Ladies and Gentlemen, I bring you... John DiMaggio as THE JOKER!
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2010
- From the movie "Under the Red Hood", man he did a really good job at this. The entire movie's pretty damned good too, what with the fight scenes, story and acting being so nice.
Also NPH as Nightwing, shit's great. 
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John DiMaggio makes the Joker sound serious and intimidating,
Troy Baker makes the Joker sound young and crazy,
Mark Hamill makes the Joker sound intelligent and experienced.
hit the nail on the head
+Keyano McMichael Kevin Micheal Richardson sounds Insane And Intimidating, Granted Not much As the Voices Mention before, but he's Better than he could of been
And then we got the Killing Joke... that Hamill showed that he can be all of them
+Napster Joker was horrifying. Hamill did a damn good job.
Now that you mention it. You're right!
In addition, John DiMaggio makes the Joker sound cold, calculating and very intelligent. He only breaks into a fit of madness near the end of Red Hood. Really great perspective.
hard to believe this is Jake the Dog
And Bender
and marcus fenix
And the The Scotsman from samurai jack
And wendy's dad.
"And then one with the crowbar!"
Whoever wrote that line deserved a bonus.
The joker making jokes is my favorite
Jason immediately hitting him after that one really elevated it imo. Idk how much the original comic immortalized that crowbar versus any of the media that came after.
But Jason reacting to the word "crowbar" certainly boosted it.
I just realized something; when he says, "One with the crowbar". That implies he still has it... He kept the weapon he used to kill bird boy.
The writer is Judd Winnick. Who wrote the comic this movie is based on. And yes he does deserve a bonus.
@@ianmaluk1the thing that proves this is the "the crowbar" instead of "a crowbar"
"I'll need some guys... not these guys 'cause they're kinda dead." *insane laughter*
I love that scene so much.
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@@steelright1071 P P
Damn that's my first time hearing that, the whole time I thought he said they're kinda gay lol
He said the first “guys” so sassily too, like “I’ll need some gawys~ 💅🏼” sksksk
"...and one with the crowbar". That was too hilarious.
great line, classic joker.
another favorite from this movie
Joker: Are we playing truth or dare? I'll go with dare!
*red hood pulls out a crowbar*
Joker: Maybe I should of gone with truth.
Isaiah Quidilla lol I was just about to say the same thing.
Isaiah Quidilla Without context, I am like 'wtf' then I watched the video, I laughed.
Isaiah Quidilla Still not as good as "more classy maitre d' than motorcycle fetish" or "You be as quiet as possible, or I'll put one in your lap first."
"When I wore that number, it was classy - more flashy maitre d' than motorcycle fetish. Oh, these kids today..."
How I imagine the Joker reacting to Jared Leto's revealed Joker look.
Japheth19 After seeing his part in the first look, I'm beginning to like how he portrays Joker, for now
***** It fits... but I don't think that's the way they are handling Joker in the DCCU. Leto and Battfleck are about the same age.
+Arcturus Blake lol, someone doesn't like to read.
+Japheth19 I love that he was so proud of that joke he uses it twice.
+Japheth19 Joker: Hmph. Not impressed
I fucking love this Joker.
John DiMaggio has a voice that's both unique and perfectly fits the character.
I also love how he acts. He's like the perfect mix of Ledger's actual calculating psychopath and the theaterical larger then life psycho clown Hamill created.
Very matter-of-fact humor when he tells a joke than the goody, murderous humor we usually see. Still crazy, but an interesting and entertaining take for this Joker.
I also love how watchmojo described his portrayal, which is very accurate: "DiMaggio portrays the Joker as a more calculating villain, replacing clinical insanity with genuine malice and cruelty, with his deeper, more mocking voice, DiMaggio nails it at portraying one of the darkest incarnations of the sadistic jester."
He and The guy who voices the Joker in Batman2004 cartoon are my favorites along with Mark Hamil
And it’s impressive that he still has a good joker laugh.
Hes ok but i like the over the top clown better.
1:09: Even with all his brutal injuries from the Joker’s crowbar, I just love how Jason “Robin” still smiles like a badass, basically telling Joker “Fuck you!”
I like how the Joker doesn't care at all and just casually keeps beating him with a crowbar.
Yeah it feels like there should have been some line about that.
Idk. It looked like Joker was finally winning since he made Jason smile like a madman.
