dad. Nolan includes this because he knows that no one in his right mind will try to be Batman, unless they have some martyr-suicidal tendency.

[@AnswerisB]

That, and who would manage Wayne Enterprises and the vast Wayne fortune in Bruce's stead? The corruption in Gotham is apparent as green in goose shit and the people of the city would be far less fortunate without Bruce's heart and mind in operation.

[@Chrisontime]

@@AnswerisB Batman beyond

[@nnightkingj]

@@Chrisontime don't think that was set up in this trilogy Robin didn't become a thing until the end of it and that was implication

[@alessiodelcastillo1613]

Bruce is just depressed. His parents death traumatized him, he lost Rachel and later realizes she chose Harvey Dent over him, and Batman is now a wanted fugitive for a lie that he must uphold. As a result he’s a seclude. But once he hears that a threat is on the horizon he essentially wants to use that to die. He’s depressed, lonely, sad and in emotional pain. He just wants to end it all

[@tutrose8629]

Hey wassup

[@hanscombe72]

And some men just want to blow the bloody doors off!

[@eizoshen7548]

My name is Michael Caine, not a lot of people know that.

[@chaoticfilmzhd8131]

I noticed a really cool consistency. You notice the scar on Bruces left arm at 1:08? I'm 99% sure that's from the dog bite at the beginning of The Dark Knight. Not many directors would think to do that, that's what makes Nolan movies so special.

[@bright7785]

“is it really painful” “you’re very welcome to try it alfred” “happy watching, thank you sir” 😂😂😂😂

[@Forenzikproductions]

Ben Assfleck can never replace Batman.

[@opaltitan7573]

He doesn't have to because he IS Batman.

[@rabisingh2029]

Opal Titan just for you fanboy.

[@k1productions87]

Funny, cuz the same things were said about Christian Bale too.

[@wheeler6768]

BOTH were amazing portrayals This fan war is annoying as hell

[@chrishansen9731]

Wheeler67 Thank you.

[@jamesburk8145]

The part at the end of this movie, where he's apologizing to the gravestones still chokes me up. I haven't seen another alfred come along that really nailed the character the way Micheal Cane does. He exhibits experience, badassery and genuine compassion so well. He's such a good actor, another movie he absolutely kills it in is the Prestige.

[@bigwilly43729]

This is why Alfred is Batman's Batman.

[@isaacmensahboadu9218]

His hero

[@connorwest465]

Michael Caine is one hell of an actor

[@Gary.009]

My cocaine is an amazing actor (i didn't come up with this, i saw it on another youtube vid and laughed so freaking hard so i thought i'd share it in the hopes of making more people laugh)

[@faresfares-ultra]

honest trailer

[@Gary.009]

fares 17449 Oh really? I actually saw another guy post it

[@BloodyFlowerFilms]

I just now got it. That shit is hilarious.

[@Gary.009]

BloodyFlowerFilms Glad to share it!!

[@lambchop613]

Gary absolutely brilliant 😂😂😂

[@Vikings-zr6dr]

Nolan movies with the BvS fighting and that'd be incredible

[@blodus4521]

Vikings123456789 would ruin the semi-realism plus batman killing people wouldn't work

[@Vikings-zr6dr]

Blodus I said fighting style. I can see what you mean about realism, but I'd still like to see it be faster and more brutal than what they decided on.

[@SaftonYT]

I would just settle for plain better choreography. The fighting in TDKR is just godawful.

[@Alpha-bt9bh]

How about just the Nolan movies? We’re good thanks

[@brandonlittler2039]

hell yeah

[@user-jf9zl2nm7p]

The Dark Knight Rises (2012) 10/10 Batman Begins (2005) 10/10 The Dark Knight (2008) 10/10

[@hyronharrison8127]

Bb 9/10 Tdk 11/10 Tdkr 10/10

[@HakaMataFaka]

Andrew Hong Bb a 10, tdk a 10, tdkr a 9

[@jetfromgladiators7382]

TDK - 12/10

[@Breeder87]

BB 10/10 TDK 9/10 TDKR 5/10

[@theofficialphoenixtv5765]

BATMAN BEGINS :10/10 THE DARK KNIGHT: INFINITE TDKR: 5/5

[@swslwatts]

He was a spy before becoming a butler. He probably used his intelligence connections to find out what he could about Bane.

