It appears Nolan was either both methodically and intentionally attempting to make the trilogy appear seamless or is the laziest writer this side of Batman & Robin. I guarantee this video will make you question a lot about the movies for better or worse.
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Here they are and most I've never heard argued on here which is more than a little surprising given the dedicated following and contempt on here for the trilogy. I'll leave the more subtle ones to the video.
Both Ra's al Ghul and Bane have the same double lapel grab stance
Both Ra's and Talia make statements about restoring the balance and doing what is necessary.
As Ra's is burning Wayne Manor down he mentions that if someone stands in the way of true justice you simply walk up behind them and stab them in the heart which is exactly what Talia does.
Batman's defeats every main villain with his gauntlets.
Ra's and Talia both are dropped from an elevated height in their respective vehicles at the very end.
Bruce and Robin both explore the Batcave in the same way and experience it in exactly the same way.
Fox's warnings on the different Bat Armor's weaknesses happen.
Some of these are incredibly subtle yet others appear to perhaps happen from a lack of any original ideas or from pigeonholing this incarnation of Batman. Him using his gauntlets to stop Ra's, Joker & Bane is a perfect example of this and should never have happened when you're dealing with the most resourceful Superhero of all time.
How does this change or reinforce how you view the trilogy as a whole?
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Here they are and most I've never heard argued on here which is more than a little surprising given the dedicated following and contempt on here for the trilogy. I'll leave the more subtle ones to the video.
Both Ra's al Ghul and Bane have the same double lapel grab stance
Both Ra's and Talia make statements about restoring the balance and doing what is necessary.
As Ra's is burning Wayne Manor down he mentions that if someone stands in the way of true justice you simply walk up behind them and stab them in the heart which is exactly what Talia does.
Batman's defeats every main villain with his gauntlets.
Ra's and Talia both are dropped from an elevated height in their respective vehicles at the very end.
Bruce and Robin both explore the Batcave in the same way and experience it in exactly the same way.
Fox's warnings on the different Bat Armor's weaknesses happen.
Some of these are incredibly subtle yet others appear to perhaps happen from a lack of any original ideas or from pigeonholing this incarnation of Batman. Him using his gauntlets to stop Ra's, Joker & Bane is a perfect example of this and should never have happened when you're dealing with the most resourceful Superhero of all time.
How does this change or reinforce how you view the trilogy as a whole?
