>So you came back to die with your city.
>No, I came back to save it.
Was it that hard, Nolan?
>>67024571
>Call me the Backman, because I'm back, man
Was it that hard, Nolan?
>If I pull that off, will you die?
>You'd be the Bane of my existence!
Was it that hard, Dolan?
>No, I came back to die for it
>>67024616
>>top kek
>>67024683top kek
>No,i came back to see it rise
why does nobody stop and say "wait, what Goyer's written is fucking terrible. lets not use it."
why do people think what he's written is remotely ok
>>67024754
>No, I came back to die FOR it
FTFY
Just watch the director's cut.
It's much better.
>>67025500
That's the first time I've lost to a banepost in a long time, anon.
>>67024571
I really like these movies but man I remember cringing when that was his response to Bane.
It was like he just expected Bane to start wailing on him and was caught off guard and unable to quip.
>>67024571
What's the actual line?
>>67025947
>No... No no, you Will Die!!!
>>67025947
>You think you scare me? You ain't no bat homie. It's clobbering time.
>>67025947
>No, I refuse to die, I will save this city by beating you up and then asking you for a trigger which you have no reason to give me whatsoever. I'll weakly deliver a nonsensical callback giving you permission to die, but again, you will have literally zero reason to hand over the trigger and yet I'll still act as if I somehow won.
>>67024571
Thinking is tough for Nolan.
>>67024571
Who was that field marshall looking guy who dug up the gun in his back yard and led the police charge anyway?
>>67025947
I came back to stop you
It actually makes sense since it shows that Batman became obsessed with Bane, even to the point where he doesn't care if Gotham is destroyed just as long as Bane is as well. It doesn't become to clear to him until after bane is disposed of that he was being clouded by revenge and then he goes on to save the city. Of course this also is why he stops being batman, because in that moment he realizes he can't let it happen to him again and that a new fresh mind not clouded by those encompassing thoughts to take over and so on. The Rises in the title actually refers to Batman "rising" over his demons and moving on.
>>67027835
Pottery
>>67027835
