Bruce Wayne talks with Joker | Batman [4k, 30th Anniversary Edition]
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- Batman 4K Blu-ray (30th Anniversary Edition) (1989)
Scene: Bruce Wayne talks with Joker
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Storyline: The Dark Knight of Gotham City begins his war on crime with his first major enemy being the clownishly homicidal Joker.
Director: Tim Burton
Cast: Michael Keaton (Batman / Bruce Wayne), Jack Nicholson (Joker / Jack Napier), Kim Basinger (Vicki Vale), Billy Dee Williams (Harvey Dent), Michael Gough (Alfred), Robert Wuhl (Alexander Knox), Pat Hingle (Commissioner Gordon)
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I love that one of the Joker's goons walks around with a boom box the whole time for background music.
0:03 me too.
No kidding 😂
Laurence... Music!
Why I don't have a boom box with theme music following me around is both disappointing and surprising
D cell batteries powering it up probably. 😄
The funny thing is that Joker seemed interested in Bruce's story
He always were.
LOL
And only Nicholson could do it do well!
@Peaches J I came to a realisation that maybe he was talking about Hush.
@@knightwarrioranimations9656 Hush real name is Thomas Elliot and not jack.
Jack had his own style of portraying every character that he did. He is an outstanding actor.
Sandeep Dash he’s ass.
@@zacharygarza1847 Your mother is ass
Yeah, by making every character Jack Nicholson
@@StuUngar the fact that you think this is Jack Nicholson shows how natural his acting is. I really doubt he goes around acting like this, he doesn't even do interviews for you to know what he's like.
👍
I love how the Joker uses both a comically large and comically tiny gun in this movie.
It’s barrel can extend and retract to be fit for different ranges if there’s a battle going on
Small one for Bruce. Huge one for Batman lol
Here I am still laughing at how he used a boxing glove gun on the TV earlier only to shoot his other TV with a real gun
I think the gun can collapse and extend
It looks like a little .22 revolver. I'd still hate to be shot with one.
“C'mon! Let's get nuts”
In this moment, Beetlejuice took over Bruce Wayne
now theres a movie! Bettlejuice VS the Joker lol
You're saying that he talks like Beetlejuice after his last performance.
@@Bloodbane2099 it be a Bettlejuice dress a Batman will he have a bat or something else on the chest
@@Bloodbane2099 don't you mean Jack Torrents
one can hack his brain if one is a ghost from the other side. sounds like a hacker
To this date, I am not sure what Bruce was trying to accomplish here.
Exactly what happened. He was goading Joker into a confrontation. He suspected he'd get shot, hence the plate he hides in his jacket. The gunshot and inevitable scream from Vicki would bring unwanted attention and make Joker and his goons want to leave.
@@phillipzink2382 I think there were more practical ways of getting unwanted attention given Joker and his goons didn't even know he was in the house until he revealed himself. Not exactly the smartest idea to rely on a small plate to keep yourself from getting killed. Joker could have just popped him in the head. Or realized that he wasn't bleeding when he shot him in the first place.
I think it's cause Bruce does not like to feel helpless so he reacts the same way he would if he was suited up
Bruce has got likely 10 seconds to think on his feet. Sure he could have easily snuck out of there and alerted the police. Joker was likely to hurt, kidnap or even kill Vicki in a moments notice. The goal is to divert Joker's attention away from her and focus his rage/anger/attention on Bruce. Most people when firing aim for the torso. Largest surface area, easier to hit. "Aim small, miss small." It was a risk, but calculated.
@@phillipzink2382 Yeah no, it was a dumbass plan.
"Bruce....Wayne?"
"Most of the time."
Seen this flick a bunch of times, never caught that.
He also says n'est-ce pas
@@devinthierault "Is that right? " in French
@@skyry101 I thought he said miss Pa.
@@samsmith4661 Lol that would be pretty cold
Jack Nicholson had the perfect eyebrows to portray the Joker.
Ohh really?
He's played the character his whole life, why wouldn't it make sense he'd be perfect for The Joker.
Fans these days don't appreciate his performance as much.
Bruce's whole plan would have failed miserably if Jack aimed for the head
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Who is JACK ?
@@iamasmurf1122 Jack Nicholson, the one who play Joker
@Michael Wilson Jack? Jack is dead my friend, but you can call him... Joker!
