Batman 1989 - Caravan Of Garbage
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Joker 2019 finds itself the latest in a long line of Joker interpretations, a movie that is heavily influenced by a number of properties including Tim Burton' s Batman 1989. Considered to be the kick off for the modern comic book blockbuster this weeks Caravan Of Garbage gets stuck into the good, bad and great of this classic (?) tale. Thanks for watching.
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Batman the entire movie: uses grappling hook at every opportunity.
Batman at the end of the movie: takes the stairs.
ran out of hooks
He packed 83 hooks for the day, but he clearly should have packed 84.
A true character arc
He was just showing off.
but then we wouldn't have the truly gripping scene of batman chasing joker up a massive flight of stairs for like 5 minutes that would probably have been better to give the story a bit of a better conclusion.
"I don't even think that guy's a surgeon. I think he was a dog murderer" 10/10
That's the moment I clicked the "like" button.
I was in tears 😂
That's the first time I ever paid attention to what tools he was actually using. I've been in operating theatres before and seen operations and the tools used, albeit not facial reconstructive surgery. The only thing I recognised were locking forceps. The rest looked like it came from a torture chamber.
Glad that Joker killed him
David Dunn for some bizarre reason, when I was little, I always wanted to get some random minor surgery at that place because I felt sorry for that old guy. I mean, you see what he has to work with there!
Interesting tidbit about the surgeon scene. The medical tools (“see what I have to work with”) are the same props/dentist equipment used in Little Shop of Horrors from 1986. While it’s an adaptation of the stage musical, that movie is also a remake of the 1960 version, which coincidentally was one of Jack Nicholson’s first ever movies, he was a patient in the dentist office and got his teeth/smile worked on and enjoyed pain
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"Where does he get such wonderful toys?" - Best line ever.
"Where does he get _those_ wonderful toys?" ;)
“This town need an enema!”
"Can somebody tell me what kind of a world we live in, where a man dressed up as a _bat_ gets all of my press?"
@@toddhensley880 😆😆😆😂😂
my personal favourites are "you wouldn't hit a guy with glasses would you?" and "i have given a name to my pain and it is batman"
Because of this film I've never rubbed another man's rhubarb.
Maybe you think about it though
That quote has been my modus vivendi ever since I watched the movie.
What if he asked really politely?
@@Akutabai5 oh alright. I'm a sucker for good manners.
But what if .. *heavy breathing* he's *heavy breathing" your number 1 guy?
I couldn't get enough of this movie when I was a kid. Probably watched this and Ghostbusters a million times!
You didn’t hit my favorite tidbit!!!
The Axis Chemicals Jack Napier fall. When Batman catches Napier and then drops him, we see a closeup of Batman’s face. There are two different ways to see that shot, and once you know the second one, you can never UNSEE it. Keaton has said that he wanted that moment to be when Batman subconsciously recognized Jack Napier as the murderer of his parents, and dropped him on purpose. So, the first way you read Keaton’s face as “Holy shit, I can’t hold this guy anymore.” But the SECOND way, you can see it in his face when he decides. And it makes him shake because he knows he shouldn’t do it. But he does! How cool is that?!
Yoooo
Rory O'Donnell pretty sweet, huh? I can’t unsee it. The double blinks, it cuts to jack, then cuts back and keaton’s eyes are as big as saucers with this “It’s YOU” look.
@@ghostdog2041 pretty cool
like most stories though its probably not true.
Then why does it take him the rest of the movie to figure it out?
Let me ask you something: “Ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?”
Still sounds creepy as hell, 10x than "Why so Serious"
Go fuck yourself
i think that's what he was doing in the public bathroom in the new movie, and that's when the Joker was born
gohanson27 no way, do you actually think Nicholson's Joker is scarier? That's bullshit😂
YOU WANNA GET NUTS?! LET'S GET NUTS!
I love Batman 1989. That score was incredible.
And Batman Returns is an even better score. Be well.
A lot better than Zimmer's one note irritation.
@@ricardocantoral7672 and I can't believe the credit he gets for that score. It's not memorable to me.
