Batman Begins What happend to Falcone's driver?

After Falcone sees Batman beating up his guys, he returns to his car and wants his driver to drive him away from the scene. But the driver appears to have been knocked out. At this point, Batman is just finishing up the beating of the guys inside the storage. When/how did Batman find time to go outside the storage, knock the guy out, and get back into the building and keep fighting those guys? He couldn't have done it at any time when Carmine was sitting in the car (since Carmine would've noticed it). The only time Carmine left the car was when he went inside to check on the guys - and Batman was in there beating them up. Bad editing or did I just miss something?

 

Seeing as it was already open, I see no trouble in getting inside the crate. And seeing as he didn't somehow get locked inside it, I see no trouble in getting out of the crate.

And you don't agree that the less continuity errors a movie has, the better? ... I mean, not even for God's sake?

- The acting was not believable!
- It's a movie for God's sake.

- The effects were not believable!
- It's a movie for God's sake.

- The plot was incoherent, contradicting and made no sense!
- It's a movie for God's sake.

- One person was at two places at the same time!
- It's a movie, and there are Batman clones - and Batman can teleport... for God's sake.

BTW, I'm not saying those examples apply to Begins.

That was my first (dumb) rationalization, but that scenario would just be too convenient.

Interesting idea, but I see no evidence of any of the car windows being open - and it didn't seem like a hot day, and I don't know if the guy was smoking, so I don't know why he'd keep a window open. For the sake of rationality (or God), I will assume that was the case though.

Kind of risky knocking out the driver and then heading in to fight the thugs... I mean, what if Carmine said something to the driver, and the driver didn't respond. That would seem a bit fishy to our dear mob boss, no?

 

I abstain from both drugs and alcohol.

The driver died? You know this version of Batman frowns on killing, right? Anyway, it doesn't matter much in what way he was rendered UNCONSCIOUS but rather how it could've happened at all.

Maybe you just don't love and care about movies as much as I do, because you seem afraid to criticize and think of ways something could've been improved whenever it's about a movie you like.

"It's only a [insert whatever]" is just a poor excuse for not doing something better when you easily could've done it better.

 

They weren't constantly watching it. They only turned their attention to it once they heard some sudden noise from it, at which point Batman was probably hurrying out. Also, did you happen to notice how dark it was in there? And I think he had a good amount of time to reposition himself while the other two guys were slowly moving towards the crate. Sure, he was fast, but not so fast that he was in two places at once... which is why I'm asking about what you guys thought happened to the driver. He couldn't have beaten up the thugs and knocked out the driver at the same time, so what happened?

Quite possible. Would be dumb if the driver zoned out in the middle of traffic though...