At first I thought Jamie Chung was exaggerating when she said her version of Harley was partially inspired by a dominatrix… I guess she was telling the truth
An interesting detail: Barbara trying to pull Harley up mirrors a scene in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker where Batgirl tries to save Harley from falling to her death.
Man, the writing on this show is incredible. Brubaker and Rucka are laying the groundwork for the darker golden age heroes and villains, far more fleshed out than they originally were, to appear in later seasons.
You got to love Jamie Chung’s vocal performance as Dr. Quinzel/Harley Quinn and how she manages to make her interpretation of the character brand new and different from the other incarnations of Harley Quinn. Even it’s worth noting the differences with how her character is portrayed cause when she is a civilian under Dr. Quinzel she is bubbly and bouncy, but under her guise as Harley Quinn she is much darker, more sinister, and more serious, similar to how Bruce Wayne is portrayed as a regular kind civilian and under his guise as Batman he’s portrayed more serious. Even though she seemingly sacrificed herself to save Barbara Gordon (showing a human side to her), hopefully Dr. Quinzel/Harley makes a return in the next season or two cause the episode’s ending hints that she survived the fall.
Harley was giving me serious Hugo Strange vibes. The degree of control she had over her "patients." This version may be more dangerous than the Joker. Someone with the skill to make you destroy yourself.
When I saw Linton Midnite, my first thought was Djimon Hounsou from the Constantine movie, but then I thought, nvm, that’s not a DC property…oh wait!!!
It’s also easy to focus on the awesome version of Harley in Ep 5, but we need to lay some loving on Gentleman Ghost and Midnite in Ep 6 too. Batman really is such an awesome foil for dabbling in the rich supernatural mythos of the DC playground.
I love this rendition of Harley. I hope the way she and Joker play off each other eventually is more of a rivalry. Like who will best the best clown of madness?
This show is so good, it sucks that some people just can't get over the gender swapped Penguin or the show being non canon. Like its literally a cartoon! This isn't supposed to be the DCU and this isn't the latest Detective Comics run like why are some people so pressed over this?. I just don't understand why some people just live to hate.
Ignorance, bigotry, stubbornness. Not necessarily in that order. Besides, I'm always up for a change as long as the writing and animation is treated with respect for the people behind good content. Creative freedom being one of the elements of a good series
I think the show is great because it brought back some of that flavor from the older era Batman. The detective work and the intrigue. And the fact it’s an older era, it shows how much work he has to put in.
Harley and Batgirl being besties is so fun. I'm assuming there's precedent for this in the comics, because it also showed up in the Harley Quinn cartoon, where their actresses are also sisters. Also reminds me of how Babs was best friends with Poison Ivy pre-plantification in The Batman cartoon. Poor Babs! All of her girlfriends turn evil! Though I guess doomed friendships are par for the course if you're a DC character and your name is Barbara (looking at you, Cheetah!)
I really enjoyed this show. I don't think Babs will become Batgirl in this world. It seems like they want this to be another solo Batman. Harley Quinn is so cool in this show! The way Jamie Chung plays both sides of Harley is so good. I hope we see more of her next season. Gentlemen Ghost adds a whole new level to this world. Maybe we can get Poison Ivy next season now.
I really liked ep5 . They really made Harley Quinn her own villain here & they did it smartly by playing to her background as a psychologist. In BAS she was just a mirror of the joker and her background was written off. This gave some solid depth and flavor to.the character.
This is, not exaggerating, my favorite version of Harley Quinn ever. And it’s fitting, because according to Bruce Timm, this is what she was always supposed to be, Fox just made them change it for BTAS because they claimed it was too dark.
A lot of people diss this series, but I don't think they see the 10 episodes as a whole and only nitpick on specific details. It shows actual developments with the relationship between the characters, Bruce's introduction into unfamiliar territory like the supernatural, and Bruce avoiding deeper connections to avoid getting hurt makes it feel a little natural considering how affected he is from his parents' death.
The comments along those lines that I've read suggest that most (if not all) haven't watched the show at all, and are just $H!%posting "culture warrior" sheep who have been told this show offends them because "DEI" and "woke" and all the other _yip yip yap blip blop blap._ It's fine for someone to not like a show, but I can decide for myself if I like it or not. And while I enjoy a *thoughtful* analysis of pros and cons, if I see a thumbnail of some smirking redpill redcap with a title like "(SHOW/MOVIE/FRANCHISE) D.O.A. BECAUSE AGENDA" I just click "Don't recommend channel" to boot them from my recs and go about my merry way. They're more than welcome to do likewise.
