Batman Begins Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

: Bruce's parents take him to see the Opera "Die Fledermaus" than the film "Zorro" as in the comics. Christopher Nolan: "We didn't have Bruce going to see Zorro because a character in a movie watching a movie is very different than a character in a comic book watching a movie."

After the first car chase in "Batman Begins" (2005), during the scene in which Rachel Dawes recovers from the hallucinogen (41 min 45 sec) at the Batcave, Batman speaks to Rachel in the voice of Bruce Wayne.

- We briefly see this guy, referred to as "Mr Zsasz". In DC, Victor Zsasz is a serial killer who marks his body with scars to make tallies of the amount of people he has killed, which can be seen here on his neck and upper chest. He's on screen for 3 seconds and never seen again

One of Carmine Falcone's thugs on trial actually turns out to be Victor Zsasz, a serial killer known for putting notches in his skin for each victim he kills. You can even see the tally marks on his neck

The insignia on the League of Shadows armor appears again later as a strange snow shape on a cliff

When Bruce Wayne sprays his suit black, he was using a black-latex spray which removes the heat signature from appearing on thermal vision/goggles

Every score on the soundtrack is named after a certain genus of bat

Henri Ducard tells Bruce that a criminal and they're motives aren't complicated, which Bruce then uses to reason with Alfred (unsuccessfully) about the Joker in The Dark Knight.

Alfred needs to move some golf clubs out of the way to put Rachel in the car. When he returns back to the mansion he uses the clubs to knock out all the thugs.

(2005) the Joker card was logged into evidence by J. Kerr.

A villain from the comics, Victor Zsasz, makes a short appearance in the film and in a blink or you'll miss it scene, you see scars on the back of his neck which is a tally of the people he has murdered, as he does in the comics.

The scene where Bruce Wayne reads a news about him in the end. As per the news the photograph was taken by David James (still photographer for the movie) and written by Julie Ochipinti (set decorator and art director for the movie)

Young Bruce Wayne's sweater has 3 dots as a design which almost seems like Bat's.

Ducard teaches Bruce to use theatricality to gain an advantage. Later Bruce starts a fire, which distracts Ducard.

The two gun shots that kill Bruce's parents sound almost identical to the soundtrack throughout the trilogy.

During the ending train scene, batman throws something to knock out a window in the front of the train car before using a bomb to blow open the train. This creates a draft so the wind will catch his open cape and he can fly out of the train car.

Bruce Wayne is in prison when he is attacked by a group of inmates. In the next scene, he claims there was seven of them. Ducard/Ra's Al Ghul says there were six. Bruce Wayne was right.

Gordon shows Batman a Joker playing card, which obviously references The Joker but, I realized today that the card was recovered by J. Kerr, an alias of Joker in the comics

Batman breaks a window in the train to create the wind tunnel effect to escape

Rachel is caught off guard meeting Batman and tases him in the chest, but his armor prevents him from being affected by it. Later, when facing off against Scarecrow, Rachel avoids this issue altogether by tasing him in the face instead