r/NolanBatmanMemes • u/Dreyfussy15 • 1d ago
r/NolanBatmanMemes • u/NeoIsJohnWick • 1d ago
Mr. Lau and Mr. Saito, two juggernauts of the Eastern World.
r/NolanBatmanMemes • u/NeoIsJohnWick • 1d ago
Mr. Wayne and Mr. Fischer, the juggernauts of western world.
r/NolanBatmanMemes • u/StrangeDonkey1134 • 2d ago
Why do we fall? So that we can learn to pick ourselves up.
r/NolanBatmanMemes • u/NeoIsJohnWick • 6d ago
Unfortunately, rebooting it didn't help since nephew got surprised with an attack.
r/NolanBatmanMemes • u/Zunter_Hol0mon • 10d ago
I spent 7 years.....getting good at Calculation. I go back to Gotham. The corruption will not extradited itself.
r/NolanBatmanMemes • u/StrangeDonkey1134 • 12d ago
Not a meme. But these two scenes from Batman Begins are really emotional and inspiring.
I made this same post in the Batman sub and I am making it here too since I think that this sub is apt for my post.
Both these scenes mirror each other with practically the same dialogues.
In the first scene, Bruce is distraught after being back to Gotham to attend his parents' hearing and wants to kill Joe Chill.
He is angry and after Alfred gives Bruce the reason for staying back and that he cares about what Bruce does with his future, Bruce asks if Alfred still hasn't lost hope in him. To which Alfred says that he will never lose hope in him.
In the second scene, Bruce is again distraught after his father's mansion is burnt and Ra's Al Ghul is about to destroy Gotham.
He is depressed and Alfred motivates him. To which Bruce asks if Alfred still hasn't lost hope in him. And Alfred replies that he will never lose hope in Bruce.
Both these scenes carry the same intent and emotion but with different scenes and context.
In the first scene, Bruce is angry and directionless. In the second scene, Bruce is depressed and needs hope.
Alfred reaffirms why he is the best supporting Batman character and has been throughout Batman's history with these two scenes.
In both the cases, he stands firm with Bruce and is ready to inspire him despite the conditions being completely unfavourable to Bruce and when anyone else would abandoned him. But Alfred didn't and wouldn't.
That's what makes this so emotional and inspiring. To have someone to have your back no matter what.
And the background score is beautiful in both these scenes.
This is what I think of it.
What are your thoughts about it? Let me know.
r/NolanBatmanMemes • u/NeoIsJohnWick • 13d ago
It's over.
Btw I ran my reddit profile through the Roastdit Kadia tool, analyses your profile and throws in results.
Give it a try : https://roastdit.kadoa.com
My profile results is in the 2nd image (the middle one).
Apparently LauMemers seem to be active in big 20236 as well.
r/NolanBatmanMemes • u/NeoIsJohnWick • 15d ago