+Jokerz X That's true if Penguin was in the sewers but, Penguin wasn't born at this time where it was seen in the beginning of the second film that Penguin's humans parents dumped him away into the sewers. On the other hand, Penguin's henchmen the circus gang might have found this money throwing scene enjoyable.
God I’m dad age. Yes. Seeing this at 9 when it came out was insane. Especially in the context of the times, there was really nothing like it, (for a little kid who loved comics anyways). My dad took me, props to him.
@@RustinChole must of been an epic summer with that movie out! Wish I could of been there. Even the Joel Schumacher films were a big deal despite how bad they were haha. I was around for those!
@@nathanmorgan7949 LOL seriously, are the people of Gotham really such utter idiots? Always falling for whatever the villains do? Apparently. If I were Batman I'd be like "ugh, just nevermind lol"
Ledger's Joker would have done this too if it fit into his plan. Most versions of Joker don't really care about money in and of itself as a goal. It's another tool to be used at his discretion. Joker is willing to go with whatever gets his point across
Thats True, I saw this escene in 1989 when I was 12 and I was terrifying, now im 45 and I still terrifying, no mather which age do you have, you will get a lot of conclutions about this escene and start to fell fear
At that time in an entire elementary school where every boy was dressed as Batman, I was the only Joker. I loved it so much I did it two years in a row!
If The Joker has a microphone on the parade, then why does he have his one of his henchmen turn on the radio to play music and not sing a song himself?
All of that money that is being given away to everybody was fake in the movie. It was revealed in a comic book adaption of the movie, that the money he was giving away was actually counterfeit, because the Joker's face is on the obverse side (where a President's face is supposed to be). This was a nod to his little mention to Vicki Vale in the art gallery of where he said he wanted his face on the $1 dollar bill.
Funny, because I remember seeing a scene IN THE MOVIE where someone looks at the cash and sees the Joker's face on the bill. Apparently, it's not in the theatrical version. Maybe it was in a re-edited for TV version?
Meanwhile this week in New York, the government is going to release a “safe and non toxic” gas throughout New York to test the response to a Bio-Attack...
Jack Nicholson just looks like he is having a blast. He has said this is one of his all time favorite roles. He set the bar high. W/o him the joker role would not be as covered as it is. The greatest villain of all the comics.
3:28 As twisted and sadistic as Joker's words are, there's a bit of truth to what he says. After everything he had done to the city; indiscriminately killing people with a well hidden lethal toxic combination, slaughtering an entire restraunt full of patrons (I'm most of the people on the street didn't give a damn about those rich farts dying), having a shootout on the steps of city hall in broad daylight, ect... These people were still willing to come to his invitation for the promise of free money. So in his mind, I'm sure Joker saw them as pathetic and stupid fools that didn't deserve to live.
his dudeness83 and that’s the joker. The money is actually counterfeit, but he just let Gotham prove they had pathetic and useless lives by coming out to see him for the money
And now... comes the part....where I relieve you- the little people...of your failed and useless lives, but, as my plastic surgeon always said: If you gotta go, go with a smile! (Maniacal laughter)
@@giorgialadashvili4771 It's actually confirmed in the book adaptation that Jack/Joker actually kills him (it's unknown if he upright kills him or he poisons him with the Smylex poison).
Heath Ledgers Joker was a lot more intelligent, and methodical. Jack Nicholson's Joker was downright Psychopathic. Two very different Jokers, both superbly played!
@@ThatDoesntWorkForMeBrother Sympathetic. He was an innocent man pushed way to far by crappy human society until he snapped. Although he was played brilliantly, I didn't find he fit like the other Jokers. He was a lot more relatable, he killed for a reason, he was hurt and betrayed and just needed someone to give a damm. Whereas the other Jokers were more psychotic, they killed simply for the sake of killing with no reason other than to watch the world burn.
@@ThatDoesntWorkForMeBrother Joaquin Phoenix is more sympathetic but he's crazy after having head trauma and being abused by his mother and her boyfriend as child that can really drive him crazy.
