Non-Batman Fan’s First Time Watching Batman: Under The Red Hood! [Reaction]
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2024
- The first animated Batman film I've watched and I don't regret it! This one tore me apart and will do the same to any first time watcher. Hopefully you guys enjoy the reaction!
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This saddest thing about jason is the fact that in the comics the only reason joker was able to capture jason was becuase jasons mother sold him out to joker for money
Not for money. It wasn’t a bargain; it was blackmail.
I have the entire "Because he took me away from you" conversation memorized.
Haha same here
Me too😢
Same here.
Since you weren't familiar with the extended Bat Family, here are the most prevalent members:
Dick Grayson is the first Robin but later he wanted to step out of Batman's shadow and became Nightwing (he is my favourite comic book character ever by the way). He and his parents were circus acrobats known as the Flying Graysons. After a mobster extorting money from their circus had cut the lines of the ropes they used for their act, Dick's parents fell to their deaths in front of their 8 year old son. Dick was later adopted by Bruce Wayne who was also in the audience and understood the pain of losing his parents and wanted Dick to not be consumed by anger and so trained him to become the first Robin the age of 8 and later became Nightwing in his late teens. He's now in his mid to late 20s. He is the one Batman has the most intimate bond with because he is his adopted son and was raised by him as if he was his own.
Barbara Gordon is the daughter of police commissioner James Gordon and later becomes Batgirl. She became Batgirl when she was a teenager because she was inspired by Batman and Robin and wanted to protect people. Years later she was shot through the spine by the joker and became paralysed so she became Oracle. Eventually she got better in the comics (don't ask how) and became Batgirl again. Barbara and Dick Grayson are in a relationship. Barbara is currently around her mid-20s.
The second Robin is Jason Todd. Jason was the son of a pretty criminal working for Two-Face and a drug addicted mother and grew up in poverty in Gotham. At the age of 12, Batman caught Jason trying to steal the tires from the Batmobile. He was impressed with Jason's braveness and decided to take him in and train him as Robin. Jason did not have the cheerful personality of Dick Grayson and often showed to have a lot of repressed anger. He was eventually murdered by the Joker at the age of 15. Later he was resurrected (the details are very complicated and convoluted) by Talia al Ghul (one of Batman's greatest loves) and became the vigilante Red Hood Which was the alias joker used before falling in a vat of acid. He is now around his early 20s.
The third and best Robin is Tim Drake (he's my favourite Robin but Dick Grayson as Nightwing is my favourite character). Tim Drake was only a toddler when he was there in the audience to witness the death of Dick Graysons acrobat parents known as the Flying Graysons after a mobster extorting money from their circus had cut the lines of the ropes they used for their act and fell to their deaths in front of their 8 year old son. Dick was later adopted by Bruce Wayne who was also in the audience and understood the pain of losing his parents. Tim was a massive fan of Batman and Robin and always looked up to them growing up. Tim is the smartest person in the Bat Family and at the age of 13 he used his own self-taught detective skills to figure out Batman and Nightwing's identities. After Jason Todd's death, Batman had become more violent and after Tim noticed he told Batman that he had figured out who he was and that Batman needed a Robin to remind him of what he stood for. Tim asked Dick Grayson to become Robin again but Dick refused and told him that he should be the one to do it. Tim accepted and after months of training the world's greatest martial artist Lady Shiva (who is one of the assassins in Arkham Origins), he earned the right to become the third Robin. He is now about 16 years old.
The fourth Robin is Stephanie Brown. Stephanie Brown is the daughter of the Cluemaster, one of Gotham City third-rate villains. To ruin his schemes, she became the vigilante Spoiler. Stephanie's father Cluemaster spent most of her childhood in prison or away from the family. Though he claimed to be "rehabilitated" upon his return to Gotham, Stephanie was furious to discover that he was actually returning to crime without his need to leave clues behind. She decided something needed to be done. Stephanie tailored a costume for herself, and called herself the Spoiler. She knew where her father was hiding out, found out his plans, and left clues so that the police and Batman could stop him. Robin (Tim Drake) tracked her down, and she joined in on the capturing of Cluemaster. She also became attracted to Robin, and it annoyed her that he knew her identity but she did not know his. Eventually Tim and Stephanie fell in love.Stephanie also began a friendship with Batgirl Cassandra Cain (who was Batgirl when Barbara was paralysed). After Tim had to stop being Robin for personal reasons for a bit, Stephanie volunteered to be Robin. After Stephanie disobeyed Batman's orders (in order to save his life), Batman later fired her and told her that she was done being a hero because he could not trust her in the field.
