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-->'''Crane:''' [[https://youtu.be/lzHs9cJ4Bao?t=75 Would you like to see my mask?]] I use it in my experiments. Now probably not frightening to a guy like you, but these crazies, they can't stand it.
-->'''Falcone:''' So when did the nut take over the nuthouse?
-->''(Crane sprays fear gas into Falcone's face; Falcone begins to scream in terror as the gas takes effect: Crane's voice is altered, and the mask appears to move like a real face)''
-->'''Crane:''' ''(in a demonic voice)'' They scream and they cry, much as you're doing now.
-->'''Falcone:''' So when did the nut take over the nuthouse?
-->''(Crane sprays fear gas into Falcone's face; Falcone begins to scream in terror as the gas takes effect: Crane's voice is altered, and the mask appears to move like a real face)''
-->'''Crane:''' ''(in a demonic voice)'' They scream and they cry, much as you're doing now.
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-->'''Crane:''' [[https://youtu.be/lzHs9cJ4Bao?t=75 Would you like to see my mask?]] I use it in my experiments. Now probably not frightening to a guy like you, but these crazies, they can't stand it.
-->'''Falcone:'''it.\\
'''Falcone:''' So when did the nut take over thenuthouse?
-->''(Cranenuthouse?\\
''(Crane sprays fear gas into Falcone's face; Falcone begins to scream in terror as the gas takes effect: Crane's voice is altered, and the mask appears to move like a realface)''
-->'''Crane:'''face)''\\
'''Crane:''' ''(in a demonic voice)'' They scream and they cry, much as you're doing now.
-->'''Falcone:'''
'''Falcone:''' So when did the nut take over the
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''(Crane sprays fear gas into Falcone's face; Falcone begins to scream in terror as the gas takes effect: Crane's voice is altered, and the mask appears to move like a real
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'''Crane:''' ''(in a demonic voice)'' They scream and they cry, much as you're doing now.
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** A bit after the aforementioned fear toxin spray to the face and surviving a nasty fall along with nearly being burned alive. Batman suffers from an equivalent to a ''panic attack'' as Alfred drives to his aid. Bruce doesn't come to from the poison until ''two days later''. On his own birthday none the less.
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-->'''Crane:''' [[https://youtu.be/lzHs9cJ4Bao?t=75 Would you like to see my mask?]] I use it in my experiments. Now probably not frightening to a guy like you, but his crazies, they can't stand it.
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-->'''Crane:''' [[https://youtu.be/lzHs9cJ4Bao?t=75 Would you like to see my mask?]] I use it in my experiments. Now probably not frightening to a guy like you, but his these crazies, they can't stand it.
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* Ra's Al Ghul walks right into Bruce's home and pulls Batman's ''own famous StealthHiBye on him'' with the JumpScare becoming a nasty surprise once the realisation of who that is, starts to sink in.
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* Ra's Al Ghul walks right into Bruce's home and pulls Batman's ''own famous StealthHiBye on him'' with the JumpScare becoming a nasty dirty surprise once the realisation realization of who that is, starts to sink in.
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** The best example is Batman's first night out. Falcone and his men are calmly going about their business, when all of a sudden, one of his men is violently yanked into the dark container with barely a sound. From there, Batman cranks up the mind games, as these men barely have enough time to register what they're up against. One by one, Batman dispatches the armed thugs, and Falcone's driver, like a silent predator stalking his victims, before he proceeds to reveal himself in a crowd of thugs. All we see is a shadow moving at blinding speeds, as he counters every hit and tanks the few that land in a brutal display of hand to hand combat. It's easy to believe that the display that we the audience have seen wasn't the doing of a man, but something beyond that...
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* The [[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] card. At the time the film released, the reveal of the card was considered a moment of awesome, as it was teasing a more realistic version of Batman's arch-enemy showing up in a sequel, something everybody wanted to see. Then ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' was released, and a more realistic version of the Joker was portrayed as an insane, murdering terrorist who ultimately brings Gotham to heel and all but ''defeats the Batman.'' After seeing all that, coming back to this film and watching the card's reveal can only instill a sense of severe dread in those who know just what is coming for the Batman, Gordon and the entire city of Gotham.
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* The [[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] card. At the time the film released, the reveal of the card was considered a moment of awesome, as it was teasing a more realistic version of Batman's arch-enemy showing up in a sequel, something everybody wanted to see. Then ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' was released, and a this more realistic version of the Joker was portrayed as an insane, murdering terrorist who ultimately brings Gotham to heel and all but ''defeats the Batman.'' After seeing all that, coming back to this film and watching the card's reveal can only instill a sense of severe dread in those who know just what is coming for the Batman, Gordon and the entire city of Gotham.
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* The [[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] card. At the time the reveal of the card was considered a moment of awesome, as it was teasing a more realistic version of Batman's arch-enemy showing up in a sequel, something everybody wanted to see. Then ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' was released, and a more realistic version of the Joker was portrayed as an insane, murdering terrorist who ultimately brings Gotham to heel and all but ''defeats the Batman.'' After seeing all that, coming back to this film and watching the card's reveal can only instill a sense of severe dread in those who know just what is coming for the Batman, Gordon and the entire city of Gotham.
