Batman vs Jack the Ripper (Final) | Batman: Gotham by Gaslight
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- Batman: Gotham by Gaslight (2018)
Batman vs Jack the Ripper (Final)
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Film discription: In an alternative Victorian Age Gotham City, Batman begins his war on crime while he investigates a new series of murders by Jack the Ripper.
Director: Sam Liu
Cast: Bruce Greenwood (Bruce Wayne / Batman), Jennifer Carpenter (Selina Kyle), Anthony Head (Alfred Pennyworth), Yuri Lowenthal (Harvey Dent), Scott Patterson (James Gordon), Kari Wuhrer (Barbara Gordon / Pamela Isley), William Salyers (Hugo Strange)
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Jim Gordon as Jack the Ripper is definitely a better and more understandable plot twist than the Riddler being Hush instead of Thomas Elliot.
I agree! Honestly, it was way more interesting than the killer reveal of the original Gotham by Gaslight comics as well. Fantastic adaptation
Radio Kaos He is but he’s talking about the Hush movie which decided to make Hush the riddler.
Actually Riddler was Hush in the comics too, atleast the mastermind behind it. They made him the physical Hush in the movie too which if we are honest makes more sense than just a random doctor. It may not be perfectly accurate to the comics but in the short time frame of a 90 minute movie it was the better choice.
@@antoniocarlosgoncalvesfilho who was the killer in the comics?
Derek G. Montalvo The Killer was somebody name Jacob Parker who was a long timed friend of that universe’s Bruce. In the end he’s shot by Gordon who in the comic is obviously not the killer.
Gordon said that using his left hand implied wickedness, then added that he uses it for Jack's work, which means that he knows he's evil.
Another way to look at it, left-handed is what he is, but the NUN'S thought being left -handed was wicked so they beat it out of him. Jack is who he truly is, Jim Gordon is the mask, which is why Jack's work is done with his left, the true dominant hand. This is similar to how batman is who Bruce truly is, and playboy Bruce Wayne is the mask.
It feels like he is establishing himself as necessary evil to root out for the existing evil (corruption) in society
@@ashleshashende5058 so he is necessary evil, he is Bane?
It was concepted that the right side represented God while the left represented The Devil.
J Bourbon That is very confusing
Batman: All women are queens.
Gordon: If she breathes, she's a THOT.
Neither are right.
Neither r right...women choose ti be thots, as well as no woman is a queen some MAY be but none that i know
@@jaydenthezoahking8473 all woman act like queens
@@catchgenerics8667 yup
jayden the god
Why can’t you let some of them live their lives ? It says more if someone feels the need to dictate others because they feel like they are morally superior.
This movie is great, because it actually does drop clues Gordon is Jack, when they're at the funeral for instance, he holds his umbrella with his left hand.
There’s another hint. Every time we saw Jim’s wife, it was on the left side.
Or when he dreamt that Jack killed his wife.
@@lewisaino thats literally a contradiction xd
He scream because he think his wife is dead
@@linnylinhorst5102 i don't speak english, so i can't understand what do you mean with "came out of left feild"
@@linnylinhorst5102 ok but i still think this is incoherent
Damn, every punch seemed to have such impact.. This fight felt raw.
It is a great detail indeed. That's 19th century boxing for you. John L. Sullivan watching modern UFC matches would go "Those guys are total pussies."
@@LuckyBird551 untill his head popped off from a guillotine choke lol
I wish I could say the same for the dialogue or fire effects.
It's definitely thanks to the sound design. The punches have a very strong sounding hit, which makes every impact sound brutal
I put it down to using a real fighting style and not overblowing what either Batman or his opponents can do. Batman's always been at his best when he feels real, not some backflipping, impossible to outplan or outfight fantasy martial artist.
I still can't believe they made Jim Gordon a villain in this universe.
Charles Gorman in this universe he was placed in an in an orphanage where nuns beat him every time he did something wrong doesn't make what he did right but I kind of understand him also it's interesting to see Gordon as a villain I never believed it was possible but realistically speaking Gordon could get away with the crime if it was him it's an interesting take on him
Well it is a universe where Ivy is a normal woman and Catwoman is an honest working lady.
tangy tablets or its in a time line without the tech bs and superpower bs
But it did make for a compelling plot twist since I did not saw that one! I guess this is a Jim Gordon that The Joker would be proud of.
