Did you ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight? | Batman [4k, 30th Anniversary Edition]
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2019
- Batman 4K Blu-ray (30th Anniversary Edition) (1989)
Scene: Did you ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?
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Storyline: The Dark Knight of Gotham City begins his war on crime with his first major enemy being the clownishly homicidal Joker.
Director: Tim Burton
Cast: Michael Keaton (Batman / Bruce Wayne), Jack Nicholson (Joker / Jack Napier), Kim Basinger (Vicki Vale), Billy Dee Williams (Harvey Dent), Michael Gough (Alfred), Robert Wuhl (Alexander Knox), Pat Hingle (Commissioner Gordon)
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" It's like we were meant for each other, beauty and the beast. Although, if anyone else calls you beast, i'll rip their lungs out. "
Wheezy fun fact: joker from the animated series would say “I’ll rip his lungs out!” In the episode “joker’s wild”
it's just a bit of frizzly hair, I think he was going too far lol
The Joker always knows what to say to the ladies 😂
Same damn thing i told my ex-girlfriend when we hooked up.
that lines quote i still remember until now..hahaha
I always liked how Batman blends in with the dark in these movies. He looks so intimidating and haunting like a entity. They definitely nailed his look in this movie.
Alon Kilci 0:43 so am I.
Shut up nerd. This version of Batman is pathetic.
@@godphoenix66x No appreciation for classics.
@@moseslalmuanpuia8988 I do have an appreciation for classics. Just the ones that are actually good. There's nothing classic about Tim Burton garbage.
@@godphoenix66x Then why are you here?
1:01 The only man in history to ever get the jump on Batman...and he messes it up beautifully.
Idk the goon that grabs his thrust gets quite a jump on him as well
Why does the big chest woman attacking in the dictator remind me of the black goon attacking Batman???
That dude is the DSP Gaming of Batman goons lol
I just realized that goon was the guy holding the boom box in the museum scene earlier in the movie.
@@icecsm16 yeah lAwrence is in more than one scene
I really don't get the hate some people have for this scene. The reason why Batman gets beat up in this scene is because he's wounded and bleeding. He literally just survived the Batwing crashing and exploding with him inside it, and he just spent the past ten minutes or so climbing nearly an endless feet of stairs. There's a reason we see blood on his face and walking all slowly. He's not in the proper condition to fight. At the end of the day he's only human, he's not perfect. Earlier in the movie when he took on the Joker's gang in the alley he owned them like a badass.
@Luke Grace the other guy explained it perfectly. He just survived a plane crash and walked up a tall flight of stairs. He has blood on his face, so he isn't at 100% percent.
Fang Gangsta Coyote I personally love this sort of stuff, like when Spider-Man is battle worn and he’s almost killed by the Green Goblin at the end.
Luke Grace Whilst that is true, Burton etc had to incorporate a proper final fight/ showdown scene as it’s part of the structure of all films. And since Joker’s not really up to Batman’s level of strength etc it wouldn’t be much of a challenge to Batman in a fight so giving him a proper challenge w the henchman in the final fight for Batman to overcome makes more sense from the writers’ point of view.
@Luke Grace sure but it's also possible that some of his weapons could be damaged from the crash. Plus he didn't really have much time to react considering the bad guy took him by surprise and how close they are while fighting.
@@godphoenix66x go away kid
1:01 30 years later I still laugh when that thug goes through the floor.
Yeah
Right way to hilarious
Rip lawrence
Same. 😂😂😂
I remember seeing a rare movie screening of this movie for the 30th Anniversary, and almost everyone bursted out laughing at that scene, including me!! Lol
The moment Batman tells Joker his own line, Joker snaps out of his insanity for a moment and becomes Jack N. again
The bit in Vicki's flat where Joker says the dance with the devil line to Bruce he sounds like his serious old Jack Napier self for a few seconds.
When.
I like how he tries to pass the double murder off as "Hey, I was a kid..."
It's Jack Nicholson being himself in this film like so many others before he did Batman.
@@williamshaw9047 He wasn't lying though, he was just a jack-boy in those days. A henchman trying to get Boss Grissum's attention through his violent deeds and numerous crimes.
"Did you ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?"
Top 10 most memorable quotes
Also "Never rub another mans rhubarb"
I see you all over youtube
Actually I doubt it's even in the top 100 quotes all time.
