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[@joey_dangerously]

The little boy at the beginning with the birds- "But where's his brother?"

[@obliviousdave562]

Damnnn I never noticed that!

[@jackdonohue7893]

😳

[@Aurich88]

"What knot did you tie?" "I don't know..." He really didn't know.

[@novembercherry4]

That was slick of Nolan to slip that in there.

[@akshittyagi6482]

Yeah, they gave away that secret in the beginning but we weren't able to "find" it because we weren't looking for it...

[@graememclaren2635]

The Prestige seriously is another classic Christopher Nolan movie, absolutely brilliant

[@Lazrael32]

it's honestly my favorite. I wish he'd take a step back from the huge movies he's doing and do another smaller one like this. either way he's the only director still trying to make new movies that they will give the money to.

[@xx-ug9hn]

It’s his only classic really, it just doesn’t get as much shine as the bigger budget ones

[@EatingThread]

@@xx-ug9hn dark knight trilogy? Interstellar?(imo) inception?

[@TheAlibabatree]

@@xx-ug9hn Prestige, and Dark Knight are both perfect films.

[@xx-ug9hn]

@@TheAlibabatree Dark Knight is overrated, he loses the ending. Next time you watch it pretend the bit when Joker put his head out of the car window is the end, that would have been perfect

[@zo_leo8401]

It’s crazy Michael Cain called it when Alfred first did the trick. He said he had a double but Danton didn’t want to believe it was that simple. The most powerful line was when Michael Cain told Danton “remember when I told you my friend said drowning was peaceful? I lied he said it was the most horrific pain in the world”. Then you realize the amount of pain all those clones or Danton felt drowning.

[@ragebash13]

We don't know if they were clones or maybe original because they are identical copy, so both can be the one who survives and it would think they are original, they have same brain, memories, thought process so it doesn't matter. We don't know if it's clone because clone believes it's original.

[@michaelriddick7116]

@@ragebash13 Yeah thats the thing ... Tesla doesnt give him a good answer when he asks about the hat; "They are all your hat." Is the clone the one in the stands? Or is it the one who falls into the box? Such a great movie :)

[@zo_leo8401]

@@ragebash13 yea that’s why I said clones or Danton

[@Yggdrasil42]

@@zo_leo8401 Oh, I thought that was a typo and you meant 'of'.

[@houseofaction]

@@michaelriddick7116 the clone is definitely the one in the stands, and the original is definitely the one that falls. when we first see the hat it doesn't disappear it stays in the same spot, same thing with the cat. the machine replicates the person and teleports the replication away from the machine. hense the trap door is required to drop the original. so every time he did his trick the one on stage drops and then is drowned

[@MrScarecrow24]

Not gonna lie, this is one of those films where doing a sequel "The Prestige: Second Time Watching" would be just as cool as this first time watching. You pick up on so many details that all point to the final reveal only you don't notice them all the first time. Hell, I've seen this film probably a dozen times at least and it never gets old.

[@GrisouIII]

Yes! The opening scene with all the top hats becomes incredibly meaningful.

[@rayloc420]

Definitely. The second time you see the two Alfred's really clearly, especially when dealing with Sarah. One is mild mannered and the other is full of piss and vinegar.

[@TaiNguyen-um2ji]

Watched it again other night and it was still as good

[@reactions5783]

The kid realising that the bird's 'brother' was killed in the magic trick and 'one of' the 'Borden brothers' commenting at 6:58 on how he was a 'sharp lad' for noticing what most people wouldn't have. Also, unknown to the Bordens at that time, how that 'also' relates to Anjier's clone sacrifice trick.

[@chimmysyellowhoodie7885]

Me too. Watched it so many times

[@nickmanzo8459]

Fun history lesson: the Chinese magician with the fish bowl trick was a real magician. Not only was he not old and frail, he wasn’t even Chinese. He learned the language, the customs, and wore a caricature of their manner of dress to fool everyone. His secret wasn’t revealed until he died of a massive stroke onstage, when he suddenly screamed, in English “Help me!!!”

[@ins3kta886]

The magician name was Chung Ling Soo . Not sure about your story but the story that i knew was that he died during a failed bullet catch trick and the last english he spoken was about lowering the curtains or something due to him being shot.

[@hilarywilkes7853]

@@ins3kta886 Yes! Was just about to comment the same thing.