Pure Nostalgia!
Yup. The phenomenon around the movie's release that Summer is something that I will never forget. It was literally everywhere!
Fun fact there’s an episode of brave and the bold featuring Adam west as Thomas wayne, Julie Newmar as Martha Wayne, Kevin conroy as the phantom stranger and Mark Hamil as the spectre
Very good show. Very good.
That was my favorite episode of the entire show. It basically felt like an episode of Batman: the Animated Series, especially how they had Paul Dini as the writer for the episode who also worked as one of the main writers for Batman: the Animated Series.
@@raiyaniqbal1994 what was the episode called?
@@bongoman9578 Chill of the Night. Season 2 Episode 11.
Holy shit.
-Was the Joker ever really gone?
-No one's ever really gone...
Seriously, you guys are right, that shot of the batwing in front of moon might be the greatest moment in the history of cinema. Every time I see it - every time I’m waiting for it - it hits the mark.
"there's so much good stuff in there you can't dismiss it completely"
That's why I come back every Sunday Tuesday and Thursday.
1989:
Joker in BatMan
30 YEARS LATER:
Joker has his own movie
endmy suffering That is completely true
I used to think life was a comedy. But now, I realize it’s a reboot.
1:45, the script says that Gotham City is literally Hell on Earth that will never stop growing.
The Sam Hamm script is awesome.
@@anobleroman8906 Yes I know. Comic Book writer Steven Englehart rewrote the script between 1980 and 1987.
Doom
The 1989 Batman was amazing. I NEVER get sick of that movie.
Best idea I have heard in a while. “Give me a Batman Beyond sent in the Burtonverse”
“PURPLE....I LOoOoOoOoooOOVE PURPLE!!!!” -One Vikki Vale
Wouldn’t be surprised if that was directed to Prince.
nr99 that would be pretty cool if it were true.
Mike Hawk well apparently Prince agreed to do the soundtrack to impress Kim Bassinger. They even went out during that time.
nr99 that’s cool. I didn’t know that. Lol then yeah, she probably emphasized that line for him.
"Excuse me.....i dont mind that Girlfriend that you kidnapped is going down on you but did you ever dance with the devil in the pale moon light?"
I love this movie, I just went back and rewatched it with my girlfriend who has never seen it before, she said she liked it but wasn’t as amused as I was. The combat is pretty clunky but man the setting and the aesthetic of Gotham is awesome. Keaton does a good job portraying that universes’ Batman and Bruce Wayne and I love and I can’t stress this enough love Jack Nicholson as The Joker
Honestly James is right. Just get flashback Jack Napier to be The Joker!
In my opinion Jack Napier is the only joker
Just found his name on imdb. Hugo Blick.
@@ghiggs8389sounds like a comic book character
I loved this so much. I also grew up watching the West Batman after school, when this came out it changed my life very much like every kid in the early 90's. So iconic and Burton in true artist form.
I always thought Willem Defoe would make a damn good Joker.
Same here man have always said this
He basically plays the Joker in Spidey
Too short
100%... Dafoe would have been a much more authentic Joker. But star power and box office returns do tend to count a bit! Anyway, the script completely sucked, so hey...
Batman Beyond in this universe would be so PERFECT!
I think this has possibly the most iconic imagery from any superhero movie ever
Never realized Batman 1989 was the pioneer in “let’s get this bread”
I don't think that The Dark Knight Trilogy nor the MCU would even exist without Batman 1989!
"I'm of a mind to make some mooky."
''I have given a name to my pain, and it is Batman.''
"Phonebook..."
Bob was the heart and soul of that whole operation!
Never rub another man's rhubarb
@@PeterG00000 Damn right!!
I'm old enough to remember that the controversy over casting Keaton was because his last big movie was Mr. Mom, where he played a single dad who wrestled a vacuum cleaner.
This was 1989. They assumed people wanted a Mr. Action Muscles to play the role.
Nevermind that two of the most fondly-remembered action films of the decade are this and Robocop, and neither actor is known for their action film cred nor their muscles.
"this town needs a better class of enema... And I'm gonna give it to 'em."