[@h.b.smith_writer]

Bane is an international terrorist and mercenary. Alfred would find information from news sources on the Batcave computer. And Bruce's leg brace does not "cure him", it simply helps him walk again without a cane; state of the art Wayne Enterprises technology.

[@terrancesellington]

The chemistry between this Alfred and Bruce has always been unmatched.

[@georgiapod9442]

“ SOMETIMES A MAN RISES FROM THE DARKNESS” INSPIRING WORDS

[@P0LISLAV]

0:38 "a pit, where men are thrown to SAFAH!"

[@eldorpulatov566]

And day

[@Alpha-bt9bh]

And doye

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

What i loved about Michael Caine's Alfred was he always giving advice, words of support and caution while also explaining his own life experiences to Bruce to help give him a better understanding of the kind of people he comes across and the sort of situations that he could find himself in, Alfred always felt like more like a father figure than butler and all his scenes in the trilogy were just pure gold with so much warmth in his dialogue thanks to the wonderful performances of Michael Caine. H really was the the glue that held all three of these movies together and was a true difference maker.

[@AmyASpaceOdyssey]

Bane really is the scariest guy he’s ever seen in his life.

[@midget420]

Alfred: There is a prison in a more ancient part of the world. A pit where man are thrown to SUFFAH.

[@SwordMadnessvhs]

Do I only think that Batman's Trilogy is better than every thing Marvel movies, In my opinion the story of Batman, story about little child that lost parents and will to live, and then he grew up and became a hero, is more interesting than a story about a rich man in Iron Armor, what do you think? Are you agree?

[@maxholt4529]

You're correct, pay no attention to the fucking idiot above me

[@maxholt4529]

Friedrich Nietzsche oh, fuck off Marvel is such a crowd pleaser, 1 2 3 joke 1 2 3 action 1 2 3 joke, and so on, Batman v Superman was great, Peter Travers of Rolling Stone, and Mark Hughes are real critics with credibility and they gave it a great review, not just click bait bullshit ragging on a film for things they either don't understand or agree with for online bottom feeders, Fight Club and Bottle Rocket were both films that were panned when they came out initially, Rotten Tomaetoes gave Fellowship of the Ring a low 60 when it first came out, but it's funny how you claim to have a revelation yet immediately hop on a faction of online cynicism, form your own opinions conformist!

[@hamzadesidragonsarwar]

+Friedrich Nietzsche because killing someone doesn't end crime you can't fix something by doing something which is equally wrong the only reason Batman is my fave is he refuses to walk down the same path as criminals his code for not killing someone shows humanity in the end without him Gotham would be pretty fucked up he alone restores the balance

[@naufalmf9009]

+Friedrich Nietzsche At least DC try something new.. unlike marvel who just try to make the same movie over and over again with lame jokes and " hoorayy we save the city!!" ending. Stupid.

[@maxholt4529]

naufal ufan read my mind

[@dallasmedic]

This old man plays Alfred very well.. very wise and experienced

[@OMGruesome]

You mean Sir Michael Caine...

[@curtisphillips1395]

I hope for the sake of humanity that you are being ironic when describing one of the most well known actors of the 20th century

[@kozakon2]

you're fucking idiot. have a nice day

[@CrazyLarry23]

+Brandon Robinson "This old man" lol.

[@rikudousennin8951]

+Curtis Phillips ? if he doesnt know his name, he doesn't know it.

[@marcusbazan625]

Alfred talking like a ESPN reporter

[@MT-mg9bs]

“Sometimes the pit sends something back” Chills

[@Garycarlyle]

Micheal Caine is my great uncle. Thanks for the video. =)

[@MrMichaelVoorhees]

Really?

[@Garycarlyle]

Michael Voorhees yh my family name is mIcklewhite on my grandmothers side.actually my nans cousin but ive taken to calling him great uncle.

[@alosim1541]

I've always LOVED this look of the Batcave. Not only does it look amazing, considering it's a set and not real, but the whole idea of it was cool. Instead of hiding the entrance to the cave like every other version, this one hides the contents inside the cave so just in case someone stumbled across it, they wouldn't find everything. I really dislike the way the Batcave looks in the DCEU. They made it more like the inside of an office building and it just looks bland.