[@Mortigantoj]

The little boy who cries about the dead bird "but what about his brother" basically tells us the secret to Borden's trick early in the film

[@dialecticsjunkie7653]

Yes, and what's brilliant is that our brain doesn't process the secret because we find it way too dark and disturbing to contemplate

[@BRNRDNCK]

Nope, it’s the secret to Angier’s trick

[@maxschutzer4749]

Dude this is my favorite Christopher Nolan film and one of my favorite movies ever. I’ve been requesting this for so long. Let’s go

[@andyblake9673]

I just saw this movie for the first time last week and it blew me away! Instantly ranked it higher than The Dark Knight and Inception. Truly a brilliant film.

[@chapman2001]

@@andyblake9673 it’s easily better than those two movies

[@spiderfingers86]

One of Christopher Nolan's finest. David Bowie is Nikola Tesla and Andy Serkis is his assistant

[@novembercherry4]

Some of the best actors rounded up in this movie.

[@danh8804]

In hindsight it's amazing to realize that Borden really didn't know what knot had been tied on Angier's wife. Someone even pointed out to me, he probably had never gotten the *instruction* to tie the simpler knot.

[@MrVicbryant]

While this is possible, the traditional take on this is that he doesn't know if he tied the safe or risky knot because it was the other brother. Each brother shows different traits, such as one is empathic and level headed, while the other is brash and a risk taker. The funeral is attended by the empathic brother, who feels as if he needs to attend to pay his respects to the wife, but can't answer the question as it was the brash brother who was willing to go along with the wife and tie a more complex knot. I say it would be unlikely that the level headed brother would be willing to go with the complex knot without all parties being aware of the increased risk.

[@nes70r10]

She gave the signal to make a better/difficult knot and Fallon just did it, that’s why Borden doesn’t know and never wanted to ask him or maybe even protecting him just for the sake of the trick. Amazing movie. We need The Green Mile next!

[@jp3813]

@@MrVicbryant Their diary says that one half swears blind that he tied a simple knot while the other is convinced that he tied a complex knot. Hence, I've always thought that Freddy denied using the Langford double while Alfred still suspects that he did.

[@hilarywilkes7853]

@@MrVicbryant Absolutely right about that. 👌🏼

[@daustin8888]

The scene with the birds being flattened and being replaced with a duplicate is some of the best foreshadowing I have ever seen.

[@Islanders83]

“But where’s his brother”

[@daustin8888]

@@Islanders83 The foreshadow applies to both men. Borden loses his twin. Angier's duplicate (spontaneous twin) dies as well. All that death in the service of an illusion.

[@ozdeveraux2082]

Three words: David Fucking Bowie. That is all.

[@VelkanAngels]

I've always loved this movie. I never knew the man who played Tesla was a celebrity. In other words, it's definitely NOT all.

[@ozdeveraux2082]

@@VelkanAngels thanks for feeling the need to reply with that. But “That is all” means thats is all I have to say. So... yeah. Go look up David Bowie he’s only one of the most popular musicians of all time

[@uscman]

I personally say his Tesla is the best Movie Portrayal of Nikola Tesla as I do for Robert Downey Jr’s Iron Man. I usually HATE when they cast singers to act in movies, unless they play themselves, but David Bowie was a good actor. RIP to the Thin White Duke.

[@markosusw2994]

the whole movie is built like a magic trick with the prestigio at the end. loved your reaction!

[@joey_dangerously]

Sarah knew. Thats why she was yelling "I know what you really are!"

[@doodlebob707]

Wolverine, Batman, Black Widow, Alfred, and Gollum all in one movie

[@chumkrimson8161]

Wow, you called the actors by their names from other movies they've done. Brilliant. How original.

[@tfpp1]

AND David Bowie, who's his own superhero LOL

[@KJYKJY1985]

@@tfpp1 Should've called him the Goblin King in that list.

[@tfpp1]

@@KJYKJY1985 That's good, didn't think of that LOL

[@jp3813]

@@chumkrimson8161 And complaining about being unoriginal is original?

[@adamhakawati5154]

Bro I love this movie so much it sucks that many people don't know about it

[@adamhakawati5154]

Also this is a Christopher Nolan movie. The same guy who did Batman. Also the actor called Alfred in this is Batman so it's even more ironic that his name is Alfred.