Aim the body easier than you aim Bruce heads
The more time has passed the more I appreciate Jack Nicholson's joker.
I don’t appreciate your tone though.
jack and ledgers jokers are the best
@@jordanrial166 Don’t forget Phoenix.
@@gamergirl2236 Phoenix joker isn't very good
@@starwarsroo2448 agree I actually didn't like the film to be honest
Now that I'm grown up, I watch this scene, and I'm like "That is a REALLY nice apartment!"
"Lots of space."
oh shit it really is
@@ricevvv1602 Again. Bruce Wayne, a billionaire who lives in a mansion, was impressed by it.
I was thinking the exact same thing
And for 1989 right? 🤗
“You ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?”
One of my favorite movie lines of all time.
sure it sounds cool but it doesnt make any sense
Always reminds me of the Mealoaf song line ,"Ever offer your throat to the Wolf with the red roses?"
@@nuclearreactorgang Sure it does, it means this is your last dance
Danced with him several times, not only in pale moonlight, but also in the raw heat of a desert sun.
Personally I prefer "Never rub another man's rhubarb..."
.. and you know something, it's advice that I have followed and has kept me out of trouble.
Heath Ledger Joker: “My father was a drinker...”
Jack Nicholson Joker: “I like him already! Haha...”
@@jeromegilhooley6782 lmaooooooo
Yeah jack was the drunk father in the shining maybe heaths joker is the son of the guy with the axe in the shining ya know maybe joker is the kid on the lil bike
He said that?
What min
I understood that reference🙃
Joaquin Phoenix: All I have are negative thoughts
Jack Nicholson: I like him already! hahaha
hahaha
yeah that was funny indeed
@@grandoldsoul4691 Best Joker Of All Time Is.
Cesar Romero (R.I.P).
Mark Hamill. (Voice Acting Joker In Batman The Animated Series, (and one of my top ten all time favorite Marvel Animated Series) and The Warner Bros 1993 Animated Movie Batman Mask Of The Phantasm).
Heath Ledger (R.I.P).
Jack Nicholson.
Those Four Were The Best Joker Ever!!!!, It's such a Shame that Two Of Them, Cesar Romero and Heath Ledger is still gone, But Joaquin Phoenix is Not Bad Portraying The Joker.
@@sallymiller9147
Cesar Romereo: (R.I.P.)
Jack Nicholson: I like him already, hahaha
Rodrigo Wolupeck Nicholson would hate Phoenix’s joker. So serious no idea of the healing power of laughter
Jack Nicholson was such a good Joker. Ledger gave the role a whole new meaning, but Nicholson was perfect for the way he was written in this film.
agreed... but heaths joker was on another level and has yet to be matched, not by anyone to date.... benchmark performance
@@skip741x3
Ledger's Joker was all hype because Heath passed away. He is not even in the top 3. Now before your head explodes hear me out. Heath's performance was amazing. His Joker was average at best. He was cold, calculating and methodical. None of those traits are associated with The Joker. Outside of the magic trick scene there is zero "humor" to anything he does. I think Barry Keoghan is going to be the guy to deliver the goods.
@@skip741x3 I much prefer Jack’s over Heath. All Heath did was make the character darker. I missed the humor that Jack brought to the role. He was the JOKER after all.
@@jewishwaffle3527 Work on your trolling.
@@jewishwaffle3527 You took the time and effort to make a dumb comment in an attempt to zing a stranger. You care.
I just noticed that Vicki was eating the popcorn in this scene while Bruce is telling the Joker about “Jack” 😂
So was I, when I first watched the movie in the theatre.
lol
I don't get the reference
It's a reference to The Shining. A movie staring Jack Nicholson and the character he played was named Jack Torrance.
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I love how this Joker isn't trying to make a statement like Ledger or Phoenix. He's just the clown prince, having a great time doing bad things. I like how he's the only Joker who actually jokes a lot and has all the Joker tricks and doodads. But unlike other comic Batman characters like what Jim Carrey did, Nicholson knows when to turn off the clowning and be scary or serious. And then back to a joke. He's so great.
Jack Nicholson’s Joker reminds me of Mark Hamill’s Joker.
@@MovieEnforcer Hamill came later, so prob modeling it off Nicholson. Like the Penguin in the cartoons looks like Batman Returns Penguin.