The two Burton flicks aren't perfect bat-daptations but they are my favourites. Especially Batman Returns...
Please do Batman Returns.
There fine movies in their own respect but they don't represent batman for what he is. In the Burton films batman is a killer. He want to kill joker for revenge which batman would never do. It's Batmans number one rule, it's what gives him and joker their chemistry because joker likes to drive into batman to the limit where he will eventually will break down batman and will make the point that no one is good forever. But batman never gives up and that's what joker is shocked by and interests him because he is always doing something worse then the last to eventually meet his goal. Thats what makes the dark night movies superior in every aspect. But im not saying you cant have fun watching the burton films because I like them in their own respect. But they dont represent batman for who he is.
@@survivalhh2995 Nolan's Batman was inconsistent with his no kill rule. His Batman essentially side-stepped this rule and killed Ra's al Ghul which is what led Talia to attack Gotham and many innocent people died because of it.
Batman Returns isn’t that good, Catwoman is cool and Christopher Walken is hilarious but otherwise it’s kinda lame, boring and silly.
Also the subplot of Penguin the gross bird man becoming Mayor is awful let’s face it.
The first one is the best.
@@li-limandragon9287 This. I would say things like the acting, the casting, the music, etc are fantastic, but the script for Batman Returns is just the worst. To the point Catwoman learns karate by falling out of a window and The Penguin is evil Moses on Christmas...
@@li-limandragon9287 I love Batman Returns so much. Like there's an army of penguins with missiles attached to their backs! Penguin is creepy evil Moses! I just love it for it's weirdness. I will admit there is some cheesy dialog "eat floor high fiber" but I prefer it to the relatively bland and sort of flat 'law and order: special Batman's unit' Christmas bale Batman.
My favorite Batman movie ever. Yes! I love it way more than the Dark Knight movies, even Batman returns and Batman forever... believe it or not. Being a 17 year old that surprises lots of people. The cast, music, story, jokes, the bat suit is amazing amazing to me, the characters are great and this is my favorite live action Joker, Nicholson is my favorite. I’ve seen it over 15 times and I love it so much I went to see it for the 30th anniversary in the theater earlier this year with my mom who showed me the film.
Its my favorite too
Same. it's the only Batman movie i don't mind re-watching.
Doubt they'll read this, but '89 Batman remains one of my favorite films. I first saw it when i was 16 years old. For me, it was the dialogue: the lines and how they were delivered. Had never seen anything like it before, and it stuck with me. And all these years later, I can still nearly quote this film by heart.
Side note: my dad said he was never able to finish watching this movie because it was so dark that he'd always fall asleep on the couch when it was in tv.😂 (RIP, dad..😢)
It's one of my favorite movies and I think it's one of the best movies ever made. The writing is incredible. It's probably the best looking movie ever made. The use of themes and imagery is brilliant. The best Joker, he pulls off the psychopath better than any other Joker and his laugh makes Ledger's look amateur. Ledger's Joker is one dimensional and has no arc, 89 Joker has an arc and his character is juxtaposed against Batman the entire time. One scene leads to the next always using themes and images to contrast and compare the two main characters.
It's just so good, the visuals are incredible. It looks as good as Star Wars. Batman is mysterious which I love. The way Joker asks Batman questions that makes the audience wonder the same thing. It's just brilliant on all levels, a masterpiece. The writing is so good I put it above any Star Wars movie that's for sure. It's up their with Godfather, Citizen Kane and Gone With The Wind. It's the culmination of immense talent and passion in a perfect moment in time that resulted in a film noire detective movie with romance, intrigue and suspense with an antagonist that was truly frightening. He makes Ledger's Joker seem like a teddy bear.