@@ThatDoesntWorkForMeBrother Joaquin Joker is more of a kid who got sick of the bullying and decided to take action into his own hands (school shooting)
“As my plastic surgeon always said: If you gotta go… go with a Smile!” ❤❤ A timeless quote, from a legendary performance! Long live good ol’ Jack’s Joker!
Jack Nicholson, Tim Burton and (certainly not least of all) the late, great Prince are the 3 biggest reasons why I think this is not only the best Batman, but the best superhero movie I’ve ever seen.
Aww cmon, give Michael Keaton a nod too - I actually really liked his nuanced take on Bruce. But yeah if we have to go with just the top three reasons..... I agree. Oh wait dude - Danny Elfman’s score!!! Can’t Prince and Danny both get equal credit? That score was amazing.
You forgot Danny Elfman who wrote the actual soundtrack and got nominated for an award for it but got overshadowed by Prince who just made some rock songs (which Danny could also have done through Oingo Boingo and indeed did do for a lot of other 80s movies)
Before Joaquin danced in the bathroom and on the stairs, Jack danced underneath a parade balloon and inside an art museum...playing the same character! Joker isn't just the man who laughs, he's the man who dances!
Exactly, THIS is the Joker from the comics. Jack was the only actual Joker in the movies...the others have no characteristic of the character. But can't agree about Keaton...he's the 2nd best...Ben Affleck really nailed the role.
@@MrBenedick14 The Joker has always been sinister and dangerous. Don't know what you mean. But unlike the newer portrayals, the Joker was always the Clown Prince of Crime...he is a bright jovial personality..full of fun energy, hilarity, dark humor and a deadly prankster (the acid flower, lethal joybuzzers, chattering fake teeth, etc). He is supposed to be the antithesis to the Batman's grim dark personality. It plays on the idea that dark can be heroic and brightness can be sinister.
I know it sounds outrageous as Nicholsons’s Joker was top notch, but I think having said that, it’s still criminally underrated. This is the best Joker by far.
It is still generally considered in the top 4 of Joker performance depending on who you ask. Usually Heath Ledger, Mark Hamill, and Joaquin Phoenix being the other ones in the top 4 spots.
*Jack Nicholson's Joker is perfect for the '80s. Heath Ledger and Joaquin Phoenix are amazing and played realistic and different versions of the character, but Jack Nicholson is THE Joker.*
I love Nolans Batman, but there are so many epic moments in this clip that will be never be topped. Also, in the comic book version of the film, you see the dollar Bills have jokers face on it.
All Jokers minus that Letto one are solid. All seriously unique and special for their own individual ways. But the insanity and humour Nicholson pulls out just tickles me every time. Every scene, every line, pure fn gold every time
Without a doubt the best Batman movie and best joker just something about how Jack played him and how well the movie was made it just seems like how a Batman movie should be.
Ehhh...you really need to watch Batman '66, Cesar Romero's Joker is fantastic in that. That was actually the inspiration behind Mark Hamill's voice over as The Joker.
He didn’t do the whole soundtrack. Danny Elfman wrote the actual movie score. Prince just did a bunch of rock songs for the movie like Danny’s band Oingo Boingo did for a bunch of other 80s movies.
And now folks!!! It's time for who do ya trust? HUBBA HUBBA HUBBA!!! MONEY MONEY MONEY!!! Who do ya trust? Me, I'm giving away free money. And where is the BatMan? He's at home, washing his tights!!!
What makes Jack such an incredible actor is that even when it's not intended for him to come off as funny he is funny. Like what he says here "he's at home, washing his tights." LOL
You can complain how this movie is dated, the Joker just being Jack Nicholson or how lame the special effects are. But they got Joker's motivation right: he just want to create chaos. At this point in the movie, he took over all the gangs in Gotham and the city is under his control, but still he just wastes a ton of money to kill a bunch of people just for a laugh.
The part at end when he says if you gotta go,go with a smile. That laugh at the end maniacal as he’s about to kill hundreds. Jack was the best maniacal madman that is the joker.
