Ra's al Ghul

During the train scene, Nolan shows a tracking shot of long black armor with spikes go forward and back punching Ra's Al Ghul. Nolan uses this detail because most people relate spikes to be dangerous and painful and these being on batman's arm is showing that the representation is quite literal. This is shown when Batman punches Ra's Al Ghul with one arm and uses the other arm for strangling him. The color of Batman's suit is black, conveying the idea of isolation and fear. A dark color such as black is also practical and helps Batman to blend in with the dark environment. This is different to Ra's Al Ghul who wears less practical and more formal attire such as a light black suit. The backlighting in the scene reflects of batman's suit creating a sense of mystery as the light flashes across the scene as batman is in action. With the diegetic sound of the tight clothes making contact with human flesh and the whoosh off a slightly loosened cape showing that batman wasn’t ready for this fight so his costume isn't on one hundred percent and that this is different to how batman Is seen with his armour and cape being completely tightened showing in this scene that Ra's Al Ghul has caught batman off guard and that his city is in imminent danger that he hasn’t had time to dress…

just human. The interaction between Bruce and Ra’s Al Ghul has challenged my ideas about justice. It made me think about the interactions between these two characters. Early in the film, Bruce finds himself at the League of Shadows hideout in search of a new path. This is where he loses his fears of bats. Bruce didn’t agree with the methods of the league, Ducard tells Bruce, “When Gotham falls, the other cities will follow in short order. Nature’s balance will be restored and Man will finally…

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