Mobrien316

17th Jan 2007

Batman Begins (2005)

Question: This line is included in the quotes section "They told me there was nothing out there, nothing to fear. But the night my parents were murdered I caught a glimpse of something. I've looked for it ever since. I went around the world, searched in all the shadows. And there is something out there in the darkness, something terrifying, something that will not stop until it gets revenge. Me." I don't remember hearing this line once in the movie. Is it in a deleted scene or something?

Answer: That quote is from the trailer.

Mobrien316

24th Jul 2005

Batman Begins (2005)

Question: I was wondering about the final scene between Ghul and Batman. Batman says he doesn't have to save him and lets him fall in the train and the microwave generator explode. Despite this film being closer to the comics than the previous films, isn't this still against the "code" Batman adheres to in the comics? This was one of the reasons Bruce Wayne has to stop Jean-Paul Valley's new Batman in the Knightfall/Knightsend series. (Valley had let someone die).

Answer: In the Knightfall series, Valley chose to go after a bad guy instead of go to the assistance of an innocent. In Batman's view of things, that is a lot different (and a lot worse) than simply chosing not to rescue a bad guy from a train about to crash.

Mobrien316

Answer: Ghul also put himself in this position. Had Batman CAUSED him to end up on the train, Batman probably would have saved him. Also, this man wouldn't have stopped. He basically admitted to plunging an entire city into poverty and crime. While Bruce would never kill anyone willingly...meh.

JokerInTheBronx

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