As for Bane in the Dark Knight Rises, both Bane and Batman share a goal in fighting for justice, only that Bane's vision for justice is corrupted and that he wants to fulfill Ra's al Ghul's destiny by destroying Gotham and Batman with it by breaking him.
Bane is the super villain of the third film, and according to our analysis, he is identified with communism/socialism. Looking at Bane, we see that what this character presents is in a way a continuation of the political stance offered in the second film, The Dark Knight, where the Joker was the main villain.
He eventually escapes from prison and returns to Gotham, where he fights alongside Batman to take out a criminal ring that is distributing a Venom derivative to street-level thugs. Following a victory over the criminals, Bane proclaims that he is "innocent" of his past crimes and urges Batman to stop hunting him.
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Why is Bane trying to destroy Gotham?
Bane sees himself as a revolutionary and seeks to overthrow the existing social order, viewing Gotham as a symbol of everything he despises. His ultimate goal is to create chaos and bring about the city's downfall as a form of retribution for what he perceives as its sins.
The Dark Knight Rises reworked Bane's origin, making him a trained member of Ra's al Ghul's League of Shadows whose motivation is to destroy Gotham for its decadence and corruption, finishing his late leader's work. In an act 3 plot twist, the film also makes him the second-in-command of al Ghul's daughter, Talia.
The page everyone remembers from Batman: Knightfall is Bane “breaking the Bat” over his knee. But Bane beat Batman by working smarter, not harder. Bane was able to defeat the Dark Knight physically by first exhausting him spiritually (and, well, also physically).
Judging by the ending of The Dark Knight Rises, Bane is the final villain Christian Bale's Batman ever faces. And it's quite the climatic fight, as Bane clearly has the advantage in physical strength, yet still Batman is able to dodge and strike at all the key moments.
Batman has a number of trying villains in his rogues' gallery, but few that can actually match wits with him. Except for Bane who, on more than one occasion, has proven that he is without a doubt Batman's intellectual equal.
As for Bane in the Dark Knight Rises, both Bane and Batman share a goal in fighting for justice, only that Bane's vision for justice is corrupted and that he wants to fulfill Ra's al Ghul's destiny by destroying Gotham and Batman with it by breaking him.
While the substance often makes Bane practically unstoppable, Venom is also Bane's biggest weakness. Venom gives Bane a huge Achilles' Heel. When the tubes/mask are damaged, severing Bane's Venom supply, he immediately experiences excruciating withdrawal. That intense pain makes Bane easily fallible.
"Bane is someone ravaged by pain from a trauma suffered long ago, and the mask dispenses a type of anesthetic that keeps his pain just below the threshold so he can function.
According to Alfred Pennyworth, Bane was fueled by rage and anger stemming from his harsh upbringing in the Pit. Training with the League appeared to refine this into something more focused, though he was (incorrectly) speculated that to have been excommunicated from it due to his anger.
While Bane's backstory and real name are never revealed in the film, when speaking to Rolling Stone, Nolan confirmed that the mask dispenses an anesthetic that keeps Bane's pain controlled, and the flashback sequence explains the need for this, as the attack in the Pit left him with serious injuries.
Aside from villains like the Joker getting this treatment, one of the more surprising additions is the inclusion of Bane in The Dark Knight Rises. In the comics, he can increase his strength thanks to the dangerous steroid known as Venom.
Bane's Mask is the world-renowned headgear Bane wears to make people care about him and to suppress the constant pain he endures because of the wounds he suffered at The Pit. The pain-killing gas it delivers is so potent that Bane is, for example, able to take punches from rather large individuals without flinching.
Furthermore, Hulk is virtually impervious to all external forms of harm, meaning that Bane would only make him angrier the longer their fight would go. As a result, Bane would easily be pulverized by the Hulk, no matter how much Venom is in his system.
Even without Venom, Bane is stronger than Batman but his strength still does not compare to that of Doomsday. The Kryptonian killer has strength equal to that of the Man of Steel and killed Superman with brute strength. Additionally, Doomsday has gotten stronger whenever he has been resurrected.
It's been established that Joker can move fast in a fight, But the strength difference is too much. And Bane knows martial arts. Bane would destroy Joker in a fist fight.
Bane was dropped on his head numerous times, causing his IQ to be physically lowered. He found interest in reading comic books, of knockoff superheroes. Bane soon found a love of Mexican food, especially tacos. He made it his life mission to taste the perfect taco.
In 2012, writer-director Christopher Nolan addressed the change: "Bane is someone ravaged by pain from a trauma suffered long ago, and the mask dispenses a type of anesthetic that keeps his pain just below the threshold so he can function," he said, according to Batman News.
Gotham City fascinates Bane because, like Peña Duro, fear rules Gotham—but it is the fear of Batman. Bane is convinced that Batman is a personification of the demonic bat which had haunted his dreams since childhood. Therefore, Bane believes fate placed Batman on a collision course with him.
Bane also wears a mask that covers his mouth, but his mask fulfills a purpose outside of terror: Bane's mask provides him with analgesic gas for his immobilizing pain.
