Vaulted on Instagram: "While filming Batman Begins in 2005, the crew found themselves moving one of the Tumblers into position for an upcoming scene. Then, without warning, a random car suddenly careened out of a side road and struck the Tumbler, astounding everyone present. According to Christian Bale, the man in question was heavily intoxicated at the time, and apparently panicked upon seeing the Tumbler in person. Through his stupor, the man believed the Batmobile to be some form of alien spa

Movies & TV Shows on Instagram: "Christian Bale gained 100 pounds of muscle after losing weight for a previous role to become Batman in Batman Begins (2005), and Christopher Nolan insisted on practical effects for nearly every scene — from the Batmobile to the Gotham skyline — creating a tactile, grounded version of the superhero world. 🎬 Batman Begins (2005) Genre: Action, Superhero, Drama Follow @scenesbit for more Overview: After witnessing his parents’ murder, Bruce Wayne travels the world

The Dark Knight Trilogy Collection on Instagram: "Batman Begins director Christopher Nolan and production designer Nathan Crowley reinvented the Batmobile as a grounded, militaristic “real car,” starting with rough garage kit-bash models that mixed Lamborghini, Humvee, and stealth bomber influences before being turned into a full-size, 15-foot-long, 2.5-ton, fully drivable machine built from scratch in England. Stunt driver George Cottle was brought in to exploit everything this build could do,