Cassandra Cain was Batgirl after Barbara Gordon. Born with the assassins David Cain and Lady Shiva (the woman who trained Tim Drake) as her parents, she was trained to become the perfect warrior. Her father deprived her of speech so she would learn movement and physicality as her first languages. She is not taught to read or write and instead, reading body language is her only language. When she is 8, her father takes her to kill a businessman. As the man dies, Cassandra reads what he is feeling, realizes what she did, and runs away from her father. Batman adopted her into the Bat Family. Cassandra would eventually turn her Batgirl costume over to Stephanie Brown, Cassandra has since gone I want to use the names Black Bat and Orphan.
Damian Wayne is the fifth Robin. Damian is the biological son of Batman and Talia al Ghul. Sometime after Batman became a public hero, he fought Ra's al Ghul (pronounced Raysh) and the League of Assassins. During his adventure, he met Ra's' daughter Talia al Ghul. The two young adults fell for each other and, after a brief fling, they conceived a child. Bruce was unaware of the child's conception and returned to crime fighting for years. Damian was intended to be a formidable warrior. Raised by his other Talia and the League of Assassins, Damian became a talented martial artist by the time he was a pre-teen. Eventually, when Talia deemed that Damian after turning 10 years old was ready, she allowed him to go to Gotham and meet his father - the Batman. Batman was surprised to learn he had a secret son with a supervillain but sought to learn more about the boy anyway. Despite his intense training to become a remorseless assassin, Damian was sympathetic to his father's vigilantism in Gotham and volunteered to become his next sidekick. Batman agreed and granted Damian the mantle of Robin.
Oh my fellow friend with Nightwing as favourite comic book character. For me hes my fav overall fictional character, but pretty much were the same.
Technically Damien is the 4th Robin, the female Robin isn't canon.
@@ItApproaches They don't exactly have very clear idea what is and isn't canon after the New 52 ended but that doesn't change the fact that she was a canonical Robin in the main continuity at a certain point. The Robin that was never in continuity was Carrie Kelley.
@@The_Phantasm Stephanie as Robin is canon, but she was robin for very short time
@@Hyp333R Yes I'm very aware.
I also can't recommend enough the amazing film Batman Mask of the Phantasm which is considered by comic book fans to be the greatest Batman film ever made. No other Batman movie dives as deep into the characters psyche as that movie does. It also has the definitive Batman and Joker with Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill.
Nice of you to recommend your own movie lol
Yeeeeees please!! B
Hell yeah , it's such an amazing movie ❤
A part of Jason's story that gets overlooked a lot is that his dad was killed by twoface.
That’s interesting I never knew that
@@blaze3309 12:10, what did you expect crosswords?, though that won't be off brand for the Riddler.
@@blaze3309 Dude you should totally react to Batman The Killing Joke, and there’s a two part movie called Batman The Long Halloween
@@AkaiAkuma_idk about killing joke. long halloween was good but the killing joke was questionable.
Does two face killing him change anything
Okay no joke it’s so fascinating seeing non-comic book fans (or just non-Batman guys) react to any adaptation of the big moments from the comics that are practically just taken for granted that you’d know.
Agree its like they realize what they been missing 😂
Facts
“Tell the big man I said… Helloooo” 😂😂 Dimagio’s Joker voice is one of my favorites
In Arkham Knight, Batman did try to find Jason, Joker kept him hidden very well.
Thanks I misremembered that. I just remembered Jason feeling really betrayed in that game.
Then in one of the prequel comics, Jason was liberated by Deathstroke of all people.