You could teach an entire movie making course on this one movie because the use of story elements is pure genius. The movie starts out foreshadowing a flashback... the first scene starts brilliant and it doesn't stop until the final credits. I could talk about it for days because it's so darn good, it makes every other super hero movie look lazy and uninspired. Every line of dialogue, every scene, every shot, every angle has so much attention to detail and forethought I'll never get sick of it. Best Batman movie, best detective movie, best film noire, best superhero movie, best looking movie ever. It's lightning in a bottle, that moment in time is gone immediately after. Batman Returns while a decent movie isn't 1% as good as the masterpiece of 89 Batman, the bigger budget and lack of restraint took away what made the original what it is. An all time great masterful work of art. I've never seen a movie with even a fraction of the attention to detail as this movie, including Star Wars, Avatar or anything.
Each scene is saturated with so many layers of symbolism and storytelling in a way no one else has even come close to. The Nolan movies seem so hollow and one dimensional in comparison I can't even bare to watch them. There's nothing to them. It's just surficial, bland and loud. There's nothing to dig into because there's only one layer.
*This* is my favorite comic book movie, to this day. I still remember my dad bringing me to see it. I was ten years old, which means my father was thirty-seven (he would turn thirty-eight later that year). I'm three years older than my father was then. It's funny how old and wise my dad seemed at thirty-seven. Nice memory. :)
He also brought me to see "Beetlejuice," "Gremlins 2: The New Batch," "Revenge of the Nerds 2: Nerds in Paradise," Benji the Hunted" and "Falling Down." Come to think of it, we went to movies a lot, and still do to this day! :D
Fluoride Jones Same. My dad brought me to this and BeetleJuice too. I was 7 or 8. But those were great memories. Glad others had similar experiences.
+KungFury
Thanks for responding, "KungFury." Good times!
"I don't like to use the word rad"
*Continues to use the word rad*
He wasn't sleeping upside down, he was exercising
Ikr people keep mistaking that
Why is hanging upside down to do some late night exercises when you have a lady over any less weird than sleeping upside down?
@@PeterG00000 why? Because it just is. I would postulate, doing late night exercise is significantly less weird than sleeping upside down all night.
Like, a lot less weird. And physically possible too (without passing out).
@@arthurfisher1857 "it just is" isnt an argument. That's like when parents tell their kids "because I said so." So since you dont actually have any idea as to why it's less weird, dont pretend like it's less weird.
@@TheInfamousTacos lol lighten up chum. It's a throw away shot from a 30 year old movie.
But if you insist on having an argument, how about the fact that it's actually physically possible for him to be exercising whereas it would not be physically possible for him to be sleeping? (Given all that blood rushing to his head would cause him great harm).
So there you go. It is, I believe, less weird to be doing something possible than doing something impossible.
Does that work?
I think the spoof commercial bit when the Joker hijacks the TV signals is just the most accurate representation of the Joker we've ever had on screen. It's a sort of dark, macabre parody of ridiculous commercials, where he threatens the entire city of Gotham and laughs while doing so. What's so deeply flawed about Ledger and Phoenix's performances is that they've taken the comedian out of the Joker, and that deeply breaks the character.
6:01
That’s my favourite shot with Michael managing to smile in that mask and still look intimidating as Batman.
I really enjoy this movie. Jack Nicholson’s Joker is my favorite live-action Joker, because of his use of weird gadgets and weapons (which I personally always associate with the Joker) as well as his performance.
Jack is the best live action Joker for sure, no doubt for me.
I wasn’t even alive when this movie came out, and I know that this episode should be specially titled “Caravan of Greatness” 😁😁😁
Hell yeah
Still my favorite big screen version of Batman.
Something I always wondered about; The Joker didn't know that he was going to have to escape from the top of the cathedral so how in the hell did so many of his henchmen end up already up there?
I wore out the Batman VHS that I owned, I watched it at least once a week as a kid. I think that Batman and especially Total Recall are the last of the old fashioned blockbusters, by 1991 Terminator 2 had shown the way forward with digital characters, movies were never the same again.
I consider myself lucky to have been around to experience it.
Robocop too.
Good times, those.
This film is underrated.
wtf this movie is overated
@@blueeagleaguilaazul5365 cap
@@CosmixxSlopShop not cap. this movie is no where near underrated
I think Michael Keaton would have made a good Joker. His Beetlejuice character is a good example .
