“Maybe he’s a fan of yours, or maybe he’s got a grudge against you too.” Riddler is a fan of Batman and had a grudge against Bruce Wayne. Brilliant stuff
@@shariqhasan6220 This, he acts in a way that makes him REALLY seem like he does know, but considering his obsession with batman he either doesn't care or hasn't connected the final dots yet
Isn't it great that in just *one* movie we have seen Riddler, Joker, Penguin, Catwoman and Falcone and it not being forced, at all? They just exist in this universe, in Gotham, without being the main villain whatsoever. This is how Gotham is supposed to feel. The rogues are *always* present, albeit in the background. In the comics, you would see villains pop up all the time, sometimes even in a single panel without dialogue.
Love this version of the joker and I’m excited for MORE The Batman films entirely! This ENTIRE movie already, is a 10/10 MASTERPIECE! We have a batman movie where the best character in the film IS Batman/Bruce Wayne! Robert Pattinson is the BEST batman I've seen and he's PHENOMENAL as Batman AND Bruce Wayne entirely while still given him a new stylized look that's FANTASTIC to see! Love this movie to death as it's the BEST batman movie, felt like batman: the animated series BEAUTIFULLY brought to life with it's gorgeous Art Direction and aesthetics! MASTERPIECE of a film throughout!
@@troybrown587 LOL What a joke!, I’m NOT “rEpeAtInG” myself AT ALL NOR am I a “fAnGiRl”! I’m giving credit where credit is due and this movie HAS Deserved them all based on its success it’s accomplished and it’s embarrassing how you fail to understand that at all here with your insufferable comment here. And get that horrid emoji face out of here with your nonsense. You've only proven you have NO idea on what you're talking about here as MOST people know what I'm talking about. BUZZ OFF, and go away. You have NO idea on what your even talking about here!
Agreed. Love the acid burns. Love the “going to Hannibal Lecter for help” feel. He is clearly highly intelligent and understands psychology. Absolutely killed it. Stellar movie as a whole.
Ledger’s Joker was focused and menacing while still clearly being psychologically damaged. This Joker though gives off the vibes of being totally insane and having done some truly horrific and disturbing things.
Keeping Joker out of focus until it mattered when he is, is such a simple yet brilliant idea. It achieves the goal of the scene with the camera; Best Directing, Cinematography, and Sound nominees for any award show
Agreed. Love the fact of how freakishly mutilated he is. Fun fan theory - He did it himself, The Joker was a self- taught street chemist and rising drug baron who made SmileX - a drug he designed him self. It caused mass psychosis and death with rictus self mutilation. Batman raided his lab and during struggle a stray batarrang caused a chemical explosion he got burned up by the chemicals. That would account for his green hair also.
In just 2 minutes Barry Keoghan and Pattinson showed an understanding of the chemistry and history between Batman and Joker. Matt Reeves is bringing life to the comics in a way we've never seen before!
@@spunkymaniac9312 oh man you are so inmature. The fact that he doesn't like the movie doesn't mean he is a marvel fanboy. People like you are everything that is wrong with these fan bases
This feels like a mix between the video game Joker and Heath Ledger. He's insane, but he's also a psychological genius and his appearance looks very appropriate with the acid burns and the messed up teeth.
@@DonPasquale_ lmao what kind of a response is that. He is a professional actor. I’m sure he could adjust his pitch or whatever to change his voice a bit. Lmao do you not know that actors can change their voices based on what characters they play ?
Love this scene! Just like the movie which is a 10/10 MASTERPIECE!! Pattinson is the BEST Batman/Bruce Wayne PERIOD! The ENTIRE movie is a 10/10 MASTERPIECE! We have a batman movie where the best character in the film IS Batman/Bruce Wayne! Robert Pattinson is the BEST batman I've seen and he's PHENOMENAL as Batman AND Bruce Wayne entirely while still given him a new stylized look that's FANTASTIC to see! Love this movie to death as it's the BEST batman movie, felt like batman: the animated series BEAUTIFULLY brought to life with it's gorgeous Art Direction and aesthetics! MASTERPIECE of a film throughout!