I love how his prison number is 11940, referring to his debut in Batman No. 1 in 1940.
Me too
Cool
Nice fkn pick up! 👍
@@lol-uq3ql WTF did he do?
Oh okay I misread it. I thought it was pointing to November 9th 1940 that would've been wrong
just remember this was the same guy who did the bacon pancakes song...
Jake the dog
also bender.
And Dr Draken from Kim Possible
D in the movie Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust. This actor is so insanely talented to do such varied characters
***** this comment is like a fucking novel but it seems you started talking about god and hitting things so I'm just gonna say you keep doing you and gl with your voice acting
Thanks to John Dimmagio's voice and the stockier character design, this Joker felt a lot more criminal minded and I love it.
Stockier?
I think Hamill is remembered as “thinner” because of the redesign/ Arkham. His design in the original animated series and Phantasm is a unit who dwarves nearly everyone besides Batman. I think Joker is meant to be larger than you’d expect a clown to be, and that’s part of why he’s so imposing. Even Ledger was 6’1”, imagine if he was 5’8”; the effect isn’t the same
this is one of the few jokers that is actually convincing as a mob boss
John DiMaggio's Joker is proof that something can be different or new and still be done right, and make people question why it's never been done before.
My question is: why haven't they done more?
Last time I trusted “new and different”, we got Jared Leto’s Joker 😂
"then the three of us, and then one with the crowbar"
Shots fired
+feveredmushroomHD Party pooper, no cake for you...
Павел Таранов NO...i always get the cake >:)
I DIED AT THAT PART XD
Fred Fredburger we all did my friend, we all did XP
Every time you break a bone it heals and is made stronger with extra calcium so it doesn't break again.
If the Joker gets beaten up by Batman and has all of his bones broken multiple times, it's no wonder why he's so tough. His skeleton has its own skeleton!
Abel Lawliet Bones are under a constant cycle of renewal. Eventually the extra bone mass gained from a broken bone gets broken down and the bone is normal again.
Morgan Wood the trick would be to make sure it was set wrong purposefully just to cripple the Joker
jrwith That probably would fall in line with Batmans' inconsistent morality.
In the 59th season of the Batman cartoon, the Joker is just a blob with appendages sticking out in weird places/positions.
Your referring to Wolfs Law.
yeah science bitch!
“You gonna do it this time? Or you gonna put me in a body cast for six months...?”
Damn
“Party pooper, no cake for you.” One of the best joker lines ever.
Gave me a good chuckle
I don't get why they did not use Mr. DiMaggio as voice actor for Joker in more movies, shows and games. I know that Mark Hamill set the bar very high and I liked Troy Baker's performance, but John DiMaggio's voice just brings something exciting to that character and the laugh is spot on for the character. That is just my opinion of course.
Juliano Augusto I personally LOVED DiMaggio's Joker almost as much as Hamill. Close second for sure but God damn did it set a high bar. His laugh alone brought something new to the table and sent so many shivers down my spine. His dialogue was also extremely funny and dark, just like The Joker is supposed to be. Much darker than Hamill but good Lord I loved every second. I hope he gets the role again someday. Because it is phenomenal. I could see him voicing the New 52 version of Joker.
Because he told the director to bite his shiny metal ass and got kicked off the set
Toneai2007 Probably they felt like other people was better or maybe he turned them down
This is an opinion I agree with 100%
Similar reason why Kevin Michael Richardson wasn’t used again. He was also a solid joker.
If I don't have Kevin Conroy or Mark Hamill...Bruce Greenwood and John DiMaggio will be a welcomed replacement they were great!
I'm pissed that they didn't do more films together
I know Bruce is in Young Justice but still
DiMaggio is MY Joker
OllieBlazin couldn't agree more! Especially since young justice is now getting season 3
+Ben Hayes I'm so fucking excited for that! Hopefully Bruce is back.
However I do wish Bruce and DiMaggio do Hush together or Death in the family. In fact maybe even Death OF the family. Ironically whenever I read comics I hear Mark's voice for joker but for some odd reason I heard Dimaggio's in the New 52 version.
OllieBlazin yeah it's great news! If I'm not mistaken I think this movie was death in the family. But if they do hush I agree that will be the shit
OllieBlazin Eww...with or without his face? Either way, it's always Hamill's version with me. It's the laugh. No one can match the insane cackle Mark Hamill works up. You have the quick giggle, the menacing chuckle, the mad cackle and finally the shrieking laughter usually only seen in life or death situations (see Joker's final laugh in "Mask of the Phantasm"). I spent years practicing that and the best I can do is the giggle and menacing chuckle.
