Josh Pence/Liam Neeson as Ra's Al Ghul

[MSUspartans2211]

Well 5 scenes could be pivotal to the plot line.

I'm absolutely sure they will be, plotwise. I just don't think Pence will be given much to show off as an actor.

Hopefully his role will be fufilling. Does anyone remember a picture of him in India?

[TehBatGetsBraked]

Alright people, I really wanna discuss in-depth waht Ras's role could be. Here's my theory.

We first see Ra's with Talia, visiting the Bane prison, where we see young Bane and Talia meet early on (briefly), but Ra's is like "stay away from the prisoners" or something along that line. Thats the Pence Ra's, anyone got a theory on Liam Ra's?

[mchekhov]

Alright people, I really wanna discuss in-depth waht Ras's role could be. Here's my theory.

We first see Ra's with Talia, visiting the Bane prison, where we see young Bane and Talia meet early on (briefly), but Ra's is like "stay away from the prisoners" or something along that line. Thats the Pence Ra's, anyone got a theory on Liam Ra's?

He adopts both Miranda and Bane as little children... Perhaps he catches Bane stealing and chases after him, following him to his hideout and sees that Bane was stealing food to feed him and Miranda. He takes them in, reforms them and gives them a life purpose with the LOS philosophy... But Bane constantly exhibits too much liking for agrressive and violent methods, while Miranda takes to socio-economic methods

[TehBatGetsBraked]

Alright people, I really wanna discuss in-depth waht Ras's role could be. Here's my theory.

We first see Ra's with Talia, visiting the Bane prison, where we see young Bane and Talia meet early on (briefly), but Ra's is like "stay away from the prisoners" or something along that line. Thats the Pence Ra's, anyone got a theory on Liam Ra's?

He adopts both Miranda and Bane as little children... Perhaps he catches Bane stealing and chases after him, following him to his hideout and sees that Bane was stealing food to feed him and Miranda. He takes them in, reforms them and gives them a life purpose with the LOS philosophy... But Bane constantly exhibits too much liking for agrressive and violent methods, while Miranda takes to socio-economic methods

I want there to be a big argument between Bane and Liam Ra's where Bane gets kicked out of the LOS. Care to expand?

[mchekhov]

He adopts both Miranda and Bane as little children... Perhaps he catches Bane stealing and chases after him, following him to his hideout and sees that Bane was stealing food to feed him and Miranda. He takes them in, reforms them and gives them a life purpose with the LOS philosophy... But Bane constantly exhibits too much liking for agrressive and violent methods, while Miranda takes to socio-economic methods

I want there to be a big argument between Bane and Liam Ra's where Bane gets kicked out of the LOS. Care to expand?

I covered that.

[TehBatGetsBraked]

You just said he's a bit aggressive.Id love a scene of Hardy and Neeson just screaming at each other about methods or how-for-is-too-far, but I feel like that would either show Bane as too radical or make Ra's seem like a beetch

[mchekhov]

You just said he's a bit aggressive.Id love a scene of Hardy and Neeson just screaming at each other about methods or how-for-is-too-far, but I feel like that would either show Bane as too radical or make Ra's seem like a beetch

Exactly. Too aggressive for Ras

[TehBatGetsBraked]

You just said he's a bit aggressive.Id love a scene of Hardy and Neeson just screaming at each other about methods or how-for-is-too-far, but I feel like that would either show Bane as too radical or make Ra's seem like a beetch

Exactly. Too aggressive for Ras

But doesn't that kind of take away from the character of Ra's? He's supposed to be too much, isn't he? Making Bane too much for him I feel would make Ra's seem weak.

[mchekhov]

Exactly. Too aggressive for Ras

But doesn't that kind of take away from the character of Ra's? He's supposed to be too much, isn't he? Making Bane too much for him I feel would make Ra's seem weak.

It doesn't make Ras seem weak in comparison to Bruce which is what matters

[TehBatGetsBraked]

But doesn't that kind of take away from the character of Ra's? He's supposed to be too much, isn't he? Making Bane too much for him I feel would make Ra's seem weak.

It doesn't make Ras seem weak in comparison to Bruce which is what matters

Think there might be a "sibling rivalry" with Bane and Talia?