Ledger tried to make a statement?? Ledger effortlessly embodied the idea of the Joker; humorous or dark. The writing was ahead of its time here, but still a clown show for the most port.
@@7armedman Hamill’s joker is NOTHING like Nicholson’s. He’s 100x scarier and more menacing/chaotic than Jack. Watch Mask of the Phantasm for an example. I’d argue some episodes and movies featuring Mark are closer to Ledger’s Joker than Jack’s. They also say in interviews that they strictly wrote Joker’s personality to NOT be like Jack’s in order to separate the two portrayals.
@@7armedman Actually Hamill once said he based his Joker laugh on Jack Nicholson's Joker laugh. He said he was trying to channel the same energy Nicholson was when he was playing the Joker.
The best thing about Nicholson's Joker is that he appears almost normal now and then, like someone who might even listen to reason. He's not constantly doing a crazy show, but displays a touch of cool calmness now and then. In that respect he's similar to Frank Miller's Joker, and feels a lot more dangerous underneath.
I just commented how this is one of the main reasons why this depiction of the Joker used to terrify me as a kid. The calm demeanor really throws you off because it makes him more difficult to read.
@@andy_playz6621 Yeah, you might think "hey, maybe he won't kill me", just before he shoots you just for fun...
It's not who you are underneath, but what you do that defines you.
Ah yes... The Golden Bear!
@@M1tjakaramazovYeah just like the part where he asked Bob for a gun only to shoot him
2:44
That exchange is both funny and sad at the same time 😂 The way Nicholson asks the question just kills me, but the way Keaton convey's Bruce's reaction is heartbreaking because at first it seems as if he's saying "What the hell are you talking about?" but in reality he remembers that was what his parents' killer said and its touched a nerve, especially when Joker callously says "I just like the sound of it." A moment that quickly switches from amusement to sadness. Genius scriptwriting and acting, and the culmination with that line, "I made you? You made me first." 👏🏼👏🏼
Joker looks so confused when Bruce starts his weird monologue. "What the hell is happening right now?"
I don't think the h e double hockey stick word was necessary, but I agree! (I meant "hell")
@@RUclipsCFO ok boomer
@@PeeWee69i Fuck off.
@@RUclipsCFO You can say that but not hell.
@@slyseal2091 Hell is talking about Satan.,.. NEWS FLASH, that's obviously a sin. Fuck is just a word made by humans, so it's fine. (Think about it.)
Jack Nicholson was the only actor who managed to bring the Joker STRAIGHT out of the comic pages, to life.
Ledger and Phoenix are PHENOMENAL. But jack is the most visually faithful.
Most visually faithful and captures his lunacy the best. That's not to say that Ledger/Phoenix aren't faithful takes. They're great versions and true to the spirit of the character. But Nicholson perfectly captures the Joker that isn't in it for anything big or trying to prove a point. He's the clown prince of crime. A guy who finds some sort of twisted humor to everything he's doing.
Nicholson gave a great performance, but his character was nothing like the joker. He was just a crazy guy who messed about and did whatever the plot wanted him to. Joker always does everything with a point. Phoenix’s is worse however.
Nah, That would be Mark Hamill.
@@canaanclb this is live action not animation
you forgot Jared Leto
No other scene better fulfilled Burton's idea that Bruce Wayne was also kind of insane.
This was the one scene where Bruce let it all out of his system.
Yup just seems like Tim Burton’s idea of Bruce Wayne, not actually Bruce Wayne.
@@BijinMCMXC he has always been kinda loony
idurisu Not in Tim Burton’s way. I can’t picture Bruce Wayne ever being stupid enough to think a little metal tray would stop a bullet or saying that “let’s get nuts!” line. Totally not Bruce Wayne to me.
@@BijinMCMXC That's because every director has his style/ideas. I can't picture Bruce Wayne hating being Batman and thinking about retirement after one movie: but that was Nolan's Bruce Wayne for you.
Michael Keaton was will forever be my favorite Batman ❤
He was mine until Christian Bale put and end to it. ❤
By far. He was my Batman. We religiously watched this as kids. I see it differently now as an adult and understanding the lines n what not. Lol. Jack was the best too
@@WearethewingmakersKeaton and Bale are my favorites
To be honest I dont care about who plays Batman. The villains are, without exception, the highlights of Batman movies, and Nicholson is definitely the #1 Joker. No grounded-in-reality crime supergenius, and no mopey victim of society b.s.
