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Batman: The Dark Knight is an American comic book ongoing series and Limited series, and featuring Batman.One of two new ongoing titles to feature Bruce Wayne after the "Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne" storyline, The Dark Knight depicts Bruce Wayne's life in Gotham City following his new global commitment to the newly established Batman Incorporated.
- 20 "I'm Batman."
- 18 "The Training Is nothing. The Will Is Everything. The Will to Act."
- 17 "A-Ta-Ta-Ta-Ta, Let's Not Blow This Out of proportion."
- 16 "You Always Fear What You Don't understand."
- 14 "I Believe What Doesn't Kill You Simply Makes you... stranger."
- 13 "He's The Hero Gotham Deserves But Not The One It Needs Right now."
- 12 "Let The Games Begin!"
- 11 "Swear to Me!"
- 10 "And Why Do We Fall, Bruce? So That We Can Learn to Pick Ourselves up."
- 9 "Madness, as You Know, Is A Lot Like Gravity. All It Takes Is A Little push."
Bruce Wayne/Batman
For a film with "Batman" in the title, Batman Begins spends a lot of time with Bruce Wayne before the Caped Crusader appears. That is not a bad thing, however, and it made this iconic Batman quote hit all the harder when it finally showed up in the movie. When Batman lands on the car and pulls out Carmine Falcone (Tom Wilkinson), it is a chilling moment assisted by a horror-like atmosphere to the scene. This is an unforgettable Batman moment that solidified Christian Bale's new reign as the c...
Henri Ducard
Batman Begins is fast-paced in its establishing of Bruce Wayne and his backstory, but the movie makes the most out of his training with Henri Ducard (Liam Neeson) and the League of Shadows. There is a lot of wisdom imparted to Wayne by the secret Ra's Al Guhl, including this tidbit about will. Will is a prominent part of the Batman character throughout the trilogy. While Ducard meant it in a more evil way, Bruce's constant will to act, to do good and to protect Gotham by being whatever Gotham...
The Joker
The entire scene where the Joker confronts the various crime bosses of Gotham is hugely entertaining and produces some of the best Dark Knight quotes. The Joker's pun while threatening to blow the crime bosses up with an improvised bomb vest highlights not just his twisted nature but also how he is one of the smartest characters in The Dark Knight trilogy. The scene also has two more of the franchise's most memorable quotes in "If you're good at something, never do it for free," and "Do you w...
Carmine Falcone
Carmine Falcone, head of the Falcone crime family, only appears in Batman Begins, but he plays a crucial role and gives fans a fantastic scene with a younger Bruce Wayne. Fear is the main theme of Batman Begins, and it is integral to Bruce's transformation into Batman and the image that the criminals of Gotham see. Falcone is one of the more underrated and underutilized villains of the Dark Knight trilogy, but quotes like this show that he does get his moments to shine.
The Joker
Christopher Nolan has a serious knack for opening scenes, from Inception to Tenet, and The Dark Knight has one of his best so far. The heist sequence at the beginning of the film all leads to this chilling quote from Heath Ledger's Joker. Joker has a variety of excellent Dark Knight quotes, but as this one is accompanied by the reveal of his warpaint makeup and facial scars, it stands out above many others.
Commissioner Gordon
Jim Gordon (Gary Oldman) delivers the closing lines of The Dark Knight, and they contain what are by far some of the most memorable quotes from the trilogy. As Batman is forced to flee from the police, taking the blame for Harvey Dent's death, Commissioner Gordon reassures his young son by trying to explain the contradictory aspects of Batman's very nature. Gordon sums the difficult situation up best with this iconic Dark Knight quote.
Bane
Tom Hardy had a lot to live up to as the next main villain in the Dark Knight trilogy following Heath Ledger's Oscar-winning performance in The Dark Knight, but he made Bane a captivating presence throughout The Dark Knight Rises with his own distinctly maniacal personality through quotes like this. Bane says this just before detonating a series of explosives at a football game, beginning his plan to seize control of Gotham city. It's a dark moment in the film, but this highly memorable villa...
Batman
This Batman quote from Batman Begins is one of Christian Bale's most iconic moments as the Caped Crusader. He says it as he dangles corrupt Gotham PD cop Arnold Flass (Mark Boone Junior) from the top of a building in order to interrogate him. Flass swears to God that he's speaking the truth, which sets Batman up perfectly from one the most memorable Dark Knight trilogy quotes. It's a line that stands out so much that it clearly left itself open to parody and imitation, and it's become somewha...
Thomas Wayne
After Bruce fall down a well at the beginning of Batman Begins and has his frightening first encounter with the bats that live beneath Wayne Manor, his father, Thomas Wayne (Linus Roache) lifts him to safety and delivers this very memorable Dark Knight trilogy quote. Bruce Wayne has many obstacles on his road to redeeming Gotham City, and he's often on the brink of giving up, but these words echo throughout the trilogy and form a part of Batman's essential tenacity in the face of insurmountab...
The Joker
The Joker says this Dark Knight quote to Batman near the end of the movie, once Batman thinks he has finally defeated the Joker and has him hanging from the edge of a building. Joker lets Batman know that his real master plan was to break Gotham's spirit by corrupting Harvey Dent, which he'd already accomplished. It's a dark twist to the ending of The Dark Knightwhich goes against the conventions of most superhero movies, and it shows just how deeply disturbed the Joker is, as it leads him in...
- Ben Sherlock
Jan 8, 2024 · Christian Bale as Batman in "The Dark Knight". Courtesy of Warner Bros. The Caped Crusader. The Dark Knight. The World’s Greatest Detective. Batsy. Bruce Wayne. Whatever you want to call him ...
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Nov 18, 2022 · A classic title returns with tales of the Dark Knight and core stories building out Dawn of DC! Coming in May, Batman: The Brave and the Bold features top writers and artists, including Tom King (Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow), Mitch Gerads (Mister Miracle), Guillem March (Catwoman), Gabriel Hardman (Green Lantern: Earth One), Dan Mora (Batman ...