Say what you want about Ledger and Pheonix putting their own twist on this guy, nobody has embodied the maniacal charisma and madness of Joker quite like Jack Nicholson.
Both of these scenes are why this film will forever been one of Batman's best. The Joker comes out and shows he is a man of his word and dumps cash on to the streets totally stealing the show. Yet at 2:28 you have one of the best entrances Batman will ever have. The music, the gadgets, the vehicles and the determination Batman has to stop the Joker just get better and better after finding out who he truly is.
Its amazing how everybody around Jack didnt want he to play the joker in this movie even Jack put a lot of excuses But after the movie he always want it to repraise the roll because of the good Time he had playing the joker
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Words can not express how much I love Jack Nicholson’s Joker
He really was fun to watch in the role
He was funny af
I know the feeling...
The Timey Wimey Weeb better than Leto’s Joker
Khalid Al-Shuwayer Anything is better than Leto’s Joker.
Look at how much fun Bob is having. So sad that these were his last memories. :(
at least he died with a smile :)
Lesson learned: when the Joker asks you for a gun DON'T give it to him!
TheTallMan35 gonna need a minute or two alone boys.
that's exactly what i was thinking :)
TheTallMan35 yeah but Joker will kill you for not giving him the gun lol
I always wondered if penguin was in the sewers like wtf is this clown doing 😂
Oh my god why did I never think of that 😂
If Joker succeeded in poisoning the entire city then Penguin would be dead and Joker would do something good indirectly.😂😂😂😂
Hahaha XD
Conan Edogawa I wouldn't be surprised if The Penguin and The Joker made some sort of deal.
+Jokerz X That's true if Penguin was in the sewers but, Penguin wasn't born at this time where it was seen in the beginning of the second film that Penguin's humans parents dumped him away into the sewers. On the other hand, Penguin's henchmen the circus gang might have found this money throwing scene enjoyable.
My dad saw this in theaters as a young man and said when the Batwing flew onto the screen, the whole theater started cheering and clapping.
God I’m dad age.
Yes. Seeing this at 9 when it came out was insane. Especially in the context of the times, there was really nothing like it, (for a little kid who loved comics anyways). My dad took me, props to him.
@@RustinChole must of been an epic summer with that movie out! Wish I could of been there. Even the Joel Schumacher films were a big deal despite how bad they were haha. I was around for those!
Very true. Same experience in a theater of my town!
My cousin told me theaters had lines stretching around the block for this movie the weekend it premiered.
I saw it in Theater too. On a small screen though
Those people are so greedy they completely forgot that Joker is a psychopath LOL.
Gotham. What you gonna do.
@@nathanmorgan7949 LOL seriously, are the people of Gotham really such utter idiots? Always falling for whatever the villains do? Apparently. If I were Batman I'd be like "ugh, just nevermind lol"
No different than anyone in this era.
No. Nicholson's Joker was a 'sociopath' prone to violence and emotional instability. They read his medical file in the movie.
Sums up Gotham pretty well doesn’t it?
See? Heath Ledger burnt money. But my boy Jack? He used money to lure thousands of idiots to their deaths. Jack is the king of Jokers.
Heath and the other two wish they were on Jack's level of acting.
“It’s not about money it’s about sending a message”
Misanthropic Isolation no way Heath is the best
Ledger's Joker would have done this too if it fit into his plan. Most versions of Joker don't really care about money in and of itself as a goal. It's another tool to be used at his discretion. Joker is willing to go with whatever gets his point across
Batman silent
I miss the joker wearing a Fedora they should bring that back
Too cartoony... I like the scary insane Joker like Ledger and Phoenix
Me 2 he looks good with overcoats and fedora's gives more of a comic book style
@@HarleyQuinn_93 Thats a fucking clown. He suppose to be cartoony
Look at mortal Kombat 11 they can make the Fedora classic gangster look work
You can thank the film makers trying to make a new and unique version of Joker .
"As my plastic surgeon always said, 'if you gotta go... GO WITH A SMILE!"