Can't believe Barry Keoghan has made himself such a presence with literally around six minutes of screentime; pure talent. How interesting would it be if this version of the Joker caused chaos for the fun of it - would make him unpredictable and genuinely horrifying. Can't wait to see where they take this.
The craziest part of this is Joker was right about everything. Right down to Batman believing they deserved it, which is what he implied about the commissioner and his death. Love that they made him intelligent. The other side of the coin, when compared to Batman kind of thing
Love this version of the joker and I’m excited for MORE The Batman films entirely! This ENTIRE movie already, is a 10/10 MASTERPIECE! We have a batman movie where the best character in the film IS Batman/Bruce Wayne! Robert Pattinson is the BEST batman I've seen and he's PHENOMENAL as Batman AND Bruce Wayne entirely while still given him a new stylized look that's FANTASTIC to see! Love this movie to death as it's the BEST batman movie, felt like batman: the animated series BEAUTIFULLY brought to life with it's gorgeous Art Direction and aesthetics! MASTERPIECE of a film throughout!
@@Gadget-Walkmen Can you really say he was phenominal as Bruce Wayne? Even in the scenes out of costume Pattinson was playing Batman. Bruce Wayne wasn't in the movie at all. At this point Bruce Wayne is still dead and buried with Thomas and Martha. The sequel is likely where we'll see Bruce Wayne reborn.
@@Drums_of_Liberation Yes, he WAS Phenomenal as Bruce Wayne when you understand the whole POINT of the movie and what it's striving for OF Bruce Wayne's characterizations CENTER off. It's COMPLETELY perfect because Batman IS Bruce's trauma, and this movie had to showcase that he's so obsessed with being batman that he forget how to be himself and a proper human being. He LEARNS how to be better Bruce Wayne AND Batman at the end of this movie, as this was the whole point OF. It's no different from Batman: Year One or Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Batman IS the Trauma that makes Batman, BATMAN. Batman's story will ALWAYS be a tragedy at heart as he can never be fully happy to be Batman. But the point of this movie is showcase how Bruce can LEARN how to grow from that with his interactions with Selina so he can be a human again and learn HOW to be a better Batman for the people of Gotham by not being so full of rage but by being an inspiration of hope and love!
Man I'm absolutely loving the world Matt has built. The dark, more human, deep relations the Batman has with his enemies is in my opinion the best that's ever came to screen.
1:42 when Joker takes the packet, the paperclip closest to the yellow post-it-note is there but at 4:11 the paperclip is gone when Batman takes the packet back. Probably how Joker can escape!
@@skyfigurefun the batman is based on year two, he already daughter and imprisoned Red Hood, he's not joker yet Typo sorry typo 😂 it should read "he already faught and imprisoned Red Hood" no clue why it says "Daughter" 😂
The audience can see that there is something very wrong with him…but he is also so right in understanding both Riddler and Batman. There’s a lot of potential here (for aggressive expansion.)
What you don't get is that IS Jared LEto all over again. They burned his skin, had him loose some hairs to look grundgy, edgy, whatever. They're compensating for lack of substance. This is what this whole movie is doing, compensating.
That was tattooed on his head following a beat down from Batman. "You damaged my face bats" type of thing. Either way, still better than Ledger's and Nicholsons.
This joker is absolutely nasty. The amount of detail with the scars, filthy hair, and grimy fingers give such a different look. One that can’t even take care of himself and neglects his own appearance. Really excited for this joker.
🃏 Ça m'a fait penser à the dark knight " Tu refuses de me tuer par sentiments de noblesse des plus imaginaires quant à moi je refuse de tuer car tu es trop amusant "
Robert Pattinson and Barry keoghan’s chemistry of Batman and joker would be the darkest intense adaptation, as it’s feeling like a chemistry of Batman and the joker from the Arkham games.