@@Wearethewingmakersbale is lame.
2:38 I love how Beetlejuice came to the rescue at this moment.
😅
Did Joker say his name three times?
I was thinking the same thing!!
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice! Batman Batman Batman! Bruce Bruce Bruce!
I totally saw that too!
2:35 Before there was the Bale Voice...
...there was "LET'S GET NUTS!!!".
JurassicKaiju14 2:39 you tell him, Bruce Wayne!
That was the Beetlejuice voice
Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice!
Anyone knows what he said almost instantly after he broke the vase before, "you wanna get nuts?"??
I'm Lydia
0:36 I just love the way this is shot and acted, subtle brilliance.
"I'm only laughing on the outside,
My smile is just skin deep,
If you could see inside,
I'm really crying...
You might join me for a weep". Always loved that line.
Ahh Brrmm Brrmm down the corridor lol
@@Longdongsilverx Nicholson actually ad libbed that bit too. Was a tribute to a friend of his or something.
I quoted this when playing the Joker at a work Costume Party, among other lines from the movie. I won first place. :)
@@tim-hill I scared a girl at work by standing at the top of an echoey staircase and saying "It can truly be said, that I have a bat in my belfry" three flights down I heard a shreik and the door slam!!
@@MikeyMUnited wow Mike, you are one scary geezer
Man, Nicholson's Joker is severely underrated. I know there's a lot of hype for Phoenix's Joker won Best Actor, but you can't forget this guy as well
How is he Underrated? He has been widely considered one of the best actors in that role and was the only live action joker for 19 years. Dude has been getting much acclaim for that role since 89 mang.
Nicholson's joker is best, personally. I just wished he had Mark Hamill's voice.
Mihir Kulkarni he is not underrated
@@ryline666 people these days call everything they didnt experience underrated.
You have to appreciate how incredibly well all the actors who played Joker did a fantastic job.
I grew up watching this movie. My brother and I would ask our parents to rent it every single week to the point where the video store owner made us a VHS copy of Batman and Batman returns back to back in one tape. Keaton will always be Batman for me. Same for Nicholson as the Joker.
He's best comic joker imo
I don't think heath could have done a good comic joker
Video owner is a class act nice gesture. 👍
He is in my top 3 Jokers
Heath played best real life joker
Nicholson played best comic joker
@@exodiatheforbiddenone8228 and Joaquín played the most realistic Joker
You can see at 2:35 that jack nicholson was taken aback by keaton’s act there that he simply just tries to not break his character! Brilliant!
I'm pretty sure it was scripted, but I'm sure nobody expected Keaton to go so hard. He went from 0-100 in a second.
this is a movie, everything is scripted...
Lol some clown in always in the youtube comments repeating this line verbatim. There’s not much reason to think that’s improv or proof of it.
Joker would have probably reacted like that in actually. I don't think even he would expect zero to a hundred just like that.
Lmfao trying to make it seem like this was some kind of brilliant Improv scene 😅 relax
I love how he doesn't say anything when Bruce says, "I know who you are." He just kinda flitters his eyes around. Some of the best acting is understated and free of dialog. Less is more approach.
The way Jack turns off the scene's background music at 01:22 left me giggling for minutes when i've seen the movie in theater. Genious script idea. Couldn't even concentrate on the rest of the conversation... :)
It gets me every time 😂
People always talk about Heath or Jaoquin's performance.
And those people simply forgot, how utterly amazing Jack is as the Joker. He is charisma personified.
I like Heath best but I like Jack MILES more than Joaquin. I really just did NOT enjoy that Joker movie. I hate the failed comedian angle. I hate the "Woe is me...society treats me bad...I'm poor" crap. I do sympathize with people in those positions in real life but...it makes no sense to me as a facet of the Joker at any point in his life. I've never seen any other Joker that gave even the slightest of shits about money lol. But...that's just me..
Heath knew he had his work cut out for him....he threw himself into the role. Jack cast QUITE a shadow! The Screenplay made it easier as we never SEE Joker's origin in The Dark Knight. We do here and it's completely faithful to the Comics. Guess Joq's Joker doesn't get to be scarred/acid burned!
Jack the best
@@edvenuto9614 No Heath is
I love them all. They shouldn’t be compared or be put up for debate. They aren’t equal takes whatsoever.
