Like i said, maybe he did just go in as a child or there was more than 1 child born there. I was just pointing out something they had in the movie that helped fuel the idea that Bane was the child that escaped.
She's not 100% in focus because the focus is obviously about Bruce, but it is definitely her.
Without question that is her. but i feel like it was still a very open ending which can go either way. thats all i'm saying.
Are you sure about that? I believe Catwoman told him to eject from the plane over the water and he told her he couldn't because the auto-pilot was broken. Only we found out at the end he had fixed the auto-pilot. It's pretty straight forward.
I think you're reaching and/or want to believe he is dead. And you have Inception all wrong. It is completely ambiguous and certainly not 100% obvious in either direction. I'm not going to argue what happened in that movie because that is not the point, but to say the ending to Inception was "100% obvious" is to contradict the very sentiment that Nolan is great at leaving the endings of these films open to interpretation.
There are only plotholes the moment you refuse to suspend disbelief. And if you are going to do that at all, you might as well turn the movie off after the first wall he kicks through.
So your telling me that his kids stayed the same age and wore the same clothes and did the same movent of running out of focus twice? i dont think so. it was clear after putting shit together what the ending really was but not everyone catches on to shit like that and Nolan knows it. so for most people that is a 50/50 of what happened but going back and looking at details it shows what it really is.
I can care less if he's dead or not i just feel like he died in that plane. too many plotholes if he was alive and not many if he's dead IMO. he looked dead (maybe from blood loss) before the bomb even went off. dude looked like he was dying the entire end fight and i feel something inside him wanted to die saving that city. Wayne has a creepy type of love for that city and your telling me he's going to up and leave and retire. it just doesnt seem likely and shit's never that simple in a Nolan movie. i feel they kept the movie open for whatever ending you want. he could easily be alive or he can easily be dead.
they setup the whole dead thing by Alfred talking about his fantasy that he would always fantasize him being there and that he would've been happy and would've made it. They set it up by Talia stabbing him and twisting the blade right in his ribs. that would kill anyone. and it set it up by them showing him in The Bat seconds before the bomb went off. Shit even alfred called him out on wanting to die saving the city and Alfreds never wrong when it comes to Wayne. also why would selina go on a vacation and live rich when she despised that shit? shit even wayne didnt like it, he mainly used uit as a front so knowone would believe he was batman.
They also easily set it up for him being alive aswell. maybe he did survive that vicious knife wound, maybe he did eject himself out of the air before the bomb went into the ocean. Maybe he really went to italy with some savings he had stashed away off the books.
I honestly think it could go either way and until Nolan says otherwise i think he purposely made it this way.