John DiMaggio has a voice that kinda gets across the calm insanity of the joker. He gets the aspect of silent terror across amazingly
When I was a kid my mom rented this movie for me thinking it was a kid's movie 😂😂😂😂😂😂
You'd still get to watch it anyways if you had a habit of googling about these characters. I remember watching this whole at the age of 11 it 12.
@@ibrahimihsan2090 checkmate, I had The Killing Joke bought for me when I was like 13 as a bday gift XD
@@RedDestruction540 I watched the killing joke when I was 10
What was her reaction after she find out about the plot?
@@haydenlatheunpopularyoutub8242I love that movie
Is it just me or does DiMaggios version of an older joker fit really well with Mark Hamills version. As a massive fan of The Animated series; his grittier, more gutteral tone of voice has a realism to it that sounds almost perfect.
Yeah, I agree. Barring a few moments, I would swear it was still Hamill
Brandon Hanners The laugh is practically the same as Hamill's.
What do you think of Troy Baker version? Look up "Troy Baker Joker" on RUclips click on the video of comic con in NY 2013 he demenstrats an amazing Joker monologue
DeviouslyCD Yeah, it works really well. A little slower, a little deeper, and very believable as an aging version of Mark Hamill's joker. It makes the timeline a little weird, but I really like it.
This has to be one of the most well designed animated Jokers, hands down. Maybe it's the flyaway hair or the jagged eyebrows, or the sunken-in eyes... Or maybe it's even John DiMaggio lending his glorious voice and a brand new take on the voice.
Either way, one of the most terrifying incarnations.
I think it's the scariest Joker. Not over the top maniacal, just deranged and driven.
plus he’s not skinny he looks buff
He ironically feels really human, which makes him seem even more sick/deranged. The other designs and voices are great, but they feel so detached from reality you don’t see him as a human but just a comic villain. In this movie he seems frighteningly real
His face structure and the eyes remind me so much of The Batman’s Joker, one of my favorite Joker designs.
he's also written a bit more like the gary nolan/heath ledger joker, where while he's in some ways more grounded and human, he's also more 'committed to the bit' and a truly fearless psychopath, whereas we occasionally see the animated series/mark hamil joker 'break 'the bit' and show himself to be a bad sport and fundamentally a coward, if a very sadistic one.
Unironically, this is my favorite interpretation of Joker. John did SUCH an ASTOUNDING version of Joker, so much so, this is still the only one I feel like isn't just overdone and everything about his portrayal.
I need more of this version of Joker and John voicing him.
The absolute defiance in spitting his blood on the joker and smiling despite the beating is what made me love Jason Todd as a character. The characters that will spit in the face of imminent defeat and/or death will forever have a place in my heart. Especially the black sheep characters.
I won't compare. John DiMaggio's performance deserves to be in the Joker Hall of Fame. Like a weathered version of the villain. Great job, sir.
@Greg Elchert this joker is way more twisted and evil than heath's joker
@@therulerofthelastcentury871 i dunno bout that one chief
@@doobie19 he is lol he seems to enjoy what he's doing ledger seemed bored
@@therulerofthelastcentury871 ledgers joker was more about how the joker could be anyone, warped ideals in prose. Evil was not the emphasis, if anything its arbitrary and was avoided. But that is kind of subjective. Fantastic character
@@therulerofthelastcentury871
Yeah, people say that his Joker was the most evil, even though Nicholson's Joker and Gotham's Jerome Valeska were way more insane and evil.
He actually does really good as the Joker. I really love DiMaggio.
Yeh he actually did good as a joker
DiMaggio does so many amazing roles and this was one of his bests
+Mediawatcher I like mark Hamill better
+LiftedMonkey he's the best, but John was still amazing
naah too deep for joker... marks voice brings out the perfect tone
The line "You really think I'd stir up all this trouble and not make sure you knew it was me?" Is so perfect. It's so true. Everything the Joker ever does, he makes sure he knows Batman knows it's him.
John DiMaggio is definitely the joker that sounds most like a crime boss and in my opinion makes him perfect for the grittier batman stories
Wow he has that laugh DOWN!
It still has that Hamill high note but with a deeper darker tone. Fits this version of the Joker perfectly!
cool!