[@hiimchrisj]

It's a bit more unbelievable if you ask me. The problem is all this stuff is meticulously integrated and highly specific. And clearly Bruce and Alfred didn't build it themselves. Kinda hard to explain to a bunch of architects and engineers why you want a submersible platform under your mansion with a retractable armory, computer, and heli-pad unless you want to make it obvious you're Batman. With the DCEU version it just feels like a suped up basement. I can buy the idea that Bruce can hire an architect and some engineers to build him that without it raising any suspicion because I've seen plenty of videos of rich people owning really tricked out man-caves, bunkers, and stuff like that. After that it's a lot easier to just fill up that more generalized space with all the tech they need after the fact. Much less conspicuous.

[@alosim1541]

@@hiimchrisj does the DCEU one’s secret underwater entrance still feel like just a “suped up basement”? kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJiti5uNmLKsnZI

[@midnightjustice1007]

Love the part where he says “Sometimes a man rises from darkness” And you see the bat suit slowly rising from the ground

[@Mio248]

0:16 Damn, Batman! How come you didn't do that to Bane? Forgot you had it on huh? lol

[@stealthystudios4129]

Ariel Jones he did in the final battle.

[@CYP0]

Beautifully parallel to Alfred’s explanation of the Joker’s motives in The Dark Knight. Guess The Dark Knight Rises is the perfect blend of the two previous instalments and hence the perfect conclusion to this epic trilogy.

[@furballami5842]

Micheal Caine’s voice, demeanor,reasoning and knowledge, makes him the Best Played Alfred to date. You can see the caring and love he has for Bruce. One of his best lines…. Some people just like to watch the world burn. This trilogy of the Batman played by Bale to me is hands down The best Batman portrayed.

[@JohnGoetzGaming]

Why didn't he kick Bane with that leg?

[@1987Peluche]

John Big Boss He does. During their final fight he delivers a final kick that sends Bane crashing through the glass. Then he kicks him again in the ribs.

[@liveandbreathHH]

armando luna I'm pretty sure he doesn't have the brace at that point. Bane's men would've taken it before leaving him in the pit. The injury was psychosomatic, anyway.

[@MrCODEmaster999]

+Erich Adler No, they left it on because he had no more cartilage in the knee joint. Bane said the torture wouldn't be physical.

[@artygunnar]

+John Big Boss SHIT PLOT!!!!

[@TheQuantum09]

+John Big Boss Because........PLOT.

[@Account-ow6rz]

"You're very welcome to try it Alfred" I died

[@thebatman1696]

Harvey Dent... Can we trust him?

[@kalkin79]

Where is the commissioner?

[@loveganjaa]

Alfred explaining bane to Bruce: Fuck around and find out.

[@h.b.smith_writer]

There's some sneaky foreshadowing in this film: "Sometimes a man rises from the darkness. Sometimes the pit sends something back."- Happens with Batman. John Blake tells Bruce "They'll figure it out in the end." about Batman being the true hero. "I won't bury you."- Bruce actually lives.

[@hyperwarrior908]

Pay attention the soundtrack, it added more depth to the scene. Hans Zimmer is a genius!

[@fromchaos6354]

anyone know what it’s called?

[@user-tc8nm4ru8r]

" There is a prison in a more ancient part of the world. A pit where men are thrown to suffer and die. But sometimes a man rises from the darkness. Sometimes the pit sends something back "

[@TheFlicky0069]

Ladies and Gentlemen, The magic words from sir Michael Caine

[@notnero5280]

0:44 man this symbolism an foreshadowing along with the background is perfection and beauty.

[@YCJONI]

Theory: What alfred described about the pit and the person that rises from implies Bane is one version of Batman - both of them come from a place of darkness and both wield great powers. The difference lies in the their philosophies.

[@jakerojas4756]

2 sides to the force. The left feels like destruction of everything is a more positive yielding effect... it stops so much suffering, erases debt. The right wants to fix everything no matter how painful and slow the process. We're seeing this in real time. Gotham was only worth saving because Bruce Wayne... you gotta live. You gotta empower the living. Not just stop evil. Batman lost to bane when there was no Bruce Wayne. Batman defeated Bane when Bruce Wayne was back in the swing of things. Bruce is worth saving. A Batman without A Bruce Wayne underneath ====== just a bitter loser.