I'm 9 episodes in and I really wanted to like it, but I'm kind of mixed. I think I got more into it as time went on but...well this might anger people here but personally I just don't find most of the characters particularly engaging. Renee Montoya and the two Gordons are pretty good though. Maybe the last one will radically change my mind, but even though I'm kind of conservative I'm not upset by the politics as 1) People of Left-wing politics can obviously produce great art, B:TAS itself I think was basically on the Left. And I've liked several very Left-leaning shows in the past. I sometimes value seeing a different perspective in my fiction. 2) The race swapping complaints are, as usual, dumb. Batman has race-swapped characters since Eartha Kitt put on the catsuit, maybe earlier for all I know. To be honest I am pretty much never bothered by race-swapping characters anyway unless they are real historical figures or the characters ethnicity was somehow crucial to the character. (I feel like there are "ethnic white" characters whose ethnicity mattered, but I blanked on a great example.)
Hector trying to justify Harely as not a bad guy, no!!!!! She's brainwashing and torturing people man! But I think this interpretation of her was very good. Every Batman film/comic/TV show has down their own interpretation of characters, and while some are stronger than others I thought this version of Harley was very good.
Her motivations are good or let's say at least understandable tho. Imagine being a psychiatrist for rich people and you have to listen to those self centered assholes stories the whole day, where of course they are always the victim and you realize you are not making any progress and those jerks probably won't ever change. That must be very frustrating. So now she's fed up and tries to FORCE them to change. Of course torture is still torture, but I'm saying compared to Penguin or Clayface she doesn't just want to wreak havoc for selfish reasons. She does have a point and when she returns in another season, I can see this making her dynamic with Barbara or even Batman very interesting.
You might be right about the secret Alfred's keeping, but I still think it's just that Batman is Bruce Wayne. A point to you though, is that if that was the case, Batman could've said something like "I already KNOW it". But it's also fine for Batman not to volunteer anything to the ghost.
Great show! Thanks for the reactions. I just saw a UA-cam headline that read, "Caped Crusader doesn't understand Batman and is boring!"...so I appreciate your common sense coverage. Detail I loved was the subtle/not-so-subtle racism of Gentleman Ghost.
I’ll throw out a couple of quick examples in the case of the penguin the whole idea that a henchman explained that the what seemed to be a display of this top hat with an umbrella on top of the ship was in fact, a real ballistic launching canon in disguise Was fantastic. She was literally hiding a military weapon in the guys of an umbrella and top pad. That was great. The next one was clay face wearing this version instead of his whole body being able to transform in and morph into just about anyone it’s simply his face so he can become just about anybody else and on top of that he is an actor so he knows how to perform. Absolutely fantastic.
Also, I like the re-alignment of some of the characters that we got used to in the original show because since this version is stepping away from the higher tech version of the original, but they want to keep certain characters so they adjust who they are in the show in particular Lucius fox. I like the fact that he is his lawyer and this particular case so he is much more involved in the storyline of Batman instead of being the he’s the one that comes up with the tack or in the original contact he’s the one that helped build the car and works on the car, but he’s not really that involved With anything else and the fact he is to Bruce Wayne than Batman that I like because it kind of gives more of a vehicle for Bruce Wayne then Batman they are slowly in what I am feeling. They are going to give a little more playtime to Bruce Wayne at some point then Batman.
Best depiction of Harley in mainstream media. Every other time she's treated as a dumb, obnoxious stooge, and only there to give Joker someone to play off of. They always forget that she's a doctor, she earned her initials (and that she's a victim in the usual depictions). Batman straight up calls her an idiot sometimes. It's nice to see her being portrayed as intelligent and self motivated. And I appreciate that she doesn't turn on Barbara, she remains a loyal friend even after the truth comes out. Also, I was waiting for Hector to say his catchphrase for her, but he never did. Caped Crusader Harley? She could...
On Alfred's secret. It is either Batman is Bruce. Something he would die to keep. If it is something he would keep from Bruce it is the fact he saw the face of the man who killed his parents and is keeping it from him as he knows what Bruce would do.