The notes are right but its lacks the same umph Hamil's had. Still a good laugh and it is fitting for this joker. Putting Hamil's version to this wouldn't work as that version is a slight bit of camp to it while this version is much darker and sadistic.
well ***** good point
No matter how funny The Joker is sometimes, he's really an evil man that would gladly murder the entire population of Gotham for a sick laugh.
It's not so much about being funny as it is about "Please notice me Bruce-senpai!"
Brim Runar it's defiantly to be funny, but to be fair pissing off batman is the funniest shit ever to him xD
Yes, that's what makes him intimidating, he loves the chaos and destruction he causes. That doesn't stop him from being funny, nor does it make him less evil.
The joker gets mad if you don't find his gags funny.
The chaos is so he can piss off Batman.
Nothing like getting beaten by Joker but only hearing Jake from Adventure Time and Bender from Futurama. You can only laugh at this
I could imagine DiMaggio's joker as an older Arthur Fleck...
I lost it when he said "and then one with the crowbar"
"Party pooper. no cake for you."
I feel like Jokers fucked up sense of humor kinda rubbed off on us in a way.
Imagine all those lines were said in Bender's voice. If only...
😂
I'll make my own Gotham City, with blackjack and hookers. In fact, forget the Gotham
@@BriHedgehog Lmao 🤣
Sounds exactly what he would say.
2:16 the way he pronounced "probably" was the only hint that they have the same voice actor
Wouldnt it be funnyer if he had said them as aquaman?
1:28
I now realize when Joker said "please tell the Big Man I said Hello", that he meant God and not Batman. He knew Batman wouldn't make it in time.
Since Kevin Conroy is gone and Mark Hamill is retired as the voice of the Joker, DiMaggio seems like a logical replacement for Mark.
He's got the laugh down. I'm sure the director was going for something different, but I think if he wanted to sound like Mark Hamill he could get pretty darn close.
He added something of his own to this Joker. Hammil is certainly best, BUT, J DM brought more darkness to Joker. Was it director's choice, or his own, no matter. Cause this darker Joker is awesome! It is smth that Hammil's Joker misses a bit, though his is currently closes to what Joker should be like. :)
mark hamil ruined it for everyone who is not him voicing the joker
@@lukecurran3691 Oh definitely. Although I think DiMaggio has come the closest to Hamill when it comes to voice overs. Its close to how Mark portrays him, but with just a little bit of his own spin on it.
Joker: Now that was rude, the last boy blunder had some manners.
*Robin grins*
Joker: I suppose I'll have to teach you so you can better follow in his footsteps.
*Thinks about it*
Joker: Nah am just keep beating you with this crowbar.
My favourite scene 😂😂😂
You are literally finding a thinking moment during a torture session as funny, you know?
@ibrahimihsan2090 go back to your safe space.
@@ibrahimihsan2090 It’s the humor that is funny to him, not the context
He sounds like a mix of Hamill and Ledger. Absolutely incredible
Yea, he sounds amazing. A little bit like some gangster from prohibition times or straight up from sopranos
"Gotta give the boy points."
I'm sorry, but just from that line all I can think about is a cocky Marcus Fenix or an evil Jake the Dog. kudos to you John DiMaggio, you magnificent voice actor.
And then one with the crowbar!
Haha that made me crack up! 😅😅😅
Makes me laugh harder than it should every time!
It made Jason Todd crack up too lol
+Boomsha365 literally
that cracks me up
Made me crack up more then Jason's bones.
John Dimaggio is brilliant as the Joker, his portrayal of the Joker is like Heath Ledger and Mark Hamill's Joker fused into one! What's not to love?
3:44 yah know he has a point. in most cases where the joker was the culprit. He made it pretty obvious.
I actually love this version of the Joker. He's more sinister and scary. Also John DiMaggio has some awesome line deliveries. His insane laugh is amazing.
I really love that he doesn't try to emulate Hamill. He really takes it and makes it his own. There's always that kind of natural flow to the character but it's very different from Hamill and distinct in it's own way while still being VERY VERY good and I really would love to see him do more of it.
The laugh starting at 3:50 is one of my favourite joker laughs
for fuck sake. that "I'll need some guys.
...
well not these ones, they're a little dead." line cracked me up more than it should've.