@@blaze3309 because Joker lied and brainwashed him over a year
Not really, in the basement of Arkham where Batman goes like 3 times a week lol.
@@ItApproaches fax
When the Joker in the beginning said, say hello to the big man, he wasn’t talking about that he was talking about God.
I've never thought about that. Interesting!
As a big fan of Batman, it’s so awesome to see new or casual fans get into the character. Especially with a story like this Death in the Family (the comic that Under the Red Hood is based on) is incredible and Jason’s story is so amazing to see. I’m glad you enjoyed the film, and I hope you experience and enjoy many more great ones to come
Jensen was Red Hood in this movie and is animated Batman in the Tomorrowverse
In ARKHAM KNIGHT Bruce DID look for Jason, FOR MONTHS…then was shown the video of Jason dying
Red Hood is not a villain, blaze. He's an anti hero.
He is now, but he used to be a villain or rather anti-villain
by this point he’s an anti villain, someone who’s doing terrible things for a good cause. in this case jason is taking over crime because he believes that’s the best way to handle it. this is before he became a character who is inconsistently written as either an anti hero or straight hero.
@@jico5147 i like to think jason stays dead after the roulette in this story
My biggest problem with Batman is that he sees Jason’s life as his biggest failure not Jason being killed or becoming robin
And it’s a bit classist on how Bruce described young Jason as dangerous and could be potentially a big problem… my guy. You’re saying that with an image of him as a KIDDD. Not to mention Jason was very malnourished when he found him. In comics he was even smoking. Jason was very likely to die before reaching young adult. Bruce is funny 🤦🏽♂️
John Dimaggio plays the joker. He also voices bender and Jake the dog. He's one of my favorite jokers.
Also Marcus Fenix in Gears Of War
Want to know what makes this sadder? Batman thinks that if he hadn’t taken in Jason he would become a villain but in a series where they explored what would happen to the bat-kids without Batman Jason ended up a renowned race car driver who set up a scholarship for underprivileged children. Jason was always good Batman just didn’t see it.
Buuut youre kind ignoring there's more the stories, they live better lives but end up crashing
There is pro's and cons to any and all paths you take.
@@l0sts0ul89 nah Jason always did petty crimes out of necessity. He was never gonna become a big criminal. Bruce’s classism needs an entire discussion. It ties in with his savior complex
Wasn’t that Bruce’s simulation of what might have happened, not an actual alternate timeline?
@@sunkitti8944 I’m referring to a different timeline where Bruce died. Meaning he never met Jason. I forget what the comic is called but it’s where Jason became a Priest. Also, you’re kinda re-enforcing the my sentiment by “stimulation”. The whole you’re not a person you’re a statistic. Something that has irked Jason and countless of others who grew up in rural/slum-like communities. As advance tech can be it’s never a 100% reliable in psychology/outcome. To predict how someone will turn out using a stimulation is pretty stupid and classist asf
Shattering someone’s collarbone is lethal, my guy. Jason also knew that
The sound design in that opening scene is so good. Every hit from the crowbar (and seriously, holy balls that is dark) feels like there's weight behind it, and the 'crunch' added whenever it makes contact is just so visceral.
If I recall, as a fun fact Jason's death was left up to the fans. People didn't like Jason and much preferred Nightwing (Dick Grayson) so the writers did a poll and asked the fans to decide Jason's fate, either he survives or dies....and the majority chose to kill him off....so he died lol.
I like the rivalry between red hood and black mask. We get a lot of their rivalry in the comics.
There is a sort of continuation to this film with the animated multiple choice film Batman: Death in the Family. The title "Death in the Family" is the name of the story in which Jason originally died in the comics.
This is much closer to Jason’s story in the comics than Arkham Knight was, but the ways it was changed make sense. He can’t be mad at Batman for not killing the Joker when the Joker is already dead in the game & furthermore many people believe that Batman is responsible. So Jason’s resentment is made to be about psychological conditioning through torture & his replacement by Tim. Ironically though, Batman does pretty much try to kill the Joker after Jason’s death in the comics. Superman stops him because the Joker becomes- wait for it- an ambassador to Iran. Don’t ask, comics are just weird sometimes.