I say it all the time
"Wait'll they get a load of me"
Fun fact: The black strongman who beats up Batman in this scene is actually inspired by/based off the Joker thug who beats up Commissioner Gordon in Batman: The Killing Joke before Gordon was kidnapped. That was one of the inspirations Burton took from that novel and he tried to make a character/fight scene resembling him.
Because the killing joke is one of his favorites
I remember he was a boss in the Gotham Cathedral as well in the Batman game back in the day. I think most of the known goons were.
Okkkkk... that makes sense since i always felt weird that this random joker thug could just take on THE BATMAN so easy... i wish burton could hyped him up earlier in the movie... like have the joker say out loud that he needs some heavy duty hitters for this bat fella then have this black dude breaking brick with his bare hands or some shit to show how much of a bad muddafukka he is... Thanks for putting up on game with the Bat lore.
The Killing Joke sucks
@@sjorshoeijmans5442 SAY THAT AGAIN😠😠😠😠😡😡😡
0:43 remember when this played in the LEGO Batman video game
AH YES,sweer memories.
RIP lawrence
What a memories
Dang son I was 6 when I played that and the Soundtracks of this movie are in the game
Ps2 greatest times
Batman straight up killed that man who hit his head on the bell and fell hundreds of stories down.
He Had A Bell End
Sailor Mercury 2:54-2:56 see ya!
paul jackson 2:53 👍🏻
Si Dunue it’s funny because they pick and choose what inaccuracies they want to complain about
He straight up blew that chemical factory up with dozens of people in it, he also does a strafing run on a busy street and kills another dozen lol
What I love about Tim Burton and co's approach to this version of Batman is that the climax drags on a little longer with an additional action scene that takes an unconventional route of being both hard core and dark, and yet whimsical. The uniqueness and unconventionality of it all is all done to such an astounding effect. And that Danny Elfman tune is awesome!!!
Only Burton can put a waltz as a background music during a fight scene. Meaning that the most important thing is not the fight but the dance
No. They both are equally important
“You’re so powerful-
And purple!”
Oooh I love purple...🤤👀
The way they cut it off just 😂😂
Excuse me, have you ever danced with the Devil in the pale moonlight?
*Punches him*
@@josemanzanilla115 She probably imagined she was talking to Prince
Paintballpro18 The way she sank down and his face changed. Looked suggestive... 😂
1:54 Joker's sense of humor. Still makes me laugh😂😂😂
1:57 me too
that little shot at about 1:26 where the joker is dancing in the background with vicky and batman rocks past with the guy swinging the block and tackle is beautiful.
just like a scene from a comic book.
hat's off to tim burton, this is a masterwork.
Your time stamp is off
@@josefstalin3394 woops, thanks dude. sorted now.
The pow gun is hilarious...
I like the squirting flower too
You have commented on every video I've ever seen🤣
@@jstone3946 who me?
@@johnbuck8399 no no the Mario guy
@@jstone3946 I’m guilty too haha love 89 and returns Batman my favorite films ever hbu
32 years and still one of my favorite scenes in film.
It’s the best ever! My ultimate favorite
You can't beat Tim Burton, Danny Elfman, Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson.
That's what made this movie so great
Plus Kim Basinger
No one can’t beat Christopher Nolan, James Newtown, Christian Bale and Heath Ledger
LOL, lay off the drugs.
I could say the same thing about Kevin Conroy (RIP) and Mark Hamill for the Batman Arkham video games and Batman: The Animated Series.
@@BenJabituyame too
Finally we can actually see this fight. Its a lot of brighter
250rafal I remember seeing in theaters as a kid, could barely tell wtf was going on
Aha so true I remember we couldn't see sh*t back in the days. I fell asleep during the movie. Never realized that the scenes were so cool and I was too young to see it on big screen. Kudos to Tim Burton for filming at night and make Batman look so badass. That was quite a challenge back then.
Facts
00:20 I like how the Bat-suit looks when it’s dirty and beat up. Like Batman has been fighting in a war, by himself.
He HAS been fighting in a war by himself.
He didn't have time to change after the Batwing crash and head concussion :)
I love that detail it just sort of makes it feel more realistic
I love how Batman just watches the criminals do their taunts and he just knocks them out immediately 🤣
But the third one gave a lot more effort to hurt Batman then the Joker did
@@samirsedky3324only to get leg tossed down to his death
@@bradhedgehog12i swear if batman wasn’t tired and injured because he survived an plane crash ) he could have destroyed this guy
1:49. This part always gets me. 😂😂
Me too😂
1:55
@@bananadaily2317 you need to have the buildup to the bang. Makes it better.