Go, Go, Go....with a smile ☺
Sometimes,i just kill myself
“You can call me..............joker. And as you can see..........I’m a lot HAPPIER!!”
"You know you're never fully dressed without one!"
I fuckin quote this part so much it aint even funny
Wow, Tim Burton and Jack Nicholson really created an anxious terrifying and yet entertaining scene here. Just brilliant.
Both artists at their peak ^^
Thats True, I saw this escene in 1989 when I was 12 and I was terrifying, now im 45 and I still terrifying, no mather which age do you have, you will get a lot of conclutions about this escene and start to fell fear
Heath was never worthy of Burton. Burton chose... wisely.
At that time in an entire elementary school where every boy was dressed as Batman, I was the only Joker. I loved it so much I did it two years in a row!
That's awesome! Being the hero (Batman) is cool, but the bad guy just has more fun.
@@mattbernabe fun fact fhis scene was acrgulyy i.prvsied by Jack. Nixholson
Kudos to you my man.
@@zacharyjochumsen9677 That's really cool, thank you for shaxibhen. Kqnk. J.qichhon.
That's how I was when I dressed as Superman in the same time period!
3:10 Nicholson's joker certainly had the best and scariest laugh.
"Who do you trust?"
"im giving away free money"
Fools are bought easily
@Scott Bruce ☝️👉👃
If only he killed them with an experimental vaccine he would have beaten Bill Gates and the IMF to it in 2020!
Prince helps
Like with stimulus checks with money that was taken from us in the first place?
Yes and like the movie. A fool and his gold, are soon parted.
"Who do you trust? I'm giving away free money!" Sounds like a politician ready to take a big role.
If The Joker has a microphone on the parade, then why does he have his one of his henchmen turn on the radio to play music and not sing a song himself?
So, Joker is basically a Socialist-Democrat...and the crowd represents Bernie & AOC supporters?
@@ontologicallysteve7765 you words good
welcome to the twenty first century :p
@@ontologicallysteve7765 That is not how it's work, but nice strawman.
The Prince soundtrack really elevates this movie
Especially the song "Partyman" (The museum scene)
The Prince songs are good but they ultimately hurt the film because they needlessly date it.
@@oldrocker74 agreed
@@ricardocantoral7672 Disagree completely.
Originally the music for this scene was "Baby I'm A Star" from Purple Rain but Prince put the brakes on that and wrote "Trust" to replace it.
All of that money that is being given away to everybody was fake in the movie. It was revealed in a comic book adaption of the movie, that the money he was giving away was actually counterfeit, because the Joker's face is on the obverse side (where a President's face is supposed to be).
This was a nod to his little mention to Vicki Vale in the art gallery of where he said he wanted his face on the $1 dollar bill.
kryptonianpowers never looked at it like that thx
Nope in the movie universe he uses real money.
I've heard about this. I wonder why it wasn't in the actual movie.
Funny, because I remember seeing a scene IN THE MOVIE where someone looks at the cash and sees the Joker's face on the bill. Apparently, it's not in the theatrical version. Maybe it was in a re-edited for TV version?
Remember that too, this is one of the most famous mandela effects
I never noticed till now, but they actually did Joker really well in this. They nailed Jokers personality and look.
This scene is getting closer and closer to our current day reality.
Stimulus Check anyone?
@@NinjaBuddha503 nikes n jewels n other stuff
@@NinjaBuddha503 Except that money is real unlike the ones Joker handed out which were counterfeit.
Meanwhile this week in New York, the government is going to release a “safe and non toxic” gas throughout New York to test the response to a Bio-Attack...
That’s why I can here
Jack Nicholson just looks like he is having a blast. He has said this is one of his all time favorite roles. He set the bar high. W/o him the joker role would not be as covered as it is. The greatest villain of all the comics.
Without a doubt
“But as my plastic surgeon said, if you gotta go, go with a smile”. I always loved that line.
This scene is just so perfect. Anytime Trust comes on I repeat the jokers dance moves 😂
This absolutely cracked me up - so true!!!