But but but, u left out the fact when batman meets joker again after supermans act, that batman stops a crimimal AND takes a bullet for joker
Jason Todd is an underrated Robin. He has cool stories and his arc in general when he goes from Red Hood: The Black Sheep of the Batfamily to Red Hood: Member of the Batfamily was awesome
The ending is so tragic, like a complicated emotion without a name.
'batman's not gonna let you kill his boyfriend' HAHAKJDVNKAJDVN I DIED.
This movie is one of the rare cases where they actually do better than the source material.
The original comic reasoning for how Jason came back to life was super messy, and involved characters in the larger DC universe.
Here they kept most all the important details but whittled it down to using characters native to Batman stories so it’s far more clear and concise.
Bruce Greenwood is probably my second favorite Batman voice actor behind Kevin Conroy. They both have a similar way of portraying Batman as a man confident in his abilities and blunt, without leaning into some gimmick like a raspy voice, or guttural growls like the Nolan movies. Jenson Ackles has been voicing Batman in the new animated movies they’ve been making. He’s not bad but not really my fave personally. He’s outstanding as Jason in this movie though.
The only way someone can come back to life in the Batman universe is the Lazuris Pit and I like it that way lol. Cause it has a cost to coming back, going mad.
Also the ending for the original comic... 😵
@@altalia07 I just remember it ending on the cliffhanger of Chemo nuking Bludhaven. I actually don’t know how it’s resolved at the end.
One thing i take from batmans speech about killing is that he's unstable and he knows it. If he doesn't limit himself through his no kill rule then he becomes someone who'll kill anyone. From a supervillain to a regular goon who made some bad choices and got caught up in some messed up stuff
I am glad to see you reacting to this movie 😄 as I remember watching it on my own time and I was so blown away that it was being made and give us more story on “Red Hood” also I like to share that there an “Interactive” Version of this movie to make it feel like a TallTale movie game where you picking the story for the movie. It also grant you to have Jason Todd to live if you picked correctly but there be some side effects of letting Batman die in place of Jason.
Hearing that you like Jensen ackles and supernatural is so cool to know because it’s one of my favorite shows as well!
A great follow-up to this for you would be "The Dark Knight Returns". Can't wait to see how your Batman journey develops.
HOLY W DIDNT EXPECT YOU WERE REACTING TO THIS SO SOON
Love your reaction and love this film for really explaining why Batman as a hero does NOT kill. That last shot of Jason and his final line always gets me (i.e. tears my heart out) - damn filmmakers knew exactly what they were doing.
His "reason" is selfish and unsatisfying, they could have thought of anything else
I recommend the animated movies The dark knight returns parts 1 and 2. It basically sets when batman is old and has to once again come out of retirement.
So happy you decided to watch. One of my favorites.
So this was based off the comic book and there was another comic where red hood dressed as night wing but to my knowledge they didn’t do a movie for that one
After all these experiences (playing arkham games and watching these movies), bro , you really need to watch "the killing joke" too...
FUN FACT! Batman's "No killing rule" actually has less to do with his evident sadism and possible less-than-sanity, but rather 20% hope that "Everyone can be a good person if they just try." -Papyrus the Skeleton, and that: "Life is sacred. All life. No matter how vile." -The polar opposite philosophy of Owlman, the true anti-Batman. There is atleast one good Owlman run, and to my knowledge the rest are kinda piss. There's actually a video explaining why Owlman works as the perfect Anti-Batman, and why The Batman Who Laughs doesn't.
I disagree, this movie makes it clear he wants to kill joker but due to his cringe slippery slope sanity logic he spares joker, regardless any interpitation is weak
That robot is Amazo. He was created by Dr. Ivo, Amazo has the powers of the Justice League. He can replicate powers of meta-humans. He had copied powers from Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Aquaman, Zatanna, Martian Manhunter, and various other super powered beings.
I prefer the Amazo from Justice League, this weird orange color look just isn't good lol.
Im a huge batman nerd so Im glad youre getting into the batman movies. Im hoping you watch alot more.
