Batman Begins

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Some directors seem to think that all forms of explosives make giant balls of fire, making no distinction between high explosives and incendiaries.

Takes out half the people in this movie by descending from above

Ra's al Ghul and the members of the League of Shadows wear black, ninja-like gear.

"He goes by the name of The Joker"

The entire police department is crooked... except for one man. That's why you get so many speeding tickets.

Rachel Dawes is saved and cured by Batman once she is poisoned by Scarecrow.

It's why he becomes the batman.

A character of the show/movie leads a double life (secret agent, daredevil, etc.) that the main cast they are associated with is unaware of.

The Scarecrow's drug causes Batman to have nightmares which the viewer witnesses in the film.

Batman

The unsentimental view of crime. Used mainly to describe detectives.

If someone knows more information about you than they should, red flags should be going up everywhere.

Adding a massive and impossible amount of rain to a setting adds to the feeling of despair and foreboding nature. Combined with an urban setting and you have instant noir and depression!

In nearly every film that features some kind of huge explosion, this overly used phrase is guaranteed to be said by somebody.

saves dude while sliding down ice.

You can see them, but turn away for a moment and they'll suddenly be gone when you look back.

The hero can take out a whole army alone.

Sure, most REAL programs might be dull to look at in a film. But all those extraneous readouts/dials/random graphics can't do anything but hinder your tech-crime spree/government investigation/robot suit.

The hero equips their gear through a montage.

Bruce Wayne trades coats with a hobo.

Ra's Al Ghul has a long, detailed conversation with Bruce Wayne before burning down Wayne Manor and leaving him to die.

Lucius Fox (MORGAN FREEMAN)

I'm sure what you're saying is badass, but I can't hear what it is.

Bruce Wayne learns martial arts and ninjitsu up in the mountains with Liam Neeson.

The Blue flower that Bruce picked, that was made into fear toxin.

A corollary of Too Stupid to Live, characters fleeing or hiding from something/someone known to be terrible and murderous will hear a thump, scream or other obvious noise nearby and move closer to investigate instead of running away. Darwin Awards are sure to follow.

The wise old sage is a character who has gone through life taking notes about the intricacies of each and every possible situation one might face, so that when they grow old and are tasked with rearing and the proper upbringing of a teenage, angsty, nonchalant wimp, their accrued knowledge shall help to mold and create this young ward through monotonous exercises and the occasional proverb. Think Mr. Miyagi and Daniel-San.