W X Y Z ... Ooh!
If you gotta go, go with a smile!
You said it, Jack!
Jack Napier what up Jack Napier I haven’t seen you since the 1989 batman film
Nicholas Win h Jack is dead my friend
Jack Napier
@@NicholasWingoldenkiwi2095 You made me, remember?
Tim Burton is a genius.
This scene marked my childhood :)
@@COSME90 Dude, yes. Mine, too. This is my favorite scene from any Batman movie.
@@squadrillionaire4133 Jack Nicholson give to us an iconic Joker
This scene is my childhood
Eh Tim Burton was on a roll from 1988 - 1994, after that eh I don’t know, he made some questionable films.
Even in the 80s we made it rain.
Mark Lamphear this was a total down pour.
@@garganrose 🤣
Made it flood baby!
For what it's worth, The Joker *did* make Gotham's bicentennial quite memorable.
It's amazing how prophetic this clip is. The events of the last few years are being fulfilled.
The best joker in the Batman universe in my opinion, you just can’t get enough of him
3:28
As twisted and sadistic as Joker's words are, there's a bit of truth to what he says. After everything he had done to the city; indiscriminately killing people with a well hidden lethal toxic combination, slaughtering an entire restraunt full of patrons (I'm most of the people on the street didn't give a damn about those rich farts dying), having a shootout on the steps of city hall in broad daylight, ect...
These people were still willing to come to his invitation for the promise of free money. So in his mind, I'm sure Joker saw them as pathetic and stupid fools that didn't deserve to live.
Deep stuff indeed
his dudeness83 and that’s the joker. The money is actually counterfeit, but he just let Gotham prove they had pathetic and useless lives by coming out to see him for the money
his dudeness83 well F joker if he actually thought that
Equivalent to those who still decide to get out during quarantine
Yeah well they got what they fucking deserve.
The dance with the music is so surreal. One of the best scenes in the movie
And now... comes the part....where I relieve you- the little people...of your failed and useless lives, but, as my plastic surgeon always said: If you gotta go, go with a smile! (Maniacal laughter)
That line is legitimately chilling.
Good line for these times. ..
LOL
Good line for right now
If only he killed them with an experimental vaccine he would have beaten Bill Gates and the IMF to it in 2020!
@@giorgialadashvili4771 It's actually confirmed in the book adaptation that Jack/Joker actually kills him (it's unknown if he upright kills him or he poisons him with the Smylex poison).
This is basically Andrew Yang's campaign strategy.
I was waiting for someone to say it 😂😂😂
great analogy. lol
Lol 😆
Its Bernie's now, as he promises to pay off Student Loans
Good one!!!!
Heath Ledgers Joker was a lot more intelligent, and methodical. Jack Nicholson's Joker was downright Psychopathic. Two very different Jokers, both superbly played!
Spacegoat92 What about Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker?
@@ThatDoesntWorkForMeBrother Sympathetic. He was an innocent man pushed way to far by crappy human society until he snapped. Although he was played brilliantly, I didn't find he fit like the other Jokers. He was a lot more relatable, he killed for a reason, he was hurt and betrayed and just needed someone to give a damm. Whereas the other Jokers were more psychotic, they killed simply for the sake of killing with no reason other than to watch the world burn.
@@ThatDoesntWorkForMeBrother Joaquin Phoenix is more sympathetic but he's crazy after having head trauma and being abused by his mother and her boyfriend as child that can really drive him crazy.
Idk Jack’s Joker was pretty smart himself don’t forget about his scheme with the smilex
@@ThatDoesntWorkForMeBrother Joaquin Joker is more of a kid who got sick of the bullying and decided to take action into his own hands (school shooting)
“As my plastic surgeon always said: If you gotta go… go with a Smile!” ❤❤
A timeless quote, from a legendary performance! Long live good ol’ Jack’s Joker!
