Batman- I let them rot in a cell with there injuries, making them wish that i killed them, because of the pain...and as the pain is gone, they have the rest of there miserable lives to think about, in their cell,...because of what THEY'VE done...
@@ULTIMATZEKROM jason having a billionaire at his disposal and him not giving bruce any ideas about upgrading security, in prison cells, so corrupted cops won't let the villains out: nah im good Also Jason: He keeps escaping
Batman: If you kill a killer, the number of killers in the world remains the same. Red Hood: Okay, Batman. But if you kill like a hundred killers then it goes down by like... 99 right?
Well if you really wanna think about it, any of the killers he has killed could've also been trained killers that if they killed him instead would've gone to kill 99 as well but this time it would be against innocent people.. how u feel about tha
If you kill a killer, the number of killers in the world is the same. But the number of victims of killings is not. I think that's what Red Hood means. Think about like this. If we let all killers live, then they will kill a lot of people. More persons than there are killers will die because some killers will kill more than once. But if we kill killers only, like Red Hood wants, then only the total number of killers in the world will be killed. That number cannot be bigger than the number of victims of killers, since at least one killer will probably have killed more than one person. So, the numbers favor Red Hood's argument, if he is arguing that killing killers is the best way to reduce killings, ironically.
“So, how did you come up with the name ‘Fearsome Hand of Four’?” “Well originally we called ourselves the ‘Fearsome Foursome’, but we started getting a lot of weird emails”
Honestly calling themselves the fearsome four would have gotten the idea across as effectively without having to overcomplicate the group's name calling your group the fearsome hand of four is simply showing your trying too hard calling it the fearsome four is short and to the point
To be fair He was beaten to death with a crowbar, caught in a explosion and was killed in it, brought back to life. Had to literally punch and dig his way out of the casket and grave. Was tossed in a pit to fully reanimate him. And basically leapt off the top of R.A.G's home from a cliff I'm pretty sure everything else to him at this point is pillows
The conflict in Jason was well done, subtle and it fluctuates for him. When Batman offered to help him he was taken aback, for but a moment he considered, then his demeanor changed. And his comment about how he missed watching Batman work with that childlike energy…Jensen did perfect. This is the best animated Batman movie in my opinion.
@@bukanbukan777, and here we have it: Jason being the best Robin confirmed. Even in a terrorist disguise he stood true to Bats teachings! What a man! What a hero!
Something I absolutely love about this scene is how well they both know each other. Jason knows Batman's fighting style even after all that time, and maneuvers exactly how robin would in the situation, just with more brutality.
4:35 something about him offering help to me sounds incredibly wholesome. This is Batman, a man who helps those in need and brings criminals to justice.
Except Bruce never killed Joker, assuming you’re talking about The Dark Knight Returns. Although he does snaps his neck which is extremely lethal, but for the most part, Joker by all means suicided.
@@ritabhattaraisubedi2654 A good theory but nothing backs it up other than it maybe seeming a little out there Joker would be able to turn his broken neck to the point where he would die.
I just realized just how slim of a chance jumping through a car that's flying at you THROUGH THE DOOR is. THIS MAN _PRACTICED_ that shit. You don't just kinda DO that. Which is hilarious to me, just imagining Batman be characteristically paranoid- "I'd better practice jumping through a car door and coming out the other side... Just in case." Alfred- "Sir, excuse me, but what in the bloody hell?"
Writers have made Bruce this paranoid and worse in mainline comics.. In fact its canon or atleast was at one point in the mainline comics he was so paranoid in need to be prepared he on purpose gave himself multiply personalities that he can somehow keep in check without meds .. So if one of his personalities is compromises even in the slightest the best one to take over at the moment takes over … Which that personality then was willing to make more do to a paranoia of the current supply of personalities already know and the circle repeated .. So yeah this sort of thing with the car at this point is not that crazy or out there
@@lloydlandrum3040 I'm aware of the character's tendency to be paranoid. That's why I said "characteristically paranoid." That's who he is at this point. I could actually picture Bruce practicing jumping through a car with a minuscule margin for error.
@@MrJostur Sorry misunderstood what You meant there but yeah Batman is like mentally ill levels of paranoid at this point in the comics as its getting way over the reasonable scenario even for modern comic era standards let alone most of the older comic standards in older eras that was super crazy in writing
@@lloydlandrum3040 it's cool, don't worry about it. Yeah, he's definitely ridiculous sometimes. It's even more ridiculous when you think about all the things he's prepared for that don't occur.
Red Hood is kind of right tho. Gotham City is full of crazy and powerful bastards and all Batman does is beat them up and send them to the Asylum over and over again.
They'll just come back even if you kill them. Joker ended up creating a trope because of it. The "Joker Immunity" it is called I guess writers didn't want to bother with yet another "death" and throw Joker into the Asylum. Gotham itself should catch some issues for not thinking "Why not execute the Joker? Since he clearly is showing that he cannot he rehabilitated from his insanity" or even just killing him in murder or self defence.