Mark Hamill will always be my favorite Joker, but John DiMaggio definitely made the character seem more powerful. His deep voice paired with this awesome design makes for a very entertaining character.
"You really think I'd stir up this much trouble, and make sure you didn't know it was me?" I love that line, it just sounds so "Joker" to me. I think DiMaggio made a good Joker, and this is one of the better animated Batman movies IMO.
It was all right, but Mask of the Phantasm was the best.
That was good one to. :)
Why are the voice actors getting so much undeserved credit? I'm guessing someone else wrote the lines, the story and so on.. this is not just their take on the joker, this is the take of many.
@@philandros3195 it's not undeserved. It's the same as when people praise actors for portraying their characters amazingly. Like Ryan Renalds as Deadpool. Yeah it's his face and voice, but when I watch the film I don't see Ryan Renalds I see Deadpool. Similarly, when I hear John DiMaggio coming out of the Joker, I don't hear Jake the Dog, or Bender, I hear The Joker.
DiMaggio's Joker is pretty unique. Very cold and rough, but what tied it together is that great laugh he delivered. Lots of talent on display here. 🙏🏼
1:17 nah, I’m just gonna keep beating you with this crowbar
Definitely more of a psychotic take on the joker than mark hamill...both are incredible in their own ways
The point is that Heath Ledger's Joker was so incredibly inspiring that he basically changed the formula of Joker's personality. He is now less clownish, deeper voice, his insanity is much darker, he is more violent and he doesn't use acid flowers and lethal palm-buzzers as much.
Maya Leia which fits much better with our jaded 21st century US than the mid 20th century USA joker.
BPAdemo It certainly does. I mean, a character can't stay the same forever.
BPAdemo What's the point of having a clown as your bad guy, when he doesn't use demented gags to kill people. That's the POINT of the Joker. He kills people in zany psychotic ways. Like using one of those bang guns that fires twice. Once to show the hang flag, and the next to embed that bang flag in some guy's chest. That's the problem with the Nolan films. They capture the Darkness of Batman but the soul is missing. Also, the comic Joker is still wonderfully zany, so no, Heath didn't change the formula for Joker.
BPAdemo What's the point of having a clown as your bad guy, when he doesn't use demented gags to kill people. That's the POINT of the Joker. He kills people in zany psychotic ways. Like using one of those bang guns that fires twice. Once to show the hang flag, and the next to embed that bang flag in some guy's chest. That's the problem with the Nolan films. They capture the Darkness of Batman but the soul is missing. Also, the comic Joker is still wonderfully zany, so no, Heath didn't change the formula for Joker.
5:00 "ha-ha-ha-_cough_ Gee, I guess I should have drunk that water first."
Most underrated Joker voice ever.
Dimaggio absolutely killed it.
4:59 - What an insane laugh....
The laugh itself is decent, but I can't help but hear Jake the dog from Adventure Time when he speaks xD!
I keep thinking Bender lol
TheOffenda
Yeah xD!
Shaun N Ince is it that bad that I just realized that it’s the same voice actor, and now I can’t in hear it
I just hear Marcus Fenix gone crazy.
I keep hearing Drakken from Kim Possible
5:26 - I love Hamill's Joker, but I gotta say, this is probably the most unsettling Joker laugh I've ever heard.
1:22 This is probably the creepiest Joker laugh I've ever heard, maybe even the creepiest laugh I've heard in general.
Awesome. Just awesome. What a perfect modernized cartoon joker. Gritty, threatening, off-putting, and funny. Just an astounding performance by John dimaggio
Gotta admit, he is pretty good... Brings a more aged feeling to the Joker. Mark Hamill has the "Joker in his prime" feeling to his voice. John Dimaggo can easily be the successor to an elder Joker.
And Troy Baker is the younger Joker.
1:50 that hello was chilling asf. sends chills down my spine.
3:26 nightwing was worried asf.
I want as a voice mail.
Petition for an R-Rated Joker animated film adapted off of Brian Azzerello’s joker novel with John DiMaggio as the voice of The Joker:
Yessssss
The most underrated joker by far, John DiMaggio always brings the good stuff.
"Nah..I'm just going to keep beating you with this crowbar" This..is how the Joker should be portrayed at all times..Not as some anorexic Juggalo with platinum teeth..ugh..what a nightmare that was...
"...and then one with the crowbar!" XD Best line in the movie.