Completely different Jokers and if you can’t find enjoyment out of all three then I feel sorry for you.
My theory: Joker doesn't really ask that of all his victims. He just remembered asking that of Thomas Wayne before he shot him. He wanted to stick it to Bruce before killing him.
But why would Joker think of Thomas Wayne in this confrontation with Bruce? He didn't know that Bruce Wayne was Thomas Wayne's son. He didn't know who Thomas Wayne was back when he killed him and Martha. He was just some random score.
@@PrinceTron1 He didn't know billionaire Bruce Wayne was billionaire Thomas Wayne's son. WTF? How could he NOT know that?
@@gmoney66 The only one who could really know that backstory is Tim Burton. Tim could've easily had Joker say something like, "Thomas Wayne's son, huh?" Then I could possibly go with your theory. But to this day, nothing in that scene tells me that Jack said that to Bruce because of Thomas Wayne. Even Joker explained later to Batman that he was just a kid when he did that. If Tim Burton explained somewhere that young Jack Napier knew who Thomas Wayne was before he killed him and used that 'Dance with Devil' line to troll Bruce the. I'll stand correct. Jack Napier killed many people between the time he killed Thomas Wayne and Martha to the time of this scene. How do you know what he said to all his victims during that span of time off screen?
@@PrinceTron1 Do you really think that he didn't know Bruce Wayne was Thomas Wayne's son? In that case, Did you know that Eric Trump is Donald Trump's son? Did I just blow your mind?!
I can't watch the video (age-restricted) can you explain?
While I do feel bad for Robin Williams being used as bait to lure Jack Nicholson into playing the Joker, I am also glad because Nicholson gave an iconic performance in this. Jack had the perfect smile. He even did a good laugh for Joker. This is the most comic accurate Joker we've seen in live action. This Joker gives a lot of memorable lines too. And of course, Nicholson added as much of his own stuff as he could. He improvised the little dance at 3:43. That shows he was having fun with this role. Of course, if Robin Williams were indeed casted, he would have improvised a lot of stuff. Whenever Robin was in a movie, he would improvise a lot of stuff not on script like in Aladdin, Mrs. Doubtfire, and Jumanji.
This is literally the Dumb and Dumber scene where he says
“Yeah Lloyd I was just playing along the whole time I had this Bulletproof vest.”
Lloyd: “Wait but Harry how did you know he wasn’t going to shoot you in the face?”
(Harry Sudden Realization that the whole plan was stupid)
That's a risk he was willing to take. 😜
Carrey "You're alive!! And a terrible shot....."
Bro, I literally just saw you from another video’ “Does Height Matter?” What are the freaking odds?!?
@CR45H 0V3RR1D3 No, it's called bad writing.
This is why i thought this Burton's Batman was "Alright". It had a log of cheesy and dumb moments but it's a classic.
Things I learned from the Joker:
- You get what you fucking deserve
- When you're good at something, never do it for free
- Never rub another man's rhubarb
I love that line by Jack, "If you could see inside, I'm really crying" 😂😂😂
I like how most of jack Nicholson’s roles let him keep the name jack. Makes it seem more authentic being that jack Nicholson is batshit crazy himself 🤣
Sadly, he literally is now. :( Old age has not done him well.
Joker: “ever danced with the devil in a pale moonlight?”
Bruce: “what?”
That moment Bruce knew Joker killed his parents that night.
vince kristoff amaro, Yep.
Bruce now knew who killed his parents. If he wouldn't let the law deal with him. Then Batman was going to exact his own type of justice.
Thank you captain.
Oh yeah I just noticed that
After 30 years, that moment still gets me.
2:47 the moment Bruce realizes the Joker killed his parents
The way Jack switches from laughing gleefully after smashing the mask to wry apprehension after he notices Bruce is absolutely hilarious
You wanna get nuts?!
Let’s get nuts!!
I love this movie.
😂😂
Joker should say his name 3 times.
*1:52** "I like him already!"*
The way the Joker is playful here is funny 🤣😂.
So many golden moments in this scene but my favourite is Bruce's reaction when he realizes that joker is the man the murdered his parents. It hit him like a ton of bricks.
“Another rooster in the hen’s house.” 😂
It was rules jajajajaja
3:23 perfectly describes Joaquin Phoenix's Joker
Yesss
@հokцƽ ρokus who joaquin?