Oh yeah. And he can’t even talk correctly also if you notice, he’s slurring his speech constantly. The Acid/chemicals really screwed him up. Everything was thought out.
This really works as a deleted scene. You can appreciate what the Joker was getting at because you've seen the movie (presumably). If this was included, it would have been too on the nose. It shows how capable the Joker is, and it's exciting if he's in the next one :)
Best part is the context isn’t out of place. Everything you need to know about their history and relationship is put out there in a way that makes sense for the story, Matt Reeves is incredible.
I’m hoping this is the role of the Joker in this trilogy. The criminal angle Batman uses in his cases instead of being one of the villains himself. That way, we can still get this new Joker while getting new villains
They could do a lot with it. Have a second movie where joker is helping him then at the end he breaks out of Arkham becoming the villian of the third movie.
But it’s also understandable to not want to throw the joker into the final cut as it could take attention away from the main story and they might want to redesign him by the sequel if there is one
@@ArrakisHeir88 He doesn’t tell Batman the complete truth here, he just wants Batman to indulge in his worst impulses while fully knowing that he did as well. Joker IS smart here by figuring out a case that it took Batman and entire week to solve but couldn’t. NOTHING you say here makes any sense at all.
@@ArrakisHeir88 You make NO sense at all here as Joker IS SMART and he DIDN’T just tell Batman the “truth” at all, he was messing with Batman heavily here and wasting his time as he doesn’t try to give him a straight answer that he REALLY needs.
@@OttoWatt9000 How did he manipulate Batman, lmao? You recognize that this scene is so unimportant you didn't even know you missed it until you saw it here, right? It's not in the movie.
@@ArrakisHeir88 Are you serious right now? He WAS manipulating the Batman by telling him his inner dark thoughts by speaking it out loud by making his heart drop about the case that on how he might TRULY feel about the case of the cops and the politicians. That’s the importance of the scene. To showcase the dynamic of the Batman and the Joker and how joker tries to manipulate Batman into thinking about his dark thoughts. THAT’S the nuances of the scene. There is no “lmao” at all coming from you at all as you don’t know anything what your talking about in this scene at all. The scene WAS important to showcase the status of the dynamic of how Batman and joker but it wasn’t necessary for the movie itself. Of course, the movie DOES “works better without this scene” overall but it’s still a fantastic scene of the nuanced subtext dynamic that’s happening between these two and their history together in establishing character! They cut it out as this scene basically spoils the ending of the dynamic of the Riddler and Batman here. The scene is overall an over-explanation of things to come, it’s STILL great tho and a fantastic scene regardless even when it got cut. THAT'S why it's a amazing scene as a whole even when it’s cut out! LOVE this movie as a whole as it’s MASTERPIECE of a movie easily!
I’d love if they kept joker a side character like this throughout the trilogy and we only see him in moments like this where he’s just off to the side or does little cameos being locked up , or even have him be mostly in the Arkham spin-off show their doing for this universe. But by the end of the main trilogy have him escape or something showing he’ll become the official crime lord we all know & love.
It would be cool to eventually have a War of Jokes and Riddles movie where Riddler and Joker escape Arkham and after a disagreement they are both terrorizing the city in competition with each other.
@@EskimoKillaz that would be a cool storyline to see in the Arkham show their doing. Maybe see joker b an influence on other big baddies from Batman’s villain gallery and how he operates crime from behind bars only to eventually escape
Jokers design in this film gave me heath ledger vibes, and that laugh is absolutely amazing! Barry Keoghan definitely knocked it out of the park with his fantastic performance!
chills. The way Reeves doesn't reveal his face until that little bit in the end where you can see his mouth is genius, along with the sinister interpretation by Barry thanks to the script, gives the scene such tension and build up. So dark, I'm here for it.