Thank you! Ive been saying this for years and have never seen anyone else recognize it. He would get nuts!!
Too similar to Beetlejuice. Actor's hate doing the same thing over and over.
YOU WANNA GET NUTS?? Let's get nuts
Beautifully dated. Lovely models and matte paintings. One of Burton's best. LOVE IT.
While I was not an adult when I first watched this, my parents and my uncles and aunts all were. From their reactions to seeing it for the first time - back in the day, granted - they absolutely loved it. Not sure how they think of it today, but I think there is a more fair gauge on how effective something is when it is functioning within its own time.
The prince soundtrack was dope though
Get busted.
It was dope
Actually, Superman 1978 and Superman II 1980 were the movies that made comic character movies get taken seriously in a modern, serious sense. Burton’s Batman, Fox’s X-Men, and the MCU just freshened up the same formula started by Christopher Reeve & Gene Hackman.
10:42, I love the Batmobile in 89!! It's pretty badass!!
It's a suped up Dodge Viper.
“Haven’t you ever heard of the healing power of laughter?”
"RoBat BattenBat" is pure poetry.
"Tell me something kid....have you ever danced with the devil by the pale moon light" *smiles*
"Lets go jack"
"see ya around kid"
*walks away*
The Keaton suit is in the Arkham Knight game and it’s absolutely amazing, best suit in the game honestly
The biggest unanswered question from this movie: WHAT does the Joker say when he looks at the cut out picture of Vicki Vale? I’ve always heard,
“Eye of a mind makes a moogie”
Which is probably it...
Recently re watched and thought he said "I'm of a mind to make some moogie" Which is to say, seduce Vickie I guess.
Greg Gates Jr “I’m of a mind to make some mooky.” He’s saying he’s thinking about having sex with her.
In the german dub they translated it to basically "i really want to shag again" , he wants to fuck her.
“Eye of a mime makes a movie” the only thing that ever made sense to me.
I thought it was mookie like money? But sex works I guess?
19:18 holy moly past James and Maso, you're not gonna believe what movies you just covered on Caravan of Garbage
14:48, Billy Dee Williams would have been perfect as Two Face.
Batman was almost killed by a woman lying about her weight. That's why at the end when they're falling from the clocktower he had to bust out a grapple hook that was three times bigger.
6:40, love his gadgets!
When years later, Crisis on Infinite Earths on the CW puts in a Robert Wuhl cameo, you know how much nostalgia this movie holds for people when they immediately recognize both the actor and the score.
This movie was a game changer at the time. It had a massive pop culture impact and was everywhere that summer
I saw this opening night. When the Batwing rose up and was silhouetted against the moon, the entire theatre cheered. Rad indeed!
I must've watched this movie 100 times as a kid before I realised the 'number one guy' moment was Joker repeating what the old guy said to him. I always thought he was just being weird.
Watched this movie for the first time in at least a decade and gotta say it holds up pretty well in my opinion. Still say that Nicholson is the best live action adaption of Joker!
I remember fondly playing the movie game version on the Amiga by Ocean . I remember the insane batmobile grapple hook timing to turn corners, the tower scene at the end and that insane laugh box at the end of the game. Also, there was an end credit remix which included the remixed line " who are you?! I'm Batman.. who.. who.. who are you ? I'm Batman.. bat bat Batman!
Best Christmas ever
It was always my belief that it was Nicholson’s performance in “The Shining” that got him the part as the Joker.
I used to work in a store that, for a week or two, played the "Batman" soundtrack as part of the mix. I finally realized that the theme is just a sinister version of "The Simpsons" theme, which was also written by Danny Elfman.
The way James says Nike’s 😂😂😂
Niyck? Neye-Key. Despite its flaws I love this movie. The most irritating element is Vicki Vale's damsel in distress yelling. But Kim is Helen of Troy so I'm good with it. Nicholson's Palance impression is one of the greatest moments in cinematic history.