@@Syamprasad-v5f What do you mean?
@@elcamino2572 i mean why he is talking about joaquin
@@Syamprasad-v5f Because what Jack says is describes Joquain's Joker. Laugh outside but cry inside
This is the epitome of what’s awesome about Burton’s Batman. It’s hilarious and badass at the same time.
True, and a tough trick to pull off
Bruh I Been Saying This Movie Had Me On Edge And In Tears At The Same Time.
I love how Joker is just amused by Bruce’s intimidation tactics and then basically tells him, “Yeah, I killed your parents and now I’m going to kill you.” This scene is excellent.
I never realised that he was dropping the hint to him that he killed them but that makes this so much funnier
He didn't know who he killed back then
I don't know if he clearly identified the Wayne before he killed them, but of course, he understand the fact that Bruce became mad after this murder^^
@@Avrelivs_Gold
You don’t think young Jack saw in the newspapers that he just wasted The Waynes?
@@benjaminperez7328 thugs don't read newspapers
The way Jack comes into scene at 3:00... Gets me everytime 😂
Never rub another man’s rhubarb
@@KeruToL 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Love that Joker!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bruce: Let me tell you about this guy I know...Jack...Mean kid, bad seed, hurt people.
Joker: I like em already..😃
😆 the best response.
Ben Geiger 1:45-1:52 😆
I really love the Joker but the Thumbnail made me jump
Never rub another man's rhubarb Ben.
Yep
Haaaa
Bruce: Nice apartment, lots of space.
Joker: Nice place you got here, lots of space.
I dunno why it's funny for me, LOL
Good catch. They're both - to use Bruce's words - "nuts"
Typical 80s movie character, huge trendy apartment on a shoestring salary
Its a cool detail to show their similarities, Joker and Batman are very much alike after all.
I never caught it until I saw it in the cinema recently that both Bruce Wayne and The Joker say the same line "Nice place you got here. Lots of space." when they both entered Vicky's appartment. Caught me off guard when I caught it and was the only guy laughing at in the theatre at that moment.
Them Gotham rents got people living in shoeboxes
I found it!
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That's how they let you know that the joker and Bruce aren't very different from each other. It shows they have very similar mindsets and thoughts.
@@gagetaylor192 makes me think about me and other people. and why attraction is interesting. soemone says something the same as you. or in a quirk way you would.
O yea, def caught it as I got older. Would always say the line to girls I hooked up with
To this day, this version of Batman is one of the best Batman films. The action and darkness to it isn’t forced, Michael Keaton does a great job as Bruce Wayne and Batman, and Jack Nicholson as Joker is fantastic! The way the characters are in this version is just perfect.
They just don’t make them like this anymore.
Dark Knight is better.
@Bob Cat I personally see them both as being different, so in my opinion, one isn’t better than the other, they’re good in their own way. That’s just my thoughts though.
Well in aesthetic this movie was great, but the characterization was bad. Watch HiTop Films review of it
It was a near - perfect film for Batman.
Φιλήμων Γαλογαύρος I disagree. The aesthetic was perfect but the storytelling and overall plot fell flat compared to movies like Batman Begins and Under The Red Hood
“Never rub another mans rhubarb.” I laughed even though I don’t have a clue what that means.
😆👍
Basically Joker’s nice way of saying “Don’t fuck with me” 😂
@@CVEV4 I always took it as "Don't mess with my woman" lol
This gal is my rhubarb....
I still dont know what it means and I say this all the time.
1:33 give it up for Bob, quick on the draw. This is exactly the kind of high minded behavior that got him his own action figure when the movie debuted
Staring The Joker as Jack Nicholson.
Starring*
I think it really illustrates the power and longevity of these characters that we can have such different interpretations of them over decades of storytelling. It feels like comics creators essentially invented the idea of a "reboot," allowing for fresh and new variations on a theme. The periodic reinvention of such well-known characters allows everybody to have their favorite version that focuses on the aspects that speak to their own personalities. Some people like the campy Batman, some like the brooding Batman, and some like the realistic Batman. The goofy Joker, the sinister Joker, the scary Joker. I think they're all great. They are our modern mythology.
I really love what you said about this being our new mythology. That’s a very interesting observation.
@@alexv1940 indeed.
Neiled it
Comic creators definetly didn't create the idea of "reboot". You can draw reimaginings of established mythology all throughout history. Disney practically made their brand on "reboots" of folk tales.