[@michelmorio8026]

@@adamhakawati5154 especially since Michael Caine, who played Alfred in Batman, is in this one too... he is basically one of Nolan‘s „house actors“

[@mobiusbelts3607]

@@adamhakawati5154 It’s a Jonathan Nolan story, though.

[@dylanleechess4504]

It's also based on a book.

[@rustincohle2135]

If "The Prestige" came out AFTER "The Dark Knight", it'd be much more well known. Every Nolan film after "The Dark Knight" received an insane amount of hype because of the success of TDK. So, because "The Prestige" came out before Nolan's game-changing superhero epic, it gets completely overshadowed. It's a shame cuz it's one of his best films ever.

[@nickloschen2717]

Next Nolan movie for you: MEMENTO. Probably his most underrated movie

[@rayloc420]

Memento is one of my favorites of all time!

[@LightYagami31415]

I don't like this movie...

[@benkelly2024]

I'm not sure how a movie that received near universal critical acclaim, was nominated for multiple Oscars, made back 9 times its budget, has featured on several lists of best films ever made and been preserved by the US Library of Congress in the National Film archive as aesthetically and culturally significant can be said to be 'underrated'. You know what *is* underrated? Not using the word 'underrated' to mean 'I liked it'.

[@aleksavavic6980]

His most underrated movie is definetly the following and not Memento

[@davidmedia3134]

underrated no, is in everybody's top 5 that have watched his movie

[@btemplin77]

This movie is one of his best and every repeat viewing of the movie you pick up on different things. My latest revelation was that when Angier asks Alfred which knot did he tie and Alfred said he didn't know......I now realize because Angier was asking the twin that didn't tie the knot so he legitimately did not know which knot was tied. Christopher Nolan is one of the best filmmakers because at the end of each movie you are mentally exhausted! Great reactions, keep up the good work.

[@stephw1702]

So true. Before watching this film again recently had discovered that in the book, the twins combine their names- Albert and Frederick - to create their shared identity. Fredrick is the twin who loved Olivia which is why he allowed her to call him Freddy. Albert is the twin who loved Sarah and survived.

[@jasondermack7485]

A clever twist that pays dividends on subsequent viewings

[@thatlittlespider]

Also, remember Borden clearly says in the diary regarding what knot he tied. Borden : "He came in to demand an answer, and I told him the truth. That I have fought with myself over that night, one half of me swearing blind that I tied a simple slipknot, the other half convinced that I tied the Langford double.". He argued with his brother about what knot he tied. Each time he said he didnt know, he really didnt know, because it wasnt the right brother who was asked.

[@jp3813]

A fun thing to do while watching this movie again is trying to identify which brother Christian Bale is playing in each of his scenes. Was it Alfred or Freddy that accidentally caused Julia's death? Why can't they agree on which knot was tied? Which one got his fingers shot off by Robert? Who's left alive in the end? Is he the little girl's father or uncle? From the acting to the dialogue, there are so many hints that give you a whole new perspective on what was actually going on.

[@TheKaileylusby]

Well the one that survived is the uncle & they cant agree which not was tied because every time Angier asked him what knot he tied he was talking to Alfred not Freddy.

[@jp3813]

@@TheKaileylusby My take is that the father survived b/c Sarah's husband tends to be the calmer one while Olivia's boyfriend is the brash one. As for the knot, I was actually referring to Borden's diary saying that one half of him swears blind that a simple slipknot was used while the other half is convinced that the Langford double was used. Hence, one is accusing and the other is denying.

[@Nic-ye2yz]

The father survived, the brash one is the one that was apologizing about Sarah’s death to his brother as he was being lead away. The brother that tied the wrong knot was hung.

[@jp3813]

@@Nic-ye2yz Agreed. I think Freddy caused most of the problems w/ Robert, and Alfred was caught up in the whole thing. Not an evil brother, just a reckless one who was motivated to be the best. As for the knot, it's possible that it was tied correctly as agreed by Julia, except she just failed to get out of it.

[@miyoko_17]

I remember watching this movie for the first time & at the end, not just being mind blown 🤯, but genuinely questioning every life decision 😂 In the sense of: Have I ever TRULY been disciplined at something? Have I truly ever gave my dreams/goals THAT much dedication & sacrifice? Etc. I love that the movie had me questioning myself.