To be honest I didn't see that coming, I thought Jack the Ripper would've been the Joker. But it also makes sense given the legends that surround the Ripper, he had skill that only a doctor or surgeon would've known, and what better way to derail or cover his tracks then to be a police officer or the commissioner of police. It's actually surprising no one ever put forth the idea that the real Jack the Ripper could possibly have been a ship doctor or a surgeon in the Royal Navy (to explain why there was a gap between cases), an officer or someone high up in the police department (to easily derail an investigation, and once again explaining why there is a gap, being a cop or in the department meant he would've known when the heat died down, or he could easily have declared the cases unsolved) or the possibility that there was more then one
Given the way he talks about wives and mothers, this is how I think Jack the Ripper came to be: His mother abandoned him in an orphanage run nuns who severely beat him every time he did something wrong, even something minor, his mind was further damaged by his civil war service, but what finally pushed him over the edge and created Jack was that he caught his wife cheating on him while in London, likely on their honeymoon. Yet he couldn't bring himself to kill her so he tortured her to both make an example of her and to ensure she'd stay quiet, and then unleashed his first reign of terror in London, before returning to Gotham where Jack remained dormant until the movie. I actually believe Sister Leslie was one of the nuns who Gordon was left with as a child, and she felt remorse for not intervening when the other nuns were punishing him.
I was thinking the same, which would explain why he killed her though he felt remorse.
That, makes sense to be honest, good thinkin'. {=|
Or he is just a psycopath. Plain and simple.
@@Veridiano02 psychopathy can still have reasons.
It is sad that even in our real word, women in this line of work often end up getting killed if their profession is considered illegal and also fuels organized crime. Just a random thought due to the Jack the Ripper theme.
It actually makes sense to have Jim as Jack the Ripper, nobody knew who Jack actually was back then, he just got his name from a letter he sent to the police chief, many people speculate he could have been a barber or maybe even there could have been two Jack the Rippers, However I think Jack may have been a police officer and a barber, because who wouldn't want a shave? And he also knew how to cover his tracks, he seemed to think like a cop so much it's as if he knew everything they would do, like they would teach you when your in training to be an officer of the law.
It would be almost impossible for a civilian to have done it at the time, London streets were prowling with police officers, only people who wouldn't be suspected for walking around late at night were the officers themselves. Also people respected the authority, that's why most of the victims had almost no signs of struggle on them because they wouldn't have expected an officer to kill them the second they let their guard down.
Souns like a solid theory of Jack the Ripper being a police officer. Another theory I heard was that Jack may have been a soldier and surgeon because a lot of the victims were cut in places where they would bleed out in seconds or minutes and Jack was able to evade detection through military training in the army. But I suppose in this movie your theory and the one I heard covers all that with Jim Gordon being a soldier, doctor and police chief.
Actually dna evidence all points to him being a barber
I recall a joke in the Simpsons with Homer saying it was the Queen’s private surgeon.
Jack the Ripper was araon kosminski a 23 years old barber and the theory has not been debunked apparently some woman in 2005 researched every clue she found and put it all together to see who jack was and the theory makes a lot of sense and no has been able to debunk her ever since
Commissoner Gordan of other universes will be shocked to see this
If only he could
I can only imagine the look on their faces when they see the movie, only imagine. =)
@@tommyfox854 Gordan:Huh suprising ending ha bruce?WAIT BRUCE DON'T
Imagine Barbara watching this
Well, one wouldn't.
Batman: "I paid Houdini $300 for that trick."
It was worth a small fortune back then.
Flash: What are your super powers again?
Batman: IM RICH!
- now thats explains everything.
300$ from past to now is a lot of money.
$300 is still a lot of money
Loooooooool
“There were no rules at Antietam, were there Jim?”
That line stuck with me. The bloodiest single day in American History. I like that the writers took their time for aspects of Victorian society in America and Europe. The Civil War, Jack the Ripper and the Chicago World’s Fair all rolled into this movies take on Batman. A super underrated film.
“There are no rules in Hell” that line is so badass
The ending he go the Hell 😈
After he burns:
Hi Jack, welcome to hell. My name is Mephisto, here are the rules. Hope you enjoy your stay here.
Loki Mephisto!?
@@jestbone89 Isnt Mephisto marvel?
@@drybonesmunchakoopas5143 dc has their own mephisho called mephistopholis, i think.
I actually like this version of Selena Kyle anybody else?
shadow king13 same
Me too dude
shadow king13 Me too😊
shadow king13 Quite nice. She pulls off the Victorian garb without looking like a danity flower. ...she also seems to be a bit of the Asian persuasion...
@@malus1426 Yes, how dare she think she has rights and such.
The scariest Gordon ever.
No contest.
I gunna get ur jiblets
Did no here watch Batman year one?
