[SPOILERS] Your interpretation of the last shot (Poll)

The 2012 superhero epic about Batman's struggle to overcome the terrorist leader Bane, as well as his own inner demons.
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Your Interpretation?

Blake becomes the new Batman/Nightwing/Azrael/Whatever
123
77%
Blake becomes Robin
22
14%
Blake stays Blake and spend his time working at the orphean at Wayne Manor
15
9%
 
Total votes: 160
m4st4
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ryan4butler wrote:The moment when
John Blake reveals his name is Robin may seem pointless to some but it does serve as a sign for those who have not seen the subtle messages given throughout the film about John Blake becoming the next Batman type figure. We see Blake becoming his own hero and re entering the journey that Bruce has done before in Batman Begins. He had his moment of despair when his father was gunned down in his past. His motivating factor led him to become a cop and meet Gordon. The reference is subtle when Blake meets Gorgon on the roof of MCU like Batman has done many times before. The other slight references also include Blake renouncing his job as a Gotham City Police detective because of their unability to do what is right for the city and do what batman has done with efficency and prowes. At the end of the film we see Blake dicovering the batcave which was a nearly shot for shot remake of Bruce's discoveration in Batman Begins. Also we see Batman conditioning Blake to take up the cape and cowl by reccomending wearing a mask to fight criminals. The Robin aspect to the film seemed to be a usless attemp at referencing the source matiral but was a plain sign for the audience which said (Blake may become the next Batman or Robin). Nolan has said he will not do another Batman movie many times and will not but this set up for a spinoff may still be the future for bat-fans.
LOL - there won't be any spin-off based on this reality, not a chance. And you forgot the sticky bomb scene: Five seconds then throw, loved it.
Dan_87
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m4st4 wrote:
ryan4butler wrote:The moment when
John Blake reveals his name is Robin may seem pointless to some but it does serve as a sign for those who have not seen the subtle messages given throughout the film about John Blake becoming the next Batman type figure. We see Blake becoming his own hero and re entering the journey that Bruce has done before in Batman Begins. He had his moment of despair when his father was gunned down in his past. His motivating factor led him to become a cop and meet Gordon. The reference is subtle when Blake meets Gorgon on the roof of MCU like Batman has done many times before. The other slight references also include Blake renouncing his job as a Gotham City Police detective because of their unability to do what is right for the city and do what batman has done with efficency and prowes. At the end of the film we see Blake dicovering the batcave which was a nearly shot for shot remake of Bruce's discoveration in Batman Begins. Also we see Batman conditioning Blake to take up the cape and cowl by reccomending wearing a mask to fight criminals. The Robin aspect to the film seemed to be a usless attemp at referencing the source matiral but was a plain sign for the audience which said (Blake may become the next Batman or Robin). Nolan has said he will not do another Batman movie many times and will not but this set up for a spinoff may still be the future for bat-fans.
LOL - there won't be any spin-off based on this reality, not a chance. And you forgot the sticky bomb scene: Five seconds then throw, loved it.
what's the purpose of that scene any way? the sticky bomb was some sort of signal for the cops inside it to clear out from the area coz its about to be blew wide open?
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Dan_87 wrote:
m4st4 wrote:
LOL - there won't be any spin-off based on this reality, not a chance. And you forgot the sticky bomb scene: Five seconds then throw, loved it.
what's the purpose of that scene any way? the sticky bomb was some sort of signal for the cops inside it to clear out from the area coz its about to be blew wide open?
Probs.
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RyanRises
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Im100% sure there wont be a spin off but this evidence is very clear. There will probobly be a reboot I n5 or so years with a new batman and everything.
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Caekzor
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Can't wait for
'The Batman Legacy' starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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There Was Never Just One.
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Mr. Caine
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ArmandFancypants wrote:There Was Never Just One.
:lol: :clap:
Taffyman
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Nolan when interviewed on the BBC Radio Five movie show talked about Batman's ultimate sacrifice at the end of this movie, and it makes no sense that the character could have escaped the blast. I think they should have ended there with the blast and maybe a cut to Bruce Wayne's grave and then one of the Batman statue. However the scene where Alfred sees Bruce in the Italian cafe is explained earlier in the film when Alfred tells Bruce he often sits in that cafe and imagines him there. I've a feeling the two little scenes - one with the autopilot and the other with Alfred may have been tacked on by studio interference. However another point is that the Lazarus Pit was also spoken about in the film so resurrection seems something of a theme buried within the subtext.

I loved the film, but thought it was a little long and I don't think Bane was a worthy character.I think The Dark Knight remains Nolan's best Batman movie :batface:
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RyanRises
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The point of Batman is not to remain as one person, it is a symbol that can never die. Bruce may have moved on but we have the man that took up his mantle.
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