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* The [[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] card. At the time the film released, the reveal of the card was considered a moment of awesome, as it was teasing a more realistic version of Batman's arch-enemy showing up in a sequel, something everybody wanted to see. Then ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' was released, and a more realistic version of the Joker was portrayed as an insane, murdering terrorist who ultimately brings Gotham to heel and all but ''defeats the Batman.'' After seeing all that, coming back to this film and watching the card's reveal can only instill a sense of severe dread in those who know just what is coming for the Batman, Gordon and the entire city of Gotham.
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* The [[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] card. At the time the reveal of the card was considered a moment of awesome, as it was teasing a more realistic version of Batman's arch-enemy showing up in a sequel, something everybody wanted to see. Then ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' was released, and a more realistic version of the Joker was portrayed as an insane, murdering terrorist who ultimately brings Gotham to heel and all but ''defeats'' the Batman. After seeing all that, coming back to this film and watching the card's reveal can only instill a sense of severe dread in those who know just what is coming for Batman, Gordon and the entire city of Gotham.
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* The [[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] card. At the time the reveal of the card was considered a moment of awesome, as it was teasing a more realistic version of Batman's arch-enemy showing up in a sequel, something everybody wanted to see. Then ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' was released, and a more realistic version of the Joker was portrayed as an insane, murdering terrorist who ultimately brings Gotham to heel and all but ''defeats'' ''defeats the Batman. Batman.'' After seeing all that, coming back to this film and watching the card's reveal can only instill a sense of severe dread in those who know just what is coming for the Batman, Gordon and the entire city of Gotham.
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* The [[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] card. At the time the reveal of the card was considered a moment of awesome, as it was teasing a more realistic version of Batman's arch-enemy showing up in a sequel, something everybody wanted to see. Then ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' was released, and a more realistic version of the Joker was portrayed as an insane, murdering terrorist who ultimately brings Gotham to heel and ''defeats'' the Batman. After seeing all that, coming back to this film and watching the card's reveal can only instill a sense of severe dread in those who know just what is coming for Batman, Gordon and the entire city of Gotham.
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* The [[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] card. At the time the reveal of the card was considered a moment of awesome, as it was teasing a more realistic version of Batman's arch-enemy showing up in a sequel, something everybody wanted to see. Then ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' was released, and a more realistic version of the Joker was portrayed as an insane, murdering terrorist who ultimately brings Gotham to heel and all but ''defeats'' the Batman. After seeing all that, coming back to this film and watching the card's reveal can only instill a sense of severe dread in those who know just what is coming for Batman, Gordon and the entire city of Gotham.
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* The [[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] card. At the time the reveal of the card was considered a moment of awesome, as it was teasing a more realistic version of Batman's arch-enemy showing up in a sequel, something everybody wanted to see. Then ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' was released, and a more realistic version of the Joker was portrayed as an insane, murdering anarchist who ultimately brings Gotham to heel and ''defeats'' the Batman. After seeing all that, coming back to this film and watching the card's reveal can only instill a sense of severe dread in those who know just what is coming for Batman, Gordon and the entire city of Gotham.
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* The [[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] card. At the time the reveal of the card was considered a moment of awesome, as it was teasing a more realistic version of Batman's arch-enemy showing up in a sequel, something everybody wanted to see. Then ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' was released, and a more realistic version of the Joker was portrayed as an insane, murdering anarchist terrorist who ultimately brings Gotham to heel and ''defeats'' the Batman. After seeing all that, coming back to this film and watching the card's reveal can only instill a sense of severe dread in those who know just what is coming for Batman, Gordon and the entire city of Gotham.
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* The [[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] card. Whilst at the time, the reveal of the card was considered a moment of awesome, as it was teasing a more realistic version of Batman's arch-enemy showing up in a sequel, something everybody wanted to see. Then ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' was released, and a more realistic version of the Joker was portrayed as an insane, murdering anarchist who ultimately brings Gotham to heel and ''defeats'' the Batman. After seeing all that, coming back to this film and watching the card's reveal can only instill a sense of severe dread in those who know just what is coming for Batman, Gordon and the entire city of Gotham.
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* The [[ComicBook/TheJoker Joker]] card. Whilst at At the time, time the reveal of the card was considered a moment of awesome, as it was teasing a more realistic version of Batman's arch-enemy showing up in a sequel, something everybody wanted to see. Then ''Film/TheDarkKnight'' was released, and a more realistic version of the Joker was portrayed as an insane, murdering anarchist who ultimately brings Gotham to heel and ''defeats'' the Batman. After seeing all that, coming back to this film and watching the card's reveal can only instill a sense of severe dread in those who know just what is coming for Batman, Gordon and the entire city of Gotham.