RIP Prince
Bernice Tam ikr
Bernice Tam yes I know I saw this film the year before Prince died
And.. Jack is still alive
He did the entire score on the film
Damn.... this still doesn’t feel real
Jack Nicholson, Tim Burton and (certainly not least of all) the late, great Prince are the 3 biggest reasons why I think this is not only the best Batman, but the best superhero movie I’ve ever seen.
Aww cmon, give Michael Keaton a nod too - I actually really liked his nuanced take on Bruce. But yeah if we have to go with just the top three reasons..... I agree. Oh wait dude - Danny Elfman’s score!!! Can’t Prince and Danny both get equal credit? That score was amazing.
Agreed still my favorite super hero movie
You forgot Danny Elfman who wrote the actual soundtrack and got nominated for an award for it but got overshadowed by Prince who just made some rock songs (which Danny could also have done through Oingo Boingo and indeed did do for a lot of other 80s movies)
Nah lol
Batman Returns is better than this trash
R.I.P. Prince Rogers Nelson (A.K.A. Prince, The Artist). :'(
At least we’ve still got Danny Elfman
Before Joaquin danced in the bathroom and on the stairs, Jack danced underneath a parade balloon and inside an art museum...playing the same character! Joker isn't just the man who laughs, he's the man who dances!
This is the Joker from the comics not that other stuff we been getting. Thank you Jack and thank you Tim Burton. Keaton still the best Batman too.
There's a lot of joker version in comic's too including the cartoons version. in comic's joker some are sinister version
Exactly, THIS is the Joker from the comics. Jack was the only actual Joker in the movies...the others have no characteristic of the character. But can't agree about Keaton...he's the 2nd best...Ben Affleck really nailed the role.
@@MrBenedick14 The Joker has always been sinister and dangerous. Don't know what you mean. But unlike the newer portrayals, the Joker was always the Clown Prince of Crime...he is a bright jovial personality..full of fun energy, hilarity, dark humor and a deadly prankster (the acid flower, lethal joybuzzers, chattering fake teeth, etc). He is supposed to be the antithesis to the Batman's grim dark personality. It plays on the idea that dark can be heroic and brightness can be sinister.
Exactly! Joker was never an emo ßitch boy. And our boy Jack proves it; unlike the emo joker actor who decided to an hero himself.
Next time you’ll get a woke Bats
"Like that time with the parade and the Prince music?"
*"HEY, QUIET!!!"*
I understood that reference
Lego Batman had ABSOLUTELY no business being as funny as it was.
Not a cell phone in sight. Just people living in the moment....
I always loved the fact it goes from the action filled scene of Batman blowing up the factory to a parade dance party with like no set up lol
And it works perfectly
check out how at Ace, Joker flies away in a heliocopter, then here, Batman comes in on the Batwing. Kind of a cross fade
“Sex? It’s not that type of party.”
I love that line.
*1:23** Lmfao! 🤣😂 Jack Nicholson really enjoyed playing his character.*
You'll never know because his fellings are hidden behind acting.
This movie was so far ahead of its time
..f'n brilliant
I know it sounds outrageous as Nicholsons’s Joker was top notch, but I think having said that, it’s still criminally underrated. This is the best Joker by far.
It is still generally considered in the top 4 of Joker performance depending on who you ask. Usually Heath Ledger, Mark Hamill, and Joaquin Phoenix being the other ones in the top 4 spots.
This is the best batman
*Jack Nicholson's Joker is perfect for the '80s. Heath Ledger and Joaquin Phoenix are amazing and played realistic and different versions of the character, but Jack Nicholson is THE Joker.*
So is Cesar Romero, Mark Hamill and Richard Epcar.
Without a doubt he is the joker lol like you said Phoenix and heath were amazing for a modern perspective but this right here nothing can top it
@@almighty5839 Ikr.
And Zack Galifianakis
Phoenix was awful. Sounds like a Pansy.
I've been vibing to this song a lot lately, what a great scene this is.
I love Nolans Batman, but there are so many epic moments in this clip that will be never be topped. Also, in the comic book version of the film, you see the dollar Bills have jokers face on it.