Or it could be like in the TellTale games or the Matt Reeves Batman movie where Alfred knew of Thomas Wayne’s ties with the mob if they were to introduce Carmine Falcone
😮 guys. Guys.! so I only have episodes eight, nine, and 10 to go, but I can tell you this watching episode one through seven in my mind I have been slowly been reminded of the feeling that the original Batman animated series made me feel when I was younger. I was in my mid-20s when the show came out and I was fascinated because it was not Adam West animated cartoon style. It was a little more mature and obviously, so is this show but there’s just a certain field that Bruce Timm brings to his animated Batman that is unique for me and that is the feel I am getting from this. For me personally I feel like I am watching Batman the animated series series, but set in the style of the 40s and it is working for me. I am also, totally in with the reinterpretation of the classic characters because they are not for the heaviness the threat that the villains are to Batman as a matter fact, they for me are very much less cartoony and some aspects. They very much feel much more threatening than they did before.
Or Alfred knows about Thomas Wayne, Jr. AKA, Lincoln March. but because how unstable both of them have been wile growing up, It has never been the right time to tell Bruce.
I think what they are going with for now in the show is not that Arkham asylum was as bad as it was that we knew it but that it’s just a very straight up mental institution for now. But black gate prison is pretty bad in this version. It is not a good place.
These 2 episodes + the Clayface one made me a fan of this series 🤩 It'll be particularly intriguing to see Dominatrix Harley interact with Montoya, Barbara & [SPOILER] next season + whether or not she's figured out Bruce is Batman. Ep5 is a great complement to the Catwoman Ep where Harley was introduced 🤌🏾 It's crazy to think she aimed to have Bruce as one of her Subs 👀 = 👌🏾 payoff! Never considered before this review whether or not Barbara may become Batgirl...figured she's too old in this version + is an established lawyer. But now I'm thinking 🤔🤔🤔 Also, didn't know jack about Papa Midnite before Ep6 = I need to see more of this character, his backstory & world 💯✊🏾
AND he’s also racist. Those two types of discrimination are so often linked, that’s it’s completely normal and good to talk about them both at the same time.
Classism is really common in this Universe but what I've seen of it, I have the last episode left to view, racism not so much. Yet in a weird way that makes me think they may have wanted him to be a racist. Well that and he's eighteenth century aristocratic scum it would almost be odd if he wasn't a bit racist.
@@ThomasReeves-s7u just because it’s not overt, doesn’t mean it’s not common. It’s a different universe from ours, sure, but it’s based on ours. The comment from the mayor to Commissioner Gordon about “this is why I promoted you” let’s us know racism is absolutely present in this world.
I don't think any of the cops or name drops will be putting on costumes. I can't picture _this_ Barbara Gordon becoming Batgirl, or this Eel O'Brien becoming Plastic Man, or this Jim Corrigan...well, maybe Corrigan, since we're already doing ghosts. Too many brightly-colored spandex outfits would clash with the show's look. I had _hoped_ Nolan's third movie would have given us a Robin and/or Oracle who worked as background agents in their civvies like Lucius Fox, and if they pop up in _Caped Crusader_ maybe I'll get my wish.
I could see Barbara becoming like Oracle in this universe, but for the others I would say nothing is impossible. Remember there was a Justice League movie that was set in the 40s and heroes like Martian Manhunter and Wonder Woman
Jaime Reyes?! No, lets do it better. Bring in Ted Kord. Id love to see this take DC all the way to the original Justice League International. Then ultimately to Identity Crisis.
At first I thought Jamie Chung was exaggerating when she said her version of Harley was partially inspired by a dominatrix… I guess she was telling the truth
I can understand why. This version of Harley is a whole new level of disturbing!
that explains why I adored her xD
U know Brice Timm is FREAKY 😅 (Watch Batman & Harley Quinn movie 🎬 lol)
Yo, the fact that they pulled Papa Midnite instead of the usual Zatanna or Jason Blood is dope. Can't wait to see who we get next season
Or Constantine.
An interesting detail: Barbara trying to pull Harley up mirrors a scene in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker where Batgirl tries to save Harley from falling to her death.
@@sinvector8020 I was just a little to say that
Man, the writing on this show is incredible. Brubaker and Rucka are laying the groundwork for the darker golden age heroes and villains, far more fleshed out than they originally were, to appear in later seasons.
You got to love Jamie Chung’s vocal performance as Dr. Quinzel/Harley Quinn and how she manages to make her interpretation of the character brand new and different from the other incarnations of Harley Quinn.
