Can you see batman eject

In the aftermath, Batman is presumed dead and honoured as a hero. While vacationing in Florence, Alfred discovers that Bruce is alive and in a relationship with Kyle.

This is why the sort-offish epilogue revealed that Bruce Wayne is indeed alive, which means that he survived the explosion. Yet, Nolan has included hints on how Batman had done it, and that explains — generally — how Batman managed to survive.

We have that explanation for you. He was last shown to be in the vehicle 12 seconds before the explosion, or 2. The second point of debate was the autopilot, which needed to be fixed. He obviously set the autopilot — which we now know was functional — so the vehicle would continue flying away at top speed while he ejected safely from it.

So in ten seconds, a craft travelling in the air at mach 2 would cover around four miles. As for the neutron bomb, it is a peculiar bomb that releases a great deal of radiation without causing quite as much blast damage as other bombs. All of these facts offer an explanation on how Batman survived. Also, if he went down into the water, that would actually also help provide some shielding against the radiation from the blast, since water absorbs and shields against radiation.

But, in high resolution all pieces come together So, if I got this mindfood right, then I have my explanation about this last Batman's scene in trilogy: This is the last we see the real batman in the movie. This shot captured Bruce's point of view, struggling with The bat to take higher ground. This shot captured Blake's point of view of this situation. He's in anticipation of showing batman, and saving them all. This and next shots are showing situation from aside, so how it really was and happened.

Clearly in shot by shot we see Batman falling down and then opening his cape similiar to this: and the bat makes it turn in such a traectory, so it really was not planned in a cutroom and postproduction. Next one is Blake sees The bat with the device and he knows that it's batman and he trying to save them, because so little time has left. And exactly after this, all we see is Blake's point of view, his toughts, minds and expectations. We already saw batman have been gliding even before the bat crossed the river, but Blake simply can't see picture at whole, so he sees this: When city is saved, Blake begins to understand what will happen to The Gotham's savior: He sees Bruce is excepting what he did and how it turns to saved Gotham as his own soul But clocks is ticking, and no time left And then we see this.

Blake in this movie is a character which shares significance almost as much as Bruce is. Blake is shining example of who must be perfect Batman. A new toy has been revealed that might help to shine some light on a scene that has been creating much confusion and controversy among Dark Knight Rises viewers. We see Batman flying away from the city in the Bat, and the mushroom cloud far away from the city after the bomb explodes.

Initially, we're led to believe that there was no autopilot on The Bat and that Batman perished in the blast.