For me, the most irritating, bizarre point is the night wing getting shot down scene. Dear God. So I guess Batman can't hit a target because....it's the main antagonist? This was the best they could do to get Bats out of the wing and down to confront Joker face-to-face? Also, I had completely forgotten the night wing has a targetting system before these guys reminded me. Sorry, but C'mon! (And is it just me, or did Batman totally buy that thing from Luke Skywalker? [Hey! He plays Joker!]) Anyway, the nail in this coffin, again, for me, is the pants gun for some reason. That he pulls a 3 ft. long revolver from his pants...AND it can blow the goddamned nightwing out of the sky?! So, the Joker's aim, with a gun a yard long, pointed at a friggin' MOVING AIRCRAFT, is apparently better than Batman's aim? How far am I pushing my suspension of disbelief? It sucks because I think the night wing is so cool and there's lots of other great stuff in the movie. Love Keaton, love the whole cast. The too-long dinner table? Hell yeah. "Let's get crazy." "I'm Batman." Great lines among many. Joker getting his ass kicked. Lots of good stuff, but I guess it's the camp/comic bookish aspect that - overall - takes me out of the movie. Conversely, I love the Nolan trilogy. Love. The. Nolan. Trilogy. So think of all the adjectives you hear when those films are brought up. Gritty. Stark. Grounded in reality. Totally more my style. But wait! I like the '60's Batman! That's so camp it has tents and bears and marshmallows. So Maybe it was Burton trying to walk the line between between camp and grounded? (Just wanted to say here that Tim Burton shall receive no blame here from me, because Tim Burton made Edward Scissorhands. Oh, and also, who gives a shit?) But hey, for any mistakes Burton's version made, (say it with me), at least it wasn't Batman & Robin. Or Batman Forever. Or these nevermind. I'm stopping before I fall any further down the Bat-hole.
I actually saw this really fucking kick-ass fanart of a batman '89 version of batman beyond, where he's still got a cape and the chest symbol is sort of a futuristic version of the iconic yellow bat
I think if you can understand the time it came from, you can understand why some people think it is perfect. It's the first movie I specifically remember seeing, and I still love it!
In terms of the Cowl. In the first film it was made from natual latex, it's cheap and it's strong, but it wasn't breathable. The secound film used silcone which was lighter smoother and more breathable. This all came down to time and budget.
"You wanna get nuts"?? Sounds like Beetlejuice there lol
I felt so cool going to the theater to see Batman when I was 12
"You're Batman.."
I can't say this the right way but yall are fucking hilarious and shit like that line make tough days a little better. Thanks and cheers.
That dancing affleck was soooo fuunny
I just watched this again recently. First time in 20 years or so. I was surprised how good of a film it turned out to be.
I love the detail that the news announcers look more dishevelled, have spots and bad hair because of Joker's chemical epidemic throughout Gotham.
This is the best goddamn movie in the history of things that exist!
Nah fam
Calm down
@@nosuchthing8 People need dramatic examples to shake them out of apathy.
I think it's a great movie.
I used to play blackjack with the actor next to the joker in the hat at 18:36. Carl Chase. Fascinating guy, he was in a bunch of movies. Aliens 3, The Mummy and Lara Croft (2001).
This is one of my all time favorite movies! I grew up wearing this VHS tape out!!!
Imagine the kind of ballsy genius who would have fired Jack Nicholson to hire the random guy in the flashbacks to the play the Joker for the whole movie, because he thought he could do it well enough. I'd love to live in the universe where that guy exists.
"tell everyone that I'm Batman, yeah? I'll see ya later" -Australian Batman
Okay, this is my first exposure to Mr Sunday Movies and when I saw the title, my first thought was 'Oh, god. Another video dunking on the '89 Batman movie. Caravan Of Garbage... What way to convey how you feel."
My concerns were allayed immediately because I'm that rare sort who actually reads descriptions. Caravan Of Garbage isn't part of the title, it's a series. I'm one minute fifteen seconds in and I'm already grinning. And not just because these guys brought up the '60s Batman (the Movie especially, one of my alltime favorites just coz it's so absurd and easy to watch alone as well as with my younger family members.)