Coming off Mark hamil's joker I was skeptical, but I won't lie when I first saw this movie I got used too and started loving this joker voice. Not sure I'd want every joker like this, but it's perfect for a cold, dark story like Under the Red Hood. Really sells how fked the entire situation was for Jason
I love how delighted at the irony of the situation he was in when Jason kicked that door down and all the pieces came together. He didn't care if he was about to die, because for the Joker, the only thing that matters is "the bit". Even at the expense of his self-preservation.
"Bite my shiny, metal ass, Batman!"
"Bite my pasty, clown ass, Batman" would sound better, since that's bender's catch phrase, or "Beat my pasty, psychotic ass, Batman"
This is the best thing I've ever heard.
how to ruin ur childhood:
close ur eyes and imagine jake the dog... you're welcome
Nah, I imagined Bender saying this stuff and it ruined my childhood.
+DragonGodMillionare This would be something Bender would do though.
Chase D Yeah he probably would lol.
Actually this film is more of a childhood thing than those. And by childhood I mean a year ago since I didn't watch much of anything for 15 years.....
Party pooper, no cake for you.
Joker truly thrives is the mind games,while he's shown to be a good fighter you can tell the moment,and I mean the MOMENT Jason removed the mask in death in the family,Joker realized immediately he won and he even willingly put his head against the gun,as opposed to before when he was actively FIGHTING Jason and trying to kill him.Same thing with the Dark Knight movies with Two face.but as said before when he convinces the other person they're just like him and actually gives reasons why they are,he doesn't care about fighting or living,and funny enough it's what he's been trying to do with Batman,he doesn't want to kill Batman physically*though he admitted it would help*he WANTS the person to kill him and live on knowing the fact that they're his replacement in spirit even he even knows sometimes they literally become the next Joker.
If they ever do Three Jokers as an animated movie, I want Baker, Hamil and Dimaggio in the roles for each one
Dimaggio: The Criminal
Hamil: The Comedian
Baker: The Clown
Top 5 best Joker portrayals ever.
5: Jack Nicholson
4: Troy Baker
3: Bender (John DiMaggio)
2: Heath Ledger
1: Mark Hamill
Curtis Stokman I agree with you on that list entirely. And each man brought their own take and twist on the Joker that made him unique in my book :)
Curtis Stokman mark hamill was wayyyyy too good, I fucking loved heath ledger, nicholson, dimaggio, aaand well enjoyed troy cause I'm a fan of him but didn't like his joker that much, but hamill just I dunno, he's the joker, simple as that, he's the joker, nothing to discuss here, he simply is the joker.
Curtis Stokman
Hmm... I agree with the choices but the order feels off for me. Here's how I feel.
5: Bender (John DiMaggio)
4: Heath Ledger
3: Troy Baker
2: Jack Nicholson
1: Mark Hamill
Personally, I feel that Jack Nicholson is scarier and more accurate as the Joker in comparison to Heath Ledger. Heath Ledger did bring something new to the table, but I still prefer Jack.
+Crusism I personally really like Heath because his Joker does not want to kill Batman. In my opinion, having the Joker want to kill Batman dumbs down his character and makes him too basic. My favourite versions of the Joker do not want to kill Batman; They want Batman to kill him. The entire point of the Joker is that he sees life as a gigantic cruel joke and that all you can do is just laugh at it and go crazy. The Joker does what he does to try to show that to everyone and get them to see his POV. The Joker sees a special relationship with Batman that Batman doesn't see. To Joker, Batman is the yin to his yang, the straight man to his funny man. The Joker wants Batman to be around as so to serve as a foil for his own antics, to show just how terrible everything is and how insanity is the only option. Eventually, the Joker wants his relationship with Batman to culminate with Batman killing the Joker and falling into the same pit of insanity that the Joker did. THAT is why Heath Ledger's Joker is so good. The only reason IMO that Mark Hamill is higher on my list is because of his voice.
Crusism I gotta go with The Dark Knight Returns(Emerson)....that Joker was fucking nuts lol
who gave Joker a bag of chips and why? Or did he just go to a vending machine and bought it himself
he probably escaped and killed someone who had them, olny to eat them.
The ZombieMan Black Mask most likely treated it to him in hopes of coercing him to do the job
I figure he most likely asked a vending machine for it politely, and when it dispensed only one bag of chips, he proceeded to shatter it and scatter all the chips out through the streets of Gotham. Little did the poor citizens know that every chip was individually laced with a tinge of the active ingredients in The Joker's gas, causing an eruption of laughter and death within the immediate area before it was cordoned off.
