Batman vs Joker | Batman [4k, 30th Anniversary Edition]
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- Batman 4K Blu-ray (30th Anniversary Edition) (1989)
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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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One thing cool about Nicholson's Joker is that even after being down and battered by Batman he still manages to employ his Joker bag of tricks like the fake teeth, eyeglasses & fake arm. This is classic trickster Joker.
@@JohnDoe-gk7ok Ledger had comedy bro it was there in the way he walked and did stuff like grab hand santizer, he made a few jokes but most of it was physical comedy. I mean Jack REALLY had a TON of jokes so yeah.
@boulderguy888 why? Hamill's (in TAS) was an evil mobster turned madman. Pure evil. Kevin Michael Richardson's Joker is just insane.
Kevin's my second favorite. My first is Cameron Monaghan.
Hi my love
To be fair, ledger joker did admit his jokes weren't so good during his entrance
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I like how Joker didn't even take the whole fight serious. Just cracking jokes and pulling gags the whole time.
"As my plastic surgeon always said, if you've *got* to go, go with a *smile* !!!"
It's more because he KNEW he couldn't beat him in a physical fight
Well, it's The JOKER 😆
And let be honest, there's no way he stand a chance against Batman.
,,,,,,.....and Batman is more youngest than The Joker , but well joker is the most supervillain has no need superpowers ! He would be a genius of crime, electric traps and bombs!!
That's the Joker what did you expected?
“I made you? You made me first!”
The most underrated line in the whole film. Very powerful.
Basically, look what you made me become!
Except this has nothing to do with Batman canon and contradicts his character is a peaceful, non-revenge oriented hero
Edit: Guys, this comment is from 4 years ago and I don’t stand by it anymore lol. I’m not gonna dirty delete it but you don’t gotta prove me wrong anymore 😂
Actually, it is very accurate to Batman canon. This is INCREDIBLY close to many of his characterizations in the comics, and I would never call Batman "peace-loving" necessarily. He protects the innocent & helpless, but quite literally "wars" on all criminals.
No, dummy... He made Batsy. So many idiots liked your peasant mind. No surprise. Most ppl are pea brained. 😒
but it wasn't Joker who killed Bruce's parents, it was Joe Chill, total different person.
@@weedingadmiral9431 In certain timelines
In case people are wondering. When Batman first confronts Joker here, he uses his normal Bruce Wayne voice. He wanted Joker to know who he was before he killed him.
Bingo. And he does know that's why he says "I was only a kid when I killed your parents"....
Plus adding to the fact that Bruce used the phrase "You ever dance in the pale moonlight?" Given how Jack says he says that to all his "prey"
I think that short exhale and his questioning at 1:00 must be Jack putting the pieces together.
YES!@@skepticcritic4995
My favourite movie. Since 1989 when I was three. Never put this together somehow.
That's why many people hate this movie.
The Dark Knight: I have one rule. . .
Keaton Batman: Not me
And that's the rule you have to break!
WHICH IS?!
@@MDMcNugget "The only sensible way to live in this world is without rules. And tonight you're gonna break your one rule."
I’m considering it.😡
Ben Batfleck: *what rule?*
I love Nicholson gets more and more manic as the film goes on. He starts off crazy and just gets more insane
Joker's batshit crazy
As an 8 year old watching this movie in theaters rooting for the joker, I didn’t care for the ending. Was very sad 😂
Well- shooting his old boss dead (Carl Grissom) and a few minutes later planning that the city "got a load of him" seems to me a hard start after all, so I don't think that he grows more and more insane. I think that he always remains the same.
@@Alantheleopard I mostly mean in the way that in a lot of it he’s charismatic, calmed and occasionally laughs a bit, but getting into the end here, he just loses all composure and starts cackling like Vincent Price in Thriller, particularly when he’s hanging off the side of the tower.
@@Gogetta80 yeh I always thought for such a perfect film killing the joker off was pretty dumb, there was easily enough room for a second movie to culminate a second sensational episode of the two foes.
I like how Michael Keaton can be so intimidating by just speaking softly in his normal voice.
that's why he's my favorite Batman.
He is my favourite Batman and it was his idea to have a different voice as Batman.
😸😸😸
yep when you think about it he doesnt really need to speak at all and when he does he does so in a way where you barely recognize his voice
@@TheReelDealFilmReviews 🎞️
0:10 something I love about this film is the lighting, Burton just knows exactly how to light Batman to make him look like a gothic creature of the night
i read he took inspiration from the old dracula movie
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Yes
Blue filter, also used heavy in Terminator 2 and early 90s movies to show an emotionally cold effect.
