Seriously props to the writer. A small flashback that adds *so* much emotional weight to that ending. And its unorthodox placement is not something many writers would consider.
Joker. Bender. Dr. Drakken. Toyman. Too many others to count. John DiMaggio is legendary. No disrespect to Mark Hamill, but this is my favorite Joker. He performed stellar work doing interviews and compiling them for the VO documentary _I Know That Voice,_ too.
Oh I didn't expect you to watch this, but it's so cool you did. Also John DiMaggio is a well known voice actor, he voices Bender from Futurama and Jake from Adventure Time. I love his Joker, he's so menacing and dry witted instead the typical energetic and high pitched Joker we often hear.
29:01 Bruce blaming himself makes more sense than some post Death In the Family comics where the writers had him blame Jason for his own death saying he supposedly didn't listen to him and rushed in when actually Jason's biological mother sold him out to Joker to save herself.
two be fair most of those stories i don't actually believe batman thinks that. he's desperately trying to convince himself of that so he won't feel the crippling guilt anymore. some of them it seems he had some measure of success deluding himself too
3 funfacts about Jason's character and tenure as Robin from beginning middle and end. 1. Jason's debut aligns with Killer Croc's who was the original killer of his parents iirc. 2. Something that gets revisioned alot nowadays when Jason being robin is written nowadays is making him "the hyperviolent Robin". Precrisis and postcrisis this wasn't the case. Jason's most dubious moments as robin were outliers in his career. (A highlight of which is in the iconic Superman story The Man Who Has Everything. Definitely recommend reading. It has a great animated adaptation in the show Justice League Unlimited but Jason isn't present it. 3. Pretty much every adaptation of Death of The Family skips over or changes the events that led Jason into the situation. The lead up being him searching for his biological mother when he realizes the woman he grew up with was his stepmother. The crowbar scene hits way harder with his mother standing in the background smoking as she reluctantly accepts she sold her son out so the Joker wouldn't ruin the new life she had. And it's all the sadder that Jason's last moments was working through the pain trying every possible way to still save his mom from getting the door open, to trying to defuse the bomb only to be too bad of a condition to disarm it and ultimately using his bidy as a shield to protect her only for her to live long enough to tell Bruce what a hero he was before dying too.
@@chand911 It's for the people who'd like to know trivia such as the time Superboy Prime punched reality really really hard it brought a certain character back.
Oh yeah this is truly one of best animated Batman movies ever along with Batman Mask of the Phantasm, also just in general you are in for a real treat with all of the animated Batman movies and I particularly can't wait for you to eventually get to The Batman Vs Dracula because this one is severely and criminally underrated when it comes to the animated Batman movies 🧛🩸🦇
"Who is the voice of Joker?" Can you believe it?--it is none other than the great John DiMaggio, who voices Jake the Dog and Bender!! Both your laughter and love of all things Batman are contagious. Thank you for your intelligent, fun reactions. It would be great to see you react to ALMOST GOT HIM from the classic BATMAN THE ANIMATED SERIES.
John did a good job, really making him very menacing. But Mark is such a high benchmark. His maniac cackling is of the charts and unlike this Joker, BTAS Joker would never allow himself to ever not be the center of attention. The chips-eating - murder-the-next-second is something this John Joker can do, but Mark's Joker would never be written in this situation in the first place: he would demand the attention, not be able to subdue himself to strike at an opportune moment like this Joker did. I kinda like BTAS Joker more, because he's almost as much fighting himself as Batman, and that just adds to his deranged side, although I appreciate it would probably not work as well if comics.
Jensen Ackles - Supernatural, Jason Todd/Red Hood, Batman- The Long Halloween 2021 (Bruce Wayne/Batman), 2023 Justice League Warworld and JL- Crisis on Infinite Earths Bruce Wayne/Batman lol
Got to watch Batman Mask of the Phantasm, Justice League Doom, Flashpoint Paradox, All Star Superman, Superman vs The Elite, Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, and The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 and 2 as your next animated movies. Also definitely watch Batman the Animated Series. Best Batman content ever!
Alfred asking Bruce about if he wants him to remove the suit isn’t a question if Bruce still respects or loves Jason Its a question on whether Jason’s memorial means anything since he’s back And Bruce is basically saying that he’s still dead
that's your interpretation. But I think hers actually makes more sense. I always think it's about not that Jason's still dead. It's that he still died, that Bruce made a mistake that lead to his loved one dying and even if he's alive, now. He still died and that's still Bruce's fault he has to make up for.
@@minimi870 exactly. It's not a memorial "To Jason's Life, (and Tragic Death)" ... it's a reminder of "Batman's Failure. ... He -let- Jason Die." "HA-HA-HA Jokes On You."
This and Mask of the Phantasm are definitely among the best animated Batman movies. I'm super excited for when you get into the animated series and Tim Burton Batman movies!
Miranda, I appreciate you so much for being the only other person I’ve heard notice the lack of a door in that apartment bathroom (at least before Bruce uses Jason to make a new one) lmao. In any case, super stoked you got to this one, easily my favorite DC animated movie, showing my favorite character from DC too.