This movie is what introduced me to Batman in the first place and this scene was epic in my opinion and the guy falling through the floor cracks me up every time
It was Lawrence with the stereo earlier in the movie
@@davidruelas827 RIP lawrence
@@davidruelas827 I actually did not know that shows how little I know
An awesome scene. Batman wanting to save Vicki and stop Joker, even though he obviously injured and concussed, his body-armor damaged...
That's why he's not really ready for the ass whooping the Big Goon serves him
@@gregbethscheider5912 And the first 2 henchmen are more comic relief than serious threat.
I mean... Batman using his BatNutCracker? :D
Kim Basinger was stunning in her day
@Jackson Bivens Aug, I was about to type that...
@@Dawn23716 me too...
She married alec Baldwin I think.
@@cheftylermarsh2858 they not divorced ?
@@LetsTalkFrankly quite some time ago I think
I love that only Jack Nicholson's Joker has ever used this line. :)
0:18 that shot right there is PURE BATMAN!! Even as a kid, that shot gave me chills
Facts 100 percent Batman in every way
0:18 THAT SHOT RIGHT THERE PURE BATMAN LL EVEN AS KID THAT TAT GHOT ME CHILL
Nah he got beat up by a random…..this is a great film but Batman not getting beat like that…..there were big ass body builders and wrestlers back then they could’ve just used one of them and called them the hammer. Batman not going out like that. He wouldn’t have let bro touch…..especially since it was only a one on one fight
@@kingsphaffy3311 Idk, i like Batman being depicted as an actual human without powers rather than some God who moves mountains with his mind, i know Batman is supposed to be a martial artist but considering the live action Batman before this one was Adam West, we kinda got lucky.
@@Strangeminds38 depending on who he’s fighting not some random no named street thug…..now if that was bronze tiger I understand
Bruce: I know who you are....Let me tell you about this guy I know. Jack, mean kid, bad seed, hurt people.
Joker: I like em already!! 😆
😆
this what Jack becomes the Joker
"You know, without you, I just wouldn't wanna go on."
AAAAAAAAAAHHH!
Ty Walsh HA HAAH!!
After that loud scream joker should of checked her underwear
The black henchman might have been an ex special forces soldier he was stealth, well trained in hand to hand combat and could counter batman's tactics till he got caught off gaurd when he thought he killed bats
A very lucky ending for him indeed was loosing this entire match
funny tho, he was the only one who gave batman a good ass beating, out of the two Tim Burtons' Batman movies. he's definitely almost super human for throwing Batman like a rag doll, across the wall or stairs. not to mention, being able to punch threw his body suit armor like a punching bag.
Or maybe he was a professional boxer or bodybuilder or wrestler
Ex military if you ask me
The look of this film is uncanny.This is a true classic.
Beauty and the beast of course if anybody calls you beast I'll rip their lungs off lol always gets me
Lol!
If anybody ELSE calls you beast. That's why it's hilarious because he calls her beast.
this movie will never get old to me
Ditto the best film ever made!
I still watch in 2023
2:53 BOOM!
2:55
The way he was falling!😂
Alejandro Vélez cannonball!
Nathan Cruz
LOL YEAH!😂
2:53 REEEE! 😆
Rip Lawrence
Anybody else ejse feel a little bad for the goon?
Love Keaton Batman Imagine If Him And Christopher Reeves Did A Batman And Superman Movie
Frankie Stokes that would’ve been awesome, back then.
I heard they were gonna do a cross over, but Batman & Robin bombed SO HARD they killed all productions
Yep exactly
It's funny though that back then batman and superman had 4 original movies and the first 2 were good but the last 2 sucked
@@killer92173 By the time Batman & Robin came out Christopher Reeve was already paralyzed so even if the movie was good it wouldn't be possible unless you would have been satisfied with a recasted Superman. The closest we ever got to a Batman & Superman Michael Keaton/Christopher Reeve crossover was literally a movie they were in together called Speechless which a romantic comedy that came out in 1994 where I believe they were going for the same woman.
*slightly pushes little brother*
Him explaining to mom: 2:18
1:00 When you finally are going to tell her/him your feelings but you get rejected
"It can be truly said that I have a bat in my belfry"
That soft chilling laugh along with the ominous silence that followed made you think that Batman could really die in the belfry
He nearly died at the hands of that monstrous third goon.
Joker’s face at the end was like “she finally fell for me!”
And she should of fallen for him. She has no respect
I would love to see Vicki Vale and Jack Nicholson’s joker get married and be a couple
@@rayc9410 isn’t this the same guy that poisoned half of Gotham, shot at least two men and stab someone in the neck?