Lord Bagel Even scarier than over the edge.
"Wifes, mothers" did this sadistic dirty asshole murdered his own mother?
On a rewatch, the guy Selena was dating mentions that Jim Gordon had set up a curfew due to Jack’s murders, not much a hint, but a fun fact that he was using his position as a commissioner to keep any all people off the streets; except working girls.
Why would there be working girls on the streets during the curfew?
1:16 batmans referring to the battle of Antietam. One of the bloodiest battles of the civil war
Nice fact you deserve my like
3:57 ~ Finally BATMAN uses his super power. Just as the Justice League movie were told.
his money
pressurecross his money
Batman's superpower is his refusal to give up. His willpower. Money can't buy you that. Money can't buy training day and night, working on skills. Money helps for tools, and gadgets. He's more a combination of Sherlock Holmes and James Bond.
@@leftcoaster67 I am pretty sure that there are drugs for focus and hanging around with successful people for money is a great way to be like those people. We are like sponges after all
his superpower is Prep time.
Jesus, I got a chill. When Gordon burned to death, he *laughed*...
1Worluck no dumbass he screamed in pain
cool user name No he actually laughed it's confirmed
🃏
After screaming in pain.
I don’t think he died...
He’s the joker!
You know, thinking about it having someone like Gordon be Jack the Ripper is actually brilliant. In the regular timeline Gordon's the working man. The honest man. The man of incorruptible virtue. Because of that we the audience automatically removed Gordon from the list of possible suspects because someone as upstanding as Gordon couldn't possibly be a killer.
But that's just the thing: that's precisely how the most successful irl serial killers come across. They're not lunatics who where bright colors screaming how they're going to disembowel us all. Most of the time they come across as normal people who you would go out to get a beer with. They're charming and approachable and come across as good, upstanding citizens, when deep down they're really twisted, disturbed individuals. In fact, most serial killers get away with killing for so long PRECISELY because people can't believe they're a murderer. Charles Sobhraj managed to escape justice for years despite killing over twelve people because people who met him just thought he was "just so charming and couldn't possibly be the killer" and the cops almost had a chance to stop Jeffrey Dahmer mid-killing but didn't because he convinced them that everything was fine and he and his "friend" were just having a lover's spat. Only this time it's us. We the audience made the call that Gordon "couldn't possibly be the killer."
On top of that, Gordon's condition makes sense. He is a man broken by war, the war that killed more Americans than every other war America has ever fought combined. He saw the worst of humanity laid bare again and again and again. And what outlet did he have? Nothing. The war was over. He was expected to just forget it all and to become "civilized" again. People didn't want to know about his pain or his suffering, they just wanted him to be a "good boy" again. This happens to soldiers IRL even in modern times, where they come back from deployment and are expected to reintegrate back into civilian life. So some soldiers bottle it in. They try and pretend like everything's alright and that nothings wrong. Except it isn't. And some veterans just eventually break down. And then they're ignored, because they're not a "good member of society" any more.
What's so uncomfortable about Gordon as the Ripper is that he's realistic. You could believe that someone like Gordon could become the Ripper, and that's frightening. But the thing most people probably find the most uncomfortable, at least subconsciously? The movie blames us for this. We, the people, did this. We ignored the problems that people like Gordon have just so we could have a "normal" society and then we allowed him to get away with what he did because we assumed someone like him couldn't. Gordon is a monster that murders innocent people, but we as a society are what created him.
Well said, and you have to look at some other things of Gordon's past through the things he said in this video, particularly about women or being left-handed.
Hfar how does one mix ‘where’ with ‘wear’?
We live in a society.
Civil war killed the most americans?
Shuriken250 Yep.
American Revolution was roughly 25,000 (most due to disease and starvation)
War of 1812 was roughly 15,000
Mexican American War was 13,283
Spanish American War was 2,246
Philippine American War was 4,196
World War I was 116,516
World War II was 405,399 (the second highest in terms of US casualties)
Korean War was 36,574
Vietnam War was 58,209
War in Afghanistan is 2,216
War in Iraq is 4,576
And the American Civil War resulted in roughly 616,222 fatalities, although modern estimates say it was actually closer to one million.
The big reason this number is so high was due in part to the scope of the war. Unlike subsequent wars, the Civil War was fought entirely on US soil, and the sheer area of land where the fighting took place was larger than any previous conflict.
And unlike previous wars, the Civil War was the first “total war” fought by the US. Meaning it wasn’t just armies fighting in the field but civilian infrastructure and population centers were targeted as well, since those are the lifeblood of any army (food, manufacturing, transportation centers, etc.). This meant that the civilian deaths resulting from the Civil War were astronomical, as those who didn’t die outright from the burning and sacking of a city would often starve.