This is the best Joker in my opinion. The scene where he’s meeting Black Mask and the all rest of the scenes he’s in perfectly encapsulate everything about Joker: He’s the perfect comic relief, but he’s also an unpredictable blood thirsty menace, never diminishing either side of him, which even Mark Hamill’s version fails at sometimes, but that’s all thanks to the brilliant writing of this movie
Hey Miranda! Love your content! Keep it up. Honestly, whenever I'm having a bad day, your content puts me in a good mood every time, so thank you for that. It's always a great feeling whenever I find a fellow movie buff(s), that appreciate not only the entertainment value, but the joy it brings with every showing. Again, thanks for always being there. Fun fact; john dimaggio is the voice of Bender and Jake
Love that your finally diving into the animated Batman realm. Almost all Batman animated movies are top tier content (the killing joke not so much but that's up for debate). Looking forward to future animated Batman content!
Fun fact before death in the family came out DC actually let fans vote on whether or not they wanted Jason Todd to die in the comic with an overwhelming amount of people opting to have him die
Funner fact:: One Guy With An Automated Dialing Machine (those existed back in the 70-80's) programmed his Machine to dial "Kill Jason Todd" ... and single-handedly tipped the vote. ... that guy Killed Jason Todd. I believe after this was discovered, they chose to write him back in as the Red Hood.
There was One Guy with an Autodialer ... programmed to repeatedly call "Kill Jason Todd" ... after this was discovered, they wrote him back in as the Red Hood.
One of my absolute favorite Batman productions! I was really getting into comics as a kid in the '80s, post-Crisis on Infinite Earths, and I remember the death of Jason Todd quite well. I didn't love the methodology of how they brought him back in the comics, but this 'toon really takes the best parts of the comics and weaves them into a WONDERFUL experience.
Fun Fact: There is something of a quote-on-quote "sequel" to this movie called, "Batman: Death in the Family". Its basically this movie again BUT with something new added, the viewers choices. Its an interactive movie that "replays" the events of Under The Red Hood and explores the multiple different alternate outcomes. Basically, its like those decision-making video games but instead its movie. You're given 10 seconds to make a decision throughout the movie, altering the events. There's like 7 different endings.
I am glad that you liked this animation project. This version of Jason Todd is one of the most accurately presented in comparison with the original source. I also like that the narrative is not overloaded and does not get bored. I also can't wait for you to get to the "Mask of Fhantasm". In general, DC has a huge file of excellent cartoons and not only about Batman, but also about other heroes. I hope you'll get to them someday. Although I do not deny that there are enough unsuccessful ones, from the point of view of the audience's assessment.
I saw the notification that you watched this movie and my eyes widened immediately! You should totally watch Batman: The Killing Joke, or Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths. Those are my absolute favorite DC animated movies
In the comics the way Jason was brought back from the dead was more complicated. The Lazarus pit was involved but it was merely to restore his mind, Jason was already resurrected but sort of mindless. They way he came back to life, well if I told you you would think i was joking as it's so silly even for a comic book :)
There was a Batman animated series in the 90s which was really really good. If you havent watched that you totally should. It was literally called Batman the animated series if I remember correctly.
Aside from the Christopher Nolan Batman, Robert Patterson Batman for most people, the animated universe DC stuff is where you will find the greatest story EVER put to screen. So never sleep on what’s in store for you in the animation department. Animated Series in particular I am dying to see you start. Among many other animated movies. I haven’t seen every single one out there, but I’m sure many fans are saying this. They are a pretty huge deal in all of lore. Rich history, and diversity wealth worth of content. Because you became a devoted fan from the games, and reading the comics, I really can’t wait for you to see more animated content. Mask of the Phantasm is literally the theatrical movie for The Animated Series.
Yeah Comics canon can be a little difficult to explain thanks to the many DC Reboots. I'm pretty sure most of the comics you've read take place within the Post Crisis era of DC, 1986 to 2011 by far their most well known and beloved universe, combining the Multiverse into a single Earth so that many of DC's characters could co-exist together within the same history. Here the Justice Society of America (Originally from Earth-2) was re-written into the history of this new Earth, forming during WW2 and later inspiring the future generation of Superhero's such as The Flash, Batman, Superman, etc. You would've seen this in Batman: Hush whenever Bruce visited Metropolis and saw Alan Scott's Green Lantern flying overhead a member of the Justice Society of America and one of DC's Golden Age characters. DC then rebooted in 2011 giving birth to the New 52 a reality that did not feature The Justice Society of America or the Golden Age DC's hero's we know and love. Here Superman lost his parents when he was just 18 and grew up to become a more moody, emotional and according to some people a jackass Superman. Also depicted with a modernized suit that lacked the trunks, features more lines on the suit and a high collar. A more dark and moody universe that kind of had the same tone throughout, very much in the vein of the DCEU films, overly dark and brutal and lacked the charm of the Post Crisis stories like All-Star Superman. Grant Morrisons stuff was great though and brought some light to these characters. DC then rebooted with Rebirth in 2015 moving closer to the classic depictions of it's characters, their origins etc. And recently brought back the Justice Society of America with alot of the Post Crisis stories like Superman: Secret Origin becoming canonical again. We've gotten to the point where "Everything" is canon according to DC. An ever changing universe, a metaverse.
The Batman animated series is an absolute classic. mask of the phantasm is set in it's world, I believe at the end of season 1. if you need any other DC animated recommendations, I'd say the following are essential watches at least: Superman Vs the Elite Batman: The Long Halloween (Part 1 and 2) Batman: the Dark knight returns (Part 1 and 2) Justice League: Doom Justice League: Crisis on 2 Earths The Flashpoint Paradox (Transitions into a shared universe starting with Justice League: War)
This is one of my fav animated movies.🥰 Glad you reacted to it.👏🏼🙌🏼You like teen titans then maybe you should watch the real live action tv series Titans.😍It’s a phenomenal show.🔥
Love this one. 🙂 And yeah, John Dimaggio did a solid job as Joker. As far as the other animated Batman movies, I very highly recommend the two part film Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, it is absolutely fantastic! (It's even 100% critics and 93% audience scores on Rotten Tomatoes.)