Gothic.
Joker: "Sometimes I kill myself."
Gravity: "He'll appreciate my punchline."
You know, on a certain level, I think that he really *did* appreciate it.
Also "feel free to drop in"
2019 Joker - there is no punchline
@@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO. I always think that my life was a tragedy and now I realize it’s a comedy
That joke’s gonna Hit hard..
Joker: You wouldn't hit a guy with glasses would you?
Superman: yea he really would
Kinda stolen...
@Zhemchuzhnikovite No, someone else said this comment in the other version of this clip, but it wasn't the Anniversary Edition. So it was taken from the other comment...
No superman,batman!
Why do people always say that?
Superman wasn’t wearing his glasses at the time
01:22 I like how the joker just all of a sudden gained super strength to be able to pull two full sized people from a lower position with ease. Such a badass
Its certainly super strength. Even how he decides that he will start climbing the ladder before its reached his feet, so he will be doing chin ups on several of the rungs, then the jokers strength on how he is able to hold on that ladder for so long with stone that is heavier than the balls they use in the Strongman Contests. Love it
Because he had that crazy mental strength that manifested itself into his physicality. The guy was deranged.
@@JayDeetrixtoo bad the Gargoyle and Gravity Wins. Fatality.
i'm pretty sure he was using gravity
@@Stormertheboy well big mistake. He messes with Gravity he loses
The impact of Joker's knuckles on Batman's armor . . . Such a sweet sound.
Made it sound like every finger was broken.
like Superman II Rocky v Clark
YES YES YES LMBO!!!!!!!
0:52 😆
@@bozotheclown169 0:51-0:53 good comparison: ua-cam.com/video/jPliq1H0lr8/v-deo.html
“Have you ever danced with the Devil in the pale moonlight?”
One of the best lines in the movie.
One of the best lines in the entire Batman Dark Knight Franchise :)
"Down by the bay"
Where the watermelons grow
@@whydowehavethesehandles "that's what my mother said"
Why?
One thing that shows Tim Burton was ahead of his time was how he failed to “date” this movie. Based on the look of Gotham, the cloths and cars, this movie had no set time so it can never be dated. It is a comic book movie that can be enjoyed 30 years later and doesn’t feel old.
There are no people walking around buried in their phones so feels pretty old
Evo lol no cell phones
Great observation. Really shows how much care they put into creating this world.
@@Mike-0201 Yes, no cell phones is nice.
What about 1000 years from now when the robots have taken over and mankind has been turned in dog slaves? Will that date it?
People often think that Batman has to have a very deep and grumbly voice, but Keaton's cool, soft Batman voice is perfect for the character, and it's music to the ears.
Him and Kevin Conroy. Soothing
@@zevin_actionmantrue lol
The funny thing is keaton invented the interpretation
Batman actually did speak mostly in a deep grumbly voice in the movie. But Keatons voice in here was his Bruce Wayne voice as he revealed he's the son of Thomas and Martha Wayne, whom Joker killed.
@@tobyforrester He certainly did not. Maybe a little deep, but Keaton has a smooth voice.
Jack Nicholson’s Joker is so great because unlike all of the other Jokers, he actually has a wicked yet funny sense of humor at the same time, that everyone can laugh to and enjoy!
Mark Hamill's joker from batman the animated series ?
Definitivamente, para mí en lo particular la mejor caracterización del Guasón fue la de Jack Nicholson.
His Joker was garbage compared to Heath's and Phoenix's.....
@@seanchaney3086 ☠
@Knox2Don facts yo
Only people who grew up watching Michael Keatons Batman would understand how incredible this movie was for it’s time. Then to top it off how fantastic of a job Jack Nicholson did with the role of Joker! 🃏
Nostalgia glasses. I saw this at the drive-in and thought it could be better. I liked it, but didn't love it.
💯💯💯💯
I first watched this when I was a kid and it was on VHS. Before I only had Batman Forever to go by as well as the 60s TV series and the 90's animated series. So I had no idea Batman was supposed to be dark and scary. Needless to say I liked it better.
It was truly incredible. I must have been in 4th grade. My parents were into it. Everyone was into it. My parents didn't read comic books growing up. It was Michael Keaton as batman and Jack Nicholson as the joker. No one was going to miss out on it.