[@samuelhunter4631]

@@jakerojas4756 Goddamn that was deep

[@IamBrixTM]

@@jakerojas4756 Interesting observation

[@user-db9vy2gh3v]

@@IamBrixTM damn wonder what he said

[@simon-peterwilliamson2412]

I love how everyone acknowledges that Bruce is nowhere near the power house he was before. Alfred says even with his injuries heal. He isn't what he was. And bane says "peace has cost you your strength, victory has defeated you". Explains why he was so pathetic in their first fight. Not saying the version from the dark Knight would win but he would put so much of a better fight

[@postsniper-7532]

Batman begins Bruce beat ras so yea he beats bane by default the fight for gothams soul with the joker took a lot out of Bruce and the scars it left showed when he fought bane

[@bryanc1772]

He hasn’t been Batman for 8 years. Not shocking Bane kicked his ass the 1st time

[@Johonywuzhere]

He had traveled around the world when he was younger and he knew a vast amount of people, which he would be able obtain a vast amount of knowledge from. He also use to be an SAS.

[@ChocolateAsian9000]

I like how Bruce’s super kick never factors into the story at all after he kick his own wall

[@christopherd1957]

"That was then. And you can strap up your leg and put your mask back on, but that doesn't make you what were" Love this quote.

[@imjcarp]

This movie is so much better than the new one

[@MrMichaelVoorhees]

This movie may have flaws which i am aware of but i still f*cking love the movie. To all the haters just cause theres a few plot holes that doesn't mean you have to hate the movie and just nit pick the hell out of it. Like every movie has plot holes. I bet The Dark Knight has some, do i hate it?...Not even a little bit.

[@Dtown3]

at the end of the day...it's about how entertaining and emotionally connecting the film is....and this film does just that. Is it as good a film as the dark knight? No...but god damn on a visceral pulp level....this movie fucking conquered

[@penoyer79]

Kingslayer64 i thought the Dark Knight was too long for what it was... and vastly overrated on the back of Heath Ledger (who was every bit as good as advertised). THIS is a far superior film.

[@Dtown3]

penoyer79 i respectfully disagree. while I liked TDKR it doesn't have anything TDK imo. Lol interesting you thought TDK was too long when it was about 2 hr 30 min and TDKR was 2 hr 45 min....i thought rises was too long. but i don't understand all the hate for TDKR

[@MrAkashvj96]

It's easily the weakest of the 3 and it's Nolan's worst movie to date but it's still good.

[@Dtown3]

Star Wars prequels are god awful movies

[@d.604]

when someone explains a pro to you.

[@rufusgreenleaf2466]

"I'm afraid that you'll want to" So much deepness in that quote like Alfred knows Bane will try and get inside his head.

[@benjsullivan313]

The foreshadowing in this scene is absolutely Nolan. Batman suit rising from the ground as Alfred talks about the Pit. Fantastic layering and use of symbolism.

[@joeguy217]

For those who don't know Bruce has trained his body and mind to peak human perfection, that's why it makes sense to me that he kicked through the brick wallside

[@youngrios]

I thought he had some kinda mechanical support system

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

He kicked a tree in half in Batman: Year One.

[@vegetaz1532]

idk bro, looks like he's been skipping leg day in this clip

[@r0ss1013]

I love how bruce still has a scar on his left arm from the dogs in the dark knight (when alfred sewed him up). Great continuity.

[@FupaDoncic]

College debt would be worth it if it was Michael Caine teaching the courses

[@eec589]

I often keep forgetting Batman is a mere mortal like us because his character is so timeless. So every comic, cartoon, and movie depicting his aging (including this one), makes it bittersweet.

[@jordanlongley3776]

Thank you for uploading THIS.

[@FlownXp]

That embraces everything great between the relationship of Bruce and Alfred. In the Dark Knight Returns of Frank Miller, Alfred warns about return as Batman. He says is madness and dangerous but he only cares about his "son". Bruce in other way, needs to be Batman again, his obsesion is the only thing who make him feel alive. And Nolan's vision on that scene is a perfect mirror of that comic book.

