For me, it "ESCPAE FROM THE PIT " scene in The Dark Knight Rises
In the movie...
Bruce Wayne was beaten and caged(or Batman) in a pit by the main villain(Bane). His back got healed by an old doctor there and he decide to escape the prison but he failed continuously in the beginning. He didn't knew why he was failing?
So while he was resting, the doctor said, "You can't succeed without the biggest adrenaline i.e. fear of losing (lose, here,is death)"
Bruce replied, "I fear dying here while my city burns"
Doctor ,then, replied "Then escape without the rope and fear will find you again"
Batman did so and finally escaped the pit
THE BIG LESSON: Batman was able to escape because he used the fear as adrenaline to succeed. His feared that if he climbed without the rope, he'll die and his city would destruct. But, doctor advise him to use fear as adrenaline instead of running away it . That rope was actually a safety device he was using thinking it would be protecting him from death but in actually it was stopping him from succeed.
Same goes for our life too,...
Any person can work hard, persevere and remain consistent. But many people still fail after doing so because they are afraid of what would happen if they lose it all if they do what fears them.
But in reality, every hyper-successful person has made it because they did what they were fearful thinking they have nothing to lose and everything to gain. And they win by using fear as an adrenaline.
So what's your favourite movies scene that inspired you?...
In the movie...
Bruce Wayne was beaten and caged(or Batman) in a pit by the main villain(Bane). His back got healed by an old doctor there and he decide to escape the prison but he failed continuously in the beginning. He didn't knew why he was failing?
So while he was resting, the doctor said, "You can't succeed without the biggest adrenaline i.e. fear of losing (lose, here,is death)"
Bruce replied, "I fear dying here while my city burns"
Doctor ,then, replied "Then escape without the rope and fear will find you again"
Batman did so and finally escaped the pit
THE BIG LESSON: Batman was able to escape because he used the fear as adrenaline to succeed. His feared that if he climbed without the rope, he'll die and his city would destruct. But, doctor advise him to use fear as adrenaline instead of running away it . That rope was actually a safety device he was using thinking it would be protecting him from death but in actually it was stopping him from succeed.
Same goes for our life too,...
Any person can work hard, persevere and remain consistent. But many people still fail after doing so because they are afraid of what would happen if they lose it all if they do what fears them.
But in reality, every hyper-successful person has made it because they did what they were fearful thinking they have nothing to lose and everything to gain. And they win by using fear as an adrenaline.
So what's your favourite movies scene that inspired you?...
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