[@thomaskilroy4573]

The two brothers names are Albert and Frederick. Together they make the portmanteau “Alfred”. Also the initials of both feuding magicians are A.B. (Alfred Borden) and R.A. (Robert Angier). AB-RA. ABRAcadabra.

[@Seetiyan]

😮

[@diisomoto]

"Like, I feel like I wanna show this movie to so many people so I can see their reaction." ... the very reason why we enjoy watching your videos :)

[@kianhughes6309]

My favourite Nolan movie. I’m a little surprised it’s not that popular when compared to his other movies

[@hilarywilkes7853]

I agree 100%. His other movies are excellent especially the Batman trilogy but this one is a pure masterpiece of extreme brilliance!

[@Pink.andahalf]

I believe it's been 12 years since I've seen this movie, but the twists are so fantastic that you never forget how it ended.

[@MrJonnydanger]

Batman, Wolverine, Black Widow, other marvel and DC actors, people from Star Trek and David Bowie. What a cast.

[@Ninaofthe90s]

14:55 "It's not the same when they use a double though" LOL 🤣

[@BJ52091]

ItsAPrimate: "He's actually trapped in there?! I thought it was part of his act." Me, knowing the twist ending: "Por que no los dos?"

[@derickbrown6363]

If you're interested in a mystery/comedy, The movie Clue is a great one.

[@marie-doodle]

omg YES

[@frankz5103]

Tim Curry alone is worth the watch

[@derickbrown6363]

@@frankz5103 100% agree.

[@saulgomez1090]

Chris Nolan movies are the best man! You gotta check out Goodfellas one of the best mob movies ever.

[@PumpkinGoblin]

My favorite piece of symbolism in this movie is the bird and what happens when the cage collapses. The kid Alfred meets in the start asks where is it’s brother? It’s dead. Hugh Jackmans character makes a prototype of innovation to save the bird from the trick, but later loses that spark of creativity and inevitably goes back to the easier method; which is kill the bird, but now it’s himself.

[@atlas94450]

Always forget that the man playing Tesla is David Bowie, one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century, same levels as MJ or Whitney, he died in 2016

[@JMCodd1]

Best Tiger I remember watching the movie for the first time, then seeing Bowie’s name in the credits. Did not realize that it was him when watching him perform.

[@LuciusArtoriusCastus.]

One thing I really like about this movie is that the two magicians can also be compared to Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison. One was a true inventor, the other, a great businessman who knows how to sell the trick.

[@JustinCardiff]

This is adapted from a book, it doesn’t adapt the entire book, just part of it. The book is even more horrifying. One thing I never picked up when I watched it, but I read about, is that Borden doesn’t know the knot when asked at the funeral, because he didn’t tie it, it was the other one.

[@TheMovieProfessor01]

This movie has Batman, Alfred, Wolverine, Black Widow, Gollum.

[@biguy617]

I love that this feels like Batman vs Wolverine battle of wits.

[@kamakazines4901]

Magic tricks have a price... obsession has a cost.

[@razorback6111]

My favorite movie of all time. It gets better with every rewatch

[@Eclectic.Nostalgia]

"See, sacrifice, Robert... that's the price of a good trick."

[@beefknuckles]

Bro I had the exact same reaction to this movie when I first saw it. Me and my buddy saw it opening weekend at the theater and just sat in our seats bugged out during the entire credits lmao. HIGHLY recommend rewatching the movie again because they tell you SO MANY times exactly what is happening if you already know the twists.

[@carty43]

David Bowie as Tesla was some of the real magic at play here. Tesla's lighting of Colorado Springs is a true story.

[@sadamhashi1518]

Literally, Nolan is the magician in this movie. The reveals and twists that will blow your mind just like a magician will.

[@darknessmoto9912]

Primate: “this is a dark movie” Me: “yes.... but this is a brilliant movie.”

[@willcool713]

Did you notice David Bowie played Nikola Tesla? And his assistant was played by Andy Serkis, who played Gollum in LotR.

[@chanceneck8072]

Oh, next up PLEASE *The Fountain* ! My friend showed these two movies to me back to back, back in the day and The Fountain turned out to be my #1 favourite movie of all time!

