The Batman - Arkham Deleted Scene (2022) Robert Pattinson, Barry Keoghan
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Watch as Robert Pattinson's Batman has an intense conversation with a villain at Arkham in this deleted scene from The Batman movie.
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I'll give them points for accuracy on depicting what a person who survived falling into a vat of acid and had their skin bleached would actually look like.
But this version has a birth defect. Nothing to do with acid.
@@LordJagd
How do you know
@@Jothomas214 Matt reeves said it in an interview with ign
@@rotti_13 ooo
@@LordJagd it’s both…
It's about time someone actually portrayed joker with the chemical burns.
Gotham did it first
@@Zuernaxashyr that wasn’t the joker he didn’t really have a name huh weird (remember WB said they couldn’t call him that)
These aren’t chemical burns. Reeves confirmed that he was born like this
@@Da_caffeinated_insomniac They couldn't call him that. But it was Joker.
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Anytime joker can really get into Batman’s head and make him second guess himself is a job well done. You can see the doubt in his face and you can see the joy in joker’s.
Yes 🤙. He gets a kick out of messing with his head
Exactly. Batman should always be a little unnerved when dealing with the Joker. It should feel off kilter always.
You know they're acting right?
@@brotherbrother9156 are you for real
@@brotherbrother9156 yes. You know we're allowed to criticize acting right?
This is insane. This version of joker fits this world so perfectly.
never thought i'd see the wolff himself in a batman comment section
id have to disagree but im glad someone enjoyed it
"So perfectly."...in MAD MAX!
MAX MAX MAX
Keoghan effin nails it. Like I'm actually surprised how spot on he is - the final lines and laugh and the delivery. He gets it.
This joker needs to be built up. We need to see him little by little in the next film and really bring him out for the last film
Agreed
2nd agreed
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Honestly, this scene works really well in the grand scheme of the film, and gives the ending scene with him and Riddler more weight, instead of it feeling out of place or tacked on.
Agreed. Would have loved to actually seen this in the movie.
This scene should of been in the movie
@@Andman8210 hopefully itll be in blueray version or HBO max release
please, wb, put this in the hbo cut
Agreed couldve saved the catwoman falcone twist for later and put this instead
Man this Joker makes my skin crawl. His speech patterns, his smile, his laugh, the way his face looks composed of rotting flesh, HIS TEETH.
And that is so awesome
The missing fingernails
I'm intrigued by the Joker's character design. It sort of falls into the realm of what Burton's Joker SHOULD have looked like based on the crude surgical equipment in the '89 Batman. It also harkens back to the toxic waste thug from the original RoboCop. The body horror/disfigurement is taken further than Ledger's "Glasgow Smile", and paired with a Hannibal Lector level of psychological profiling. It's far more compelling than the Leto version.
Any version is better than letos version lol
cool coincidence that most of the film was filmed in Glasgow aswell
*the studio's Leto version
@The Wolf King No, Joaquin Phoenix Joker as well. Nothing against the guy, but he stunk
@@m3nac32s0c13ty yeah let’s be accurate for sure
Wow, this is actually great. I'd love to see more of barry Keoghan as joker, maybe not in the next film but as the finale to a trilogy. He's got the chops for it clearly.
Agreed he's a great actor
This honestly doesn't seem cheesy to you?
@@josephjahn2239 no, each to their own
@@Lacolasproductions You're right. Overall, Reeves is competent so we'll see. Definitely a unique Batman film.
Hey who knew Druig from Eternals would make a much better Joker than Jared Leto lol
Hands down the best universe of characters in this movie. We see a Batman who has failed, a Riddler who hasn’t, and a Joker who’s in Batman’s head. A Scarface origin Penguin. I’m all about ALL of THIS!
How could you for get ? I'm gona say it " probably the best adaptation of Cat Woman ever" !
@@STRATMAN1969 without a doubt
@@STRATMAN1969 absolutely, holy heck
Also having The Joker point out so concisely that Batman isn't just The Joker's compliment, but the The Riddler's as well--heck, maybe even the entire rogue's gallery's--is a stroke of genius. Utterly devastating, ten out of ten.
barry keoghan actually did great, small screentime but nothing like hes ever done before
Matt Reeves clearly knows what he is doing. Can’t wait to see what else he does with his version of The Batman.
