Bruce Wayne / Batman is the main character in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy of films, starting with Batman Begins (2005), then The Dark Knight (2008) and finishing with The Dark Knight Rises (2012).
As Batman tells Gordon that he'll take the fall for Dent's crimes, Alfred bur...
After Bruce Wayne is in a car accident, he asks Commissioner Gordon if he sho...
When the Joker crashes the fundraiser Wayne holds for Dent, he puts a knife t...
Durning Dent's fund raiser, Bruce tell's Rachel that he's ready to give up on...
As Batman tells Gordon that he'll take the fall for Dent's crimes, Alfred bur...
Alfred is upset that Bruce is giving in to the Joker.
Gordon tries to talk Batman out of taking the fall for Dent's crimes.
Bruce makes a grand entrance to the fund raiser he's thrown Dent.
In the penthouse, Bruce is about to share his reason for the holding the fund...
Bruce jokes with Alfred over whether he is an accomplice or not.
Batman shows Lucius his database of every phone in Gotham.
Alfred has a few gems of wisdom and a bit of insight that Bruce lacks, and is...
Filled with rage, anxious to save Rachel and Dent, Batman goes out of bounds,...
Joker tells Batman that he is going to have to choose who to save, either Har...
Bruce confesses to Rachel that he believes in Harvey as Gotham's Hero.
Alfred question the cause of the wound that he's stitching up on Bruce's arm.
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