@@bigd7696 splish splash, your opinion is trash
Joker: What are you laughing at???
Gargoyle: wait a minute and you'll see 😂😂😂
1:34
but at what cost? 😢
This comment deserves more likes 🤣🤣
@@Player-jf8fk 3:55
Grotesque* ..not a gargoyle.
I like that, given the fact that the Joker still calls Bruce bat brain, he actually doesn’t realize who Batman is, but still says that he was a kid when he killed his parents. Implying that he left so many kids orphaned when he was young that he can’t even keep track anymore. This Joker truly is a monster.
Yeah I was wondering what he meant? He doesn’t know that Bruce Wayne is Batman. But here he clearly acts like he knows the exact parental double murder he’s referring to. It’s also not credible that he was a mobster that killed many parents BEFORE he became joker.
I always thought Joker had realised Batman is Bruce Wayne, since Batman said the same line back to him that Joker had said to Bruce. I see now that he may not have known, remembering that after he said it to Bruce, he then said "I always say that to all my victims"
He was 26 when he killed Bruce's parents.
Bob didn’t know who Bruce Wayne was at first referring to him as “some guy named Wayne.” Bruce Wayne being a high profile billionaire in Gotham and Bob didn’t know who he was? Lol
@@cyrus7241 I believe initially the Joker was unaware of who Batman was or what he was talking about but likewise put two and two together to remember the wealthy couple young Jack Napier shot in cold blood as a low-level street hood and connected mafioso associate up and coming decades before he worked his way up the ladder in the Gotham City mafia crime syndicate run by late former Don Carl Grissom and became a made man/member, high ranking mafioso soldier, pro hitman, top enforcer and underboss under Carl Grissom years after Jack Napier shot the Waynes in front of eight year old Bruce Wayne. When the Joker said, "I was just a kid when I killed your parents, " I believe the Joker realized that both Bruce Wayne was Batman and that Bruce/Batman was the orphaned sole surviving child of the wealthy couple Jack and his accomplice mugger, Joe Chill, the triggerman in the Wayne murders in the comics and Nolan's Dark Knight remake trilogy, but a mere accomplice mugger and low-level street thug and associate to Jack in Burton's original 89 Batman.
Joker sounds A LOT like Emperor Palpatine at 1:26.
True! I didn't notice that until I saw your comment for some reason.
holy shit wtf the audio sounds almost identical
true
Yes, indeed!!!.
Ik
1:16 - “You wouldn’t hit a guy with glasses, would ya? Huh?”
Alden R. Davis : 🤣🤣🤣
Immortal HD
Batman's motto basically is: "With lives on the line, I'll use every sneaky, underhand and dirty trick in the book to win. I'll lie, cheat and steal to protect the innocent. The losers can fight over the 'good conduct' medal."
R.I.P Glasses
@Sean Oliver It's actually an old meme from at least the '50s.
For Bruce, the death of his parents was the most tragic day of his life. But for Jack, it was Tuesday
“I’m gonna kill you!”
Burton’s Batman didn’t worry about taking down criminals and I love it.
You IDIOT! You made me. Remember? You dropped me into that vat of chemicals. That wasn't easy to get over, and don't think that I didn't try.
This was personal tho
He fit the original Batman that wasn’t afraid to put those down who needed to be put down.
It’s a different interpretation and I love it, we can’t always have the same “I don’t kill” Batman or it’ll get stale. Many say “well you don’t understand the character!” He changed and everything always does so enjoy what you can and have fun
Considering Batman almost kills Joe Chill in every adaptation where they meet, combining Chill with Joker means Batman doesn't feel any guilt about smiting Joker in this continuity.
@@Gogetta80 not at all, Burton didn't knew too much about Batman and his comics, so he had to read atleast a few comics, like Killing Joke and a few 70s Batman's comics
3:55 really love that "Ow. Weaaargh" scream. It actually sounds like the way mark hamil makes joker scream
Omg Jack performed the most original Joker I've ever seen
Technically Leto is the most original take.
DatDumbDude please read a comic book or something, Jacks joker and Mark hamills are the most and close to the originals
@@mineralgrey8332 I said technically. Thanks for assuming I'm some five year shit that knows nothing. Point out a joker that's exactly like Leto.
DatDumbDude theirs none because Letos is alternative Cinematic universe, and theirs a comic book with Letos portrayal that no ones knows about because that Joker is literally a joke. Leto’s Joker is an embarrassment.