Even it’s worth noting the differences with how her character is portrayed cause when she is a civilian under Dr. Quinzel she is bubbly and bouncy, but under her guise as Harley Quinn she is much darker, more sinister, and more serious, similar to how Bruce Wayne is portrayed as a regular kind civilian and under his guise as Batman he’s portrayed more serious. Even though she seemingly sacrificed herself to save Barbara Gordon (showing a human side to her), hopefully Dr. Quinzel/Harley makes a return in the next season or two cause the episode’s ending hints that she survived the fall.
And she has an Alfred!
I think the bubbly airhead psychopath has been done to death. I like the more sinister psychiatric approach of this Harley.
@@LeVidocq so did Selena Kyle.
I’m loving these episodes with obscure Batman villains! Gentleman Ghost! Also what a cool take on Harley without a connection to The Joker.
Yes!
Harley was giving me serious Hugo Strange vibes. The degree of control she had over her "patients." This version may be more dangerous than the Joker. Someone with the skill to make you destroy yourself.
When I saw Linton Midnite, my first thought was Djimon Hounsou from the Constantine movie, but then I thought, nvm, that’s not a DC property…oh wait!!!
Now I just want to see a version of Constantine in this show since in BTAS Batman did have supernatural allies like Jason Blood or Zatanna
It’s also easy to focus on the awesome version of Harley in Ep 5, but we need to lay some loving on Gentleman Ghost and Midnite in Ep 6 too. Batman really is such an awesome foil for dabbling in the rich supernatural mythos of the DC playground.
Yeah. I'm glad they kept the supernatural element in this.
I love this rendition of Harley. I hope the way she and Joker play off each other eventually is more of a rivalry. Like who will best the best clown of madness?
Bro Harleen’s real voice with the creepy whisper has me feeling things 😂😂😂
This show is so good, it sucks that some people just can't get over the gender swapped Penguin or the show being non canon. Like its literally a cartoon! This isn't supposed to be the DCU and this isn't the latest Detective Comics run like why are some people so pressed over this?. I just don't understand why some people just live to hate.
Ignorance, bigotry, stubbornness. Not necessarily in that order. Besides, I'm always up for a change as long as the writing and animation is treated with respect for the people behind good content. Creative freedom being one of the elements of a good series
I think the show is great because it brought back some of that flavor from the older era Batman. The detective work and the intrigue. And the fact it’s an older era, it shows how much work he has to put in.
Harley and Batgirl being besties is so fun. I'm assuming there's precedent for this in the comics, because it also showed up in the Harley Quinn cartoon, where their actresses are also sisters. Also reminds me of how Babs was best friends with Poison Ivy pre-plantification in The Batman cartoon. Poor Babs! All of her girlfriends turn evil! Though I guess doomed friendships are par for the course if you're a DC character and your name is Barbara (looking at you, Cheetah!)
@@WhiteRaven696 also Dc Super Hero Girls, Babs and Harley are friends and rivals!
I really enjoyed this show. I don't think Babs will become Batgirl in this world. It seems like they want this to be another solo Batman. Harley Quinn is so cool in this show! The way Jamie Chung plays both sides of Harley is so good. I hope we see more of her next season. Gentlemen Ghost adds a whole new level to this world. Maybe we can get Poison Ivy next season now.
The ending of Episode 5 ambiguously states that Harley is alive so she could potentially return.
8:26 'on Wilson and Lowery' a nice little reference to the first two actors to play Batman in the 1940's: Lewis Wilson and Robert Lowery.
This version of Harley would be an interesting addition to Matt Reeves’ universe.
I just thought that a lot of this universe is inspired by Matt Reeves’ universe since Gordon does look like Jeffrey Wright
@@zeldagameryt4018 and Reeves himself is involved in this show too.
Episode 6 being written by Marc Bernardin is so cool, Marc's so smart, just puts lovely details in all his stuff
9:54 I like that in this fight, you can notice Batman is trying to use the least physical and hurt them as little as possible
I think the “Puddin’” part is a clever reference to that line from ‘Batman: The Animated Series’.
Harleen must've set the house to " Titanic Mode " Cuz that started crumbling fast and I mean FAST!!!!
I really liked ep5 .
They really made Harley Quinn her own villain here & they did it smartly by playing to her background as a psychologist.