This version of the joker WOULD cut off his face and wear it like a mask...
How do you figure that off one scene? Lol some of these comments are reaching
@@sergiomendoza4850 because his face is the most decrepit out of the other jokers we have seen where if any one of them was to actually do that it would probably be this one.
@@sergiomendoza4850 Hes talking about what Joker did in the Capullo and Snyder run.
@@GrogSothothwasn’t his face cut off by others?
@@Night5225he asked Dollmaker to do it
Batman and Joker scenes... Never fail
They do. When is Jared Leto s joker
@@moose43h HUNKA HUNKA
Two "freaks"... yes very entertainning lol
Leto/ Ben hold my beers
@@juliong3105 ZSJL scene with Joker and Batman was brilliant
Seems to me like he's just starting to become the Joker one year in Arkham after running into Batman when he was still the Red Hood. That would make sense that he's acting more mild than every other Joker version and Batman still doesn't have a lot of anger toward him but rather creeped out and probably even feel a little bit sorry that he fell into the acid. It would be really interesting to see not only this young Batman who's still learning but also the Joker who's still forming his new identity and hasn't got a chance to do anything yet as the Joker.
Exactly my take on this new batman. A lot that they can still do with these movies that im excited about
Well joker doesn't have anger towards batman, he just loves to be the yang to batmans Ying. His world is intertwined with batman up to the point he becomes normal if batman dissappear.
Batman wasn't the Red Hood... Jason Todd became the Red Hood after nearly being killed by the Joker when he was Robin.
@labiche4969 OP was saying Batman was the red hood... which is incorrect
@@alexeidenier4072no he wasn’t
hes cool, has that gritty take, but batman has alot more to show us, rather than another Joker run, hes much needed, but theres hundreds of stories to explore and create new fans from
Don’t off him after the first movie. Have joker be a consistent villain in each film to an extent then once things are ripe. Make him the main antagonist of a film
Maybe set him up more as a long term big bad, with ending scenes or small things with him running things from the background, and have him take over halfway through movie 3ish
@@b1lly137 like thanos was
@@ronlorn568 probably closer to how Loki was in the first avengers movie. He is in Thor, and then disappears, and then comes back after having some time for the heroes to power up a bit, as well as powering up himself
Man the past few years Barry has set himself in stone as one of the best younger actors coming up
This joker is down right terrifying. His laugh and twisted appearance is just perfect can’t wait to see more of him in the future. thank you Matt Reeves
Love this universe. Love the body horror and realism, hope this continues.
Detective Batman FTW!
Universe reset :sob:
This Joker *totally* fits in with this world of Batman.
Yeah, but it doesn’t feel very unique. Kinda boring, tbh.
Naw you are crazy! This Joker is perfect and terrifying. 💯
@@TheMikeyIsBack Ahh here we go with the loser you overhypes everything, this is a 5 minute video, Barry is not terrifying, perfect? Cmon your just d riding too hard
@@rigovalentine that’s true but it also means ppl can’t be hating on him either
@@rigovalentine you're such a buzzkill lmao
There's a lot to unpack with this scene as a whole, but one thing that stands out to me the most is the fact that Batman pretty much goes to the Joker for help in figuring out who the Riddler is. It's almost like how Clarice enlists in help from Hannibal in "Silence of the Lambs". Real nice touch to this movie, it being a mix of horror/thriller all under the guise of a superhero movie.
You see how lazy they are though? Joker ripped off films from the 70’s and 80’s. The Batman is just ripping off Se7en and silence of the lambs.
@@TheRubberStudiosASMR There's a difference between "ripping off" and "heavily inspired by". The Joker was essentially two or three Scorcese films jammed into a movie and given a Joker paint. This movie feels like it's taking inspiration from serial killer media (for example, this felt way more Mindhunter than Silence to me). There's nothing in this film that was only done in Se7en.
@@TheRubberStudiosASMR Nothing about this film is lazy.
Ooouu great comparison 👏🏽
@@TheRubberStudiosASMR inspiration/influence is different from ripping off. If people consider the Batman ripping off Se7en, then we most definitely have to say that The Dark Knight ripped off Heat (which both movies didn’t)
Love how most of the time we can’t really see the jokers face. As the director just focuses on the window as we can see glimpses of his reflection. Sort of not humanizes him by making the audience not being able to see how he looks like until he makes a close up in the end and we finally see how disfigured his face really is. Great use of film techniques
*THIS* is the Batman/Joker dynamic we have needed.... Batmans conflict over both despising the Joker morally, while also having a strange way of relating to him, as they have both left so much of their humanity behind...