[@michelmorio8026]

6:09 You really accidentally guessed what is actually going on in the movie, right there, in this very moment 😅

[@hellowhat890]

23:52 "The meaning of sacrifice..." Wow. Imagine that though, spending all those years hiding you had a twin and one of the twins died in order to end the duel between "magic and illusions."

[@smffmusicother]

Have you watched TENET already? If you haven’t yet, I hope you’ll consider watching it on your channel at some point :)

[@TKY.24]

This is one of the most mind boggling movies ever I’ve watched this like 5-6 times and still pick up on things I didn’t notice

[@J.Artan6]

This is easily in the top 25 best films of the century.

[@cheston.rothfus]

The guy playing Tesla's assistant is Andy Serkis. Better known as Gollum from Lord of the Rings.

[@IntenseSarcasm]

You notice so much more on rewatch. This quote is one of my favourites. "How often I've fought with myself over that night .. one half of me swearing blind that I tied a simple slipknot... the other half convinced that I tied the Langford double. I can never know for sure."

[@Edwondolowski]

I don’t think it was his brother. It was him the whole time but as a clone because he did mention Tesla in his book. His sacrifice was to live a double life while for Angier’s sacrifice was to repeat his death over & over. Alfred was at least able to spend his life with his daughter while Fallon had to take the sacrifice of death.

[@kieranpeak5929]

Film recommendation: American Psycho

[@maciek8159]

That Chinese man pretending to be old is a true story. He was an American pretending to be Chinese plus frail and old and he did this for over 20 years till he did a bullet catching trick that went wrong and was shot to death when he exclaimed “oh, my god I’ve been shot!”

[@rayloc420]

It's even crazier when you realize Borden and Cutter were both lying. Borden is really the son of Gotham socialites Thomas and Martha Wayne. Borden used his magician and theatrical training to fight crime after the death of his brother John Wayne.

[@the_judge_8262]

Lol

[@the_judge_8262]

Btw, the real actual story of Tesla is amazing, he was super smart and ahead of his time. Picking David Bowie to play him in this was another genius touch by Nolan.

[@rogers.5153]

The Prestige is one of my top 5 favorite movies. I've watched it at least a dozen times and still find something new. I love watching others react to the final scenes that finally explain wtf has been going on.

[@jlan5411]

The ending is revealed at the beginning when the child asks where his brother is

[@ryanmasciello6494]

One thing that is super sad is that cutter told him that a friend said that drowning was like going home. Which is why he would drown his clone every time so he could die like his wife. Peacefully but he tells him at the end that he only told him that to comfort him.

[@adamhendrickson512]

Nolan never makes a bad film... The Prestige is Cinema at its finest...

[@TheButterShowThatsMe]

When the boy notices the bird wasn't the same bird, he says "but where's his brother?"

[@TheTrueCream]

Tesla is played by David Bowie...pretty cool

[@hilarywilkes7853]

This movie is a genuine masterpiece. I noticed things every time I rewatched it that I just didn't notice the first time. So many parallels and a ton of foreshadowing. And I agree with you, it's better to not know how the tricks are done. As a former magicians assistant I was asked so many times, "How did you disappear in the sword box, where did you go? What's the trick?" And I took a vow of silence to never reveal how, because they're never as impressed when they find out the secret lol.

[@zackemerson4336]

This movie is not only about a competition between magicians but it’s actually a metaphor about the competition between Tesla and Edison.

[@maximillianosaben]

You were really ahead of the curve at predicting many of this movie's twists. *I tip my hat to you.*

[@calebclunie4001]

Was it the same hat? You're in The Matrix.

[@markedits8032]

Now you know why Borden said that he doesn't know what knot he did, because it wasn't him, it was his twin brother.

[@adamdarmstaedter1256]

Definitely one of my all time favorites! One of those you can go back and watch several times to see things you didn't before. Plus, it's cool that the story involves Tesla - a true magician.

[@blackjackbarron5315]

Stealth Bowie appearance - fantastic movie, super dark. Love it!

[@dinsism]

One of Nolan's best films

[@BashSmashGaming]

Christian Bale (Batman) vs Hugh Jackman (Wolverine) was the closest thing I got to a DC vs Marvel in this movie lol

[@JMCodd1]

xGuysPlayGamesx and both of them unable to save a drowning girl.