In BAS she was just a mirror of the joker and her background was written off.
This gave some solid depth and flavor to.the character.
And that’s what makes this version so unique! This universe’s Harley is a whole new level of disturbing!
I mean Bruce Timm is CO-creator so he probably had a lot of time wondering how he would introduce Harley on her own
Harley Quinn is a FREAK in this show, my god. So cool!!
Definitely! This version of Harley is a whole new level of disturbing!
@@thetoongrump9801 This is a. _GOOD_ THING..... *WHY.....* ?!!!!!???
you f****king
*We1111r dooooos...*
and. _FREAAAAAKS_ ?!!!!???
Papa Midnite was in both the Keanu Reeves Constantine movie and the TV series with Matt Ryan.
Every time I hear Batman speak all I can hear is Will Arnet from Logo Batman
Would've been perfect if Batman said 'James Cradock, you have failed this city!' 😂
That episode with Gentleman Ghost was suprising,I like this new take on Harley,her Jester's suit is pretty cool too :)
I didn't even realize the Wilma hair thing. 😂😂😂 Great catch
This is, not exaggerating, my favorite version of Harley Quinn ever. And it’s fitting, because according to Bruce Timm, this is what she was always supposed to be, Fox just made them change it for BTAS because they claimed it was too dark.
A lot of people diss this series, but I don't think they see the 10 episodes as a whole and only nitpick on specific details. It shows actual developments with the relationship between the characters, Bruce's introduction into unfamiliar territory like the supernatural, and Bruce avoiding deeper connections to avoid getting hurt makes it feel a little natural considering how affected he is from his parents' death.
The comments along those lines that I've read suggest that most (if not all) haven't watched the show at all, and are just $H!%posting "culture warrior" sheep who have been told this show offends them because "DEI" and "woke" and all the other _yip yip yap blip blop blap._ It's fine for someone to not like a show, but I can decide for myself if I like it or not. And while I enjoy a *thoughtful* analysis of pros and cons, if I see a thumbnail of some smirking redpill redcap with a title like "(SHOW/MOVIE/FRANCHISE) D.O.A. BECAUSE AGENDA" I just click "Don't recommend channel" to boot them from my recs and go about my merry way. They're more than welcome to do likewise.
I'm 9 episodes in and I really wanted to like it, but I'm kind of mixed. I think I got more into it as time went on but...well this might anger people here but personally I just don't find most of the characters particularly engaging. Renee Montoya and the two Gordons are pretty good though.
Maybe the last one will radically change my mind, but even though I'm kind of conservative I'm not upset by the politics as
1) People of Left-wing politics can obviously produce great art, B:TAS itself I think was basically on the Left. And I've liked several very Left-leaning shows in the past. I sometimes value seeing a different perspective in my fiction.
2) The race swapping complaints are, as usual, dumb. Batman has race-swapped characters since Eartha Kitt put on the catsuit, maybe earlier for all I know. To be honest I am pretty much never bothered by race-swapping characters anyway unless they are real historical figures or the characters ethnicity was somehow crucial to the character. (I feel like there are "ethnic white" characters whose ethnicity mattered, but I blanked on a great example.)
What a beautiful way to introduce Batman to the mystical, and what better way to introduce it than Gentlemen Ghost to do it.
Hector trying to justify Harely as not a bad guy, no!!!!! She's brainwashing and torturing people man!
But I think this interpretation of her was very good. Every Batman film/comic/TV show has down their own interpretation of characters, and while some are stronger than others I thought this version of Harley was very good.
Harley she beyond good and evil
Yeah, This version of Harley is a whole new level of disturbing!
Brainwashing and torturing rich jerks
Her motivations are good or let's say at least understandable tho. Imagine being a psychiatrist for rich people and you have to listen to those self centered assholes stories the whole day, where of course they are always the victim and you realize you are not making any progress and those jerks probably won't ever change. That must be very frustrating. So now she's fed up and tries to FORCE them to change.
Of course torture is still torture, but I'm saying compared to Penguin or Clayface she doesn't just want to wreak havoc for selfish reasons. She does have a point and when she returns in another season, I can see this making her dynamic with Barbara or even Batman very interesting.
This was one of the best episodes and there were hints in earlier episodes about the plot in this one 🔥
Love animated Batman. Can't wait to see the rest of your reactions!