There are some serious questions in regards to killing criminals extra-judiciously, and it would be interesting to see the implications explored with a batman-esque character, but it's important to note that it's not just the colorful characters in costume killing tons of people. How many people has corporate-fueled greed left to die in the streets of Gotham? Would Batman be justified in killing them as well? What about Poison Ivy, who has repeatedly threatened the entire human population through one scheme or another in the past, but is currently seen in a better light due to her character appeal? Killing the Joker seems like an easy answer to an easy problem (and one I agree with, honestly: the man is a continued active threat to dozens if not hundreds of lives, and killing him seems to be the only way to ensure those lives' safety) but it opens up some questions about where the line has to be drawn, if not drawn before you kill anyone.
Well who says Batman has to do the killing? Just turn them in and let the city do it. Like, f*ck Arkham Asylum lol. Joker should've gotten the electric chair a long ass time ago. Dude's far from being "reformed". Then again, this is fiction.
Batman could kill every criminal in Gotham and two new ones would rise up and take their place. It's how this works. They actually had a story arc that dealt with the concept that Batman's very existence spawned a whole new generation of more dangerous and powerful villains to compensate for him doing what he does. If he killed every villain, he'd just create more powerful and ruthless villains plus he wouldn't have the police or public support on his side. Basically, he wouldn't be a hero, he'd be Punisher or some sociopathic nut like that.
@@prettycureforever7102 ok but counter point joker killed thousands hell maby millions would kill him really be that bad like take one life or let more die
@@linktriforce9669 The one reason Batman doesn't kill the Joker is that he is just as sick in the head as he is. Just look at the comic Batman who laughs where an alternate Batman killed the Joker and later went mad and became him.
I think the part where Jason saves Bruce from the eye beam really does show that he's not too far gone and has forgiven Bruce, he wouldn't have done that if he was still mad at him
Or maybe it's just reflex. I'm not saying you're wrong, but sometimes we do things out of habit even after the emotions have changed. One time I was speaking with my ex, and we were talking about how to move my stuff out of the apartment. Not a pleasant conversation. And as we were about to hang up, I reflexively said "okay. Love you, babe." It was awkward, but then we both hung up and never mentioned it again.
4:38 this look Jason has says so much about his pain & suffering, as well as why he can never overcome the trauma he has. The widening of his eyes shows that part of him that wants nothing more than to go back to the way his life was before joker killed him. However, when he says it’s too late, he wasn’t talking to Batman, rather I think he was talking to the young Jason still within himself that his life will never be the way it was.
I love how at this point Bruce Knows and now Jason knows he does. it completely changes the story. the mystery isn't who's under the hood. instead it's how is Jason back.
@@jakesagal7747 actually Batman knew that it's Jason but he wasn't certain (or doesn't want to believe it). After testing his blood,he was certain of who Red Hood is and what he must do
Batman DOES NOT KNOW. He has his suspicions but he wants to be wrong. He wants Jason to be alive but he doesn't want him to be this killer. Thats why the mystery of the 'who' isnt as important as the 'how' and definitely the 'why'
I love Jason's subtle reaction after Bruce asks what happened to him. I like to think Jason was thinking "World's greatest detective and he still hasn't figured out who i am? I haven't exactly been subtle about it. No wonder he didn't end up saving me."
I think Bruce pretty much knows at this point, and that's why he asks this. He knows there is only one way that Red Hood could know and do all the things he does. Maybe he asks this in the hopes that he is either wrong, or because he is so desperately hoping that Jason will come back to him.
I love how Jason admits he missed working with Bruce And despite all his hatred and rage, still took a laser and saved him Jason is still there underneath the what the Pit did to him
I don't think Jason left. But he grew fed up with Batman's bullshit idealism, and he adapted. After what the Joker did to him, he couldn't possibly be the optimistic boyscout he used to be. But it's Batman's moral code that made him that way.
@@nicholasheredia4235 I mean, not only just letting him get tortured and killed, but also for replaced it him with another Robin (Tim Drake) in a few months. He literally auto-proclaimed himself in the Arkham series as the "world best detective" but he just say, "weeelp, the kid's death, better look for another replacement".
You have to admit though Batman is a better father than John Winchester. At least he answers the damn phone! And puts trackers in his kids then shows up out of the blue.
No, he's a bit insulted. Batman thinks he's insane like the rest of the Arkham crazies, but Jason isn't insane, he just understands what Batman doesn't, the fear of Batman is losing its potency and Gotham needs something worse.
At least he's better than comics Batman who is just the absolute worst when it comes to how he treats his family. Now, he's all alone after Gotham War. Joker is alone too, and finally after all these years the two are back to square one, fighting each other once again, only this time Gotham is no longer at risk of suffering thanks to their rivalry. May the Batfamily protect Gotham now that its two biggest threats are powerless and starting their rivalry without Gotham getting involved this time, as I heard. Hopefully we finally get a rest away from abusive Batman. I must say, this Batman is fresher and has aged a little better.