@@TheSameGoobyGuy Yeah. What’s your point?
@@rayc9410 “she has no respect” for the person who is a deranged maniac
1:01 That was not planned by batman so he turned around hahaha that's is even funnier he looks so surprised like "did that guy just fall off?"
Kim's SCREAM is so iconic I think it's still a standard today for that "OH SHIT" scream.
Ever since watching this movie, I've always wanted to have one of those prop revolvers that shoots out the *BANG* sign
Ditto!
They sell those on Amazon for about ten bucks. Have fun with it. 🔫
Just I watch of WWE of stone cold use the Bang gun
Watching 0:35 - 0:40 in 25% speed and ultraHD is a childhood dream come true. Such a crazy moment, two very abstract spring-loaded gadgets in under a second, took a lot of VHS viewings to figure out exactly what happened. 😂
2:28 it's been 10 years since I saw this movie, and I'm still amazed by this move
Me too will always be my favorite
I love how smoothly the camera keeps on it. Such a well framed shot, and a kickass roll to boot.
@@LorenHelgeson it’s the best my favorite part of my favorite movie!
I cant tell whats funnier
-They way he was dancing with/dragging Vicky Vale.
-How the mastermind known as the Joker fell for one of the oldest tricks in the book. 3:45
The best was when he slows dance down and kisses her arm
Such a cool scene.
I love that Batman met a stronger opponent who exploited Bats' weakneses and gave him a proper beating. The sounds of the goon's grunting and his fists landing in Batman's abs and face are amazing as well as the close-ups of Batman's bloodied hopeless face.
My favourite parts were the headlock slides and the punch-to-the-balls and kick-to-the-face combo. Total domination over Batman :)
You sure he punched the Bat to the 🍒? 😱😱😱
@@LetsTalkFrankly Definitely! He wouldn't have bent over like that if he wasn't in pain
@@jakebman9071 And despite that huge pain, he found the strenght to hang on under the bell 🙃
@@LetsTalkFrankly I know it's a movie about Batman and they want to show us he's the smarter fighter. But for 97% of the fight I saw Batman trying and failing, getting beat up
@@LetsTalkFrankly yea that was a shot to the bat balls for sure he also grabbed them in the air before he threw him into the stairs
Every other other batman movie: batman dosent kill
Batman(1989): hold my bat-shaped beer
Antonieta Z,L, ben affleck wants to have a word with you
Um Batman 66, Batman Forever, and Batman & Robin are the only live action Batman films where Batman doesn't kill anybody.
@@jalenjohnson1662 not really in every movie batman knocks people out
You must’ve missed every Batman movie to think this is the only one where he kills
Ruturaj Shiralkar he doesn’t say “now”
2:50 and remember kids, batman never kills people
The fall is what killed him.
The pavement was his enemy
He just wasn't saved by the bell
@@user-qn1qj8be3j LMAO
This version of him does
I don’t know how people can say the dark Knight is a better movie than this it’s not even close. The sets are absolutely incredible directed perfectly
Because Batman murders people in this movie lol
Why does it have to be a competition? They’re both completely different movies depicting completely different versions of Batman
@@herc_HECU it’s based off the 1939 version of Batman which killed all the time.
@@bruceelliot1503 Good take
Because it is and it’s not even a competition
1:01 "HAAAAAAAAA" 'floor breaks' "WHAAaaaa"
Hilarious to this day😂
3:58 Holy crap, she actually says something other than 'AAAAAARRRGGHHH!'
Such a short scene, but Batman went from
0:18 so self-confident in saving Vicki and stopping Joker,
1:04 surprised somebody would dare jumping on him,
2:13 running out of ideas how to beat the Joker's big goon,
2:24 worry and fear about losing the fight,
2:33 surrender and resignation.
Every superhero meets a stronger opponent. This was Batman's...
Vicki Vale: *starts kissing Joker*
Joker: *joker.exe has stopped working*
She should of went for a kiss on lips
This movie is a masterpiece and the 4K transfer is awesome!
This music just brings so many Lego Batman memories 😫
And he is where the joker boss fight takes place
Man I'd hate to get in a fight with that black man, he doesn't give up easily
He is truly terrifying. He even strikes fear into the heart of a man who strikes fear into the hearts of others.
It hurts to see a fellow superhero going through so much trouble but yes this can even happen to the best of us
Batman was kinda lucky he survived this beating.
