Thread 213690768

Is it ever explained why Bane throws the second punch at the pillar?

Tard rage

It's explained in the director's cut. That pillar killed Bane's father.

>>213690768 (OP)
He was locked into the combo.

>>213690768 (OP)
Cause he's down local
The streets and (concrete) knows it

He's a big guy

same reason why the guy on the left falls down. gotham itself was fighting back so Bane punched the city. Based Nolans done it again

>>213690768 (OP)
roid rage

>>213690768 (OP)
he fights like a young man, with nothing held back.

>>213691170
>>213691203

god the fighting in TDK trilogy actually makes me seethe
I've seen B tier movies with better fight choreography

ask christopher "one take" nolan

>>213690768 (OP)
Because fuck that pillar. Are you even a man? This is self-explainy.

>>213690768 (OP)
The pillar was making a move, he had to get it on.

>>213691203
>>213691253
That movie was set during winter, so it was slippery. NEXT!

The fighting is so bad in these movies. Like they rehearsed before shooting and then Nolan did 1 take.

>>213690838
cause he's down local
(down local)
the streets and concrete
(and concrete)

>>213693194
>>213691253
>>213691203
>>213690768 (OP)
You retards are just now figuring out this trilogy is shit, literally the worst take on Batman so far, and that Nolan is a fucking hack?!

>>213690927
For you

>>213693194
I think it's because Nolan really wanted his Batmanverse to be realistic so he refused to hire any Holywood kungfu choreographers. The end result is he ended up shooting a realistic portrayal of a pampered rich kid trying to fight in tight plastic armor

He was mad.

to demonstrate to the viewer of the movie his excessive physical strength. Thus imparting a further knowledge of the character that he is not one to be trifled with, even when the only weapons he has at his disposal are his fists.

>>213693300
whats the next step of your master plan?

Did they ever explain the sandy hook part

I'm convinced Nolan didn't give a shit about the third movie because Ledger dying fucked up his story

>>213690768 (OP)
That looks extremely painful.

>>213690768 (OP)
Bane identified that the pillar was pajeet made, which explains why it was so bristle. A second punch would have left a more visible mark, exposing the corruption in the city.

>>213690768 (OP)
Of all these shit you can make fun of this movie for, this actually isn't one of them. Bane was just raging.

>>213690808
Bravo Nolan.

>>213693281
Get this hothead outta here.

>>213695407
It's a layered meta-commentary. Bruce Wayne's father was a pillar of the community and Bruce is striving to be the same both as himself and Batman.
Bane wishes to destroy Gotham so he's literally tearing down the pillars that support it.
It's like pottery. Bravo, Nolan.

>>213696461
My headcannon

>>213690768 (OP)
it was the pillar's last day before retirement. hardy was giving it the long goodbye.

>>213690768 (OP)
kek based aura farming?

>>213691203
>>213691253
>>213690768 (OP)
the combat in the finale huge fight was sooooooo cringe.

>>213690787
fpbp

>>213690768 (OP)
to show how strong he is, to the viewer who is invested after watching 2+ hours of this shitty movie

>>213690817
This. Nolan took inspiration from the Arkham games, as an avid gamer himself

>>213697281
funny you mention that. batman begins had a game before the arkhams came out lol

>>213690768 (OP)
to show off his strength, he did that throughout the movie, letting everyone know he's got serious power

>>213695370
>>213695370
>the pillar was pajeet made, which explains why it was so bristle
>bristle
Did it lose its foreskin too?

>>213696461
this but unironically

>>213690768 (OP)
Imagine he tried that outside of America.

>>213690768 (OP)
look at the hole it made, he saw how fragile it was and had to punch it again to make sure he wasn't tripping. why are there pebbles falling out of it?

>>213697533
Gotham is literally falling apart under his punches. Yet at the end it stood. Really makes you think.

>>213697659
The bat signal travels the speed of light, which batman cannot do. The bat signal > batman

also fuck you I hate you

>>213697530
Gotham was a big city. Imagine he tried that in a small town.

>>213690768 (OP)
Nolan is bad at directing hand to hand combat. It thought that people knew that fact.

>>213694893
crashing thawwwwwscrewit

>>213697803
you realise directors have a fight choreographer unless they are Yuen Wo Ping or some shit?

>>213690768 (OP)
What's wrong with this?
I always saw it as him losing his marbles since Batman knocked his mask-thingy a few seconds ago.

>>213697886
Because of "for you" /tv/ mocks everything about this movie. even the things that make sense, dear newfriend

>>213697886
His "mask-thingy" itself makes zero sense.

Bane?

>>213697107
Hiring someone to stage the fights, in a movie that's about fighting evil with your fists, would be so expected.
Expectations Subverted!