The mainstream Robins, in order, are: Dick Grayson Jason Todd Tim Drake Stephanie Brown Damien Wayne Also, Bruce DID kill the Joker after Jason's death. Dick brought him back to life.
Watchmojo had an interesting way of describing his performance: he depicts Joker as a much more calculating villain, replacing clinical insanity with genuine malice and cruelty.
Loved the reaction love Batman when he deals with his Bat family and his original son Dick as Nightwing the most buitall from Damien to Batgirl have their amazing dialog heartfelt moments
When you manage to loop back around to comedies, you might consider throwing Harlem Nights on the list. It's a classic that's set during Prohibition and has a fairly all-star cast (Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Red Foxx, Della Reese, Arsenio Hall, etc).
Some versions of red hoods origin story have him being brought back by the Lazarus Pit but the original version is Superboy Prime punched the universe so hard it changed reality and brought Jason back from the dead and he had to crawl out of his coffin with his bare hands
I like how after playing the Arkham Series you’ve became such a Batman Fan, which is ironic because that is how my Batman Fandom started as well when I was a kid😂😂😂💪🏻💪🏻
Batman withdrawal? How about reactions to: - 90s batman movies - 90s batman cartoon (best batman to this day imo) - old Batman skits made by Dropout (old Collage Humour videos)
I really love your enthusiasm and knowledge of the Batman mythos. It really color your reaction video and give it really great energy. I fall in love with Batman during my viewing of 2 show that play in my youth, the batman animated series and the Justice League. If you never had the chance I highly recommand. Also for a more modern take you have the show Young Justice that follow Robin (Dick Grayson) and others sidekick sent in mission by Batman, really great. Or if you want to continue in the animated movies I highly recommand Batman Year One.
Mask of the Phantasm is arguably the best piece of Batman anything in history. You could do the sequel to this where its what if scenarios of events. Def make this a weekly thing where u watch a batman movie
Watching these animated movies got me into reading the comics. I’ve seen and read this story, Death in the Family, Hush, Long Halloween, The Killing Joke, Year One, and Dark Knight Returns. It sounds like Mask of the Phantasm is next on your list. I’d recommend Killing Joke, Long Halloween, or Dark Knight Returns after that.
Nice reaction :D Hope u watch more dc animated. I really like Superman/Batman: Public Enemies & Superman/Batman: Apocalypse. Those 2 are a great teamup!
The batman trilogy an even the animated is always strong an still popular to this day I love the franchise always will great reaction Miranda it's been a while since u done a reaction video this one was an incredible reaction we love u miranda❤
This is a great one! You need to check out Mask of the Phantasm! As good as a lot of these movies are, that one is still the best in my opinion. Bruce Greenwood does a good Batman. My most favorite role he played was in a show called Nowhere Man. It only lasted one season, but it was great! Also, the guy voicing REd Hood, played Dean Winchester in the show Supernatural, and he also does the voice of Batman in The Long Halloween 2 part movie. Amazo was first introduced in the Justice League Animated series (in terms of on screen portrayal), which I would also recommend watching. There are very few DC Animated movies that aren't amazing. You should eventually watch them all. But Mask of the Phantasm is where it started, which takes place between season 1 and 2 of Batman The Animated series.
Even though they are commonly forgotten, there is actually one more main Robin other than the four you mentioned her name is Stephanie Brown, and she eventually became batgirl when Barbara became Oracle
I;m really looking forward to your Mask of the Phamtasm reaction! 😃😁 I am really interested in your reaction to Batman The Animated Series. I think that most of us that grew up with the whole DC crew can trace their origins to Batman The Animated Series and its exciting to us when another comes along with as much fervor as we had to Batman.
The legendary John DiMaggio! AKA Bender Rodriguez AKA Jake the Dog. Also Jensen Ackles (Dean Winchester from Supernatural) did so freaking amazing as Red Hood! Glad he's back voicing Batman in the newer animated films!
What I like about this movie is that it understands that Batman isn't a sane and well-adjusted person. A conclusion you'd think would be simple from just looking at him but a lot of fanboys seem shocked by it. That no-kill rule is a part of his psychosis, it keeps him from being able to make a necessary kill for the betterment of the world, because he knows if he does it once, he wouldn't be able to stop himself from doing it more often to those that might not deserve it. It's a hard line he keeps to, no matter how many more people are out in danger or die because he keeps to it. He knows he's not well enough mentally to make that call.
You're starting off with this as your first dip into animated Batman stuff? Wow, you're starting off strong with the good stuff! Also, after this they released an interactive DVD called "Death in the Family" which starts off as the same story, but you could choose from different options so that the story branches off into different possibilities. Also-also, the way Jason Todd came back in the comics was so convolutedly stupid that the way they brought him back here was a much more elegant, simpler solution.
Hey Miranda great video. I’m loving the fact that you’re sharing your experiences with me and your community. As a whole. This has to be my favourite Batman movie before they revamped it. Would you be able to react to those it starts at the flashpoint paradox and finishes with apocalypse war. If you like superman the movie superman doomsday is really good in my opinion if you wanted to check that out also justice league doom I’m sorry if you’ve already reviewed them. I’ve only just jumped onto your movie channel. I discovered you through your gaming. May I just say fantastic videos on Hogwarts legacy.