This Batman was easily one of the most formidable versions ever animated A lot of times the cartoons/animated movies focus on how agile he is and how he’s good at outmaneuvering his opponents, but they often forget that if you’re not enhanced with strong physical superpowers, Batman *will* fight through you, not around you The way he easily pushes back the big guy with one hit and kinda just walks through the fight during it’s first few minutes is perfect portrayal of how he does things They do an insanely good job of showcases how brutally and strongly he hits in this movie, you can feel it every time he lands a blow
@@SanSolo22 What normal people do you know that can react fast enough to block bullets? They're clearly enhanced through either their armor or some other means
Just to add one more thing to your already awesome comment : Doesn't matter if Red Hood was the epicenter of this scene, opponents do think twice and give a silent ovation to Batman when he appears. This shows the kind of impression Batman has in comparison to others in Gotham.
Jensen is the best Jason. I mean come on, the guy publicly stated he'd love to play live action RedHood, and he keeps dressing up as RedHood. He's got the perfect voice, and the looks. Just make that Red Hood film already, DC. the fans will be damn pleased.
I agree with both of them. Jason has a great point that crime can’t be stopped since there’ll always be crime no matter how big of a hero you are or etc but also killing and revenge are not always the answer or aren’t immediate answers. Red hood is still my favorite dc character for all he went through and he’s just badass
Let the Hood have a family too. After all he's been abandoned, mistreated, victim blamed for his own death, misrepresented by Batman, made into a cautionary tale, marginalized for his methods even though characters like Huntress and Ravager do the exact thing he does, and even abused by Batman just like his fellow Robins. Dude deserves a break, and a chance at forming a healthy family dynamic with people who can ground him while still keeping his individuality..
Nobody gonna talk about how dollar store Cyclops was able to singlehandedly put down both Batman and Jason in about 6 seconds. If he'd just shot both of them with his face laser while they were down that would be one gigantic payday for him.
Except, as the comics have shown, if anyone who isn't Joker kills Batman, Joker will dedicate his entire criminal empire to hunting them down and killing them in the most horrible way his twisted mind can come up with
Me: Red hood is one of DC's Most complex and honestly saddest characters but and interesting and cool one in that Unintelligible 9 yr olds: Is that deadpool
@Driver Nirvana If I recall correctly there was one DC Elsworld story where deathstroke was basically just deadpool and would always be cut off before he could call himself deadpool
How the hell did they make these movies back then,the writing and characters aren't cringe and the animation and picture quality clearly looks like movie material. What changed since then... Edit : spolling
Batman's a real genius. Not just scientifically, but socially as well. At 4:34, he pauses and thinks about his approach. In the next two seconds he appeals to Jason's psychology. He knows the kid was abandoned and that they have history as surrogate family. Instead of ham fisting Red Hood he used empathy. It worked because he generally WANTS to help Jason, but he also knows (intellectually) that offering a hand-at that particular juncture-will catch Jason off-guard.
3:52 holy shit I was not expecting that brutality. I love me some gore and imo it was a brave move. Obviously it was still censored but cool non The less
This movie is so awfully censored it kinda makes me mad lol. At the beginning of the movie where jason snipes the truck drivers it almost looks like the dudes just died on their own. They censor the bag in the dealer meeting. Jason is beaten to a pulp in the flasbacks and there is barely a scratch on him, and so on. I just wish the movie wasn't afraid to show these kinda stuff. The comics felt a lot more real because you actually saw all the blood and gore
@@toomanysandwiches8665 Kriptonite bullet worked on Supes as for the others Wonder Woman is still vulnarable to piercing weapons thats why she deflect all bullets if she was immune to them she would just let them hit her,Martian M. incendiary bullet,you could take out Flash and Batman with a standard bullet the hard part would actually be hitting them,I dont know tho if bullets work on GL,does the ring provide any armor even tho a yellow lanter created bullet would still get the job done,Cyborg again standard bullet if you aim for the head and if not an AP bullet,whos left,the Hawks i believe standard bullets would work not sure tho,Aquaman again just get a bullet big enough he can be cut by a trident so sth big enough going fast enough will most likely pierce his skin. And thats my resume describing how you could take down the JL with bullets,thank you for reading.
@@andreipoplauschi180 aquaman cant be hurt by bullets, he was hit by a freaking bullet grenade in the movie and was unscathed. also only atlantean steel can harm him. also cyborgs body is made of other wordly metals , so ordinary bullets wont work on him. wonder woman is nearly indestructible , she survived a missile blast in one comic at point blank range. martian man hunter can heal instantly like deadpool, his only weakness is fire. flash can dodge bullets so hitting him is next to impossible. and gl can create energy constructs plus his suigt is bullets proof. so no, conventional weaponary dont work on super humans, unless u got some really hitech weapons at your disposal.