Gotta say, this version of HQ was not what i was expecting at all, but was absolutely fun
You might be right about the secret Alfred's keeping, but I still think it's just that Batman is Bruce Wayne. A point to you though, is that if that was the case, Batman could've said something like "I already KNOW it". But it's also fine for Batman not to volunteer anything to the ghost.
Great show! Thanks for the reactions. I just saw a UA-cam headline that read, "Caped Crusader doesn't understand Batman and is boring!"...so I appreciate your common sense coverage. Detail I loved was the subtle/not-so-subtle racism of Gentleman Ghost.
I'm absolutely loving this show. It's so well done. I didn't see them including Papa Midnight.
A bit late but Barbara was often shadowed in what looks like a Batgirl mask. Especially the window in her fathers office.
Hey Guys glad its getting a S2 so hopefully by next year....also more seasons to come.
I’ll throw out a couple of quick examples in the case of the penguin the whole idea that a henchman explained that the what seemed to be a display of this top hat with an umbrella on top of the ship was in fact, a real ballistic launching canon in disguise Was fantastic. She was literally hiding a military weapon in the guys of an umbrella and top pad. That was great. The next one was clay face wearing this version instead of his whole body being able to transform in and morph into just about anyone it’s simply his face so he can become just about anybody else and on top of that he is an actor so he knows how to perform. Absolutely fantastic.
I'm dying to see a Joker influenced by Harley, as opposed to a Harley influenced by the Joker
Yall's reactions are hilarious, so funny to these episodes,great reactions.😂😂😂😂
Re: episode 6 I mean if I was a regular Gotham beat cop and I was jumped by a racist AND sexist ghost, at that point I would be out!
Maybe they should try to do a Kingpin version of King Tut for the next Batman show
I'm totally loving the mix of classic film noir and slightly ahead of its time tech. Almost like low key steampunk.
In earlier episodes Harley was trying to get to Bruce but he couldn’t be tricked 👀
Gentleman Ghost is actually one of Hawkman’s most famous enemies.
Papa Midnight 😎 played by the great Djimon Hounsou in 2005’s Constantine 🤘🏾
Also, I like the re-alignment of some of the characters that we got used to in the original show because since this version is stepping away from the higher tech version of the original, but they want to keep certain characters so they adjust who they are in the show in particular Lucius fox. I like the fact that he is his lawyer and this particular case so he is much more involved in the storyline of Batman instead of being the he’s the one that comes up with the tack or in the original contact he’s the one that helped build the car and works on the car, but he’s not really that involved With anything else and the fact he is to Bruce Wayne than Batman that I like because it kind of gives more of a vehicle for Bruce Wayne then Batman they are slowly in what I am feeling. They are going to give a little more playtime to Bruce Wayne at some point then Batman.
It’s 1.50am here in Brisbane. I can’t sleep. So what am I doing. I’m watching the guys reacting to Batman 😄😊
I like it when the sauce thickens!
Best depiction of Harley in mainstream media. Every other time she's treated as a dumb, obnoxious stooge, and only there to give Joker someone to play off of. They always forget that she's a doctor, she earned her initials (and that she's a victim in the usual depictions). Batman straight up calls her an idiot sometimes. It's nice to see her being portrayed as intelligent and self motivated. And I appreciate that she doesn't turn on Barbara, she remains a loyal friend even after the truth comes out.
Also, I was waiting for Hector to say his catchphrase for her, but he never did. Caped Crusader Harley? She could...
GET IT. Haha
Like like in the original show, we already knew all his background but here they’re just kinda replaying it again but very slowly
Harley inherited some of joker’s death defying skills these clowns are always falling off cliffs and surviving lol.
On Alfred's secret. It is either Batman is Bruce. Something he would die to keep. If it is something he would keep from Bruce it is the fact he saw the face of the man who killed his parents and is keeping it from him as he knows what Bruce would do.
Or it could be like in the TellTale games or the Matt Reeves Batman movie where Alfred knew of Thomas Wayne’s ties with the mob if they were to introduce Carmine Falcone
😮 guys. Guys.! so I only have episodes eight, nine, and 10 to go, but I can tell you this watching episode one through seven in my mind I have been slowly been reminded of the feeling that the original Batman animated series made me feel when I was younger. I was in my mid-20s when the show came out and I was fascinated because it was not Adam West animated cartoon style. It was a little more mature and obviously, so is this show but there’s just a certain field that Bruce Timm brings to his animated Batman that is unique for me and that is the feel I am getting from this. For me personally I feel like I am watching Batman the animated series series, but set in the style of the 40s and it is working for me. I am also, totally in with the reinterpretation of the classic characters because they are not for the heaviness the threat that the villains are to Batman as a matter fact, they for me are very much less cartoony and some aspects. They very much feel much more threatening than they did before.