Batman mask of the Phantasm, batman beyond return of the joker, and dark knight returns along with under the red hood are the best animated batman movies ever
There's also the interactive film "Death in the family" where u can actually have batman die at the beginning of this film instead of Jason there's a few different endings if u wanted to possibly watch it same voice actors from this
Five canon robins 1. Dick Grayson 2. Jason Todd 3. Tim Drake 4. Stephanie Brown 5. Damian Wayne People tend to ignore Stephanie because she had the shortest run, and DC editorial was also incredibly sexist towards her, but I would argue she has the most interesting run as Robin.
It's John Dimaggio as Joker. He's Bender from futuruma, Jake the dog from adventure time, Rath from Ben 10, and schnitzel from Chowder. Obviously he's one of those voice actors that's been in a million things, but those are the characters i think of when I see his name.
There was quite some time in real life between Jason's death and his ressurection, while the Hush storyline teases his return, he doesn't truly come back until Under the Hood. If you're starting animated DC content, I'd definately reccomend the Dark Knight Returns duology.
Yes, you picked two GREAT ones in “Under the Red Hood” and “Mask of the Phantasm,” for sure; and your reaction was lots of fun! Could I suggest 3 others for you? Two animated, and one live action-but only about a half hour long on the live-action one: 1. “Batman: Year One”; and 2. “The Dark Knight Returns” These are the two animated ones, adapted from two truly great graphic novels. And, 3. “Batman: Dying Is Easy” by Bat In the Sun Productions; they’re not a big Hollywood studio, but a LOT of Hollywood talent is involved, including actors, as you’ll see. And Kevin Porter is The best live-action Batman ever for my money. WELL worth the watch!
Jason's "This is the best day of my life" will always kick the living hell out of my emotions
Seriously props to the writer. A small flashback that adds *so* much emotional weight to that ending. And its unorthodox placement is not something many writers would consider.
For me it’s the line where he says “I’m not talking about Scarecrow or Penguin or Dent…” The first time I heard that I damn near cried.
For the people insisting that it’s Mark, you’re clearly wrong, that’s John DiMaggio.
Joker. Bender. Dr. Drakken. Toyman. Too many others to count. John DiMaggio is legendary. No disrespect to Mark Hamill, but this is my favorite Joker.
He performed stellar work doing interviews and compiling them for the VO documentary _I Know That Voice,_ too.
@@ScreamingScallop His voice as Smiling Jack in VtMB is really great.
So that's why I want to go on a Bender when he speaks.
They sound. Literally. Nothing. Alike!
Who the hell was saying it was Mark? It sounds nothing like Mark. Are those people acoustic?
Fun fact, the voice for angsty teenage Jason Todd is the same voice as Phineas from Phineas and Ferb. Batman, I know what we're gonna do today!
vincent martella is an icon
Also fun fact the kid who played young jason was the brother of teenage jason
Oh I didn't expect you to watch this, but it's so cool you did.
Also John DiMaggio is a well known voice actor, he voices Bender from Futurama and Jake from Adventure Time.
I love his Joker, he's so menacing and dry witted instead the typical energetic and high pitched Joker we often hear.
29:01 Bruce blaming himself makes more sense than some post Death In the Family comics where the writers had him blame Jason for his own death saying he supposedly didn't listen to him and rushed in when actually Jason's biological mother sold him out to Joker to save herself.
two be fair most of those stories i don't actually believe batman thinks that. he's desperately trying to convince himself of that so he won't feel the crippling guilt anymore. some of them it seems he had some measure of success deluding himself too
3 funfacts about Jason's character and tenure as Robin from beginning middle and end.
1. Jason's debut aligns with Killer Croc's who was the original killer of his parents iirc.
2. Something that gets revisioned alot nowadays when Jason being robin is written nowadays is making him "the hyperviolent Robin". Precrisis and postcrisis this wasn't the case. Jason's most dubious moments as robin were outliers in his career. (A highlight of which is in the iconic Superman story The Man Who Has Everything. Definitely recommend reading. It has a great animated adaptation in the show Justice League Unlimited but Jason isn't present it.
3. Pretty much every adaptation of Death of The Family skips over or changes the events that led Jason into the situation. The lead up being him searching for his biological mother when he realizes the woman he grew up with was his stepmother. The crowbar scene hits way harder with his mother standing in the background smoking as she reluctantly accepts she sold her son out so the Joker wouldn't ruin the new life she had. And it's all the sadder that Jason's last moments was working through the pain trying every possible way to still save his mom from getting the door open, to trying to defuse the bomb only to be too bad of a condition to disarm it and ultimately using his bidy as a shield to protect her only for her to live long enough to tell Bruce what a hero he was before dying too.
Who is this for?
@@chand911anyone who cares about comics
@@chandlerburse pretty much most of us geeks in the comments
Oh man...that's way sadder. I think I would have preferred if this was more well known and adapted.
@@chand911 It's for the people who'd like to know trivia such as the time Superboy Prime punched reality really really hard it brought a certain character back.
Batman Mask Of The Phantasm is Amazing.
Fun Fact: It was supposed to end the of the The Animated Series. But it was so well received by people. They did a 3rd season.
90's classic that gives me nostalgia to simpler times. Remember my mom taping the animated series on vhs
100%. The Mr. Freeze movie is cool too.