@@toomanysandwiches8665 so in order to kill aquaman you need to ask Orm to give you an atlantean steel bullet.A missile wont hurt WW because it use explosives and skocwaves to deal dmg,a piercing weapon as in a sword,a spear or a bullet could put her down.Thats why i said an incendiary bullet for MM to set him on fire.We've seen yellow constructs kill green lanters(injustice shows a green lantern being killed with sth like a harpoon by Sinestro).Zoom in Flaspoint Paradox was killed by a bullet and he is also a speedster you just need to get flash to stop running or get him to monolog(you could use sth like ra's copys of batman contegency plan but switch flash's bomb to explode if he starts running rather than when he stops running).Cyborg still has a human brain and half of his head is not made out of metal so you could kill him with good enough aim. I think i covered all your points,you just need the right bullet.
I really respect Jason. He doesn't hold a grudge against Bruce just his ideology. Forgiving Bruce for not saving him and still respects him as a mentor and father figure. Even though he still wants to be the rebel.
Lógica do Batman: Se eu não ver o corpo, significa que não morreu. Portanto, prender um cara num foguete para que exploda longe do campo de visão não é assassinato.
I love this movie. It shows both the flaws in Batmans code... and it’s virtues, that dispite Jason doing killer, he only turns his wrath on the scum. The hard criminals that have no pity or mercy left I them. But he will protect an innocent. The heroic instinct Batman helped instill and nurture, is still there. A bit twisted but still there, alive and strong
@@thebigquack6945 Joker is pure evil so I do understand why Jason wants him dead. Bruce should've just killed the bastard years ago and that's all there is to it.
No. Once you go down that road you lose yourself, you become no better than the scum you fight against. Remember my son a cure and a disease cannot occupy the same space. ☝
This movie was so well done! Even though it’s a cartoon animation, the fight choreography is quite good. Look at the hook kick Jason throws at 0:47 The roundhouse kick at 1:29 The exchange at 1:31 (the jab cross too The knee at 2:34 The 12 to 6 elbow at 2:45 All of this made for good fight scenes and a good movie.
What I really like about this scene is that you can tell how much Jason enjoyed working along side Bruce once again. 3:03 - 3:10 His tone has the same familiarity as Nightwing when he said something along the lines of missing the batgear (toys) on the rooftop earlier in the movie. Thing is, Jason is angry, but he still cares.
@michaeldonne561 No, I was praising the voice actor because it wasn't just the dialog but the tone change during the interaction. Also visually this fight mirrors the intro when Batman teams up with Nightwing. I think the movie did a good job of not just telling the audience what is going on but showing it as well. I meant that despite the dialog, this interaction alone is telling of Jason's character.
Batman: Tell me what happened to you? Let me help. Red Hood: it’s too late. You had your chance. I feel sorry for Jason. I would feel exactly the same way if I were put through some terrible events in life, feeling betrayed, alone and scared.
@@thephoenix4093 well feel like he way thinking about it, the one man he for cared didn't save him, whos usually fighting the one that actually killed him didn't try to take him out and depending on the continuity just said fuck it i need a new young lad
@@weridify ok first jason was with barbara so bruce is not the only person that he cared for second he knew batman's rule i think you meant that he feels betrayed beceause bruce wont avenge joker for him..
Their both right imo. Batman’s method is effective because it keeps criminals scared. He’s absolutely brutal and inflicts the worst type of pain on scum. He doesn’t kill them but takes them just to the point of death to make them rethink their career path. You break a muggers wrist, he’ll never steal again. Crush a rapists’ testicles he’ll never rape again. Break some thugs limbs one by one and he’ll never move dope ever again. Batman simultaneously invokes the fear of what crime can lead to if you don’t stop, and also lead to redemption and a second chance at life. If you keep enough criminals scared crime will drop like cases of a plague. Notice how ever since Batman’s arrivals every scumbag in Gotham literally shivers in fear of the thought of operating at night. In the Dark Knight the mob literally turn to a vicious psychopath with no boundaries to fight Batman, they become desperate, defeated essentially. Alfred even said it, that Batman beat crime to the point of desperation, that’s why they turn to all the Two-Face’s, Jokers, and Scarecrows, because they feel beat and cornered. So Batman’s philosophy definitely works. But what do you do with the ones who aren’t afraid? The ones that don’t back down to a giant Bat. Like I mentioned, the Jokers, and Two Faces, and Scarecows. What do you do with them? There’s nothing that can be done with them. The Joker is far beyond redemption and everyone knows it. Their kind needs to be taken out because as long as they live more innocent people will die. That’s why you need people like Jason Todd. Jason won’t merc some small time hood selling coke trying to put food on the table. Instead Jason might work with him to CONTROL crime and sell at appropriate times with appropriate clients. But he WILL kill a psychopath, a madman, someone who can’t be beat or bullied. He just doesn’t have the patience for that type of behavior. He knows there’s no redemption there and that kind just NEEDS. TO BE. PUT. DOWN. PERIOD. Their philosophies both work and I truly believe with both of them they could create the perfect Gotham. But truth be told Batman will never accept any type of killing in his city and he certainly will not allow Jason to be a massive drug lord and “control crime”. Some low lifes who come from a low income bracket will always resort to crime. It’s inevitable. Instead of condoning that behavior and sending them into poverty, wouldn’t it just be easier to simultaneously manipulate when, how, and who they deal with. That’s what Jason did, and it worked. For a second there Gotham was perfect. But Batman let his own stubborn morality get in the way of it.