Nolan's Batman films are rather banal. They are well crafted action films but they lack colour or creativity.
@@ricardocantoral7672 agreed. BEAUTIFUL city and cool villains,horrible Batman. I'll let the Bale suckers fight me if they want.
"Like that time with the parade with the Prince music?"
"BE QUIET!!!"
1:23 My favorite Joker dance move of any version.
✋🤡✋
Shake hands
Jack Nicholson's Joker will always be the best Joker.
YOU fuck off
He practically invented the role , ledger just coppied him and ran short
Mmmm nope. Pretty distinct roles from each actor of the same character.
Agreed!
Disagree after the film a few times his scenes are very 80s like the boom box scene it's just silly. Ledgers portrayal is simply timeless.
All Jokers minus that Letto one are solid. All seriously unique and special for their own individual ways. But the insanity and humour Nicholson pulls out just tickles me every time. Every scene, every line, pure fn gold every time
Prince did a great job with the soundtrack to this movie
I love him!! Jack Nicholson's Joker will always be the best!!
@Exodus 3:14 Are you fucking mental? Nicholson is the definitive live action Joker, the others are absolute dogshit.
There is something of creepy in this scene. The music, the joker, the happiness, the balloons....I don’t know
Maybe it's the sense of impending doom.
Without a doubt the best Batman movie and best joker just something about how Jack played him and how well the movie was made it just seems like how a Batman movie should be.
he's at home washing his tights
damien rosado was honestly better than any of the jokes than Phoenix’s joker told, and he was supposed to be a comedian
😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahahahahahahahaha! Ohohohohoho!
I can tell Joker is a big Prince fan. See how giddy he looks, dancing on that birthday cake float.
Can we appreciate that even his remote is Joker colors? I adore a villain with a style all their own.
Jack Nichelson will be the best joker ever seen in my life
@HOW DARE YOU yup.
Ehhh...you really need to watch Batman '66, Cesar Romero's Joker is fantastic in that. That was actually the inspiration behind Mark Hamill's voice over as The Joker.
@@GenGamesUniverse Romero is funny but not dangerous. Jack is both of those.
And wherrrrre....is the Batmaaaan? HE'S AT HOME! WASHING HIS TIGHTS! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA AAAAAA!!!! Hooo hoo hoo hoooooo!
always loved that little nod to Romero's joker
Luu Sapphire It's an excellent line from an excellent actor and an excellent director 😜😜😜
What are you laughing at? Ahahahahahahaha!
🤣🤣🤣😭
The Burton Batman movies had amazing style.
DarKKnightt07 yes if I did the same amazing style for my films like Tim Burton and many others that would be a challenge for a filmmaker like me
DarKKnightt07 yes if I did the same amazing style for my films like Tim Burton and many others that would be a challenge for a filmmaker like me
I don’t know how prince doing the whole soundtrack worked so well but it totally did
He didn’t do the whole soundtrack. Danny Elfman wrote the actual movie score. Prince just did a bunch of rock songs for the movie like Danny’s band Oingo Boingo did for a bunch of other 80s movies.
It’s cuz He’s Prince.
"Henchmen wanted. Must know how to pretend they can dance. Leather jackets with fur collars will be provided."
This basically is Andrew Yang's entire campaign.
Came here hoping for some Andrew Yang comments. I wasn't let down. What a complete joke.
Hahaha I just left a andrew Yang comment lol
Thanks a lot, this is one of my favorite scenes from the movie!
Jack reminds so much of the comics Joker that I love him more than any other version!!
And now folks!!! It's time for who do ya trust? HUBBA HUBBA HUBBA!!! MONEY MONEY MONEY!!! Who do ya trust? Me, I'm giving away free money. And where is the BatMan? He's at home, washing his tights!!!
Bernice Tam free money!