This joker is already better then Jared Leto’s whole performance as The Joker
It's Jokin Time
Let’s be real. A dog could do a better job as the joker than Leto did
HONKA HONKA
If he gets to be the main villain in an upcoming Batman movie he'll give Heath Ledgers Joker a serious challenge. He's equally menacing.
him bouncing and laughing at 4:54 makes him look like one of those halloween animatronic decorations you see at haunted houses. amazing acting.
😭
Can’t wait for the sequel this just got me more excited for the THE BATMAN 🦇
Barry Keoghan was a brilliant choice for Joker. Matt Reeves is going to do great things.
Definitely not he’s too young and doesn’t look American
@@strawberrypeels And why the hell does that matter?
@@freddyhjaltman2835 because joker is an American in his 50s not a European in his 20s
@@strawberrypeels How does someone look American, and also age doesn't really matter since Heath Ledger (now if it's super young, that's a different story). Also, don't forget that The Batman takes place at Bruce's 2nd year at being Batman, so it would make sense for his Rogue's Gallery to be somewhat young as well.
@@strawberrypeels
He's the same age Heath Ledger was when he passed away, he appears to be Caucasian, he sounds American, but considering a definitive origin of the Joker(s) was never established in the comics and nobody knows who he is, how are you so sure he was American?
Also he's a fictional character.
A very nice scene, with the Joker's portrayal drawing significantly from the Hannibal Lecter character, with interesting results.
Only in what he was doing in this scene. Hannibal doesn't act that unhinged.
Apart from them talking through glass in a prison, this is nothing like Hannibal Lecter.
@@LordJagd true
They originally were supposed to do that with Ledger's Joker in Dark Knight Rises where Bale's Batman goes to him in a wrecked Arkham Asylum and he's the only person still locked in his cell, and he's trying to find a way on how to stop Bane.
This scene probably took place after Alfred was hospitalised, with Bruce’s desperation leading him to get the Jokers help
Considering how great this scene is, not to mention the make up work they had to do on him for the 'joker' look, I'm shocked it was cut out
Same. It works so well. It's almost like the movie has a hole where this missing 5 minutes was cut from..
Might have been done on purpose it was literally released immediately after the movie
Already better than Leto lmfao
Even I’m a better joker then him.
thats not sayin much tbh hahahaha
@@jerryyeaaah15 yea, it’s really not… Leto had 1movie and a post-credit scene. This dude got a deleted scene… pretty solid
This gives me Ledger and Nicholson vibes
The studio’s Leto
This scene makes sense, it's a pity they deleted it.
@@artjacobbermejo5780 alone the fact he solved it in 5 minutes shows what a Monster He really is. Very interested, If they use him in the next Movie + if he is really that smart.
Maybe they’re not committing to that character design
This scene is garbage that’s why
@@AmazingLucasExposed trying be different huh
@@AmazingLucasExposed why is it garbage?
This and now Banshees, the Oscar nom. People are finally recognizing Keoghan as the once criminally underrated actor
Y’all, imagine the crowd in your theater if this scene wasn’t deleted 💀
"Why? You're so much more fun!" is such a Joker thing to say.
This is an interesting take on the character. He's highly analytical, just like Batman, but instead of being outraged at what his analysis finds, he finds it all funny. He's almost an even better foil to Batman than the character is usually written.
Joker stole the paper clip from the folder in this scene. Next movie when they introduce the Joker causing havoc, you now know how he escaped.
wouldn't be out of place if the final scene of the Batman 2 was Joker escaping from Arkham thanks to that.
In the 3hr movie this might have helped more: he's a glorious combination of everything from the animation to everything. This is so much more powerful. Also the makeup and lesions. So much detail goes unnoticed.
Matt reeves really perfected the whole atmosphere of the batman. This is how it should be
What Barry did alone in The Killing of a sacred deer was already chilling, this scene just brings his ability to another level.
Thank you. Yes.