@@mineralgrey8332 Heath said Jack was THE MOST ORIGINAL. Not CLOSER TO THE ORIGINAL. Meaning that there is nothing else like him.
*”What are you laughing at?!”*
😂 gets me everytime
My favorite lines were "Antoine got a little hot under the collar" and "You ARE a vicious bastard...I'm glad you're dead". Walks away laughing at his own joke.
62202ify that always gets to me too
Lmfao
" HAHAA LEND YOU A HAND HAHAHA"
1:34 me too.
This is one of the best 4K conversions of an older film that I’ve seen yet. It looks beautiful in 4K HDR
Yeah the film probably hasn’t looked this good since the theatre.
yeah the quality is so damn good that you can see two tiny doll as batman and vicky 3:51 ....lol
Film is an analog medium, so the theatrical release would have been this sharp. VHS tapes _really_ do a number on movies, but we didn't have anything better back then. I mean, except Betamax 😜
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3:10 - Imagine how many takes it took to get that cable to wrap both the leg and the gargoyle perfectly.
Yeah… I was wondering about that a little bit. 😕
I think the shot is reversed
@@tomyoldiron6715Hmmmm, could be...
“You... idiot!
You made me. Remember?
You dropped me in that vat of chemicals. That wasn’t easy to get over. And don’t think I didn’t try...”
“I know ya did”
Easily one of the most underrated lines in the whole movie.
Dustin White I don’t get it
DONT THINK I DIDNT TRY IS MY FAVORITE
Yeah, how much did Jack get over it? Not much if how he was the whole movie is anything to go by.
I agree Dustin.
It's my favorite of the whole movie!
0:29 damn that sounded like it really hurt
0:30 😅
0:39 “Now hold on, That looked like it hurt a whole lot more”
0:31 when you try start your car in winter
Welshie 😂😂😂
Geh geh geh geh geh uhbhh
😂😂👌🏻👌🏻
Very underrated
3:08
One of my favorite bits of the whole movie...just the look of badass determination on Batman's face when he's about to fire one of his gadgets....that ultimately takes out the Joker.
And the music/score here just epic
"You made me, I will end you."
That’s a horrifying way to die. You’re basically free and then next thing you know you got an extremely heavy thing suspended from your ankle, making it impossible to climb up, no way to cut the weight, with your muscles slowly failing to keep hold of the weight, knowing a very high fall is waiting for you.
(The pilot could definitely have gotten closer to the building and Joker could have survived, but still).
I think pilot not even understood what's going on, they might think he lost grip, passed out or suicided himself. I also don't think Batman intended to kill him in such cruel way but to just stop him from runs away.
@@dzretromachine That is possible, but it didn't look like Batman much cared that the gargoyle broke off, it is still a pretty sad way to die regardless, knowing doom is coming and you have nothing you can do to stop it.
@@Theendman42 Can't argue with it, i remember i felt pity for Joker desperate expression before fall, despite all he done.
He didn't deserve anything less horrible than that.
Never feel pity for a mass murdering villain like the joker. Da hell is the matter with your mind?
The look on Joker's face at 0:05 when Vicky goes down on him is priceless.
"Wait... is this actually happening?"
He just wanted some head 😔
I think she likes purple a little too much
"Excuse me... have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?"
If your gonna go, go with a smile.
When you hear Joker call batman batsy, you know that he is a true joker.
How Joker stomps on the loose bricks is how I stomp on loose ice during the Winter.😄😄😄
Yes Joker always gives Batman nicknames like Bats, Batsy , Batso , Darling
Batbrain
And you know he's going to receive the worst beatdown of the movie/comic he's in
guano
I love the sense of humor that this Joker keeps having, and being the only one to laugh at it
Vvggtffdfffffedrggggffggggedfgvhhhh 0:01
Michael Keaton was so underrated as Batman, yet, he was so very good. This was a fab film.
My favourite Batman movie, Batman, batsuit, batmobile, ... :)
While I am a guy, his voice sounds amazing when he asks the Joker Excuse me, have you ever danced with the devil under the pale moonlight?
Underrated? Dude was chosen as Batman again in the flash 2023.
@Generic Name 🙄
@@begobolehsjwjangan2359 They say this because his portrayal has been overshadowed by Bale, Pattinson, and Conroy over the last thirty five years. Keaton killed and wasn’t afraid to get his hands dirty while the others followed the modern (post 1940) rules of Batman.