On top of that, the military technology of the Civil War advanced by leaps and bounds. Rifled barrels became more common, meaning infantry weapons became far more accurate. This lead to more battlefield injuries, which in turn led to absolutely devastating outbreaks of disease in military camps on both sides.
In short, the Civil War was pretty much hell for everyone involved.
Gordon Literal 2 Seconds After He First Catches Fire: I instantly regret this!!!!!
Kevin Allen 😂😂
He laughs maniacally afterwards.
@@notshockwavedemon7543 Or in other words, he embraces this pain, because he has experienced all types of pain and torture, before.
This new trailer for the boss fight in "Hello Neighbor" looks pretty cool.
Yeah take that you evil hello neighbor you now face JUSTICE
Nelson Gonzalez wait,then the neighbor is secretly jack the ripper?
The equation Jack the Ripper = C - Hello neighbour? Omg
Thanks for the like people
Nelson Gonzalez bro your not watching that your watching batman beat the ever loving shit out of jack the ripper
I guess Batman has fully embraced the "I won't kill you, but I don't have to save you either! GRAAAAHHHHHH" mentality.
Gordon killed himself, Batman was about to save him
To be fair, Batman was going to save Gordon but couldn’t really do so without killing himself. Also it not exactly like Batman left Gordon to burn. Gordon walked backwards into the flames. If Batman tried to stop him, he would have first had to walk through a wall of fire and then be beaten away by Gordon
Also there’s nothing really wrong with that mentality. I know Batman is awesome because he’s Batman but if he could escape from prison, what would be to stop Commissioner Gordon? It’s better this way, considering the first thing he would have done was kill again
Also notice at 2:52. Batman actually does save Gordon, which he goes on to exploit. There’s a saying related to this. See if you can finish it. Fool me once. Shame on you...
Just Some Guy with a Mustache ah ah, you are Jellal! :)
"There are no rules in hell."
I am so stealing that line.
Cool
I am also stealing that line and using it from now on... Why?
Because there are no rules in hell
@@nerosteel77 lol just used it the other day!
I work in a hospital and this one broad wanted me to sign in before entering my unit as it was a new rule.
I shouldn't have worn a mask either just to clown on them even more lol jk
@@joeking6972 My like is because you wore the mask as well 😉, good work though, we need more tough people in this world, people are getting way too sensitive
There are no rules except for one: there is only one devil and it's not you.
This was a great twist, great fight, and the backstory setup for Jim is heartbreaking. Civil War vet who saw the worst of people and just broke.
Believable. The Civil War was a meat grinder and prostitutes were everywhere in the camps
So, in a way, Gordon was Jack the Ripper and also Joker.
@@Lutherstrode17492 Joker is different.
1:11
Thank god there's an explanation for him hitting Batman. I hate to see regular ass thugs hit Batman. So at least he can fight.
Don't care how much boxing you do. A real fighter will kick your ass. Boxing isn't fighting. Its entertainment that has you beat the shit out of someone else. If you KNOW how to fight. A boxer gets his ass handed every time.
@@sirkylanthered Bare knuckle boxing during the Victorian era from what I know (which admittedly isn't much) was extremely brutal and pretty close to street fighting, but with actual technique.
@@robodudeful there was a development of technique, but never polished. Wasn't until boxers became serious about that technique became important. Dudes didn't dodge back then 😅 they took that shit
Kylan Thefox you obviously know nothing about boxing. So by your thought you can beat a world class fighter in a street fight what and when they do hit you what will you do
@@macrognsqd not all of them took the punches. also there was a focus on technique but it was completely different. hands are very fragile. way more fragile than your skull, until the invention of the boxing glove boxing wasnt about punching as hard as you can it was about punching as hard as you can while not shattering your hands.
“The nuns beat that wickedness out of me” This is true. I went to catholic school and the nuns would smack my hand with a ruler if they saw my writing with my left hand. Because of it I have shitty hand writing but everything else I do with my left hand
Which is weird because Ehud in the Book of Judges was a left-handed man, and he was chosen by God to assassinate a pagan king because of that
@@andrewlance3898 I was thinking the same thing!! Maybe the Nuns should have picked up a Bible instead of disciplining on the basis of superstition.
Honestly not sure why they even cared, it never says in the bible or catechism that being left handed is bad lol
@@dJ-rd9wt A great deal of Roman Catholicism isn't in the Bible at all.