22:21 FYI in the Comic this was adapting Batman DID want to kill Joker. The problem was that after killing Jason, Joker became the ambassador of Iran. Killing him would've been an international incident so the president basically begged Superman to stop Batman from doing it.
P.S. this was left out of the movie because it probably wouldn't have made sense to anyone unfamiliar with the story but, Jason's mom was in the room watching as Joker beat up Jason. She didn't even try to help, she died in the explosion as well.
EDIT: Batman never told Jason about how he tried to kill Joker. He'd rather Jason just keep hating him.
BTW Jason kinda proved Batman right in the sense that If you kill someone you'll just keep finding reasons to kill because Jason killed a bunch of grunts and criminals before he even touched Joker in the this movie alone.
7:32 almost would have gotten a version of The Batman who Laughs there lol
I'm a huge Batman fan. I wanted to put my two cents in and give you my top 5 movies and shows with a very biased list.
Shows
1. Gotham
2. Batman the Brave and the Bold
3. Batman the Animated Series
4. The Harley Quinn Show
5. The Batman
Movies
1. The Lego Batman Movie
2. Scooby Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold
3. The Dark Knight
4. Joker
5. Batman (1989)
Note: Catwoman (2004) + Batman & Robin (1997) are best watched under the influence. They are just a blast to watch trashed.
I LOVE the brave and the bold and the 2004 show!! Super, absolutely a recommend.
This is the best day of my life ending always gets me
Idk if you caught it but I thought at the beginning they showed it was like a 5 year gap between Jason dying and returning as Red Hood. Also my thing with the Joker is..what’s stopping somebody else from killing him? We know Batman won’t do it but it’s not like he’s the ONLY one capable if he’s that much of a problem. Why is Gothams jails/Arkham Asylum so incompetent that he keeps escaping?
Overall though I love this movie. It’s more accurate to the original lore than Arkham Knight was as far as Jason is concerned (although there are still some changes here)
So about crime alley. Bruce was there during the anniversary of his parents death. That’s why he parked there in the first place. Quite interesting that he met Jason the same place AND on the anniversary of his parent’s death. The flashback kinda touches on that. If you reallyyyyy want to add salt to the wound.. I suggest reading Robin’s 80th Anniversary in “More Time”. It’s really devastating.. and sweet. It shows how their relationship is strained but there’s no doubt that they still love each other. Even after everything that’s happened. Jason may criticize Batman but he could never truly hate the man who gave him everything he’s ever lost. Remember that often hatred is often born from a place of love. “There’s layers to it”. That can also be applied to Jason’s sentiments.. And as to why he wants Bruce to end Joker. Think about it. Why didn’t Jason just do it? Why did he want Bruce to avenge him? Jason never once blamed Bruce for his death in comics. Bruce assumed he was mad about dying but that wasn’t the case at all… “He took me away from you.” It’s a lot deeper imo when you know the context of Jason’s past before he met Batman. His parents didn’t get along very well and he lost his father and ended up taking care of his mother. Only to lose her from the drug addiction. Some iterations in comics explain that it was meds that she got addicted to. Others she simply had an addiction. Point is, despite them loving Jason he wasn’t prioritized in the end. He wasn’t protected… I’ll stop there haha. It’s alottttt I can go on and on about it. The thing about Jason and Bruce is that they were simply the perfect storm. They often bump heads because of their differences in background. This is prior to his death as well. Think back on “no dealing to children” and “.. he’s a drug dealing PIMP.” Unlike the rest of Bruce’s kids, Jason is a Gothamite. He was born and raised in the poorest areas of Gotham City. While Bruce was born into money.