He’s still my favorite live action version and I’m very happy he’s back
*WHAT ARE YOU LAUGHIN AT*
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
*HEHEHEHEHEHE*
Spherical Boss 1:34 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
When I saw this as a kid, I thought his actual teeth fell out
Man,me too
Hahahahahaha same
Me too, I guess great minds do think alike.😁
me too
It's called acting
Batman '89 is the blueprint by which all other Batman films are measured.
Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker was dancing with the devil by the pale moonlight
in a dirty public bathroom or a flight of stairs
Strong Arm
In the dirty public bathroom
With the song rock and roll part two, that's life and white room
The devil must be his mother then.
Heath ledger asked why so serious?
He said You wouldn't get it
He answer his questions
I would pay Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill to read the script for this scene
Holy Crap! Never had this many likes on a comment!
Ooh that’ll be fun
Yeah I can almost intimidate their voices but I need some time to think and practice. If I can just imagine it.
Can you imagine the opening line from Batman? I don't think Conroy's Batman has ever been so wonderfully sarcastic and flippant.
@@michaelwestmoreland2530
Yes he has. Especially in TAS. He got more serious as the DCAU progressed though.
@@disneyknightspadilla1406 English must not be your first language
01:15 Joker and Batman's relationship in a nutshell...
I like how Batman did the based thing and just flat out killed the Joker with no hesitation, rather than letting him escape because "blah blah If I kill him then he wins blah blah."
then you don't get batman
Well makes sense here since they had joker be the man who killed his parents, making this personal
@@bronghusphidalski522 Perhaps YOU are the one who doesn't get Batman. The original incarnation DID kill and often.
Might wanna look into that. 😉
No replies will be seen or read 🦇
@@mywifesboyfriend5558 ...and the original incarnation of Wonder Woman's weakness was getting tied up by men.
@@mywifesboyfriend5558 that lasted 2 years at most vs over 80 years of the other one
When Joker almost falls at 1:58 that gets me everytime. 😂
His face as well XD
I almost feel like that was genuine, like Nicholson almost slipped
3:56 sounds like mark hamil joker
Zielo darkgod
True. Would’ve loved it if they got Mark for this role first
Preston Endres Movies This movie was made in 1989 ,Mark only voiced as joker when he grew a bit older bcause his voice was more deep and raucous ,besides in the old movies they casted base on the likeliness of the actress and I don’t think Mark really fitted the appearance tho
@@mihah9415 it didnt fit the appearance but it still sounds like marks joker screaming
@@mihah9415
Guess who was apparently in talks for the role? Tim Curry. But they thought he would have sounded too scary for kids.
@@mihah9415 he did fit the appearance what are you on about? paint him white with green hair voalllaaa thats the joker right there
I lost my sh*t when joker said “you wouldn’t hit a guy with glasses , would ya?” 😂
@Joel Johnson Phoenix's joker wasn't funny at all the guy was extremely depressing. And on top of that I didn't see anything that made him stand out as a super criminal except for being s*** on by society. Nicholson Jokers attributes... science, chemistry, and art. Heath ledger's attribute able to form a plan on top of a plan on top of a plan. Phoenix attributes heavily medicated, and extremely depressing.
Lmao
“Feel free to drop in…”
He did some Three stooges reference. Batman only punched him because he hates him. Places to get even with him.
Changed his voice even 😂😂😂
0:18 : he spat a lil bit on batman's face lol
I didn’t notice until I read your comment lol
0:51 the sound of the punch and then the subtle immediate sounds of pain. Fav part.
0:31 the noise that Joker makes when Batman throws him
Never really notice that and this is my 2nd fav movie all time of any genre
It was like geh geh geh geh uhhhh
TICTICTICTICTICTIC
DIGDIGDIGDIGDIG!
I always wondered about that too
Always thought that was hysterical
That line gives me goosebumps every time I hear it... "I made you, you made me first."
What's up Batman
💀💀💀💀💀💀
Might have the same meaning as “No you… you complete me,”
Jack Nicholson is still the most comic accurate Joker put to film
All Nicholson really did was act like a deranged version of himself with no originality but a shoehorned plot of him being the killer of Bruce's parents.
Mark Hamill outperformed him by doing the opposite of those things.
Not everyone needs to be "comic accurate." Just "accurate" is fine.
@@KenMasters. you're a hater. Jack is the most accurate Joker 🃏. If Tim Burton was smart he would've never killed him off.
@@bikimbrown1545
Cesar Romero was also an accurate Joker, though.