@@theradgegadgie6352 at least not in the abridged proddy version lol
That really shows how civil yet tough are Bruce and Jim, in *any* timeline/side of the law. They spar to the death AND can have deep, intellectual conversation.
Kind of like Batman and the Joker. Joker can explain the inherent evil within humanity whilst cackling madly as Batman beats the shit out of him.
Combine the "using your left hand means wickedness in certain cultures" deal and the fact that this Gordon says he uses his right hand "for everything except Jack's work" simply proves that he knows he's evil. He doesn't even try to hide or deny it. He simply accepts it.
So for once, Commissioner Gordon is Evil?
Basically.
Luisito Josen O.O WHOLLY SHIT
In this universe yes...he is.. and that's what makes this movie rly cool and unpredictable
An interesting twist
there is always a evil ver of a person in every universe
a evil batman a evil spider man or in this case a evil Commissioner Gordon
The whole motivation for Gordon being The Ripper in this movie was VERY well written. I'm impressed.
When I watched this I thought it be predictably Joker or maybe Zasz, considering his motif, but Gordon? Props for the pleasant surprise
2:38 Batman Discombobulates him just like Sherlock Holmes
Great detectives think alike
*D I S C O M B O B U L A T E S*
Thats why batman is the greatest detective XD
SOMEONE EDIT THAT PLEASE
I like Gordon fighting stance.. looks like old boxing technique.. 🙋
Amir Azman well it is the 19th century in this story.
he's a boxing champion that's why
Amir Azman Bare knuckle champion. That was some brutal shit back then. President Teddy Roosevelt was blind in one eye because he took a punch in a boxing match so hard it dislocated his eye.
TheBlues32 damn😖
Amir Azman actually it was an old Irish ☘️ fighting stance
Batman: 'And your children? Your wife said you were as gentle with them as you were on her.What sin needed to be burned out of them?'
Gordon: 'My children came into this world pure of heart, mind, body and soul. They wept as they came into this sinful world and it broke my heart to see their beauty. Theirs was clean. Theirs was untouched. Theirs was pure. But I also wept from the knowledge that that purity would soon be tainted just by living in this city. It broke my heart that my son would grow up only to be corrupted by every painted slut and every lily-livered knave he met. It broke my heart to know that womans sins of deception, vanity and harlotry would soon enter my daughters soul. But I didn't give into despair, I kept my hope for them. I did what every true father would do, and kept them away from the contamination of the outside world. I kept their sin at bay. I burned and removed their natural sins out of them before it had a chance to take hold of them. As I absolved the sins of my wife I saved the souls of my children. I've kept them pure.'
That.... that is SO DAMN GOOD and fits with how Jack/Gordon would explain his children.
Damn. Just....damn.
So, he burned them. Damn
Did he ... incarcerated them
I mean remove the genital
They gave this movie some Batman Beyond animation.
you know i really like the animation style. its simple but very fluid and smooth. much better than the killing joke
Yeah.
It's the same style as spectaculaire spider-man and the animated hellboy movies. So I say: give us a crossover of those 3 in a 2 hour animated movie please thank you!!!
Yknow, this actually fits the jack mythology because many people believe he was a rogue cop because he knew many police routes and when the police would walk each route.
So... Joker would be a saint in this world?
Cleric775 I see him more as HH Holmes.
unlikely. If there is a sequel it might feature a Victorian Era Joker. In the DC source material Inspector Gordon tells Bruce Wayne about a case regarding a man who poisoned his wife and tried to commit suicide with the same poison, but survived.....with a permanent grin.
Or maybe would be like in telltale, he could became a vigilante or still turn in a killer.
🤭🤭
i Think he's Moriarty in this Universe
“Die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become a villain” Harvey Dent
Wasn't there a similar line from Snyder's Batman?
Yes.
@@jiminyspigotsskunkshack I think?
Wouldn't Gordon have the key to his handcuffs?
Ray Scott ...that's a very good point.
Maybe he drop it during the fight and he discover this too late.
Or because jim didn't want to get caught.
The police Force word kill him with rope about he's head ☠️
How do you think Bruce got them off? **Joink**
“There are no rules in Hell” Best line ever.
Man... Their "Gentlemanny Power Talk" during the fight was the best part, such a powerful scene, this Batman was lucky to have defeated his clearly superior enemy, he surpassed The Joker in every single way, and even went out like a total badass
This Gordon/Ripper was good indeed. But he could never surpass The Joker Himself.
That laugh at the end as Gordon walks into the flames and they take him, it sounded way too much like the Joker for it to have been a coincidence. I wonder if it was a nod for a potential continuation of Gotham by Gaslight.
