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What rank does Jim Gordon hold in the beginning of batman begins?
The rank that Jim Gordon holds in the beginning of Batman Begins is commissioner. At other parts of the Batman story, he becomes detective, captain, and lieutenant.
Who was born August 29 1994?
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Is joker in Batman begins?
No, but he is mentioned at the end of the film by Gordon.
Why does batman talk with a deeper voice than Bruce?
So people (ie Commissioner Gordon) who meet them both Batman and Bruce Wayne won't realise its the same person.
Why did Batman Choose Harvey instead of Rachel?
He wanted to save Rachel, he clearly says he's going after her when Gordon asks. Then Gordon says to his men to go to 250 52nd street, where they think Harvey is. Therefore Gordon and his men go to where they think Harvey is, and Batman goes to where he thinks Rachel is. Therefore, the only logical explanation to why Batman appears where Harvey is is that the Joker knew that Batman would choose to go after Rachel, so he switched the two places. He lied. So that in the end, both Batman and Harvey are messed. This is never explicitly said in the movie I don't think, it just takes rewatching that scene a few times.