Don't worry, his actions are costing him dearly now. He has no resources and his allies have all turned away from him (rightfully so). Joker is in the same position, no more allies and resources to destroy Gotham with. Gotham War has utterly destroyed our two rivals, and now they may finally focus on each other, no longer is Gotham going to suffer because of their rivalry anymore..
Sure, it's effective. But Batman's whole thing is not taking the route the criminals take. He sees it as being no better than them. Justify taking one life makes it easier to justify taking more as he would say in the Injustice storyline.
@@aleclisting2597 Batman’s whole moral compass are purely based on the fact he’s a psychopath and has no self control tho, he’s not avoiding killing or being “like a criminal” because he actually wants to which kinda ruins the entire point of Batman
@@jovantesobers7789 Yes, his moral code is for HIMSELF. Specifically for him. But someone like Jason, who indeed can control who to kill and not to kill? Wouldnt really need it
1:36 "I thought you'd put up more of a fight" Against who? All FOUR of you trained assassins with super armor? That's literally what he was just doing while hardly trying
I was actually kind of surprised how easily Red Hood was taken down by these four when I first watched this tbh. I don’t buy he was ‘just stalling’ either. The assassins were just way too coordinated and well equipped for him here. Luckily Batman showed up to save him.
Can we get a villain to just trap batman and explain to him how many people died from the constant escapees from Arkam? Ask him how many people actually reformed after leaving Arkam, and then point out they all died due to joker toxin, bane blowing a building up, random shootings, and shit?
And we arrive at the same delema as always nobody wants to get their hands dirty put me in charge and I will have the firing squad, lethal injection chair, electric chair, and gas chambers running around the clock until each and every one of those useless human garbage is purged from this shitty rock.
Then have the Gotham Justice System sentence them to death. He already does most of the work in catching the maniacs and handing them over on a silver platter. He shouldn't have to be executioner too. It's not his job to cross that personal line. It shouldn't be.
honestly jason has a point lol i get that batman doesnt wanna “cross that line” and whatnot but the fact stands, he could potentially save so many lives if he decided to just kill off the REALLY bad guys. “all the people I’ve murdered by letting you live” -batman, tdkr
It’s really sad to see DCEU cannot live up with their animation movies greatness These animation movies are made to satisfy super heroes fans with deep story, brutal violence, emotional relationship between characters Still have faith in DCEU, hope they will find the correct path someday.
Seriously, Batman and Batman related comics are the one thing that keeps DC comics together. If it wasn’t for this franchise I would be 100% Marvel guy.
Batman is also opposed excessive violence so he atleast this version of him would not adapt that strategy. See the the scene in the movie where Jason as Robin shatters a thug's collar bone. Batman was very pissed off that he did that.
Nebulosity he should ramp up the killing and maybe gotham won’t be a continuous shithole. Batman puts criminals in the same prison they broke out of like 80 times and the cycle continues
@@jacksonwells2902 And more people get killed or hurt, have they done a show when people ask why does Batman keep letting these criminals get out? They should do another animated movie where the people of Gotham get fed up with Batman not killing these criminals & they decide to take the law into their own hands. Lets see what Batman does then against the very city he's tried to protect.
@@byronsenior6499 You may want to read DC deceased the Unkillables it has a good amount of Jason todd in it, where he gets to pay his respects to Bruce. Also the current run of Red Hood and the Outlaws has Jason making up with bruce and being accepted into the bat family. (He isn't popular and calls himself the black sheep but he is accepted)
@@brenster21 I've been curious about DCeased. I thought that was the one we're they tried to prevent him from seeing Alfred. Maybe I'm thinking of another one. I've read a fair bit of the outlaws. Thing is it's hard to know were canon begins and ends with these. Batman seems way more open minded to Red Hoods brand of justice in that series than he's ever been.
It always makes me sad when Bruce asks what happened and that he just wants to help, it’s like watching your child go through something and just wanting to help he still loves you Jason! 😢
Something I just noticed their armor is strong enough to withstand full automatic fire but Batman’s batarangs can pierce them easily... No wonder he doesn’t use guns he really doesn’t need them
The Batman that helps is the truest way to explain him. He's broken and hurt and won't inflict his will on another; he won't kill. But he never stopped caring. If you can't see your version of Batman comforting someone in distress, or a child... you've just written Punisher with no gun.
Some roles are just too perfect for people. Robert Downey Jr. for example. Can you realistically see him and not instantly think of Tony Stark/ Iron Man?
DC... You know you can make a live action fight scene _exactly_ like this, right? In fact, do a beat for beat production of Under the Red Hood in a live-action stand alone movie.
That sounds horrible. I have no interest in watching a live action version of any dc story right now. Every live action movie they've made since and including Man of Steel has been terrible and I have no doubt that they will continue making horrible movies for many years to come.