Gordon survives the fire and lets his insanity take over at the sight of his face and proceeds to laugh maniacally (like in the Killing Joke) and eventually takes on a new persona as the Joker. He'll either still know the Batman's true identity as Bruce Wayne and keep the secret to give himself and Bruce a sense of anticipation and the Batman something to worry about, or he will forget Batman's identity as a sign of the birth of a new evil in Gotham. Either way, the Joker will know Batman had taken on three pupils (the incarnations of Dick Grayson, Jason Todd and Tim Drake from the beginning of Gotham by Gaslight) and during the story there will be a 'death in the family' when the Joker kills Jason. It could either be by a classic crowbar beatdown, old fashioned Jack the Ripper-styled butchering or something worse. This continuation of Gotham by Gaslight could be a bit like Superman: Red Son, where they stuffed everything into the movie, so this way we'd potentially be able to get some form of Jason Todd's Red Hood
I love this concept tho
@Big Bopper I see. Maybe they'll do something different, though, since the story went on the way it did without the Joker, anyway.
@@skim9923 Thanks
There is a Sequel .
There is a Gaslight Joker he’s described as this:
This man was a serial killer who married rich old ladies and then murdered them for their money. He killed ten women by poisoning them with strychnine. When he was caught by the Gotham City Police Department he attempted to commit suicide by drinking his own poison. Instead of killing him, it simply paralyzed his face into a horrible grin. 😊
4:35 oh god! That laugh is haunting.
the tale of Jack the Ripper has been confirmed
KSG Filmz lol
lol
Toxic Filmz i know right
KSG productions lol
Pauline Nguyen lol
Anyone complaining about the batman is so weak remember this is in the past, where other martial arts didn't exist, and also its difficult to travel back then. So batman has a limited martial arts to learn, and also jack the ripper is a boxing champion so i guess batman has a difficult to time to deal with jack thr ripper.
No. Many martial arts existed back then, though they were not widespread outside of their homeland. Many people also tend to underestimate boxers; they are no joke. They develop INSANE stamina and upper body strength, have excellent defense and footwork
In addition, Gordon was a war veteran, who probably learned very effective hand-to-hand styles.
Kirami Depends on who you ask. Thai people call it boxing, but they probably call many combat sports boxing. Muay Thai employs many similar conditioning methods, but they tend to stay relatively still whereas many Western boxers are crazy agile on their feet. I had a MT teacher once, and he confessed the two fighters he was afraid of were grapplers and boxers.
Plus Gordon is older than him and is an actual boxing champion
KodachiC Especially old bare knuckle boxers. No face guards, no mouth piece...a good punch could kill someone.
KodachiC One problem with your theory. They didn't study hand-to-hand combat in the civil war. So, I highly doubt he learned those techniques during that time.
"There are no rules in hell"
Actually there are a lot of rules in hell. In the vast majority of mythology hell has a huge amount of structure and rules in order to operate what with different levels dedicated to different sinner types, purgatory for temporary rehabilitation accommodation and even a specific miniature city for the ruling cast of demons to debate politics called Pandemonium.
In many ways it's the place with the most rules because of the complexity of its residents.
Sounds a lot more better than Gotham in a way, scum like the Joker can't do without suffering the consequences of burning and having to experience that for eternity.
Any sinner would have to suffer from some sort of cage and punishment.
Gotham's Arkham Asylum isn't anything like that, they let the villains off the hook after each crime.
Hell's prison doesn't take any of that shit lightly
TL;DR :
I'm too much of a smartass to let a badass line be a badass line.
Piccolo from DBZA: NEEERRRRRRRRD!!!!!
Like in 'THe Devil's Carnival where there are 666 rules, so you basically can't do anything without breaking a rule resulting in your being punished - the way they've set up torture in that part of hell
I don't think there are still rules in hell since the King of hell left and went back to L.A
"Your thought is was a famous killer in London. But it is I Jim Gordon the true killer in London."
-Jim Gordon
I was suprised they made Jim, the Ripper. I thought they were gonna make Harvey Jack the Ripper honestly
for an animated film, this was one of the best twists ever. I 100% expected the Ripper to be Joker from beginning to end, I didn't see this coming period!!!
While I agree, the fact that it's animated had no bearing on the plot
@@andyroobrick-a-brack9355 actually it had a lot to do because when it comes to making legitimately entertaining animated films with actual good twists, that's really hard ot pull off :/
@@killeing Right, but the ANIMATION aspect in particular isn't a downside. That's what your statement implies, "for an animated film, this was one of the best twists ever." Animation is a medium, afterall, and is not restricted to genre.