>>213690817
/thread

>>213690768 (OP)
It's a big pillar

>>213698003
My favorite is the guy directly behind them doing the "Knee attack! Knee Attack! Knee Attack!"

>>213698003
My theory is that Nolan thinks it's okay that the fighting looks like shit because what you see is a representation of people fighting. Like in a play.

>>213690817
This. Bane is a command grab character and slow to cancel out.

>>213698039
Correct. The Trilogy is a generational epic, not some shallow action flick

>>213698039
My theory is that he signed on to Direct Goyer-written bat-sloppa for a fandom that will eat shit and grin, so that WB would fund his real projects.
And he's probably slightly miffed that these will be remembered as his most successful movies.

>>213690768 (OP)
>be born in the darkness
>throw wild punches in the dark because you can't see
>it becomes a habit
>even in daylight the muscle memory does it anyway

ezpz

>>213698120
In the flashbacks, his Darkness wasn't all that dark. More low-light than anything.

>>213698106
I can buy that. But there's really no reason for him not to tell guys "at least hit each other like professional wrestlers please"

>>213698039
Nolan didn't want to do another batshit movie but the studio wanted a trilogy so it was halfassed in filming.

>>213698120
>"i was born in the darkness"
>was actually born in a big well where all it takes to see sunlight is look up

>>213698161
If they do a half-decent job, it'd distract from Bale and Hardy flailing at each other like tards.
Also it's cold.
And they've probably done this shot a few times.
And they aren't being paid much.
And if you fall the ground here is very hard.
Fuck it.

>>213698003
>I like the first second in the middle with the tall black guy rocking his head back repeatedly while getting punched in the face, but otherwise not moving at all.

>>213693511
he had those KC fighting fags in the 2nd movie. not sure if he used them in the 1st and 3rd flix.

>>213698161
>"at least hit each other like professional wrestlers please"
even that would have been better than what they did kek

>>213694820
Driver doesn't waste a nanosecond

>>213695260
NOLAN DGAF from the get go only reason he signed up for the sequels was that WB agreed to make his film school list of movies.

In hindsight, no wonder he did that atrocious shaky cam shit in Begins.

>>213698214
There's no decent fighting in the second movie either. The only one that really sells itself is the brief sword fight on the frozen lake, mainly because of all the cuts.
Probably because when you have people flailing fake swords at one another, you are obligated by the Union to have an expert on hand.

>>213694820
Everyone knows the way to get a jump on someone is to lay down in the back seat in broad daylight.

>>213698003
Why do directors autistically obsess over every other part of a movie but are fine with having complete dogshit for a fight scene? Is it that hard to hire a professional crew to do what a director considers beneath them.

>>213690768 (OP)
You don't queue up your next several moves before you make them? Sometimes you're too locked in to cancel the queue. This is the first film to capture that reality.

>>213698309
Some just want the Human Drama and only do the fighting shit because it's obligatory. Nolan only really got into the chases, he's all about that French Connection shit.
Zack on the other hand, thinks scenes of actors just talking is GAY, and lets everybody wing them so he can get back to his cartoon action-figure conflicts.

>>213690768 (OP)
The pillar represented the penis of the Gotham patriarchy

>>213690817
kek

kek

Zack's inspiration (according to him) is Lucas, another director who can't get good performances out of actors and doesn't care, the dialogue is stupid shit for (dumb) kids anyway, seats are filled for te whooshing ships and pew pew pew.

>>213698309
Noylan isnt an action director. He's a beat your head to a pulp with heavy handed exposition type of dude.

where would nolan be if he wasnt approached for batman begins

>>213698414
And he's obligated to follow a David S. Goyer script, which is like being the Big Brain trapped in Phillip Fry's ad-libbed novel. So you have the cops, ALL SHIFTS, running into the sewers with only their service revolvers for no raisin.

>>213698349
>>213698414
Rami is the only guy I can think of that pays equal attention to everything. The fight scenes in his Spider-Man movies are iconic and the only ones in all of capeshit that actually look like there is any weight to them plus are the only ones that show people actually get hurt while fighting.

>>213690768 (OP)
When you're a teenager you think it would look cool to punch some stone or concrete away like that. At some point you punch a wall and hurt your hand and realize that was stupid. Nolan didn't.

I calibrate my contempt levels for critics by how high a regard they have for Nolanbats.
Nolanbats is just Japanese Sentai with a budget and an impressive score. It's stupid nonsense about nothing.

>>213698546
>The fight scenes in his Spider-Man movies are iconic
All of them are fucking kino. The Doc Oc Fight on the train... damn good nostalgia. Nothing in the Nolan Batman trilogy comes close.

>>213698003
Why does nobody have guns?

>>213690768 (OP)
It called him a small guy.