Wow I'm impressed that the chose to not truly show the Joker's face. This sece should had been added as a post credit scene. Amazing
Wouldnt of made sense after he caught him though.
True but just to see them interact on the big screen would of been nice.
Don’t think this would have fit in the film honestly. As an unseen scene flashback to start off a sequel, though… perfection. Love what they did with him, it feels so right being able to slip into the immersion quickly. Matt Reeves deserves the world, baby.
if this were a marvel movie, this scene would have been a post credit scene.
Deleting this was a massive mistake. It's made the scene with the Riddler at the end feel like a cheap after credits scene stinger now.
not really, its perfect to not include in the movie coz it will beat the title, the joker on the deleted scene easilly solved the mystery in that 5 mins scene
also its only year 2, he still not established as ''the joker'' yet.
The whole third act of the film felt cheap to be honest. It all fell apart
Well this is one of the deleted scene that I'm glad they didn't include it. Putting this in the middle of the movie is not okay
This reminds me of when law enforcement sought Ted Bundy’s help to catch the Green River Killer.
Whoa!!!! That's a raw, graphic visualization of joker compared to what we have seen before.. Heath and Joaquin have set a very very high standard.. This 5 minute clip gave Barry Keoghan a major headstart!!!
On one hand this is well executed and well performed. On the other it would be so utterly boring if we get yet another Joker for the sequel.
Matt Reeves has said that they aren’t going that route.
L
Yeah but it would’ve been cool to get this scene in the movie, since clearly he’s already dealt with the Joker in his first two years
@@lilmilontiktok not a L
@@fak8680 L
Scariest Joker look in my opinion, almost hard to look at.
I'm happy they left this scene out. It would have taken the audience's focus off of the riddler
Agreed
Trying to turn joker into Hannibal lector.
This is the essence of the scene between Hannibal Lecter and Will Graham in Thomas Harris' book, 'Red Dragon'.
This should've 100% been in the movie, it would've built up so much of the universe, and the ending scene with him wouldn't feel like it was stuck in at the last minute.
Don't let the Joker escape arkham in this whole trilogy. Create a "silence of the lambs" storyline with him and use OTHER VILLAINS please.
This Joker needs the full Thanos treatment: make like two or three more movies based in this version of DCEU then make Joker the main villain in the last movie in the series
agreed
This has nothing to do with the DCEU tho!
The subtle way the focus is on the wired glass casting Joker in a haze until the last bit of "focused" dialog. So, so cool.
Robert Pattinson is excellent in this
With this scene now it’s even more exciting knowing how the second movie will be. This Joker is already badass and we haven’t even seen him in his whole outfit.
they should go for the voldemort route with joker, have him be slowly built over the course of the series. and it all comes to down to one final battle in the final movie.
Love the New Look, they’re really going for that Chemical Burn look which is what The Joker should actually look like after being thrown into a Vat Of Chemicals
Thing is though he was never thrown into a vat of chemicals. Director said it's just a birth defect.
@@wisewolftony he said he was born always smiling doesn’t mean he can’t have also fallen in chemicals
Yeah he has some kind of disease but also thrown into chemicals
@@tolgarrrr1601 or maybe he used chemicals on himself to try and remove the perpetual smile
And oh how quickly the bats found you. All those tedious, sticky fumblings in the back of caves while all you could do was dream of getting out, getting anywhere, getting all the way to the GCPD.
The psych nurse in me is screaming at the fact that he handed him a paperclip! Pretty creepy joker though 👍
he looks scary asf, love it
You know, this makes Gordon's chummy relationship with "Vengeance" make a hell of a lot more sense. If they worked together to take down the Joker, well, BFF energy to spare.
It's like no one else sees that. You're the first one that realized Joker said one year anniversary. More than likely he was The Red Hood and got thrown into some chemicals. Joker was the first, as he should always be.
@@SacredHeart1700 o
@@yeetwchybaban huh
The Joker as a psycho analysis doesn't sit well with me. This seems more like something the Riddler would be. This seems more like a conversation he would have with the Riddler about The Joker
How would you want joker portrayed? Just curious
completely agree
@@sydh3334 As The Joker should be betrayed. He's not a psychologist hes an absolute psycho. Arkham Knight would be nice
Nah
He is obviously taken some inspiration from heath ledger voice wise but this is ……something els
The mouth also kinda looks like heath’s
@@dannybones78 kinda but besides Gotham we haven’t seen joker this disfigured
he literally does the lip smack
It’s a more generic version of the Ledger joker, imo
@@LordJagd Agreed, tbh.