HOW DID JOKER SOLVE RIDDLER'S MOTIVE? A person becomes a serial killer because of bullying, disowned by society, corruption, family issues, religion, being cheated on & trauma of a horrific incident ! Joker has been through some of those stuff & understands what makes one a vigilant serial killer. Also the Arkham Hospital/ asylum had TV's outside every cell. Joker knew The Riddler loves putting people in traps & his victims are corrupt politicians ,officers & Commissioners. Riddler wasn't a pycho killing random people. He had motives & had put efforts in his traps and riddles. THEREFORE A PERSONAL VENDETTA !
@@cable7152 what has he done to the joker he ruined everything about batman he ruined my favorite dc comics hero batman so im happy im not going not going to watch it.
Love how we never get a full, clear view of this Joker's face. It makes him seem all the more unknowable and dangerous even though we all know who this character is supposed to be (or at least who he's supposed to be an iteration of). And Barry Keoghan can do no wrong, can he?
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Love the Manhunter vibes. He is perfectly capable of playing this take on Joker. The director was correct to have taken it out but I’m grateful we can see it as a clip.
@@AV-xm5ln Because it is almost beat for beat the scene from Manhunter. Down to the protagonist taking the file and walking away to bait the answer from the villain.
The vibe I’m getting with the music and the unsettling atmosphere is that of not Silence of the lambs but the Will Graham / Hannibal Lector interrogation scene in Manhunter. That scene is just wonderfully directed, reason say this is cause at the end when Batman is trying to leave Joker still taunts him about how Batman thinks they deserve this. Kinda blocked similarly as the scene with Will Graham leaving.
@@07foxmulder no, he’s referring to the characters at play. Clarice has a different dynamic with Hannibal than Will. Batman’s dynamic more closely resembles the latter.
@@umanggada8684 Manhunter was a movie from '86, the Hannibal show and Manhunter were based off the same book series. This scene has more in common with Manhunter than Silence of the Lambs
So for the real Crime Nerds like myself: this is similar to not only the Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal Lector assisting to catch Buffalo Bill but Ted Bundy also cooperated with the FBI to catch the Green River Killer. Matt Reeves is a beast for this scene 👏🏼👏🏼
I'd never thought I'd see a version of the joker that would genuinely surprise me. But this version feels frighteningly real. This feels like and individual who is a genuine psychopath as opposed to becoming a psychopath through systematic abuse, a horrible accident, or as an answer from a lower social class against the elitist society
You can still be a geniune psychopath through abuse. Lately, I've started seeing people's true colors and seemingly how Ledger's Joker wasn't as "real."
Needless to say Keoghan nailed this take on Joker. But the editing and positioning of each shot is absolutely masterful. There is nothing about the production that couldn’t be waxed lyrical about from the sound design, the score, the make up, the set/costume design. All within a single room, two actors and 5 minutes. This is truly a Batman graphic novel brought to life. Matt Reeves can direct two Batman trilogies for me. It will go down as the definitive Batman film series.
Keoghan's Joker looks like he doesn't care about his appearance unlike Leto and Phoenix, so it's possible he might peel his face off and make it a mask like Batman and Riddler lol.
Perhaps matt reeves took inspiration from Scott Snyder's run on Batman(New 52) that's the Joker who peeled his own face off plus the shaved look with patches of green hair definitely a darker look for Joker like that version was
Love this scene and I’m excited to see more but I’m glad they took it out of the movie. Joker is one of my all time favorite villains but it’s time that other villains got the spotlight they so deserve. This movie’s interpretation of the riddler is probably one of my favorites so far ❤️
This may possibly be the darkest and smartest Joker we’ve seen to date. And that’s saying a lot considering this scene was five minutes, and 90% of it he was out of focus from the window. Absolutely incredible.
I’d say Ledgers joker is still the smartest, but that comes from a tactical angle. Keoghan nails the aspect of Joker that understands how to torment people psychologically along with physically. He’s already shown how he can tweak a conversation and quickly anger Batman
This scene is interesting because it feels a lot clearer that this is The Joker you can see the smile and green hair where as the theatrical scene it was more mysterious and a lot of people got a two face vibe.