@@andyroobrick-a-brack9355 in that particular case, I'm referring to how it was animated and managed to keep the twist surprising. In this day and age, regardless of whether they're children or adult films, animated works tend to have the twist become apparent or obvious long before the climax of the movie- for example, I pretty much completely saw the twist of disney/pixar's "Turning Red" movie recently despite the fact they went out of their way to make it mysterious and intriguing to distract everyone.
Bottom line- animated films tend to be obvious with their twists, so for this one to pull a big 180 is very refreshing ^^
@@killeing Right, but this has nothing to do with animation, that has everything to do with plot. This movie is ENTIRELY different from Turning Red in every regard besides the fact that they aren't live action, they gave totally different production budgets and styles, as well as a different demographic.
I screamed out during the fire sacrifice scene. It was sudden and carried so much weight. One of the best scenes in Batman animated history
Loved the setup and payoff of Gordon being Jack.
Not only that, but you see what an Absolute Unit he is!
You feel the weight of Every Single Blow!
If I remember correctly, he also served in the Civil War
0:51 She is Bruce!!!😲😲 Thats what I call a plot twist. Never saw that coming.
I love how, knowing both Houdini and Batman, the "trick" is probably just "always carry a handcuff key"
Or a hand protesis
Selina was so beautiful in this movie. She's so cute.
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@@pr3daton701 no. its true,
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'Cute' has become very cringy word for some reason....
@@arpansarkar174 they say BTS band is cute that's why
Jim Gordon as a villain is a twist I never saw coming, and what a twist it was.
4:31 When you set your Tickle-Me Elmo doll on fire
3:46 "I paid Houdini 300 dollars for that trick" epic line
"There are no rules in Hell." My favorire line
This Batman is so cool, the movie was good too. I was trying to solve who it was at first but I was wrong two times. This Batman costume is so cool tho, it reminds me of Noir Spiderman.
0:22 Can we talk about how smooth that counter combo is? It's always a challenge really portraying Batman's master of martial arts and what an edge it gives him, but my God did that knife reversal look bad ass. And even realistic.
2:38 And He shall smite the wicked and plunge them into the firery pit!
Frollo and this Gordon would get along.
Agreed, even though they have their differences.
Well said
Faryaal Haq just reciting a quote from the Hunchback from Notre Dame, but thanks 😁
and that is why this guy ended up being a screw up, he was religiously indoctrinated.
Oh wow, Batman fought Raiden, never expected this crossover
4:25 Jack's death is very satisfying, if I'm truly honest. What do you guys think?
I think he got what he deserves
No. It can’t be
shut up and watch bitch
u shut up
Aaron Samuels i
Aaron Samuels everyone has a dark side
Ikr?!? Gordon as a villian is insane!
I just love the idea that commissioner gordon can go toe-to-toe with bats.
They’re practically equals and that’s a really intriguing detail that I appreciate.
I just wonder how. Sure he has an experience of a soldier, ring fighter and a policeman, but how could he go toe to toe with a man who spent years training under different masters and learning countless niche skills. Realistically, he wouldnt stand a chance, but of course then we wouldnt have this fantastic fight scenes
first Vickey vale with Batman Telltale, and now this with Gordon. GORDON!! the uncorropted!!!
Elena Di sabatino and then is going to be alfred the villain😂
@@Daniel-si7zp actually believe it or not Alfred was already a villain. In one of the older DC realities he died but was later resurrected as a super villain called the Outsider.
Thomas Wayne was also bad in the Telltale games. I wish that plot point would be explored more
Gordon went out like a boss.
This movie is on My Top 5 favorite Batman Movies for sure. I love this era, Plus the Twist where, Jack The Ripper is James Gordon! is a real good shocking.
Batman: Left-handed...
Gordon: Oh the nuns beat that wickedness out of me. 'Always use my right.' Except for Jack's work.
WTF Jack? You gonna kill all Southpaws in Gotham next? I'm actually offended by the "wickedness" crack.
That was an actual thing they did to children who were left-handed. They forcibly conditioned them to use the 'proper' hand.
There was and still is a belief among a predominantly right-handed society that left-handed people are the misfits of society. In Latin the word "sinister" means "left" and "unlucky" or "evil". In French the word "gauche" means "left" and "awkward" or "clumsy". In English the word "left" comes from Anglo-Saxon word "lyfy" which means "weak". And the phrase "the left-hand path" is a reference towards those who believe or practice Black magic.