@@KenMasters. You don't know what you're talking about Hamill never played joker on the big screen, if not for the success of Nicholsons joker there would be no Mark hamill joker or batman tas either.
Apologize to the great Jack Nicholson for your foolish remarks peasant. 😆
This is one of the best batman final fights ever.
On 0:40 Bats looks so scary. He actually wants to hurt the Joker. Being a killing machine, he succumbs to emotions. Tim's Batman is a gem.
He's had enough of Joker's bullshit: realizing Joker killed his parents, tried to poison Gotham, stole his girlfriend, hired goons to kill him...
I love Burton's Batmen (1989 and 1992)
That's why it was so powerful. Batman has a strict code and disciplines himself with how he deals with criminals. With the Joker, there were no rules. The Joker was the be-all-and-end-all of his pain. End The Joker and free the world from torment.
But did killing Joker truly end Bruce's pain. You can tell in some of the other films that in some ways, he's haunted by what he did, he feels some semblance of shame for taking it that far and that's why he became more disciplined and never went for the kill again.
Joker: Here, let me lend you a hand..
Lol, this Joker is so funny..
😂😂😂😂 hilarious
PvZ2 Losers: This seems familiar.
"You wouldn't hit a guy with glasses huh would you?" lol
Batman would
Superman???
Nope
@@DJTailsDJT i think he meant that batman hits superman. as superman is klark kent and has glasses etc
@@ihatepewdiepiev2419 PewDiePie is amazing...
"Excuse me, have you ever danced with the devil in the pail moonlight?"
Classic
you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?
You made me remember?
@@CraigMcfly1985 no it's because it's the way The Joker went out in the film. Think about it. The Joker is dancing with the Devil (this case a gargoyle) under a pale moonlight, which earlier in the scene shows a full moon. It's pretty symbolic.
Denis Gauthier *Punch*
Craig Colson “You dropped me in that vat of chemicals. That’s wasn’t easy to get over, and don’t think that I didn’t try.”
Robert Kersey “I know you did”
Keaton is fantastic in this scene he has that intimidation to him but he's calm and collected that suit is my all time favorite
and that dark smirk/smile of his. yep.
Except for this "3 tailed bat symbol", I've always wondered why was it like that...once both batsignal and batwing are shaped in the traditional way
1:18
'Ya wouldn't hit a guy with Glasses on would ya huh' I actually laughed at that line as Batman would probably say 'You're right I wouldn't hit a guy with glasses on but in your case I'm willing to make an exception'.
Funny fact in Wreak it ralph king Candy says that too "you wouldn't hit a guy with glasses would ya?"
Who else thinks cuties is a great show
I've always noticed that too!
Too bad Batman had to step in XD
Failed Abort Sir
Knowing the Joker he was probably wearing an oversized strapon.
because no one wants to remember
Yeah don't you just hate that? Here we go baby... And then *Batman* walks in. Asshole.
0:03 that priceless face
Still one of the best comic book movies ever! Nicholson is iconic in this and Keaton still remains as one of the best Batmans ever!!
1:34 that part killed me
LMFAO
I love the fact that this film still holds up well enough to be just as decent a watch to new generations of kids as it was to me as a kid 30 years ago. To any youngens who have not watched this and the second one, they are well worth it, though I'd skip 3 and 4 if I were you.
The movie of the decade.
3 is watchable but not 4
3 is okay, but you could definitely see all the most hate-able aspects of 4 in it.
How old were you when you saw the film?
@@joerogers540 7 my friend, round my uncles with other cousins and such for an extended family night, it was a rare occasion but a good one.
1:15 I love how succinct this exchange is between them, it perfectly encapsulates Batman and The Joker. How irreverent Joker is to Batman's earnestness.
0:07 is a “awe hell naw” kinda moment in his eyes
1:57. Whoopsy. Almost slip away xD
2:58 best and most scariest Batman glare 😱
I like the acting of Heath.. but this is the #1 Joker for me. The end with that laugh still going while zooming into his body has always been marked in my brain. This Joker was scary to me in almost an uncanny way.
His motive is also scarier. Heath Ledger's Joker mostly killed mob members and high-profile individuals. Jack Nicholson's Joker kills anybody and everybody he wants!
@@casesoutherland4175 poisoning Gotham will always be more frightening to me over bombing things and telling people you’re going to do it. Ledgers plans we’re brilliantly scary but I prefer Nicholson overall
@@casesoutherland4175he also killed mobs you dum dum
Ledger: I'm the best Joker, That's the truth.
