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Josh Stewart as Barsad
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He's my soul mate.
He was good, but what happened to him?
Truth is, sometimes I miss you so bad I can hardly stand it. - Jack Twist
Shot by Foley (at least that's what it was cut to look like)Monicabbm wrote:He was good, but what happened to him?
hum... thankshotsauce32 wrote:Shot by Foley (at least that's what it was cut to look like)Monicabbm wrote:He was good, but what happened to him?
Truth is, sometimes I miss you so bad I can hardly stand it. - Jack Twist
The way he smiles devilishly when CIA Op says "Bane" during the prologue is unparalleled. Deserves a Best Background Character nomination imho.
Why was he scared during the first sewer scene with Bane?
Amazing character. Loved him ever since the prologue in December. It's my favorite background character.
And for that I wasn't sorry to hear Talia say, "Shoot them. Shoot them all."hotsauce32 wrote:Shot by Foley (at least that's what it was cut to look like)Monicabbm wrote:He was good, but what happened to him?
I wish Barsad's end would have been in protecting Bane instead of Talia.I assumed that he was concerned for Bane's safety since it was, after all, Batman that he was fighting, someone trained by the same LOS that trained Bane. But then, of course, Barsad really had little to worry about in that regard.aeioulul wrote:Why was he scared during the first sewer scene with Bane?
Oh, yeah. Totally devilish like, "You're in for a show, dude. Be careful what you wish for."aaron wrote:The way he smiles devilishly when CIA Op says "Bane" during the prologue is unparalleled. Deserves a Best Background Character nomination imho.
My Bane origins saga: http://www.nolanfans.com/forums/viewtop ... 16&t=11993
Uhm, no. I mean the first scene with Gordon where he gave Bane the GPS thingy (Don't know what that is) He's really worried in that scene.Baniac wrote:And for that I wasn't sorry to hear Talia say, "Shoot them. Shoot them all."hotsauce32 wrote:
Shot by Foley (at least that's what it was cut to look like)
I assumed that he was concerned for Bane's safety since it was, after all, Batman that he was fighting, someone trained by the same LOS that trained Bane. But then, of course, Barsad really had little to worry about in that regard.aeioulul wrote:Why was he scared during the first sewer scene with Bane?
Oh, yeah. Totally devilish like, "You're in for a show, dude. Be careful what you wish for."aaron wrote:The way he smiles devilishly when CIA Op says "Bane" during the prologue is unparalleled. Deserves a Best Background Character nomination imho.