Lucky for him, the 3 goons weren't smart enough to coordinate their attacks
@@jakebman9071 It does hurt to see fellow superheroes getting thrashed like this but yes , as good as Batman is, he was very lucky to survive this by the skin of his teeth
1:00Take the big leap!!😂😂😂
Batman did well to get rid of those psychic henchmen. They somehow knew he'd be in that Cathedral but failed to predict Batman would eliminate them.
2:54
Batman didn't kill him gravity did
It's not the fall that kills you, it's the sudden stop.
@@DwayneHicks426 it's not the sudden stop it's the weak body
1:01 lmaoo 😂😂
Props to the only man in the Burtonverse who was able to shoot the fade with Batman. Quite successfully i might add. I like to think that Bats was so impressed with him and respected how hard he fought that he gave him a quick death.
I know but burton said that Batman was tired a lot cuz he survived a airplane accident and he walked we can say 100 floors
the "AND PURPLE" caught me off guard
Nailed this movie. The sets alone are just a joy to take in.
This was my first ever introduction to Batman 🖤🦇
I concur, because Adam West (RIP) was what introduced me to Batman, *before* this movie even released!
The dude who tried to jump on Batman but falls through the floor is just flarking hilarious
thats funny when one of the jokers henchmen went through the floor
epic fail
You mean Lawrence? The one with the ghettoblaster during the "Partyman" scene?
@@BenJabituya did him wrong he could have done some Damage I feel
This music sounds so good with this fight
As well as it does fit I wish there was something more dark or serious or no music at all just sounds
You've spent your entire life training in Kung-fu. You even moved to China and spent years training day in day out with the Shaolin monks. Everyday you've dedicated to perfecting the art of hand to hand combat and finally after all these years of relentless hard work you finally have your moment you've waited your whole life for, the moment to shine and this happens......... 1:01
The guy falling through the floor always killed me.
his face when she starts kissing him lmao
"Huh, what is she doing? She making me feel weak all of a sudden"
This scene is just so beautiful, I love how it blends together.
That beating Batman receives is beautiful.
I haven’t seen this film in a long time, and 1:22 threw me off. It’s so smooth and seamless, but I always assumed the batsuit is very restrictive and doesn’t allow for much agility, but seeing him duck and dodge 4 times in a row really wowed me more than it should.
How about the somersault later on?
were those punches hurting Batman? because Joker punched Batman's body armor and almost broke his hand. I always assumed Batman was wounded and exhausted and just let this guy exhaust himself and it would make it much easier to take him down.
Joker is not a physical threath at all in this movie. And he punched the batsuit where it's the strongest (bulletproof as you can see twice before).
The big black goon was not only a stronger boxer but also smart. He started hitting Batman in the abs, but then changed the punching to the cowl and below the belt. Batman is probably less protected there so he felt those for sure
No I'm sure Batman felt like the goon was tickling him.
30 years later and Michael Keaton is still the best actor to ever play Batman same goes for the joker nobody play it better then Jack Nicholson👍🏾
You gotta give it up to Heath Ledgers dark joker though
Yes sir Keith did an amazing job as the joker... you think you can just steal from us and just walk away he was like YEA 👍🏾
The juxtaposition of a ball room waltz and Batman attacking joker’s goons is a perfect example of the film’s tone: loaded with dark humor
2:28 Damn! Ray Charles was working out on the batman!
Was his personal punching bag!
The black dude was whupping Batman's butt . I give him credit.
Best goon ever ha
@@johnbuck8399 He put the work in that day.
@@veeseee128 always wondered why he was only in that one scene ha
“You wouldn’t hit a guy with glasses would ya?”
1:01 me thinking I'm gonna start on my day super early and get everything done in 1 day just to wake up at 11am and procrastinate until 5pm
The Goons made one mistake: Fighting with Black Sunglasses at a dark place.
The one guy still beat up Batman wearing them haha
Maybe he was blind or crazy! LOL!
@@bobstiven8300 they work for joker of course they are all crazy ha
@@johnbuck8399 hhhh
@@bobstiven8300 this goon did kick ass tho
"Did you ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight" being one line that set up an interesting and well-done take on the batman narrative of his family's killer, the "reminder moment" and this scene with weakened batman after the crash taking some time to get to the joker whose dancing with girlfriend (total joker moment) was brilliant.
I know there's matches malone and whatever and in "Gotham" the tv show I liked that narrative a lot as well. However, the handling of it was actually pretty weak in Batman Begins, even if "accurate to the comics" way more to me (and batman begins is honestly my favorite nolan batman film, even if all heath ledger joker moments are my favorite scenes from that series).