"You want to rule them by fear, but what do you do with the ones that aren't afraid?"
Jason's got a point.
Batman- I let them rot in a cell with there injuries, making them wish that i killed them, because of the pain...and as the pain is gone, they have the rest of there miserable lives to think about, in their cell,...because of what THEY'VE done...
@@Deviant-Strategic-Assassins Joker, as he escapes for the upteenth time: Cool story bro
@@ULTIMATZEKROM Cops after having a hundred times to shoot him dead center: nah im good
@@ULTIMATZEKROM jason having a billionaire at his disposal and him not giving bruce any ideas about upgrading security, in prison cells, so corrupted cops won't let the villains out: nah im good
Also Jason: He keeps escaping
of course he does, batman is a bitch
Batman: If you kill a killer, the number of killers in the world remains the same.
Red Hood: Okay, Batman. But if you kill like a hundred killers then it goes down by like... 99 right?
Russian badger lmao
Punisher said once: "Not if you kill a bunch of them
Well if you really wanna think about it, any of the killers he has killed could've also been trained killers that if they killed him instead would've gone to kill 99 as well but this time it would be against innocent people.. how u feel about tha
Maths batdaddy maths
If you kill a killer, the number of killers in the world is the same. But the number of victims of killings is not. I think that's what Red Hood means. Think about like this. If we let all killers live, then they will kill a lot of people. More persons than there are killers will die because some killers will kill more than once. But if we kill killers only, like Red Hood wants, then only the total number of killers in the world will be killed. That number cannot be bigger than the number of victims of killers, since at least one killer will probably have killed more than one person. So, the numbers favor Red Hood's argument, if he is arguing that killing killers is the best way to reduce killings, ironically.
“Just be happy I only killed one of them”
Shoots guy with Molotov sets him ablaze
Redhood: “I’m sure he’s just fine”
I mean as long as that guy knows the classic stop drop and roll then all he'll need is a new outfit
New outfit, new skin, new lungs from inhalation... He'll be fiiiine!
@@asurasyn yeah theses guys are so pessimistic !
"That guy was already like that when I got here."
@@Crimson_Sun2486 Deadpool 2016
Batman: "No!"
Red Hood: "How was I supposed to know his helmet was going to explode? It was your idea to use a taser!"
That’s probably what happened but red hood decided to just go with it anyway lol
One does wonder how red hood would know that the laser beam helmet explodes if you taser it. Not exactly a weakness one would expect to find. 🤔
@@rainbowmoon1461 tazing a guy in the face seems like a universal "get off me" tool
"Okay that... That one was an accident. Who the hell designs a helmet that explodes when exposed to a relatively small amperage!?"
I mean jason himself carries a bomb on his head he prolly thought everyone does
“So, how did you come up with the name ‘Fearsome Hand of Four’?”
“Well originally we called ourselves the ‘Fearsome Foursome’, but we started getting a lot of weird emails”
Is that an avatar reference?
Gee.. I wonder why
Honestly calling themselves the fearsome four would have gotten the idea across as effectively without having to overcomplicate the group's name calling your group the fearsome hand of four is simply showing your trying too hard calling it the fearsome four is short and to the point
Yuki Lunari no it’s not if you ever watched Porn you’ll get the Joke
the greatest villian name is paste pot pete he once defeated spider man just by mentioning his name
"Back when you were a kid... this would be the part where you crack jokes."
"Sorry, Batman. Now I only crack heads."
"Now *that's* funny."
gotta love earth-51! too bad it blew up lmao
Why so serious
@@matthew_natividad stop tainting this genuine representation of batman with that nolan trash
Tf you say u little b
@@beatsbyelvis6890 f*ck you
1:12 I like how Jason got thrown into a solid beam and all he could say was "Ow"
To be fair
He was beaten to death with a crowbar, caught in a explosion and was killed in it, brought back to life. Had to literally punch and dig his way out of the casket and grave. Was tossed in a pit to fully reanimate him. And basically leapt off the top of R.A.G's home from a cliff
I'm pretty sure everything else to him at this point is pillows
Lol he reminds me of Deadpool kinda
The conflict in Jason was well done, subtle and it fluctuates for him. When Batman offered to help him he was taken aback, for but a moment he considered, then his demeanor changed. And his comment about how he missed watching Batman work with that childlike energy…Jensen did perfect. This is the best animated Batman movie in my opinion.
Best animated Batman movie is not an opinion….. ITS A FACT!!!
@gearsofarkham4074
Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm: Am I joke to you?
I like this story, but "Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm" (1993) exists, which is kinda unfair to all newer films because none of them will match it 😅💀...
could you imagine if dean did a movie as both batman and robin lol, it would be awesome
This movie is the only DC animated movie i never get tired of re watching
Red Hood: *SO ANYWAYS I STARTED BLASTING*
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So anyways I started zapping
Me: *SO ANYWAYS THIS COMMENT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE.*
@@boy_wxnder2662 True lol I hate comments like this.
batman: "No! you can't go around killing people!"
also batman: attaches a rocket to a guy and sends him flying off into the stratosphere
he mean not killing when the camera can see
👀
Batman does not kill. Gravity does.
