25 Iconic Quotes By Batman From All His Movies

Your actions define your character. We come to be known by what we do, and not by who we really are. Actions show what we can really become.

Things in life become possible when someone does it. Thus, we can remove the impossible and make it possible.

When we fall down, we have a set up. We need to pick ourselves up to rise. When we rise above it, we succeed.

When we rise, we can achieve what we want. When we fall down, we are behind our goals. We rise to overcome our challenges.

When you kill someone, you become the killer as well. This happens irrespective of our circumstances.

People are powerful when they overcome odds. This is possible by never giving up. It gives strength to our resilience.

The deeds you do when alive determines how we will be remembered. You should do things which make you remembered well by others.

When we live with rules, it holds us back. By living without rules, you live freely. We do things which pleases us.

Your weaknesses can be turned into strengths. This is done by overcoming them and having confidence to use them.

Truth is not always good. We need to be reassured from time to time. Although it may be lies, it gives us confidence to do things.

A hero doesn’t necessarily have to have powers to be one. The smallest things he does for others makes him one.

People have limitations in life. They can be overcomed as well. When they do this, they have no fears.

We often think we can’t do things, but we end up doing them. When we believe in ourselves, we can do anything. When you achieve it, you look back at your fears and laugh at it.

Often things don’t go the way we want. Instead of feeling bad about it, we should use this opportunity to do something new.

Tim Burton’s Batman was one of the first darkest on-screen adaptations of The Caped Crusader. As he sets out to fight crime in the dead of night, he doesn’t harm the criminals but instead asks them to spread the word that there is a masked bat in town to stop all of them,

Normal isn’t really the best word to describe Gotham. The city’s filled with the most abnormal inhabitants, from masked vigilantes dressed as bats and cats to criminal clowns and an army of penguins trying to take over the city. Gotham is the furthest from normal.

This line was first used by the joker before he kills his victims just because he likes the sound of it. Later, as Batman comes to defeat him, he uses it back on him, as a form of poetic justice.

The Joker’s only aim was to prove that there’s a Joker within us all, that deep down, we have a demon laying dormant and all it takes is just a push. He unleashed chaos upon the city with all his twisted plans until Gotham was taken over by madness. But in the end, the people proved that they were better than that, that no matter what happens, there’s always goodness within us all.

Batman was a symbol of hope, justice and strength. But more than that, he was ready to be whatever Gotham needed to be. He started off as a hero but was then turned into a villain who went rogue. The Caped Crusader was the hero that Gotham deserves but not the one that it needed back then.

Fear was a theme explored consistently in The Dark Knight Trilogy. Bruce, who was afraid of bats, donned the mantle of Batman just so he can use his own fear against his enemies. The fear of death was what drove Bruce to rise from The Pit and make his way out. By using his fear to his advantage, Bruce found strength and power that he never knew he had.

Bruce Wayne was flesh and blood; a petty billionaire, philanthropist and playboy. He could never have been a symbol of hope. He could have been able to inspire the people of Gotham to rise above their fears and shake off their apathy. By being batman, a faceless entity, he could achieve that.

Bruce Wayne was just a man, a human in flesh and blood. He was mortal and fragile. But as Batman, he could be a symbol, an idea of justice and hope. And ideas are immortal, incorruptible and everlasting. Ideas are bulletproof.

The Joker did all he could to cause chaos in Gotham. But in the end, even as the city was blanketed by a frenzy of barbaric madness, the people were able to rise above their fears and let the goodness within them shine. It was proof that even in our darkest days, we can always rely on the goodness that lies within us.

No matter how many times he faced failure, Batman was ready to get back up and face whatever foes he may have to handle. It wasn’t about losing or winning, it was about showing the people that there is always hope. That one can always stand back up no matter what.

Bane was the arch-nemesis of Batman in the final movie of The Dark Knight Trilogy. His reputation as a mercenary was intimidating and he had next set his eyes on Gotham to carry on the will of Ra’s Al Ghul. It was time for Batman to come out of hiatus and stand up for Gotham once again.