Someone already mentioned a series of the bat kids had they not met Bruce. I simply wanted to add something else. There WAS already an instance written before but it wasn’t focusing on the bat kids. It was a timeline/alternate worlds storyline. I forgot the name of the comic but someone travels into a different timeline where Bruce died instead of his parents. We start the chapter with a familiar face. And it’s Jason Todd. Since Bruce died he never met Bruce. Everyone was shocked and devastated to see Jason being a priest. He was living happily and healthy even. Isn’t that gut wrenching?? Ofc this is a different parallel world but it still hurts a lot to think about
Irl anyone would cut off batman, hes extremely toxic and selfish with the way he treats jason, dc comics suck when it comes to realistic takes on morality, they used batman as a puppet to keep joker alive in which ruins his character
@@nic558 everyone in gotham is brain dead
There's whole reality changing thing with superman thing that jason was resurected but most media simplify it with ra's al ghul pit thing.(Comics are needlessly complicated because so many retcons)
Please watch the Batman Assault on Arkham movie. It's based on the Arkham universe.
Fun fact: in the comics Batman did try to kill the Joker but was stopped by Superman
it's funny, the things you pick up on when rewatching something, but I just noticed that couple making out on the roof near the beginning of the film. In freakin Gotham. Yup. That's the most suicidal thing I've heard today. Living there is bad enough, but if you're dropping your guard that much, you may as well put out a "Murder Me" sign.
One of my all time favorites
You should definitely check out Batman Mask of The Phantasm and Batman The Dark Knight Returns. These are my two favorite animated movies and some of my favorite Batman movies in general.
You should check out The Long Halloween movie next! It’s in two parts but the original comic is one of my favorites
I loved your explanation and understanding of both sides! I found a lot of people I seen watch this understand Red Hood’s feelings(myself included) BUT either don’t understand or downplay Batman’s reasoning
Batmans reasoning is brain dead lol, theres a reason it gets a lot of backlash, they are tarnishing batmans development to keep joker alive
Blaze, theres another movie you need to watch, well 2 technically: The Dark Knight returns Pt.1&2
how knew jake the dog/bender the robot would be such a menacing joker.
Nice!
I’d also recommend to watch Batman Year One; and The Dark Knight Returns part 1 and 2.
definitly check out "mask of the phantasm" and "dark knight returns"
Possibly the best animated Batman film out there, I still get choked up near the end when Red Hood comes clean and explains his reasoning for wanting the Joker dead more than anything, only for Batman to admit how easy it would be to simply kill the Joker, but that if he did, he'd never be able to stop himself from killing again.
SPOILERS BELOW
(The whole exchange between Jason Todd & Batman is just so masterfully written)
JASON: Is that what you think this is about!? That you failed me? That you let me die? I don't know what clouds your judgement worse, your guilt or your antiquated sense of morality... Bruce, I forgive you for not saving me. But why, why on God's Earth... IS HE STILL ALIVE?!
JOKER: Gotta give the boy points! He came all the way back from the dead to make this shindig happen! So, who's got a camera? Ooh, ooh! Get one of me and the kid first! Then you and me, then the three of us, and then one with the crowbar, then-
JASON: You'll be as quiet as possible, or I'll put one in your lap first
JOKER: Party pooper. No cake for you
JASON: Ignoring what he's done in the past, blindly, stupidly disregarding the entire graveyards he's filled, the thousands who have suffered, the friends he's crippled...! You know, I thought... I thought I'd be the last person you'd ever let him hurt. If it had been you that he beat to a bloody pulp, if he had taken you from this world, I would've done nothing but search the planet for this pathetic pile of evil, death-worshiping garbage... and send him off to hell!
BATMAN: You don't understand... I don't think you've ever understood
JASON: What? What, your moral code just won't allow for that? It's too hard to cross that line?BATMAN: No! God Almighty, no. It'd be too damned easy. All I've ever wanted to do is kill him. A day doesn't go by when I don't think about subjecting him to every horrendous torture he's dealt out to others, and then... end him
JOKER: Awwww. So you do think about me
BATMAN: But if I do that... if I allow myself to go down into that place... I'll never come back
JASON: Why? I'm not talking about killing Penguin or Scarecrow or Dent. I'm talking about him... just him. And doing it because... because he took me away from you
BATMAN: I can't. I'm sorry
😢😢😢 Goddamn powerful stuff, and the way Jason's voice breaks a little there near the end, clearly fighting back his own sadness... just brilliant
Yes
Such a great film. You should check out batman mask of the phantasm. That’s the best batman film. Batman beyond return of the joker uncut is very good as well. Good reaction
I absolutely LOVE UTRH so muchh. Im going to buy the dvd or bluray version since they took it off HBO.