Love how while Joker says the Riddler’s been planning this his whole life, you can almost hear him putting the whole scheme together like it’s easy for him
He is insane, he knows how to get into Batman’s head, he deduced the Riddler’s motives in a few minutes, and he is scary. All the ingredients needed to make a perfect Joker.
I’m getting Hannibal Lecter vibes from Keoghan. A criminal genius that loves to toy with a Detectives Patience while somewhat enjoying working with him to solve a crime. Kudos to Barry for being the scariest Joker I’ve ever seen.
This scene is so PERFECT… The way we know Batsman’s not the greatest detective yet that he’s pulling information and studying from the Joker. How CRAZY yet GENIUS the Joker is… And now we physically see the wounds from chemical poisoning. Just the connection these two have where the Joker just jumps from friend, to teacher, to almost Sith like trying to get Batman to break. It’s a blessing we have this!!!
@@TheYoungDarkskinGod He's talking about IN OF ITSELF, they cut it out as this scene basically spoils the ending of the dynamic of the Riddler AND the joker here. The scene is overall an over explanation of things to come, it’s STILL great tho and a fantastic scene regardless even when it got cut. THAT'S why it's a PERFECT scene as a whole!
@@TheYoungDarkskinGod You do realize that cut scenes aren't only cut for being bad right? This scene was in the test screening, and reception to it was incredibly positive so....
@@Darksasune13 it was only cut because The Director didn’t want the clown to take away focus from the riddler! That’s the only reason but it’s still an amazing scene in of itself!
@@Darksasune13 exactly! I’m glad that you got it and understand and it’s not even a “bad” scene in anyway as it got cut for focus reasons, it’s a phenomenal scene in of itself that succeeds in trying to tell the dynamic between both Batman and joker amazingly well! It’s a perfect scene from a MASTERPIECE of a movie! Love this movie so much!
If you look closely, when Batman hands over the file to joker, the file had 3 paper clips and when the joker gives him back the file, only 2 paper clips are seen 🖇️.
Amazes me how different actors can take on the same characters and each give them a personal spin. You can't really compare Leadger's joker, to Phoenix's or this one. They are all different and awesome on their own right
Honestly the Batman villains in this universe so far (riddler, penguin and joker) are actually amazing. They aren't comical and jokey like in previous adaptations, they all appear seriously dark and disturbed. Can't wait for what else Matt Reeves has in store.
Hot take: I’m glad they cut this scene so it didn’t overshadow the riddler. Or spoil the ending, by telling us the riddler is a fan. Still love this version of the joker and I’m excited for the sequel.
This scene seems like it would've fit perfectly into the film right after Alfred is hospitalized , showing just how desperate he really is to stopping the riddler.
While this scene makes sense, especially with the movies ending, it was smart to cut it. It makes it more meaningful when Batman realizes that he can't just be, "Vengeance," and needs to instill hope, not just fear.
@@agaheat1619 wrong, gotham needed the batman, because gotham lost hope. They're morale boost as as soon as batman existed. in the comics we was also defined as Hope
I'm going to really enjoy seeing pattinson transform his batman into the batman we are all used to seeing, and I'm excited to see keoghan transform his joker into something we haven't seen before hopefully fingers crossed!!