Legend has it after the joker failed to take over Gotham he moved to New York and became an anger management therapist named buddy rydell
Goooooooosfraaabbbaaa
I've just watched this movie, that's why I'm here.😂
What makes Jack such an incredible actor is that even when it's not intended for him to come off as funny he is funny. Like what he says here "he's at home, washing his tights." LOL
Love this scene! Awesome music, Joker laughing and dancing! Perfection!!! (Poor Bob)
“Winged bat flies through
The night and finds me ready”
Joker’s most heinous crime was not finishing that haiku. ☹️
I am a die hard Batman fan and this movie is and has always been my favorite movie out of all of them
You can complain how this movie is dated, the Joker just being Jack Nicholson or how lame the special effects are. But they got Joker's motivation right: he just want to create chaos. At this point in the movie, he took over all the gangs in Gotham and the city is under his control, but still he just wastes a ton of money to kill a bunch of people just for a laugh.
Victor Kruger bit similar to heath, but he burns the mom’s money
1:23 When you get out of school, Lol. I love this movie so much
TrippyWadeTV XD
TrippyWadeTV I
Even when summer starts
TrippyStefTV haha
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The part at end when he says if you gotta go,go with a smile. That laugh at the end maniacal as he’s about to kill hundreds. Jack was the best maniacal madman that is the joker.
Would not have been the same quality movie without the Prince soundtrack. Rest in peace brother.
This was the first movie my Dad took me to the movies to see. Rad
Say what you want about Ledger and Pheonix putting their own twist on this guy, nobody has embodied the maniacal charisma and madness of Joker quite like Jack Nicholson.
3:03 "Where's the Batman? He's at home washing his tights." Joker
2:46 still best scene ever
2:24 looks like Vicki’s recording the Joker’s work like he “invited” her to do in the museum scene.
Not sure if anyone ever noticed but 0:52/secs into the video if you look at the window you can see the reflection of the studio lights!
The stimulus check 2020
Shen Agüeybaná II .. but also One Way .. think stores in the current time.
"Smile" eclipse this year as well. Weird.
Wow, thousands of dollars raining on the breeze! I guess that's the true meaning of summer!
Jack Nicholson is the joker , he doesn’t even have to try
@Kagereneko Exactly Heath Ledger didn't even feel like the Joker more like the stepchild of the Joker it was sad really
0:01 omg, it's face 😂
The greatest joker of all time (equal to mark hamill respectfully) 😅😅😅
Its said that Mark Hamil's Joker was based on Jack Nicholson's Joker but Mark put his own imprint on the character and its legendary.
@@LagunaShirogane Actually that's incorrect somewhat. Mark took inspiration from both Nicholson's Joker and Romero's Joker from Batman '66.
Both of these scenes are why this film will forever been one of Batman's best. The Joker comes out and shows he is a man of his word and dumps cash on to the streets totally stealing the show. Yet at 2:28 you have one of the best entrances Batman will ever have. The music, the gadgets, the vehicles and the determination Batman has to stop the Joker just get better and better after finding out who he truly is.
Idk the glass roof entrance at the museum and wing span opening in the roof are great contenders
This reminds me of Election Knight Rises 😂
This scene perfectly conveys the concept of universal basic income, and what will happen to you if you accept it.
prince never disappoints us with songs in this film that's what made it excellent!
I swear Jim Carrey took some inspiration from this version of the Joker 🃏
Any guy who gets his grove on at 1:16 can't be a bad person! He gets my vote!!
That Prince singing
Its amazing how everybody around Jack didnt want he to play the joker in this movie even Jack put a lot of excuses
But after the movie he always want it to repraise the roll because of the good Time he had playing the joker
He was Bob Kanes and the dude who wrote the original ideas first choice since the beginning I'm pretty sure
2:03 is the best bit 😂
I love heath (who doesn't lol) but damn Jack is the man
Me. I don't like Heath at all. His portrayal was absolute dogshit.
RIP Prince, June 7th, 1958 - April 21,2016
A true artistic genius who’s music was incredible. This music really captures the spirit of this scene.
90% of us would be in that crowd even though we knew Joker was a killer.
I also would.
We're surrounded by green-haired freaks today, and they all make Joker look like they're the ones who belong at Arkham instead of him.