Joker walked away with a bag of chips in hand, smiling.
That would be awesome.
@@ncrvako After all, a clown's gotta eat.
John brought a more dryer humor to the Joker, which made him sound more intelligent, calculating. The tone makes ya have to take him seriously, but when ya actually listen to what he says, ya just can't. A very interesting twist on the role.
But most importantly, he had the laugh down! Anyone with a laugh that chilling deserves the role.
3:18 God I love that moment.
Robin getting beaten with a crowbar is a great way to start any video.
The chips scene is why I love this version of the joker, he's so relaxed, he knows he's in control of the situation and does whatever the hell he wants without being overly flashy and loud. Damn fine interpretation John, damn fine
4:32 Black mask: I need you to murder the Red Hood
And Joker is like: Been there done that.
John brings something I don't think I ever thought I'd want from a joker... Baritone...
"So... let's try and clear this up, okay, pumpkin?" I can imagine this Joker saying those exact words while slapping around Harley. His HOBBY by the way!
TPDManiacXC626 “MY HOBBY by the way!” Batman Arkham Asylum line :D
6:00 Oh those lines. God those lines. "Whose 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...." xD
I always come back to this. Such an underrated performance
"And one with the crowbar". LMAO😂😂.
"And then one with the crowbar!". I spit out some of my water lmaoo
This is my favorite animated Joker, hes like a mix between Jack Nicholson's sauveness and Heath Ledger's viciousness.
1:40 This killed me so hard that the paramedics had to revive me from this one😂😂😂
I LOVE the design of Black Mask in this.. Fucking menacing!
The best part is the contrast with how childish his personality is here. He acts like his parents took away one of his toy cars. (But he still shows he's the boss, and making a villain both childish and menacing seems difficult without making them insane.)
"Party pooper, no cake for you"
Loved that part, every party needs a pooper and that's why we invited you
I just realized he has HUGE Jack Nicholson energy, in the BEST possible way. Absolutely LOVE this performance!
I love mark Hamill's joker, but man, John DiMaggio's joker is underrated
I always crack up at the part when Jason breaks down the door revealing joker, and then joker puts out a short burst of laughter.
2:36 a message from this Joker to Leto's
Oh my God every word of that works
This is tough, man. John Mimaggio definitely gives Mark hammill a run for his money. This version is helped by the fact that he's allowed to be brutal and murderous.
Wow this Joker sounds so different.. serious but more intimidating. And the laught add the crazy side, amazing. Fav Joker voice after Mark.
you just handed the joker a GLASS of water...he's gonna...yeah, yeah...what did you guys expect would happen?
Next time, use paper cups.
*****
Spitting out the water to temporarily blind the guy or crumpling it up and quickly cramming it down the guy's throat, there's more than one way to kill/maim a guy with a paper cup full of water.
I wonder if Joker killing Bartholomew Wolper with the coffee cup in the Dark Knight Returns movie was a reference to that scene. He certainly didn't do it that way in the comic version.
As much as I love Dimaggio, it's a bit deep for joker, but holy crap he nailed the laugh.
DiMaggio's Joker is epic in my opinion, the deep voice really brings out the psycho in him. It's like the more experienced, battle hardened version of Joker.
Troy Baker and DiMaggio are second place to Hamill's Joker (it is legendary, after all), and 2004's "The Batman" animated series' Joker Kevin Richardson is third. All others are pretty much unknown to me.
*****
I've finished Injustice Gods Among Us and I didn't really like the Joker in it.
As iconic as Mark Hamill's Joker is, I've always loved versions of the character with lower voices as well, and I think John did a great job here
1:47 gets me everytime
2:24 I love the look Robin gave Batman.
Robin be like, "What the fuck?, and Batman didn't response to his stare, Bruce be like " Nigga, still not used to him."
This Joker just terrifies me, and that's a good thing. With John DiMaggio, one minute he's making jokes and making you laugh, the next, sending shivers down to your very core in fear. That takes a lot to do, and he does it *well*.
4:32 *Black Mask:* "I need you to murder the Red Hood. You think you can handle that?"
*Joker:* /easily murders Black Mask's five bodyguards with one cup and four bullets in five seconds flat/
This is why we can't have nice things...or cups that aren't made of plastic.