@@ryancurrul7208 and then batman beyond in the future!
@@AnonymousSaiyan and then Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker.
Oh yeah this is truly one of best animated Batman movies ever along with Batman Mask of the Phantasm, also just in general you are in for a real treat with all of the animated Batman movies and I particularly can't wait for you to eventually get to The Batman Vs Dracula because this one is severely and criminally underrated when it comes to the animated Batman movies 🧛🩸🦇
Batman Vs Dracula 1 of the very few I've never seen, but I think that's because The Batman show never really got much coverage in the UK
Not to mention Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.
@@passionsquietrage oh yeah that one too
Almost all Batman movies are great
@@imed-ha77 the Batman 66 movie a genius in what the hell lol
I will definitely be here for the Batman The Animated Show reactions! You are gonna love it and Mask of the Phantasm!
I love Janssen Ackles who plays the redhood. The scene with the R PG very funny.😅
You could replace hood with dean winchester and it still kinda works haha
"Who is the voice of Joker?" Can you believe it?--it is none other than the great John DiMaggio, who voices Jake the Dog and Bender!!
Both your laughter and love of all things Batman are contagious. Thank you for your intelligent, fun reactions. It would be great to see you react to ALMOST GOT HIM from the classic BATMAN THE ANIMATED SERIES.
Unpopular opinion: John Dimaggio's Joker is every bit as iconic and funny as Mark Hamill's Joker.
John did a good job, really making him very menacing. But Mark is such a high benchmark. His maniac cackling is of the charts and unlike this Joker, BTAS Joker would never allow himself to ever not be the center of attention. The chips-eating - murder-the-next-second is something this John Joker can do, but Mark's Joker would never be written in this situation in the first place: he would demand the attention, not be able to subdue himself to strike at an opportune moment like this Joker did.
I kinda like BTAS Joker more, because he's almost as much fighting himself as Batman, and that just adds to his deranged side, although I appreciate it would probably not work as well if comics.
Absolutely.. I would even say more so, honestly. And that's coming from someone who grew up with the Animated Series, through the 90's.
YES!!! Finally, an adaptation of the comics finally! This is legit one of the best Batman projects ever. I'm so excited to see you watch this!
Man, I forgot how good Jensen Ackles is in this!
Jensen ackels shout out to the goat 🐐
Not a fan of his portrayal as Batman in the recent animated movies.
Jensen Ackles - Supernatural, Jason Todd/Red Hood, Batman- The Long Halloween 2021 (Bruce Wayne/Batman), 2023 Justice League Warworld and JL- Crisis on Infinite Earths Bruce Wayne/Batman lol
@@brandonphoummany9668you forgot Soulja Boy
The joy Miranda gets from Batman is the same as all us watching her and listening to her brilliant commentary. Hope everyone has an amazing day.
Got to watch Batman Mask of the Phantasm, Justice League Doom, Flashpoint Paradox, All Star Superman, Superman vs The Elite, Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, and The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 and 2 as your next animated movies.
Also definitely watch Batman the Animated Series. Best Batman content ever!
Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths part 1, 2 and 3 too!
If she watches flashpoint I hope she’ll do the whole of the DCAMU
Alfred asking Bruce about if he wants him to remove the suit isn’t a question if Bruce still respects or loves Jason
Its a question on whether Jason’s memorial means anything since he’s back
And Bruce is basically saying that he’s still dead
that's your interpretation. But I think hers actually makes more sense.
I always think it's about not that Jason's still dead. It's that he still died, that Bruce made a mistake that lead to his loved one dying and even if he's alive, now. He still died and that's still Bruce's fault he has to make up for.
@@minimi870 exactly. It's not a memorial "To Jason's Life, (and Tragic Death)" ... it's a reminder of "Batman's Failure. ... He -let- Jason Die."
"HA-HA-HA Jokes On You."
@@minimi870 thats exactly what i said
"Aren't there, like, a billion Robins though?"
Technically there are billions of each superhero. Infinite multiverses and all.
This and Mask of the Phantasm are definitely among the best animated Batman movies. I'm super excited for when you get into the animated series and Tim Burton Batman movies!
Miranda, I appreciate you so much for being the only other person I’ve heard notice the lack of a door in that apartment bathroom (at least before Bruce uses Jason to make a new one) lmao. In any case, super stoked you got to this one, easily my favorite DC animated movie, showing my favorite character from DC too.
This is the best Joker in my opinion. The scene where he’s meeting Black Mask and the all rest of the scenes he’s in perfectly encapsulate everything about Joker: He’s the perfect comic relief, but he’s also an unpredictable blood thirsty menace, never diminishing either side of him, which even Mark Hamill’s version fails at sometimes, but that’s all thanks to the brilliant writing of this movie
“You managed to find a way to win, *and everybody still looses!”* is probably one of my favorite Joker lines in this movie
Not the Batman movie reaction I expected/needed, but the one we deserved
Hey Miranda! Love your content! Keep it up. Honestly, whenever I'm having a bad day, your content puts me in a good mood every time, so thank you for that. It's always a great feeling whenever I find a fellow movie buff(s), that appreciate not only the entertainment value, but the joy it brings with every showing. Again, thanks for always being there.
Fun fact; john dimaggio is the voice of Bender and Jake
Jason Todd is one of my favorite characters in all of fiction. He’s so amazing
Was just playing as him in Arkham Knight
Love that your finally diving into the animated Batman realm. Almost all Batman animated movies are top tier content (the killing joke not so much but that's up for debate). Looking forward to future animated Batman content!
