Why would they build prison like that

Why didn't they just put a heavy metal grate on top of it?

So you could make this thread. It's all connected

why would they make a movie like that

where did they get food and water?

gypsies stole it

finally addressing the issue of prison rape

DO NOT QUESTION THE LOGIC OF CAPESHIT

FISH FISH PASTA PASTA

They ate bugs and rain

Someone has to bring them supplies every now and again, food and clothing etc

>BASARA BASARA DESU DESU
wtf Nolan

>intermediate wall-climbers hole
It was perfectly climbable until the nearly impossible jump at the end, the only reason batmen and Bane made it is because they're ubermensch

nobody has to do that, actually

You're right. They was kangz.

>build
it was a hole in the ground

did the hole in the ground have sewerage or were the prisoners just swimming in their own shit?

yes, a naturally occurring hole in the ground made of stone and prison cells

you can build cells in holes, people literally lived in holes before history started

It was a metaphor for a butt hole. Also they should have just slowly dug out a ramp hole

The ancient Romans had some prisons where it was a room in the ground with a hole in the roof and a much smaller hole in the corner to shit and piss in. They would rope down food and water.

you just dig more holes, shit in those

It's low maintenance as fuck. All you have to do it throw food down. It's up to the prisoners to figure out ways to deal with their shit

They had this in the Spartacus TV show. I think it was Gods of the Arena. One of the characters hired a mass murderer and they had to fetch him from a hole in the ground.

Say what you will about the movie as a whole, but the scene where Bruce makes the jump, with the Batman theme kicking in while all of the spectators start flipping their shit, is hype as hell

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yes, they have. unless the prisoners have gardens or don't just eat the weakest, there has to be someone to bring them food.

and even if they eat each other, there has to be someone throwing the people down there in the first place.

not so impressive knowing that a 9yo girl did it before

wait, bane was a girl!?!?!?!

The real question is why someone would shoot a man, before throwing him out of a plane

Not only that, but I'm sure you have to be in good health to even attempt the climb

Seriously though it's because they were flying very close to the ground to avoid being detected by radar and they could easily have survived the fall, people have survived falling out of commercial planes flying at 30,000 feet without a parachute

It's explained in the film, it's worse to have hope and lose it, than never have it in the first place

did you miss the whole plot point about the mask injecting testosterone for transitioning?

just wallrun bro

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He didn't actually throw them out of the plane tho it was just for intimidation, plus the prisoners had masks on so they couldn't see how high up they were

Only Peggy Hill

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Kek

Psychological torture. Nothing is worse than giving false hope to a desperate man.

It was the Nolan version of the Lazarus pit. That's why Batman was fully healed when he emerged.

This but unironically

>being inside a big hole then climbing out of it will heal a broken back

Bane didn’t make the jump. It was the girl that worked with him

more importantly, why did it take bane ages to get out but batman just a day
is batman that much more powerful than bane?

>The Pit has been interpreted as an homage to both Peña Duro (the prison where Bane grew up in the comics), and the Lazarus Pit, a pit filled with chemicals that have the ability to instantly heal the human body and resurrect the dead, which Ra's al Ghul uses to maintain his immortality. Seeming references to the Lazarus Pit in the film include: 1. Bruce healing from his injured back after being placed there by Bane (albeit over a period of 5 months); 2. A hallucination of Ra's al Ghul telling Bruce that "there are many forms of immortality", hinting that he is "immortal" through the birth of his daughter who was born in the Pit; 3. The death of Ra's al Ghul's wife in the Pit, who lost both of his wives (one of whom was Talia's mother) because of the Lazarus Pit in the comics; 4. The apparent insanity of the prisoners who killed Talia's mother, a common side effect of the Lazarus Pit.

Why would Bane break his enemy's back, then put him into a Lazarus Pit that would heal his injury?

Because TDKR is trash save for the opening scene

How did Bane get out then?

YOU ARE IN HELL
AND I
AM THE DEVIL

To break his spirit and prolong suffering

Yeah but then how would the prisoners pay them off if they just throw the supplies down the hole and never interact with them? Use your brain user.

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>"Torture?"
>"Yes, but not of your body"

Isn't there a TV and electricity too?
There has to be somebody paying for that.

this is allegedly an old prison, and sorry to bust your 1st worlder bubble fren but prisons a few centuries ago, specially in colonies, were literally a hole where they waited for you to die.

Because it makes for good allegories.

She came back for him when she found her father.

>people have survived falling out of commercial planes flying at 30,000 feet without a parachute
how much fucking anime have you been watching?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vesna_Vulović

Not him but it's possible. Of course, literally every factor has to go right, but there have been a few odd cases of it happening.

a prison like this is pointles because it doesn't reeducate adn enable hte prisoners to come back to society good fucntional persons its so poitnsless punishemtn

69 lol also Bane was made by the prison so the prison is good for making societies

Stop feeding him

Climbing like that would make you jacked and really formidable. Perfect for cons who have plans when they get out

A prison that is a hole in the ground is called an oubliette.

and a smartass like you is called a faggot

More importantly who’s in charge and why would they let Bruce Wayne get away?

>they
to this day I still don't know who "THEY" are

the hooked nosed ones

She didn't fall out of the plane, she fell in the plane. Not exactly the same thing.

just turn off your brain

i dont get it, why don't people like rises

Are you talking about the people who have last names ending in Stein?

such a shit movie

B**mers

It's clearly not in Middle East, looks more like Mongolia or Kazakstan

I was like 80% sure that it was explicitly stated to be in Kazakhstan

>hey I made a grappling hook, lets get out of here.

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why didnt they just build a ladder

more like just off your brain

u sound kind of like jordab b petergriffin

bane never made the jump dummy

>Bravo Nolan

Bane had him treated regardless of Lazarusness, he specifically wanted to keep him alive to torture him psychologically. Presumably since bane could not escape the pit he thought batman wouldn't be able to either.

The Dark Knight Rises is an amalgamation of different comic books.

The prison is Nolan's version of the Lazarus Pit. based on comic books The Cult and
Batman: Birth of the Demon.

In Batman: Birth of the Demon comic book, an injured Bruce Wayne winds up in The Pit, undergoes a form of rejuvenation and emerges in the desert with a fresh lease of life

Lazarus Pits are natural phenomena in the DC Comics universe. They are commonly used by Ra's al Ghul for their restorative powers and used to save the lives of those close to death.

Bruce's actions in the film also reflect those in The Cult comic book, where he escapes from his subterranean prison and goes into exile for a prolonged period of time, leaving the city under the governorship of his enemies while he physically and mentally recuperates from his ordeal.

In The Cult comic book, Batman gets captured by Deacon Blackfire and is broken, both mentally and physically. He's imprisoned underground and at one point gets hanged by his arms for days, much like how the older prisoner in the Pit hangs Bruce by his back to help him heal.

In The Cult the imprisoned Batman is forced to hear legends about Deacon Blackfire's origins, which may or may not be true. The film uses a similar expository device whereby Bruce learns about Bane's supposed origins from the other prisoners in the Pit.

He then trains himself in preparation to return, and we are told: "The Dark Knight will yet rise from the ashes of defeat."

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To complete the metaphor about fear of death