@@alexv1940 you should watch Joseph cambell and the power of myth. He speaks on this in relation to Star Wars.
"Never rub another man's rhubarb." Whoever will eventually be the Joker in Matt Reeve's Batman universe, if he doesn't pay homage to this quote, I will riot.
@Anthony Ramsey i fucking laughed at that WAY more than I care to admit, that was brilliant
1:17 Nice nod to Edgar Allan Poe's The Raven:
“Be that word our sign of parting, bird or fiend!” I shrieked, upstarting-
“Get thee back into the tempest and the Night’s Plutonian shore!
Leave no black plume as a token of that lie thy soul hath spoken!
Leave my loneliness unbroken!-quit the bust above my door!
Take thy beak from out my heart, and take thy form from off my door!”
Quoth the Raven
“Nevermore.”
Holy shit!! This movie is 30 years old?!?!? Man how time flies...
I still remember waiting in a very long line that summer when it opened in California....great times!
@@sfcd4757 I still remember thinking why is the guy from *_Bettlejuice, Johnny Dangerously, Gung Ho & Mr. Mom_* not playing the Joker?...lol
@@shinlanten Mr. Mom lol...and Gung Ho were underated movies LOL
@SuperPunch76 hmmm that would have been interesting to see him as Joker (after the Beetlejuice reference)
Fuck im old
Do you wanna get nuts? Let's get nuts, get me every time.
3:00 - Even after watching this film countless times, that line always makes me laugh.
"you wanna get nuts? lets get nuts" is my favorite thing bruce wayne has ever said ever
You wanna get nuts? C'mon let's her nuts!
followed by
Ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?
Perfect
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02:30 When you realise Bruce Wayne's alter ego is actually beetlejuice.
He’s beetle juice and Batman lol 😂
god damn she was good looking back then. Utter knockout
That's what I was thinking like dang she sexy lol
That why joker liked her
I remember the Joker really liked her
She still is sexy
I'm bi and I think shes hot
Wow, this movie has so much style. Nicholson's adaptation of the character is awesome.
Joker shoots Bruce
Bruce, thinking to himself: he should have gone for the head
Yep.
I hate avenger comments
Never start with the head
@@kekoaeddington4252 I hate your mom
@@yilqt2625 Lord Thanos impressive job getting rid of people thank you for sparing me and my family from the snap
"Let me tell you about this guy. A mean kid, bad seed, hurt people."
"I like him already."
The first time I saw this was in 1990... I was at my grandma's house in Sayreville NJ... Not sure why I was the only one there cause I had 3 sisters ..I also had 2 aunts living there I didnt see around. Just my grandma and I... Dont know where my mom was .. Maybe out clubbing, working... All I know is i will never forget sitting down on the hard flat carpet , in front of that bulky wood cube tv , watching this VHS 📼 tape around 7 pm. I was a huge Batman fan, and loved my grandma so much . I also remember her making me a bowl of vanilla ice cream... This movie will always be the best Batman to me, and holds sentimental value and memories. My grandma is no longer with me, and she was always the one to take care of us , and instill the 🇵🇷 tradition on me... Sorry for the rant. You all have a blessed life.... Open your eyes and pay attention cause it all goes too quickly ..
Batman was just looking for an excuse to smash that vase
The Joker's line "Take thy beak from out my heart" (said at Vale's apartment) is from Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven". The full line is 'Take thy beak from out my heart, and take thy form from off my door!' (the "beak" being of the raven).
That eyebrow expression and cheeky laughter, a 1st class acting skill
Cast: Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne, and The Joker as Jack Nicholson
Duh
Spoilers???
@Cole Young You're welcome!
You're forgetting that massive bowl of popcorn
1:33 take a moment to appreciate how quick on the draw Bob the Goon was.
He used to be the sidekick of Conan the Barbarian.
@@HariSeldon913 I like him already.
Bruce: “I know who you are.”
Joker: “You and this entire city, bucko.”
Some people forget how good Jack was, it was unprecedented at the time to even be nominated for a comic role. He was damn near perfect.
Please remove (word removed) from your comment, but yeah, he was great! (Though a little scary!)
@@RUclipsCFO So should you leave it in yours?
@@RUclipsCFO What word? Why remove it?
@@owens.studios You're just not getting it, are you Owen. THINK before you (word removed).