@@igorchistyakov8876
Red Hood didn't kill, the electric did... 🤣🤣🤣
@@bukanbukan777, and here we have it: Jason being the best Robin confirmed. Even in a terrorist disguise he stood true to Bats teachings! What a man! What a hero!
Something I absolutely love about this scene is how well they both know each other. Jason knows Batman's fighting style even after all that time, and maneuvers exactly how robin would in the situation, just with more brutality.
That's the training that they had. They fought together after all. I'm guessing it was like riding a bike. They automatically got into the vibe of it.
4:35 something about him offering help to me sounds incredibly wholesome.
This is Batman, a man who helps those in need and brings criminals to justice.
The quote of Batman saying to joker before he kills him "All the people I've murdered by letting you live" perfectly fits RedHood's ideology.
Holy shit I finally understand that scene. This whole time I thought that batman was just casually admitting that he killed people lol
Except Bruce never killed Joker, assuming you’re talking about The Dark Knight Returns. Although he does snaps his neck which is extremely lethal, but for the most part, Joker by all means suicided.
@@jonathangetachew1522 batman hailucinates joker snapping his neck
@@ritabhattaraisubedi2654 A good theory but nothing backs it up other than it maybe seeming a little out there Joker would be able to turn his broken neck to the point where he would die.
@@jonathangetachew1522 try breaking your own neck without using your hands, if you survive tell me if its possible
I just realized just how slim of a chance jumping through a car that's flying at you THROUGH THE DOOR is.
THIS MAN _PRACTICED_ that shit. You don't just kinda DO that.
Which is hilarious to me, just imagining Batman be characteristically paranoid-
"I'd better practice jumping through a car door and coming out the other side...
Just in case."
Alfred- "Sir, excuse me, but what in the bloody hell?"
Yeah, shit was pretty insane. I was really impressed by that.
Writers have made Bruce this paranoid and worse in mainline comics.. In fact its canon or atleast was at one point in the mainline comics he was so paranoid in need to be prepared he on purpose gave himself multiply personalities that he can somehow keep in check without meds .. So if one of his personalities is compromises even in the slightest the best one to take over at the moment takes over … Which that personality then was willing to make more do to a paranoia of the current supply of personalities already know and the circle repeated .. So yeah this sort of thing with the car at this point is not that crazy or out there
@@lloydlandrum3040 I'm aware of the character's tendency to be paranoid.
That's why I said "characteristically paranoid." That's who he is at this point. I could actually picture Bruce practicing jumping through a car with a minuscule margin for error.
@@MrJostur Sorry misunderstood what You meant there but yeah Batman is like mentally ill levels of paranoid at this point in the comics as its getting way over the reasonable scenario even for modern comic era standards let alone most of the older comic standards in older eras that was super crazy in writing
@@lloydlandrum3040 it's cool, don't worry about it.
Yeah, he's definitely ridiculous sometimes.
It's even more ridiculous when you think about all the things he's prepared for that don't occur.
I like how even the Hand of Four steps back a little when Batman arrives. Just like:
"Oh, it's him."
Love the way Jason casually jumps to the 3rd floor of the building…
He does have enhanced abilities cause of the Lazarus, so it makes sense lol
He simply trained really hard
he eats a lot of veggies
He eats his spinach
He takes a cold shower every morning
Red Hood is kind of right tho.
Gotham City is full of crazy and powerful bastards and all Batman does is beat them up and send them to the Asylum over and over again.
They'll just come back even if you kill them. Joker ended up creating a trope because of it. The "Joker Immunity" it is called I guess writers didn't want to bother with yet another "death" and throw Joker into the Asylum.
Gotham itself should catch some issues for not thinking "Why not execute the Joker? Since he clearly is showing that he cannot he rehabilitated from his insanity" or even just killing him in murder or self defence.
There are some serious questions in regards to killing criminals extra-judiciously, and it would be interesting to see the implications explored with a batman-esque character, but it's important to note that it's not just the colorful characters in costume killing tons of people. How many people has corporate-fueled greed left to die in the streets of Gotham? Would Batman be justified in killing them as well? What about Poison Ivy, who has repeatedly threatened the entire human population through one scheme or another in the past, but is currently seen in a better light due to her character appeal? Killing the Joker seems like an easy answer to an easy problem (and one I agree with, honestly: the man is a continued active threat to dozens if not hundreds of lives, and killing him seems to be the only way to ensure those lives' safety) but it opens up some questions about where the line has to be drawn, if not drawn before you kill anyone.
The whole point of the movie is that Batman doesn't kill, not because he's righteous, but because it keeps him at the edge of sanity.
Well who says Batman has to do the killing? Just turn them in and let the city do it. Like, f*ck Arkham Asylum lol. Joker should've gotten the electric chair a long ass time ago. Dude's far from being "reformed". Then again, this is fiction.