Fun fact before death in the family came out DC actually let fans vote on whether or not they wanted Jason Todd to die in the comic with an overwhelming amount of people opting to have him die
Funner fact:: One Guy With An Automated Dialing Machine (those existed back in the 70-80's) programmed his Machine to dial "Kill Jason Todd" ... and single-handedly tipped the vote. ... that guy Killed Jason Todd.
I believe after this was discovered, they chose to write him back in as the Red Hood.
That's only half the truth.
There was One Guy with an Autodialer ... programmed to repeatedly call "Kill Jason Todd" ... after this was discovered, they wrote him back in as the Red Hood.
@@ChurchNietzsche That's a myth, and not why they brought him back 30 years later
@@ChurchNietzsche Myth
One of my absolute favorite Batman productions! I was really getting into comics as a kid in the '80s, post-Crisis on Infinite Earths, and I remember the death of Jason Todd quite well. I didn't love the methodology of how they brought him back in the comics, but this 'toon really takes the best parts of the comics and weaves them into a WONDERFUL experience.
Hope you do more DC animated universe. I'll watch. Thanks for sharing. Always fun watching along with you. Peace and love.
By far the best reaction channel no doubt I wish you the best
You know, you are still the nicest first time reacter of all. Never change🙂....
Fun Fact: There is something of a quote-on-quote "sequel" to this movie called, "Batman: Death in the Family".
Its basically this movie again BUT with something new added, the viewers choices. Its an interactive movie that "replays" the events of Under The Red Hood and explores the multiple different alternate outcomes.
Basically, its like those decision-making video games but instead its movie. You're given 10 seconds to make a decision throughout the movie, altering the events. There's like 7 different endings.
Arguably the worst thing they released in this era.
I am glad that you liked this animation project. This version of Jason Todd is one of the most accurately presented in comparison with the original source. I also like that the narrative is not overloaded and does not get bored. I also can't wait for you to get to the "Mask of Fhantasm". In general, DC has a huge file of excellent cartoons and not only about Batman, but also about other heroes. I hope you'll get to them someday. Although I do not deny that there are enough unsuccessful ones, from the point of view of the audience's assessment.
After finding out we're both massive Batman fans, and loving your reaction to Ferris Bueller, you got my subscription
You’re in for a ride on the superhero animation train!!! So much good stuff ahead!
The sound design in that opening scene is amazing. The hits from the crowbar sound just so hard.
Mask of the Phantasm - it was the first "film" after the initial success of the TV series - that was so long ago that i own it on laserdisc
I saw the notification that you watched this movie and my eyes widened immediately! You should totally watch Batman: The Killing Joke, or Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths. Those are my absolute favorite DC animated movies
In the comics the way Jason was brought back from the dead was more complicated. The Lazarus pit was involved but it was merely to restore his mind, Jason was already resurrected but sort of mindless. They way he came back to life, well if I told you you would think i was joking as it's so silly even for a comic book :)
Glad you enjoyed it, to me it’s one of my favourite Batman movies but favourite Batman Animated movie (in my opinion).
The Dark Knight Returns 2 part film is the best DC animated project.
Part 1 is also fantastic
Ur genuine amusement of this movie made my day so much better
There was a Batman animated series in the 90s which was really really good. If you havent watched that you totally should. It was literally called Batman the animated series if I remember correctly.
Aside from the Christopher Nolan Batman, Robert Patterson Batman for most people, the animated universe DC stuff is where you will find the greatest story EVER put to screen. So never sleep on what’s in store for you in the animation department. Animated Series in particular I am dying to see you start. Among many other animated movies. I haven’t seen every single one out there, but I’m sure many fans are saying this. They are a pretty huge deal in all of lore. Rich history, and diversity wealth worth of content. Because you became a devoted fan from the games, and reading the comics, I really can’t wait for you to see more animated content. Mask of the Phantasm is literally the theatrical movie for The Animated Series.
9:56 “I’m surprised he didn’t make an example of someone.”
Meanwhile the bag of severed heads sits on the table.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought this.
@@MandalorianRevan bag of severed heads: “am I a joke to you?”
"You managed to find a way to win...and everybody STILL LOSES!" - Batman's justice summed up
Yeah Comics canon can be a little difficult to explain thanks to the many DC Reboots. I'm pretty sure most of the comics you've read take place within the Post Crisis era of DC, 1986 to 2011 by far their most well known and beloved universe, combining the Multiverse into a single Earth so that many of DC's characters could co-exist together within the same history. Here the Justice Society of America (Originally from Earth-2) was re-written into the history of this new Earth, forming during WW2 and later inspiring the future generation of Superhero's such as The Flash, Batman, Superman, etc. You would've seen this in Batman: Hush whenever Bruce visited Metropolis and saw Alan Scott's Green Lantern flying overhead a member of the Justice Society of America and one of DC's Golden Age characters.
DC then rebooted in 2011 giving birth to the New 52 a reality that did not feature The Justice Society of America or the Golden Age DC's hero's we know and love. Here Superman lost his parents when he was just 18 and grew up to become a more moody, emotional and according to some people a jackass Superman. Also depicted with a modernized suit that lacked the trunks, features more lines on the suit and a high collar. A more dark and moody universe that kind of had the same tone throughout, very much in the vein of the DCEU films, overly dark and brutal and lacked the charm of the Post Crisis stories like All-Star Superman. Grant Morrisons stuff was great though and brought some light to these characters.