You should watch Assault on Arkham
It takes place about two years before the events of Arkham Asylum
I definitely recommend reacting to the Batman Animated series + Batman Beyond.
I still consider the show to be peak Batman. They skip and changes story beats like cutting out Jason Todd, but overall still a great story
Please watch Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993). One of the best animated movies ever made and it has the iconic Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill as Batman and Joker respectively, the voices you heard in the Arkham games.
Oh dc animated films overall quality is veryyyy good. Each one bangs
An odd first animated Batman movie to watch lol. A great one though, now you see why some of us didn't like the reveal of Arkham Knight being Jason....Rocksteady said Arkham Knight was a brand new villain of their creation....only to have him be a retelling of Red Hood where they changed a few small things, which made Arkham Knight a let down.
The dc animated films are insanely amazing
Idk if you know this but Jensen plays Batman in the long Halloween and some other movies
You need to see the Batman beyond return of the joker movie and if you do try to find the uncut version
Bro you need to play GEARS OF WAR…legendary series…stop after 3 though
John DiMaggio does an excellent Joker.
make sure you watch the dark knight rises next😀
Honestly, just watch all the animated Batman movies. They're all great. I suggest Son of Batman next.
Comic version it was a fan decision that was rigged so we could've hade a comic that jason lived
Batman The Dark Knight Returns next please
You should watch batman year one
So sad they didn't fight captain Nazi like in the comics
I recommend you play the Injustice games
It is one of the most underrated games with great storytelling
3:01-3:24 blaze getting emotional
The comic does it differently with how Batman takes that option
After you finish the Batman movies and animated movies, you should watch some DC Animated movies, like Justice League.
I wanted you watch this red hood movie after this Jason clips in arkham Knight so bad. ... And Please do the new52 animated movies In order wise.
You'll find Talia love story ... And, more ra's al gul.... Louis fox and his Son... Importantly you will find 4th Robin which not in the games , you will love that brat...
And last movie of that series will make forget the MCU End game❤
After these the the dark knight returns 1&2, BatAffleck based that batsy... Can't my brother
watch dark knight return part 1 .2 animation(master peace)
Batman is a great mentor as always but sometimes he can be such a dick.
Don't you agree with me?
Jason agrees haha
You should watch batman returns
They gotta watch Batman (1989) first
where my dark knight rises
suggestion could you watch other dcamu flims
There never was a right answer to who's right between batman and red hood.
Red hood is right with the fact that some criminals deserve to die to save 100 innocent lives. But Batman is all about not loosing control.
You can easily see both sides and that is the best part of red hood stories. He never wanted to kill batman he always wanted to be a better batman that will get gotham clean of criminals.
What many people assume wrong is that Arkham Knight is not Red Hood story. Jason becomes Red Hood there as well but it is not the same story. That is why Arkham Knight over all had such a bad review upon its release (other than batmobile over use and poor pc performance).
Glad you enjoyed the movie and really enjoyed reviewing my favourite character with my favourite actor playing him even if it wasn't a full thing cause... we all know how it is with posting full movies :P
Its objectivly jason lol
Ill always stand with jasons philosophy, batmans kill rule is a fallacy and his reasonining in this movie is also selfish and weak, they really made batman look horrible here, also props to jason for somehow destroying all drug lords in one day after getting revived years later with no intel
The best way ive ever heard the argument made is, Batman isnt a Judge, Jury, and Executioner. He simply does what the cops cant. He brings untouchable criminals to the justice system. Joker being alive isnt a failure of Batman its a failure of the justice system.
Stop making escuses, he has joker in his hands and knows the system keeps letting him escape yet he calls himself gothams protector but keeps doing what he knows will get people killed, and in this movie his reasoning is he cant control himself??? LOL
Why is bro so fruity lmao
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This is my 1st vid I watched from you..
Stop sounding like a bitch
Example : 3:02 ,, just watch it with a genuine reaction
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