I love how joker moves in on 3:00 with that look of happiness to see the results.
I always loved this scene. Joker comes in like he's the star, the craziest guy in the room... Then in comes Bruce Wayne and just gets right in there with him throwing Joker off a bit
That bit when he smashes the mask and laughs like a lunatic is the funniest scene in film history!
Beetlejuice talks with Joker 2:37.
Fantomas 2:36-2:38 that would’ve been awesome, if beetlejuice and joker are making crazy 😝 at each other.
Always thought I was the only one who noticed.
*Immediately takes out Glock 19*
😂
and then the next joker looks like beetlejuice
0:47 he totally threw her out of that window didn't he?
I don't think so. The Joker had disfigured Alicia and probably abused and tortured her into the kind of numb state she appears in in a previous scene. I think the implication is that he drove her to suicide.
No I honestly think he drove her nuts. Fuck knows what he did to her.
Jack Nicholson was just plain awesome. His name fit his personality. He made the 90s that much better.
He’s a legend and hes also a legend as Jack Torrance and Joker and I forgot to see the new Joaquin Phoenix Joker but it was Rated R I really wanted to see it
Jack Nicholson is my favorite iteration of Joker I feel like he understands the character and he also reminds me of The joker from the arkham games
Is incredible how all the Jokers in movie are kind of special and unique, he is a real monster.
0:42 so that's where Joaquin Phoenix got that from when he said he use to think his life was a tragedy before realizing it's a comedy
0:49 this is why I love his joker
Bruce is talking about himself and how crazy he is.
Batman/Bruce is certifiably crazy!
I mean who the hell wears a sh*ta** bat costume and fights villains like a goddamn superhero?
@@hehe-jg8zz the costume is great tho
@@JackyBoy3902 sure but what kind of a grown man fights like a superhero tho
2:30 Thank you closed captioning for finally telling me what the hell he said.
2:33 R.I.P. Vase. It was a good Vase. I started to like that Vase. It is in a better place now.
I'll miss that vase
What I love about the Joker is that I love this Joker, but I also love Hamill's and Ledger's and John DiMaggio's. There are a lot of valid and interesting interpretations and performances for the character and it's part of what makes him so interesting.
everyone of these actors were a perfect fit
My favorite Joker. Chicago gangster, lunatic, intelligent, actor....
Mine is heath ledger
@@ghostface6135 yeah, he was brillant, but I love the old 2 movies 🙃
@@MrZillas oh cool
2:47 that moment when Bruce Wayne realises who killed his parents
I'm here after watching The Flash - Official Trailer 2 ... Iconic line. Iconic Batman ever
Do you want to go crazy?
let's get nuts!!!
2:35 Imagine if someone did an earrape version of him yelling.
Heath Ledger was amazing as the Joker. The amazing thing is Jack does an equal job just from a different era. Bravo to both.
Best Joker, best Batman in the whole History of Movies with one of them.
Indeed!!!.
i would also say heath
And best batmobile
@@RecruitedAndrew no
2:35 Not only is Jack sorta breaking character (Though it is a natural reaction to be a bit twitchy at a moment like that) but if you look close, it looks as though Jack Nickolson the actor is mouthing (repeating) when Michael is saying in order to remember his timing in when to come in to say his following in line. That is what it looks like to me when you see his mouth moving in sync with what Michael is saying.
Tim burton made the ideal version of Batman in my mind. It is dark while still having a somewhat lighthearted tone. Not to mention his sets and aesthetics are off the charts and Gotham really feels like it is in another world. The dark knight trilogy may be better in terms of storytelling but they strip away superhero/fantasy elements and are more like police/action thrillers (though they are certainly entertaining and terrific in their own right).
The only thing I disliked was that Batman was not the central character. In the first movie, Batman didn't even appear for most of the first act. Then in the second, it was mostly about Penguin and Catwoman. I can't recall why that was. I do like that Bruce Wayne was portrayed as a damaged, awkward, sad guy who had nothing in his life except the cowl. That kind of Bruce hasn't been seen since really.
@@Radb707 Only thing i didn't like in Burtons Batman is Batman. He's to stiff and fights are not that great but everything else is great, especially the atmosphere of Gotham. This Joker was awesome
@@Radb707You can literally say the exact same thing about The Dark Knight. Joker is the central character of that movie as well.