I’m sorry I’m going to have to already STRONGLY disagree there because This Batman already is PHENOMENAL and a perfect representation of the Batman! Robert Pattinson’s Bruce Wayne truly is as it’s PERFECT representation of Batman’s trauma and life story completely portrayed throughout amazing subtle performances! Bruce' Trauma has deeply effected his entire life and well being. It's not about trying to portray a "play boy bachelor" at all, it's about showing a gloomy individual whose DEEPLY traumatized from his parent's death that he can't think or do anything else and it’s PERFECT the way how it's done as Bruce can't be batman without his trauma but this still it's consumed his life so much that he's never moved past his parent's passing to have his own life. But the point of this movie is showcase how Bruce can LEARN how to grow from that with his interactions with Selina so he can be a human again and learn HOW to be a better Batman for the people of Gotham by not being so full of rage but by being an inspiration of hope and love! This ENTIRE movie is a 10/10 MASTERPIECE! We have a batman movie where the best character in the film IS Batman/Bruce Wayne! Robert Pattinson is the BEST batman I've seen and he's PHENOMENAL as Batman AND Bruce Wayne entirely while still given him a new stylized look that's FANTASTIC to see! Love this movie to death as it's the BEST batman movie, felt like Batman: The Animated Series BEAUTIFULLY brought to life with it's gorgeous Art Direction and aesthetics! MASTERPIECE of a film throughout!
@@koacanne-perez799 LOL What? Nolan’s Batman will NEVER be “wAcK” AT ALL! His Batman is pretty great to amazing, but this Batman is PHENOMENAL and even better as a Batman movie and Character! But NO WAY is he “wAcK” at all, buzz off with that!
The scene where the joker laughs is just so horrifying. The scars are a lot more severe and the blackened out teeth make the appearance of this version of the Joker a lot more scarier. Barry keoghan,s Joker seem to be combination of Heath ledger,s, Cameron Monaghan’s and maybe Jack Nicholson,s Joker. This makes me even more hyped for the sequel!
Yea and it basically tells you the riddler could be writing to him because hes a fan or thinks hes on the same side. it kinda takes away from riddlers moment.
Every about this seems great so far. He looks and sounds both intimidating and creepy and you kinda get the sense that he and Batman have this weird slight respect for one another.
Joker being able to understand who the riddler is just by the case file is amazing, it really shows how Joker is able to manipulate people because he can read them so well
See this is the perfect role for the Joker in this iteration. We’ve seen The Dark Knight already…the idea of the Joker as a Hannibal Lector like figure with whom Batman consults to catch other villains is a great angle.
That’s the best angle to take this in later films. Just have him be apart of the framework of the plot, but not have him be the main antagonist. Great way to freshen up that characters portrayal, and it’s been executed extremely well in the past, ala Silence of the Lambs
@@chromeviper5273 who said Batman caught this joker? He could have been caught by the police. This joker seems to be less strategic and coordinated like Heath Legders joker and more disturbed. Still very smart but probably taking more risks and not being as precise/strategic as heath ledgers joker
@@chromeviper5273 What are you talking about? How does Batman beating the Joker in his first year unbelievable at all? It makes perfect sense, you clearly don’t know these characters at all.
@@pax_sxprano to be joker you need to be a world class best of the best actor willing to put all your time and effort into the character, jared Leto basically pretended to be a bad man
Truly incredible! In this small scene you can already feel the relationship between Joker and Batman. You can tell that Joker believes that him and Batman are friends, like how he feels in the comics. And, you can hear the desperation in his voice as he stops him when he try’s to leave. You get a sense of what Barry’s interpretation of the character will be like, he’s definitely going to be the most deranged version of the joker. And might just turn out to be the best.
Yeah in 5 minutes he completely dissects Riddler and Batman, and manages to get under Batman's skin. Its cool seeing the intelligence of the Joker rather than just the crazy side.
Yeah. Props to Jared Leto for reprising his role and finally nailing the Joker down *Whoopsies! BWAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!*
Honestly it would be more interesting and unique if they kept this kind of dynamic between Batman and Joker in the next movie while having someone else be the main villain.
Wrong.the comic book joker doesn’t wear makeup&he doesn’t have scars&a disfigured face.his skin really turned white because of the chemicals where he fell into.he doesn’t have blackened eyesockets he has long eyebrows&wide round eyes instead,he has a long skinnyface&his mouth stretches wide when he smiles&laughs..Heath Ledger never nailed the Joker character he reinvented it.Cesar Romero&Jack Nicholson were the closest to the comics Joker.