DC then rebooted with Rebirth in 2015 moving closer to the classic depictions of it's characters, their origins etc. And recently brought back the Justice Society of America with alot of the Post Crisis stories like Superman: Secret Origin becoming canonical again. We've gotten to the point where "Everything" is canon according to DC. An ever changing universe, a metaverse.
The voice actor for black mask is amazing ❤😂.
oh finally been waiting for this reaction for abit now lol lets goo
The Batman animated series is an absolute classic. mask of the phantasm is set in it's world, I believe at the end of season 1.
if you need any other DC animated recommendations, I'd say the following are essential watches at least:
Superman Vs the Elite
Batman: The Long Halloween (Part 1 and 2)
Batman: the Dark knight returns (Part 1 and 2)
Justice League: Doom
Justice League: Crisis on 2 Earths
The Flashpoint Paradox (Transitions into a shared universe starting with Justice League: War)
Great pick Miranda, it’s okay you can watch anything Batman when you feel like it, still hoping you cover the Michael Keaton and Batfleck movies. 🖤🦇
20:54 Yep. While Black Mask was burning his childhood home down he got caught in the fire and it burned the mask into his face.
Oh so that’s why his face is always so skull shaped, cool to know thanks for the info
This is one of my fav animated movies.🥰 Glad you reacted to it.👏🏼🙌🏼You like teen titans then maybe you should watch the real live action tv series Titans.😍It’s a phenomenal show.🔥
Its one of my favorite Joker quotes of all time: "I love it, you managed to find a way to win... AND EVERYBODY STILL LOSES!!!"
Love this one. 🙂 And yeah, John Dimaggio did a solid job as Joker.
As far as the other animated Batman movies, I very highly recommend the two part film Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, it is absolutely fantastic! (It's even 100% critics and 93% audience scores on Rotten Tomatoes.)
Great pick, always a good day when a batman reaction is uploaded
The mainstream Robins, in order, are:
Dick Grayson
Jason Todd
Tim Drake
Stephanie Brown
Damien Wayne
Also, Bruce DID kill the Joker after Jason's death. Dick brought him back to life.
the dark knight returns part 1 and 2 are a must watch.
Love your reaction. i needed this after everything going on. thank you!
“This is the best day of my life” is such a perfect bittersweet note to end the film on.
Also Joh DiMaggio is a criminally underrated Joker.
4:53 John Dimaggio' Futurama's Bender.
Watchmojo had an interesting way of describing his performance: he depicts Joker as a much more calculating villain, replacing clinical insanity with genuine malice and cruelty.
Is Jake the Dog from Adventure a more or less famous role for Dimaggio?
@@parker469a Yup. Along with Rath from Ben 10, Brother Blood from Teen Titans and Uka Uka from Crash Bandicoot.
@@F0re5tMan And Smilin' Jack from Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines.
@@erikbjelke4411 Didn't know that.
most of the animated dc stuff is pretty awesome, there's a good mount of it too.
That was very good. Your reaction even better. Thanks Miranda.
Loved the reaction love Batman when he deals with his Bat family and his original son Dick as Nightwing the most buitall from Damien to Batgirl have their amazing dialog heartfelt moments
When you manage to loop back around to comedies, you might consider throwing Harlem Nights on the list. It's a classic that's set during Prohibition and has a fairly all-star cast (Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Red Foxx, Della Reese, Arsenio Hall, etc).
Some versions of red hoods origin story have him being brought back by the Lazarus Pit but the original version is Superboy Prime punched the universe so hard it changed reality and brought Jason back from the dead and he had to crawl out of his coffin with his bare hands
I like how after playing the Arkham Series you’ve became such a Batman Fan, which is ironic because that is how my Batman Fandom started as well when I was a kid😂😂😂💪🏻💪🏻
Batman withdrawal? How about reactions to:
- 90s batman movies
- 90s batman cartoon (best batman to this day imo)
- old Batman skits made by Dropout (old Collage Humour videos)
Batman Death of The Family has one of the scariest versions of Joker I have ever witnessed.
I really love your enthusiasm and knowledge of the Batman mythos. It really color your reaction video and give it really great energy. I fall in love with Batman during my viewing of 2 show that play in my youth, the batman animated series and the Justice League. If you never had the chance I highly recommand. Also for a more modern take you have the show Young Justice that follow Robin (Dick Grayson) and others sidekick sent in mission by Batman, really great. Or if you want to continue in the animated movies I highly recommand Batman Year One.
Mask of the Phantasm is arguably the best piece of Batman anything in history. You could do the sequel to this where its what if scenarios of events. Def make this a weekly thing where u watch a batman movie
I’d have to whole heartedly disagree. Year Two Reaper, the inspiration for Phantasm is far, far better
And... Here... We... go.
Watching these animated movies got me into reading the comics. I’ve seen and read this story, Death in the Family, Hush, Long Halloween, The Killing Joke, Year One, and Dark Knight Returns. It sounds like Mask of the Phantasm is next on your list. I’d recommend Killing Joke, Long Halloween, or Dark Knight Returns after that.
Man, the Death in the Family book is peak 80's Batman comics.
Nice reaction :D Hope u watch more dc animated. I really like Superman/Batman: Public Enemies & Superman/Batman: Apocalypse. Those 2 are a great teamup!
