How do we draw the blurred line between seeking justice and revenge? Let's analyze the web of morality in Christopher Nolan's 'Batman Begins' and reassess the meaning of morality as Bruce Wayne faces many ethical dilemmas.

Justice, sacrifice and power all shape the dark world of Gotham City. The philosophical underpinnings of 'Batman Begins' suggest that violence and morality is much more complex than they seem. Here, we break down the perspectives of characters like Falcone, Ducard, Ra's Al Ghul and Bruce Wayne himself, as well as the deeper meaning of the film and its moral implications.

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