Nicholson: YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!, Son you killed yourself because you couldn't recover from playing the Joker, while I went on to make several more movies and I retired with dignity.
@@ericdunn7352messed up
This is the best Batman movie ever made for me.
Nolan's. This was great, though.
The Dark Knight: Am I a joke to you?
Agreed
Yes
@Cancer Itself185 I love Nolan's Batman movies.But I just have a special attachment to this movie,probably because of nostalgia and because Jack Nicholson is one of my favourite actors.
4:53 if you gotta go, go with a smile😀
And a laugh 😆😆😆😆
Nice to know that I won’t be laughing when I die lol.
Lmao
4:44 Joker BLINKED
I saw that!!!
0:10 That was punch was so satisfying to both Batman and the viewer!
I love the way keaton delivers the "Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight" line. So dry but sooooo hilarious.
The real Killing Joke
Jack Nicholson's Joker is inspired by The Killing Joke comic that's where Tim Burton got the inspiration from like for example the chemical vact scene where the Joker falls into it that's where he got that from
i love how this joker tries to kill people and laughing at the same time
@@ramaalgifary "You know what you and I have in common, Batsy? We've both seen the punchline... and we both realised that it *isn't funny* ."
Damn Batman literally told joker he was going to kill him , and so he did . Keaton's batman was a little crazy lol , I like it
keaton was the absolute shit in this original Batman. So awesome.
@@babymammoth34 He's pretty far off from his comic counter part but I I like how Keaton played batman , doesn't talk much , always the brooding bat
@@markpatjoebilldinousar1111 and Ever so mysterious...
@@markpatjoebilldinousar1111 The first few years of Batman he was much more like other pulp detectives who didn't mind killing the bad guy. His "one rule" was to comply with comic book codes in the 1940s.
@@CountArtha Yea yea yea , same old story everyone knows by now , batman originally killed. I pretty much know everything there is to know about batman , Once in a while someone will hit me with some obscure batman comic or something but the killing thing is pretty much common knowledge
SEEING BATMAN AS MICHAEL KEATON IN THE FLASH MOVIE REALLY BROUGHT DOWN CHILLS DOWN MY SPINE
The only good part of the movie.
@@dannyhernandez265Its More Like The Batman 3 Instead of Flash LMAO
@@Nathaniel_PH55 true. Lmao. They had to get Michael Keaton just so people would have just a slight interest in it.
I don’t know why but Joker being punched into the bell always has me dying
Me to that part have me crying laughing every time 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Haha same here.
Batman had just endured a brutal beating minutes prior.
Joker's ass deserved that shit.
LMAO.
I love the sound he makes when Batman nails him in the gut. This whole fight is awesome. Batman is out for blood and Joker is just absorbing blows and cracking jokes while waiting for an opportunity to outwit Bats.
Joker: “What are you laughin’ at?!”
Gargoyle: “You’ll see 😈”
"I'm going to kill you:.
"You...IDIOT! You made me, remember? You dropped me in that vat of chemicals".
0:23 The frown on Bruce's face indicates he does feel some guilt for not saving him.
The Joker Killed his parents Batman didn't give a damn about dropping him into the vat of chemicals he came to avenge his dead parents
Batman felt guilt was the damage done by the Joker could have been prevented if he had saved him.
Am I the only one who's favorite Joker is Jack Nicholson and this my favorite Batman movie?
Nope... He my favorite Joker too. Most accurate Joker straight from the Batman Animated Series. He is the best Joker. Looks, hair ,suit and goofy. He is Joker 🃏🃏 🃏
No, you are not.
@8bit NES Cutscene Why u here then?
@@Waffen-id9gn he never said he disagreed
@8bit NES Cutscene perfect answer to a shitty question
Interesting trivia: As we all know, Jokers skin was bleached chalk white from the vat of chemicals. If you watch closely in some shots (1:23) his wrists are seen under his purple gloves. In order to make Jacks arms look the same as the makeup, he wore white long gloves under the purple gloves to give off the illusion his skin was white. This would save some time in makeup. The only time we ever see his hands white with makeup and green finger nails is when his hand comes out of the chemicals and when he's applying makeup to his face to hide his white skin.