EDIT - I'm halfway through and I don't even need to finish it. This is a hilarious video and I'm grinning so much it's starting to hurt. I'm looking forward to watching more of this series. Mr Sunday Movies, you've earned a sub with this one alone!
You guys should do Batman Returns when the Robbat Battinbat movie comes out.
I first watched it as a grown up, after the Nolan's trilogy, and i absolutely loved it, both Tim Burton's movies. I thought they were a great and interesting take on the Batman universe. I really appreciate the worldbuilding in the movies/games/books and i think Tim's movies have this distinctive style with their music and visuals.
I think this movie holds up for adults, I watched it once when I was little and didn’t remember anything about it, when I rewatched it as an adult I loved it
"Me? I'm giving away free money... And where is the Batman? He's at home, washing his tights!"
Batman 89 is my go to Batman movie. Love the visuals of the movie. The batsuit may be a little dated, but I think it still holds up quite well compared to others. Batmobile is definitely still the best design as well as the batcave.
WB should absolutely do Batman Beyond with Keaton returning. Not sure they need Tim Burton and I don't think I'd want him since I think Batman Returns is inferior in every way compared to the first. I always say the first feels like a Batman movie directed by Tim Burton, while Returns feels like a Tim Burton movie featuring Batman. Way too much weird, Tim Burton nonsense in Batman Returns. Back to Batman Beyond, though, bringing back Keaton is absolutely the way to go. It makes all the sense in the world. Imagine having a couple flashback scenes of Keaton in the suit again. They could de-age him like we've seen in a few other movies. It could be awesome.
Scuber Sterve that’s literally exactly what he meant
Scuber Sterve he said “flashback scenes” for de aging my guy
@Lucy Logan Thank you! I love Batman Returns so much. My favorite Batman movie because of those reasons. It really explores the complexity of Batman/Bruce Wayne
Watched it as an adult for the first time and was pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed it
He's NOT SLEEPING. He's working out. Sheesh.
I was 21 when this came out (big comics nerd as a kid), and I remember being mostly disappointed when I saw it on opening day. The batsuit was so STIFF, and Nicholson didn't really seem like the Joker as an individual character, just Jack slumming for larks. I'd argue that he was too famous for the role, if you know what I mean. And maybe it was the theatre where I saw it, but it seemed WAY too dark, making a lot of the action hard to follow. One good memory I have, though, is of when the batwing eclipsed the moon ... big cheer and happy laughter from the audience.
I was shocked by the flashback scene to show us who actually killed Bruce Wayne's parents!😱
So something kind of interesting I just thought of is how in the comic arc "Three Jokers" the Joker's end game seems to be to turn Joe Chill into a Joker . The Joker's intent was to keep "The Joker" at the forefront of Batman's priorities by combing himself with his greatest trauma, much like what the Joker of 1989 became. One of the three Jokers was most defiently inspired by the 1989 version as well.
I haven't finished the video but i really hope you mention "im of a mind to make some mookie"
Love that you guys brought up Bill Finger.
I watched for the first time at 22. I had high expectations because it’s so beloved, but I was pretty underwhelmed. I think the interpretation of the Joker was pretty good, but it was hard to take Michael Keaton seriously as Batman. I couldn’t get past those constantly surprised eyebrows. 😂
The most relatable scene to my own heart is at 8:10 of this video. Vicki Vale just grazing on popcorn watching Bruce and the joker. Hey, it’s A perfect snack between meals.
Batman 1989 is my favorite Batman movie and Jack will always be the best Joker.
Batman returns is my 2nd favorite
I died at the sandwich joke 12:45 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Still my favorite Batman movie right behind the Dark Knight and I think it's still holds up especially with all the Miniatures and all the special effects plus we have Michael Keaton as Batman and Jack Nicholson as the Joker come on what's not to love here
Jack Nicholson really owns this movie as the Joker (so many classic lines), but I wish you'd taken the time to talk about Jack Palance, a powerful actor who could have made a great Batman villain if he was younger.
yes agreed JACK P was much more charismatic
Jack's Joker is still my favorite Joker of all time as crazy as that sounds lol.
9:49: funniest thing I've seen all day.