[@plingity9756]

Every actor in this trilogy are just perfect for their role

[@CarpatronSkittle]

It’s almost been a decade since this movie came out. That’s fucking crazy to me. Feels like it came out 5 years ago.

[@ethenallen1388]

Alfred had failed to realize that the League of Shadows had infiltrated Wane Industries, but he was right to think that Bruce was taking things far too lightly.

[@zubiproductions9440]

I really would’ve loved to see Tom Hardy‘s Bane and Heath Ledger‘s Joker in the same room together in a scene. 🖤

[@harrysagamo7323]

You know that you are a terrifying villain if Alfred tells Batman how dangerous your are

[@TrentHuff007]

These kinds of scenes were what was missing from “The Batman”. There’s no kindred bond between any of the characters like there is throughout this trilogy.

[@LEA-yr7bb]

I agree. It’s a good movie but it’s kinda boring and slow compared to the dark knight

[@DavidPoddany]

Bruce only seemed to have anger and contempt for Alfred in that movie. Really liked The Batman but that movie was missing quite a bit imo.

[@IamBrixTM]

I liked it but you're right

[@alessiodelcastillo1613]

@@DavidPoddany There’s a fundamental difference between the Nolan Trilogy and Reeves’ movie. In Nolan’s trilogy we see the development of Bruce Wayne as he learns to overcome his parents death and move beyond his hatred and anger. In the Batman, Bruce is still stuck in his depressive phase where all he feels is anger and hatred for criminals to the point where it becomes cathartic and enjoyable for him to beat criminals mercilessly. In that film Alfred plays the role of a worried father as the same with the dark knight rises. The difference is that the Dark Knight Rises fuses themes of depression within the film so Alfred’s dialogue is more philosophical. Alfred in the Batman just serves more to advance the plot, not really go into the Philosophy aspects that Nolan was a fan of

[@TrentHuff007]

@@feedstacker Really? That was the only scene that showed any kind of familial conversation between Bruce and Alfred. The rest was just "blah blah blah here's what you should do next". The Nolan trilogy exemplified how much impact Alfred's words meant to Bruce as a man and as a symbol.

[@jeffjeff6078]

I really liked the banter between Bruce and Alfred. Really showed their closeness.

[@maxithalo7796]

I really like this version of the lazarus pit, it only works in this series, it wouldn't work in the comics or animated movies, but here it just works so well

[@al307antony2]

My all time fav Alfred lines in this scene alone... Where men are thrown, to SUFFA & die.. You're going to strap up your leg and put your mahhh-sk back on.. Lmao!

[@mmmmkkkk1322]

"Sometimes, the pit sends something back..."

[@_titan83]

Rewatchjng the dark knight trilogy, the writing, cinematography, essence and capture, the actors and everyone involved was really a masterpiece

[@SawPulse]

Imagine how much better this movie would have been with the Joker included ;(

[@Lobsterwithinternet]

Yeah, quite the shame really...

[@BuckyTheN00b2]

Heath Ledger should have better supported Trevor Philips Enterprises. Then Trevor wouldn't have shoved his ginormous ball sack down his throat, would still be alive and would have actually fucking been in this movie.

[@Suleei]

nah, he would ruin it. he is too good.

[@chad8519]

I find it so weird that Alfred apparently knows the backstory of Bane and the existence of league of shadows before Bruce left Gotham.

[@Plethiros]

The fact that a butler knows more about him than batman

[@superglen99]

The writing, directing, acting etc all top notch in these films.

[@ubermensch9258]

Great anology for depression. "There's a prison...where men are thrown to suffer and die. But sometimes a man rises. Sometimes the pit, send something back"

[@icantfeelshitatall6285]

Except that the pit in this movie was quite literal and bane wasn’t depressed lol

[@75lexluther]

alfred can explain the joker and now can explain bane....what alfred dont know?

[@bartoszszalaj]

How do magnets work.

[@75lexluther]

Chlebakk magnetic field that attracts all metals

[@bartoszszalaj]

***** I still don't understand. Fucking magnets. How do they work.

[@catsadilla324]

tangerine-fueled expositions

[@Alpha-bt9bh]

He gave his mere perspective of the joker from previous experiences. He made research of Bane, who was a terrorist known to the public