He's really channeling Heath Ledger's version here and it fits perfectly with this universe.
This should’ve been a post credit scene
His laugh is so natural and normal it really works well with the vibe of this one.
this scene is superior to the joker scene that actually made it in....damn.
Very excited to see more, this seems like a great joker
That end scene gave me chills
Druig's Joker is already better than Jared Leto's Joker! And it was just a deleted scene!
This version of the Joker was disfigured by the congenital form of Syphilis. Which also drove him insane. Prove me wrong.
why syphilis out of every other major theory? Lol
uh ive seen comments with this version of the joker being the one who fell into the vat of acid.
Interesting theory. He also sounds like a junkie.
@@wavosito could be inspired from other versions and the comics as well when the joker removed his own face though they’re clearly not the same it’s kinda the same level of some type of self infliction
@@wavosito Reeves specifically said that he was not scarred by acid and was scarred since birth.
No,just no. This doesn’t work.Sorry,I see why it was cut.
Is the joker a psychologist
No he should be labeled as a
psychotic or a psychopath
Reminds me of Clarice talking to Hannibal Lecter
This is the Joker. Just love this.
Bet you have never even read a comic book. Jesus.
The fact that they credit him as “the unseen Arkham prisoner” really brings a whole new direction for what could OR could Not he Joker….
The director says this version of the Joker was born with the facial disease... which is actually really sad and terrifying to know how he was treated since birth.
1:42 A paperclip is visible on the left side of the file near the bright yellow marker, yet at 4:11 it's gone. Did Joker pocket it or was it a continuity error?
If Joker pocket the paperclip it's an intention to hint his plan on escaping Arkham
That joker looks very interesting. Very credible.
That was definitely what joker would look if he fell in acid. Will have to see more tho.
Definitely inspired by Lee Bermejo visually. Nice homage to Silence of the Lambs. My only issue is Keoghan was a bit of a mush-mouth; maybe it was the audio, but he could have enunciated a little more.
This is honestly the most valid criticism in the comments totally agree
Barry f**king Keoghan as the Joker. If anybody could match Ledger, it's him.
But he just can’t tho nobody can
@@user-vt2rl9sp3c the only reason people say that is because Ledger is dead. Objectively speaking nothing is unmatchable.
this scene would've been unique
Consulting Joker definitely gives me Under the Red Hood vibes.
Changing who plays the joker so many times gets old. Not too thrilled by it honestly, and not thrilled with who's playing him this time around, maybe they can prove me wrong.
As a Dublin woman I'm very impressed and proud of Barry for his portrayal of the Joker,a young actor from humble and tough beginnings in his life,he has come a long way and as far as I'm concerned this is a very menacing manipulative Joker... just my honest opinion...(not biased because we are from the same city:)..
@@leahsmee592 interesting to hear someone with thst perspective
Can he stop mumbling maybe?
Why does he look like Tommy Lee Jones' Two-Face at an angle? lol
Chemical burns and probably Batman beating.
This could be really cool. Not like Jared Leto a disaster.
I'm certain he kept a 📎 from that file before giving it back.
Rob played Bruce as a compressed character except the instances of violence that are bruce's only emotional outlet. Pitting this Joker -who reads Bruce like a book (and blurts it out on his face), against him is going to be so interesting. Health played the joker as someone who had established wisdom about Bale's Batman ("incorruptible", "you are not them"), but this duo feels way more dynamic.
Very meh... that guy trying so bad to be Heath Ledger. Why not Joaquin Phoenix?
This version gives off an aura of pure menace.👌
Considering the movie plays a lot like seven maybe they ook inspiration from silence of the lambs as well this reminds me of when Clarice was asking lector for help
People would enjoy and appreciate movies so much more if they just forgot for a second the other media from the same material, stop making comparisons and focus only on what they are seeing in the moment.
I’d love to see this included in some sort of directors cut
He has a lot of heath ledger elements but at the same time he’s way more unhinged
This Joker is crazy handsome. Such soft skin & strong locks of hair lmao.
SMASH. Next scene, please