0:18 I like the original version of that shot of Batman where it was just a black silhouette with only his eyes visible like in the comics. So creepy!
And epic at the same time
One thing I never understood about this scene was is the orchestra music we hear playing actually playing in the movies universe while Joker and Vicki Vale dance? And if so then where is the music even coming from?
No its not. Its like a soundtrack you know
The same boom box joker used to play prince music while trashing the art gallery
Then you realize when he shoots the girl, Prince's Dance With The Devil should've played instead.
I guess there is a henchman in charge of the music for every Joker´s crime.
I know this from one year ago but whatever thats not true because how can Batman here the music play when he defeat the acrobatic henchman with the knives on his feet
For years, I thought this music piece was borrowed from a classical waltz. I was college years old when I found out Elfman composed it himself....of course he got some more cool points for that
Is it just me but does Keaton's Batman never seems to feel pain? I mean we see him get shot, beaten and stabbed a few times in these movies, but he always brushes it off likes it's nothing and continues on. Here he's wearing the Batman suit, so you could say it's the armor that's protecting him. But I also recall that there's one scene in this film where he gets shot in the arm as Bruce Wayne without even wearing the batman suit, and yet he doesn't even react to it. And before this scene, we even saw him survive the Batwing crashing and exploding with him in it. And yet here he is still pressing on despite being hurt and fighting a guy twice his size and strength after climbing how many feet of stairs. In the sequel he even gets stabbed by Catwoman, and when asked by Alfred if he's in pain he goes ''No''. I guess this version of Batman must be really strong and mastered how to avoid the feeling of pain for his act of being a entity.
I think that this version of Batman is trying to portray himself as a non-human entity, therefore blocking out pain and showing very little to no signs of distress or exertion. It would make him appear unaffected in order for him to intimidate criminals such as the goon who make a considerable effort to eliminate the Batman.
For sure he feels pain. You can see it in his body language and face against the final brute in church
"It's as though we were made for each other. Beauty And The Beast! Course if anyone else calls you "Beast", I'll rip their lungs out."
I think the reason the last goon wasn't able to pull Batman's legs off his neck was because he hurt his hands too much punching that hard bulletproof armor. I imagine it was like punching solid steel. I don't know how he was able to withstand that. He kept beating Batman relentlessly into submission.
Some punches landed in the hardened part of body-armor, but the goon also fought dirty by punching the cowl and below the belt. He wanted a part of Batman's mask and the belt as a souvenir for disposing the Dark knight
That iconic Bat turn is awesome!!
1:12 Thus began Batman's toughest fight in the WHOLE MOVIE 😂
Was a brutal beat down for sure!
This fight was so goofy….
@@cainbutler6291 was amazing! How was it goofy
@@johnbuck8399 one thing I never understood is how the fuck did Batman NOT sense a big hulking brute of a man come near him???! He was grunting heavily and made a lot of noise. The big muscular black joker goon had to be at least 6’4 230+ pounds too. The way it was filmed was just silly honestly. If this was any other media of Batman, Batman would’ve ducked out of the way, before letting some random goon throw him around like a rag doll…The cartoonish dancing waltz music in the background made the fight seem goofy too.
@@cainbutler6291 yea the music didn’t do much for me wild have liked more serious gritty Vibe to it but honestly this was my favorite scene
1:01
That dude is the DSP Gaming of Batman goons lol
Poor Lawrence ha
Poor Lawrence tried to get batman from behind but fell to his doom through a hole of his own making
He actually survived. There's a comic series called Batman '89, which is a continuation of the Burton movies (and ignores the Shumacher movies). Lawrence reappears, now working for Two-Face.
I love how this movie is shot. It looks comicky yet realistic. Batman looks like batman, if you know what I mean.
That one part the Joker is dancing, almost looking like he’s having a seizure.
@0:36 - The Nut Cracker gadget
😂
The ost of this is phenomenal. Even forgetting it’s from Lego batman. It still amazing.
These scenes, the sound quality,,,, THE BEST
I remember all of this music in the LEGO Batman video game
Jack Nicholson being himself in this scene/movie.
It's clear he had a lot of fun filming this. Not to mention earning all the $$$ :)
@@jakebman9071 Yes.
1:00 I love how this guy instantly fucks up and dies
@01:12 When you’re playing Spider-Man PS4 and that big boi comes outta nowhere.
Goon was a beast wonder where he came from