❤this Harley, and Joker can bring out the worst in her causing conflict for the audience
Or Alfred knows about Thomas Wayne, Jr. AKA, Lincoln March. but because how unstable both of them have been wile growing up, It has never been the right time to tell Bruce.
Agustin's mustache looks like the bat symbol.
I've always wished for a DCEU set in this time period or even the 20's.
Um... Papa Midnite??? Are we already getting some potential John Constantine? Excuse me???
Papa Midnight is from the Constantine world, so you're right, guys. Constantine could show up.
About eventual other super heroes who could show up, imagine green lantern but it's Alan Scott
Or Jay Garrick’s Flash or even John Constantine
Eu realmente estou gostando de ver a opinião de outras pessoas sobre essa animação incrível!
I think what they are going with for now in the show is not that Arkham asylum was as bad as it was that we knew it but that it’s just a very straight up mental institution for now. But black gate prison is pretty bad in this version. It is not a good place.
Papa Mignite is the master of Jhon Constantine, and he is more powerful than you can imagine.
These 2 episodes + the Clayface one made me a fan of this series 🤩 It'll be particularly intriguing to see Dominatrix Harley interact with Montoya, Barbara & [SPOILER] next season + whether or not she's figured out Bruce is Batman. Ep5 is a great complement to the Catwoman Ep where Harley was introduced 🤌🏾 It's crazy to think she aimed to have Bruce as one of her Subs 👀 = 👌🏾 payoff!
Never considered before this review whether or not Barbara may become Batgirl...figured she's too old in this version + is an established lawyer. But now I'm thinking 🤔🤔🤔
Also, didn't know jack about Papa Midnite before Ep6 = I need to see more of this character, his backstory & world 💯✊🏾
Correction: Craddock is *classist* as hell. That's a completely different form of discrimination.
AND he’s also racist. Those two types of discrimination are so often linked, that’s it’s completely normal and good to talk about them both at the same time.
Classism is really common in this Universe but what I've seen of it, I have the last episode left to view, racism not so much. Yet in a weird way that makes me think they may have wanted him to be a racist. Well that and he's eighteenth century aristocratic scum it would almost be odd if he wasn't a bit racist.
@@ThomasReeves-s7u just because it’s not overt, doesn’t mean it’s not common. It’s a different universe from ours, sure, but it’s based on ours. The comment from the mayor to Commissioner Gordon about “this is why I promoted you” let’s us know racism is absolutely present in this world.
Midnight from Constantine?
THANKS for this!!!!
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Do you think he puts on the Batman voice or the Bruce Wayne voice?
The Bruce Wayne voice, FOR SURE.
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I don't think any of the cops or name drops will be putting on costumes. I can't picture _this_ Barbara Gordon becoming Batgirl, or this Eel O'Brien becoming Plastic Man, or this Jim Corrigan...well, maybe Corrigan, since we're already doing ghosts. Too many brightly-colored spandex outfits would clash with the show's look. I had _hoped_ Nolan's third movie would have given us a Robin and/or Oracle who worked as background agents in their civvies like Lucius Fox, and if they pop up in _Caped Crusader_ maybe I'll get my wish.
I could see Barbara becoming like Oracle in this universe, but for the others I would say nothing is impossible. Remember there was a Justice League movie that was set in the 40s and heroes like Martian Manhunter and Wonder Woman
Such a fast personality from Harley cheerfulness fo (snap) psychotic personality there once she dons the costume and twist the ppl she got.
Like Batman
bring constantine with keanu revees as the voice actor
Or the guy who did Constantine in the animated movies
On the not good run cycle. Animating running up stairs is hard. Animators tend to hate it.
Jaime Reyes?! No, lets do it better. Bring in Ted Kord. Id love to see this take DC all the way to the original Justice League International. Then ultimately to Identity Crisis.
Thia is a "Dan Garrett, adventuring archaeologist," sitch if ever there was one.
Hell yes let’s go yo 😎🥶
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