[@joshuabarnett88]

In an up and down career (to me), The Prestige is far and away his best. The twists and turns make the movie enthralling, it tells it's story in his signature non-linear timeline but it doesn't feel forced or like it's the entire gimmick like Dunkirk. It's immaculate

[@generic_sauce]

The best simplest way I can describe this movie is Batman and Wolverine try to out magician each other. XD

[@Islanders83]

I thought it was easy to tell Fallon was the twin bc the facial prosthetics still maintained Christian Bales face shape.

[@uncledrew2334]

Hey man u gotta watch "Shutter Island", its a rollercoaster

[@michelmorio8026]

29:32 I too love to watch this movie with friends and family members that haven‘t watched it yet... I will always remember watching it for the first time on Sky... and right after that a second time and a third time next evening to actually get everything from the different characters and times

[@jrm371]

This may technically be Nolan's best film.

[@claytonsackett8237]

THIS IS MY FAVORITE FILM!!! It’s one of those you watch multiple times because it’s a completely different experience after you’ve seen it the first time!

[@Sumdumfilipino]

Andy Serkis (Tesla’s assistant) plays Alfred in the new Batman movie and I’m all for it.

[@PerfectHandProductions]

This and Memento are Nolan's best films.

[@ieyke]

The Prestige is BY FAR Nolan's best movie.

[@chimpster88]

One of Nolan's hidden gems wedged in between Batman begins and the dark knight.

[@NoelleMar]

Only at the beginning of the movie: “Seems like a lot of egos are at play here.” Indeed. 😳 I also like that towards the beginning you were already like “this is messed up”, and you weren’t wrong…

[@GrisouIII]

The book is amazing too. There are two timelines: the past (like in the movie) and the present!

[@timonidas4534]

Alfred fuck up a random audience members hand when he spoils Danton's bird trick.

[@thesenate9455]

the first scene with alfreds brother I noticed that it was christian bale behind the makeup and beird, so throughout the movie I knew something was up. really enjoyed it, another classic from nolan

[@DrakodanSRL]

So after seeing the final twist at the end, what do you think of his earlier statement that he "Didn't know which knot he'd tied"?

[@scottb3034]

"Is this my dude Alfred from Batman?" immediately after shows Batman from Batman. LOL

[@chanceneck8072]

It´s true, real life magicians are pretty impressive people. For instance David Blane could hold his breath under water for over ten minutes. He would have had no problem with this trick,even if stuff went wrong, he could have easily waited until someone rescued him...

[@dlweiss]

I remember reading Roger Ebert's review when this movie first came out - he described the tone as "atmospheric, obsessive, almost satanic." And I have to agree - in the best way. :)

[@darthmix]

I normally don't love twist endings but this is an example where it absolutely works. The twist is earned and it also fits the theme since the movie is all about trickery and misdirection.

[@chilevrises6743]

A 2nd watch after knowing the prestige changes EVERYTHING

[@janetnwonderland]

"Alfred" is Michael Caine. There was a time in which the joke was made that Michael Caine was in every film made. He was a truly amazing actor. I used to not miss a single film that he was in. I've had to see a lot of films. Good and bad. Hahaha. Haven't seen him in quite some time. Did he retire?

[@EatingThread]

Letssss gooo one of my favorite movies ever

[@kylearking8918]

If you thought the film was dark, just wait until you read the book that it was based on. The rivalry between the characters continues for generations in their families. To the point where a grandchild is killed in the process.

[@kylearking8918]

The book is very different from the film in terms of its ending.

[@ragebash13]

It doesn't matter if clone or original Danton was drowned because clone was identical copy of Danton so both of had same memories and thought process so they both thought they were originals and didn't care that other one drowned because they thought drowned one was copy, it doesn't matter which one is which.

[@arrgnz7778]

I love how the movie makes you think you have to look for clues while they making magic tricks but you would actually find clues in all the other scenes but you would never be able to find them first time watching but after the Prestige you think that the clues were obvious

[@lukeschroeder6112]

YES! This is my favorite Chris Nolan Film! I know it’s kinda controversial with his other movies like Inception and The Dark Knight but this one I think is so underrated and clever and magical! So happy you got to watch this and you shared it with us! Thanks man!

[@susanmaggiora4800]

If you only know Michael Caine as Alfred, we need to get you some more movies, sir!

[@paulhewes7333]

Batman, Alfred, Wolverine, the Black Widow, Gollum, and David Bowie all made a movie together...