#DARQ ENDING EXPLAINED SERIES#

With Blake taking over the Batcave and plenty of the comics' villains as-yet-unseen in the series, there was a litany of material to make this film series a quadrilogy or even larger. That was for real, and he was just delighted that finally he had freed himself from the privilege but ultimately the burden of being Bruce Wayne.' The fact that Fox later discovers that the autopilot function on the Bat had been restored by Bruce himself certainly lent some credence to Alfred's vision, too.Įven though it's been several years since The Dark Knight Rises closed out Nolan's trilogy, the ending to the film certainly left the door open to more exploration of his grim vision of Gotham City. My personal opinion is no, it was not a dream.

He told Entertainment Weekly, ' was just content with him being alive and left because that was the life he wanted for him.

But Christian Bale says what we saw is what we got. Some fans interpreted this to be another instance of Christopher Nolan spinning top-style trickery and interpreted Wayne's idyllic future as a machination of Alfred's imagination. Indeed, he does find Bruce Wayne there, lunching with Selina Kyle in a serene scene that seems almost too good to be true. Alfred is understandably devastated but heads back to Florence in hopes of finding Wayne there, living out a new life as a quiet family man with his cape left to linger in a distant memory. While Bane was successful in smearing Harvey Dent by taking that speech Gordon wrote and sharing it with everyone, Batman's legacy gives the city another hero to herald in his stead. But he still doesn't know the identity of the big bad just yet.Ĭonsidering the fact that everyone saw him riding away with the bomb, Batman is considered dead and is finally hailed as the hometown hero he was all along. But, as the Batman tends to do, Wayne gathers his strength and trains until he's ready to claw his way out of the inescapable prison and help retake the city. All the while, Wayne is battered and broken, stuck in the well prison and helpless. (Dolt.) Bane overruns the city easily, punishes its upper-crusters in public execution spectacles, and enlists the prisoners of Blackgate Penitentiary as his new hit squad. In other words, he's inadvertently handed the keys that control his potential deadly weapon to the exact person he was trying to protect it from. That was Talia al Ghul, who had disguised herself as Miranda Tate. See, Bane was on a mission to fulfill Ra's al Ghul's mission to take down Gotham City and, as he said in a much-memed moment, 'give it back to the people.' But, no, he's not the legendary child of al Ghul who'd escaped the prison. Before he finds out who Tate really is, he inadvertently puts the exact wrong person in charge of things.

Darq ending explained