Yeah, I hate that too. They did it better in "Arkham Origins".
Yup, Baleman "threw" him twice and saved him. I'd be like, "You're going to kill me or keep spiting on me?"
Reminds me of, "Or perhaps he's wondering why someone would shoot a man, before throwing him out of a plane?" Empty threat.
See but you're overlooking the fact that Flass knew being obese meant that the cable could break at any moment so his life was in very real danger afterall.
He looked at the thin gauge wire Batman was using and realized that fat man falling was not a good thing.
God, I love that movie...
This?
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"I berried enouwgh of da Weybe family. Wat if, b4 she died . . . she wrote a letta. A letta sayin' she chose havey dent ova u. Wat if I . . . burnt dat letta. I have luved u since I first heard yo cries echo thru did house."
Two characters getting weepy doesn't automatically mean a master class in acting. That cheesy, wordy scene is right up there with John Bloke telling Bruce he knew Bruce was Batman. Alfred leaving Bruce at that point is one of the silliest moments in the movie. Especially when this dude never gave up on Bruce before ("nevah").
Bale's best scene is during the training sequence with Liam Neeson and the monestary in my opinion. His stuff as college aged Bruce in the flashbacks is good too.