I felt that struggle at not letting go at 3:47
*That's a good Batman. Where he beats up criminals and doesn't have that code of honor just to arrest in a city like Gotham. And this is a good Joker, where he is sadistic, scary and at the same time funny in a caricature way. Besides not being a victim. Keaton and Nicholson are legendary.*
2 of the best actors of their time
Sounds familiar, even though most people misunderstand him so much. Of course to me, Affleck's a much better Batman. He actually brought the true version of Batman, of the Arkhamverse to the screen. Even without the moral code.
Compare to Ledger and Bale dynamic?
@@theepicone9995 Untouchable dynamic but I do prefer Keaton and Nicholson as the definitive comic take (with some relation in their and no fear to murder) while Bale and Ledger are definitive film versions, nobody will ever top those two going at it
I saw this in theaters when I was 9, and as a kid, this was the scariest Joker by far. He was a ultra violent madman that would make jokes with smoldering corpses, mass murder entire crowds while laughing, and employ tricks and gags while doing it all. The poison scenes where the peoples faces would contort into Joker smiles as they died laughing scared the hell out of me as a kid, still my favorite batman movie.
I love this version of the joker by Jack Nicholson.
Same here.
We all do
Me too
He paved the way. Highest death toll, most hilarious one liners, all while maintaining an insane level of madness. I love Heath and Joaquin but ..... this is just so perfect.
Also I know it’s not a popular opinion but I thought Keaton’s version of Bruce was far superior to Bale’s.... Bale was basically just a sane, drunker, Patrick Bateman.
"When I say I made you, you've gotta say you made me. How childish can you get?" Oh that line kills me .
3:56 wow that fall REALLY doesn't hold up!!
I'm surprised for this re-issue with the new filter that they didn't re-do this special effect. Even back then, they were so lucky to get away with it! I also found the very first shot of the animated Batman (After the family get mugged and the wife screams) on the rooftop cringeworthy.
@@mikeshirleyforever I know and they even added new sound effects!!
Should of showed the mouth of the statue laughing
Better than the Robocop one- guy's arms longer than his legs!
At 3:07,
"Hello, I'm Batman, you killed my parents, prepare to die."
Teacher: "Ok kids, what do you do in your free time at home"
Gamers that don't do their homework: 0:59
1:25
That's not the Joker, that's Emperor Palpatine laughing
Northern Rides 😂😂😂
J. Jonah. Jameson laugh to me.
1:15
Joker: “you wouldn’t hit a guy with glasses would you?”
Batman: *hits a guy with glasses*
Could Jeremiah Valeska be referencing Jack Nicholson's Joker? I mean they look SIMILAR, ACT SIMILAR. And THE GLASSES THAT THEY WORE LOOK SIMILAR!!!!
The glasses bit is already funny because of how even Joker knew it wasn't gonna work but I love the implication that he just carries them around in case he feels like pulling that gag on someone that wants to kill him.
0:31
Joker: Tik tik tik tik tik...ohhhh!
1:08 joker sounds like the cowardly lion of wizard of oz pmsl
At 0:59 that " what are you talking about" always gets me for some reason 😂😂😂
I love this batman. He tells him straight up "I'm gonna kill you" and then fucking murders him. He even hit him while he was wearing glasses. Brutal.
I love this batman my first batman movie when I was kid.
One of my absolute favorite things about the Batman franchise is the reversed aesthetic between the hero and villain - the main villain is bright, lush, jovial colors while the hero is dark, shadowy, with "bat ears" that are reminiscent of horns. Gives the whole story a dark quirky atmosphere that's amazing
Considering that brutal beating Batman had just endured minutes prior; that initial haymaker that sends Joker bouncing off the bell and directly into another face smasher never gets old.
LMAO.
I know right? The beatdown from the Ray Charles lookalike musclehead street brawler goon probably gave Batman a second wind of rage plus the fury of finally getting his hands on the Joker for The Joker/Jack Napier in his prime killing Bruce's parents. The Joker just wasn't as physically strong, built or as tough and capable as his top fighter and toughest, strongest goon Batman Batman fought. Jack Napier may have been a mob enforcer and a good bruiser against your average man and thugs like himself but no match for a martial arts expert like Bruce/Batman.
@@castortroy7704 batman is also wearing a protective suit of armor tho
Even though the final battle between Joker and Batman in TDK is much more intense, Joker having no shot against Batman in a fight is definitely more realistic.
Except he does put up a fight in the comics
It would have been cool if the Joker had his electro buzzer and used in the fight .
Who wants the main villain to be a pushover? Loved the fight at end of dark knight. Joker let Batman have it for a bit as payback for the beatdown in the interrogation room