The batman trilogy an even the animated is always strong an still popular to this day I love the franchise always will great reaction Miranda it's been a while since u done a reaction video this one was an incredible reaction we love u miranda❤
“Please tell the big man I said…hello.” 😈
Looking forward to the animated series! I enjoy almost all things Batman but the animated series is at the tip top of everything in my eyes.
This movie is so intense, I love it.
This is a great one! You need to check out Mask of the Phantasm! As good as a lot of these movies are, that one is still the best in my opinion. Bruce Greenwood does a good Batman. My most favorite role he played was in a show called Nowhere Man. It only lasted one season, but it was great! Also, the guy voicing REd Hood, played Dean Winchester in the show Supernatural, and he also does the voice of Batman in The Long Halloween 2 part movie. Amazo was first introduced in the Justice League Animated series (in terms of on screen portrayal), which I would also recommend watching. There are very few DC Animated movies that aren't amazing. You should eventually watch them all. But Mask of the Phantasm is where it started, which takes place between season 1 and 2 of Batman The Animated series.
Even though they are commonly forgotten, there is actually one more main Robin other than the four you mentioned her name is Stephanie Brown, and she eventually became batgirl when Barbara became Oracle
I;m really looking forward to your Mask of the Phamtasm reaction! 😃😁
I am really interested in your reaction to Batman The Animated Series.
I think that most of us that grew up with the whole DC crew can trace their origins to Batman The Animated Series and its exciting to us when another comes along with as much fervor as we had to Batman.
The legendary John DiMaggio! AKA Bender Rodriguez AKA Jake the Dog. Also Jensen Ackles (Dean Winchester from Supernatural) did so freaking amazing as Red Hood! Glad he's back voicing Batman in the newer animated films!
What I like about this movie is that it understands that Batman isn't a sane and well-adjusted person. A conclusion you'd think would be simple from just looking at him but a lot of fanboys seem shocked by it. That no-kill rule is a part of his psychosis, it keeps him from being able to make a necessary kill for the betterment of the world, because he knows if he does it once, he wouldn't be able to stop himself from doing it more often to those that might not deserve it. It's a hard line he keeps to, no matter how many more people are out in danger or die because he keeps to it. He knows he's not well enough mentally to make that call.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Not all DC Animation films are excellent, but those that are,
are true gems 👌👌👌
You're starting off with this as your first dip into animated Batman stuff? Wow, you're starting off strong with the good stuff! Also, after this they released an interactive DVD called "Death in the Family" which starts off as the same story, but you could choose from different options so that the story branches off into different possibilities. Also-also, the way Jason Todd came back in the comics was so convolutedly stupid that the way they brought him back here was a much more elegant, simpler solution.
Betting a bag of Cheez-Its on the wrong answer is wild 😂😂
Hey Miranda great video. I’m loving the fact that you’re sharing your experiences with me and your community. As a whole. This has to be my favourite Batman movie before they revamped it. Would you be able to react to those it starts at the flashpoint paradox and finishes with apocalypse war. If you like superman the movie superman doomsday is really good in my opinion if you wanted to check that out also justice league doom I’m sorry if you’ve already reviewed them. I’ve only just jumped onto your movie channel. I discovered you through your gaming. May I just say fantastic videos on Hogwarts legacy.
Batman mask of the Phantasm, batman beyond return of the joker, and dark knight returns along with under the red hood are the best animated batman movies ever
There's also the interactive film "Death in the family" where u can actually have batman die at the beginning of this film instead of Jason there's a few different endings if u wanted to possibly watch it same voice actors from this
Oh man she really needs to watch "The Dark Knight Returns." One of the best batman movies ever made.
Five canon robins
1. Dick Grayson
2. Jason Todd
3. Tim Drake
4. Stephanie Brown
5. Damian Wayne
People tend to ignore Stephanie because she had the shortest run, and DC editorial was also incredibly sexist towards her, but I would argue she has the most interesting run as Robin.
6. carrie kelly
I’ve always her Stephanie was retconed
@@FurbyPurrson I’m more familiar with Carrie than Stephanie.
@@chainsawboy2388Stephanie is still around as a member of the Batfamily, but she goes by the vigilante name “Spoiler” now
Dick Grayson may have been Batman's greatest success... but sadly, Jason Todd was Batman's greatest failure😥
It's John Dimaggio as Joker. He's Bender from futuruma, Jake the dog from adventure time, Rath from Ben 10, and schnitzel from Chowder. Obviously he's one of those voice actors that's been in a million things, but those are the characters i think of when I see his name.
This, mask of the phantasm, and Batman beyond return of the joker are all amazing. Hopefully you react to them. Great reaction
I love how they show that Batman can become a psychopath if he crosses the line. Love this film
There was quite some time in real life between Jason's death and his ressurection, while the Hush storyline teases his return, he doesn't truly come back until Under the Hood.
If you're starting animated DC content, I'd definately reccomend the Dark Knight Returns duology.
Mask of the Phantasm is definitely a good one to check out!
Yes, you picked two GREAT ones in “Under the Red Hood” and “Mask of the Phantasm,” for sure; and your reaction was lots of fun!
Could I suggest 3 others for you? Two animated, and one live action-but only about a half hour long on the live-action one:
1. “Batman: Year One”; and
2. “The Dark Knight Returns”
These are the two animated ones, adapted from two truly great graphic novels.
And,
3. “Batman: Dying Is Easy” by Bat In the Sun Productions; they’re not a big Hollywood studio, but a LOT of Hollywood talent is involved, including actors, as you’ll see. And Kevin Porter is The best live-action Batman ever for my money. WELL worth the watch!