Norman Lee Hence the name "Sinestro"...who wears his power ring on his left hand.
Nakumare damn didn’t know that
Blindluck92 in Victorian age they believed left handed ness was evil
3:34 why did that explode? Oh wait, was it a tank? Also damn, they really decided to turn JIM GORDON into the villain?! Yikes.
Commissioner Gordon in other universes seeing this be like: 💀
He, quite literally, burned for his sins.
3:55
Best line in the whole movie
gordon looked more angry then hulk for some reason
I knew that this supposed one-time thing... But I wish DC to continue this as an animated series or movie.
I love how Dick, Jason, and Tim are brothers, the Steampunk aesthetic, and the detective part of Batman are shown.
The fact that Gordon is played by Scott Patterson went extremely underrated
It's a shame Jacob Parker being the ripper & has reasons for doing it was changed. Not to mention changing every aspect of the original story.
jsutton0010 oh wats the original story😗? Im intrigued
jsutton0010 You see they had to change that because Jacob Parker was an original character so having him appear would make him an obvious suspect. They wanted to make a twist here so it had to be someone else. Plus it’s an adaptation there has to be changes and I think for the most part they work.
This movie is actually way better than the comic itself.
jsutton0010 nothing wrong with changing source material. It's a different art form, and writers have every right to tell their own story. Besides, if you want to make a detective story taking place in Batman story and introduce a character who never was in the Batman mythos - come on mate, even 2 year old would figure out the identity of a killer in that case.
Jacob Packer (not Parker) is still in the movie though, as Bruce's defense, just as he was in the comic.
2:55 why is nobody talking about how he handcuffed their right hands so he could have an advantage during the fight.
“I paid Houdini $300 for that trick. Money well spent.”
"I paid Houdini 300$ for that trick"
Batman once again flexing his only super power in almost every timeline he's in
"There are no rules in hell." I mean there might be...
It looks like Commissioner Gordon learned a few tricks from Houdini as well if you look closely when he handcuffs Batman he doesn't with his left hand and Batman's right hand yet in the next shot it shows Batman's left hand and Gordon's right hand cuffed.
The biggest serial killer
(Who is real)
VS a badass guy
James Gordon, Rest in Peace.
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"There are no rules in Hell." Damn, that's a badass line!
Who knew ginger meant flammable?
souls are flame retardent
Im a ginger and I find these jokes old as fuck . Plus, it doesn't work with Gordon cause Gordon's hair is Brown.
oh relax will you i'm a ginge too. gotta learn to love the old jokes cause they aint going anywhere soon.
Liam McCByrne sadly that's true so I'm just going to have to get used to it
Not me.
That back and forth beating they were giving each other and not a drop of blood on Gordon’s face
I never imaged seeing Batman vs Jim Gordon except in a nightmare Batgirl had
But this is terrifying because Jim is a murderer
I still can’t believe it. But there he is.
That laugh at the end brings any memories?
I really liked the music in this movie had a hint of the theme of animated series.
I love how the fights in Gotham by gaslight are realistic
Everyone is talking about the villain and fighting and the twist. Is no one going to talk about the fact that nuns beat gordon as a kid just for being left handed. Back in the olden days left handedness was considered unnatural, and some churches believed it to be demonic. This is why Ned Flanders supported left handed people so much back in the early seasons of the simpsons. Ned wasn't left handed fanatic, he was protesting the church albeit 150 years late. Same with Gordon when he said the nuns beat the wickedness of being left handed.
Ben that’s fucked up
If they were I think Bruce would go a lot harder on him
Peter Parker A K A The SPIDER-MAN ?
AVET87 eww
AVET87 cringe.
Candace Drennan what do you mean by that?
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2:40 "discombobulate"
I remember watching this movie and going like holy shit! This man is never a bad guy so it was well written to make him one
Jim Gordon was jack the ripper this whole time in this movie what a twist
dominick armstrong Yeah and this is just WRONG!!!😣 Gordon is supposed to be the GOOD GUY as he's always been!😞
Like in batman telltale, in that was revealed later that lady arkham is vicky vale.
4:13 moonwalk
Everyone freaking out about Gordon being The Ripper but I’m wondering how the hell hes LEFT HANDED
Never saw that twist coming
He stated “oh the nuns beat that wickedness out of me. Always use my right.” My dad actually went through something similar, he was born a lefty but was taught to use his right... he never stated if he was punished for it though I suspect he was conditioned to do it. Also yeah back then depending on how far they’d go was anywhere between taping your hand down to beatings.
"I paid Houdini $300 for that trick"
Love that line