Batman could kill every criminal in Gotham and two new ones would rise up and take their place. It's how this works. They actually had a story arc that dealt with the concept that Batman's very existence spawned a whole new generation of more dangerous and powerful villains to compensate for him doing what he does. If he killed every villain, he'd just create more powerful and ruthless villains plus he wouldn't have the police or public support on his side. Basically, he wouldn't be a hero, he'd be Punisher or some sociopathic nut like that.
I hate to say this, but Jason was right about a few things.
rainier vega Some people are not scared and the worst part is they are fearful.
Well batman has more . because he doesn't believe in killing if he does kill he'll be just like the villains
@@prettycureforever7102 ok but counter point joker killed thousands hell maby millions would kill him really be that bad like take one life or let more die
@@linktriforce9669 The one reason Batman doesn't kill the Joker is that he is just as sick in the head as he is. Just look at the comic Batman who laughs where an alternate Batman killed the Joker and later went mad and became him.
Ryan Cozy is that’s because Batman got infected by the joker gas which caused him to become like him
I think the part where Jason saves Bruce from the eye beam really does show that he's not too far gone and has forgiven Bruce, he wouldn't have done that if he was still mad at him
No it's because he wanted to kill bats himself
Or maybe it's just reflex. I'm not saying you're wrong, but sometimes we do things out of habit even after the emotions have changed. One time I was speaking with my ex, and we were talking about how to move my stuff out of the apartment. Not a pleasant conversation. And as we were about to hang up, I reflexively said "okay. Love you, babe." It was awkward, but then we both hung up and never mentioned it again.
4:38 this look Jason has says so much about his pain & suffering, as well as why he can never overcome the trauma he has. The widening of his eyes shows that part of him that wants nothing more than to go back to the way his life was before joker killed him. However, when he says it’s too late, he wasn’t talking to Batman, rather I think he was talking to the young Jason still within himself that his life will never be the way it was.
I can imagine your comment being written as a novel during this scene
Red Hood: I'm cleaning up Gotham
Me: Didn't you just leave a huge blood stain on the wall?
He means figuratively
@@decaytred9500 I know, it's called a joke.
@@nilethompson6230 r/cursedcomment
Leave not left
@@DkKombo better?
I love how at this point Bruce Knows and now Jason knows he does. it completely changes the story. the mystery isn't who's under the hood. instead it's how is Jason back.
Actually no he didn't, after this scene he analyzes the blood on the sword and then finds out that he's Jason.
@@jakesagal7747 actually Batman knew that it's Jason but he wasn't certain (or doesn't want to believe it). After testing his blood,he was certain of who Red Hood is and what he must do
@@jakesagal7747 "what happened to you" is a pretty clear sign he has an idea
Batman DOES NOT KNOW. He has his suspicions but he wants to be wrong. He wants Jason to be alive but he doesn't want him to be this killer. Thats why the mystery of the 'who' isnt as important as the 'how' and definitely the 'why'
@@FFKonoko Honestly, the opposite. Otherwise, he'd *know* what happened to him, because he knew what happened to Jason.
This film is now over 10 years old and still looks just as good as the DC films of today. Kudos WB! You made an awesome movie
I love Jason's subtle reaction after Bruce asks what happened to him.
I like to think Jason was thinking "World's greatest detective and he still hasn't figured out who i am? I haven't exactly been subtle about it. No wonder he didn't end up saving me."
I think Bruce pretty much knows at this point, and that's why he asks this. He knows there is only one way that Red Hood could know and do all the things he does. Maybe he asks this in the hopes that he is either wrong, or because he is so desperately hoping that Jason will come back to him.
What are you talking about? He knows who he is.
I love how Jason admits he missed working with Bruce
And despite all his hatred and rage, still took a laser and saved him
Jason is still there underneath the what the Pit did to him
I don't think Jason left. But he grew fed up with Batman's bullshit idealism, and he adapted. After what the Joker did to him, he couldn't possibly be the optimistic boyscout he used to be. But it's Batman's moral code that made him that way.
Jason makes a point of saying he doesn’t blame Bruce for his death or hate him now. He just staunchly doesn’t agree with Bruce’s methods and morals.
I’m pretty sure Batman killed that big guy. Why was tripping on Jason.
As the Arkham Knight, Jason blames Batman for “letting” the Joker kill him and turn against him.
@@nicholasheredia4235 I mean, not only just letting him get tortured and killed, but also for replaced it him with another Robin (Tim Drake) in a few months. He literally auto-proclaimed himself in the Arkham series as the "world best detective" but he just say, "weeelp, the kid's death, better look for another replacement".
"What happened to you? Let me help."
Even Red Hood wasn't expecting that
You have to admit though Batman is a better father than John Winchester. At least he answers the damn phone! And puts trackers in his kids then shows up out of the blue.
“It's too late. You had your chance. And I'm just getting started.”
@@xxxentbrandonredhoodrobins7606 i think five years was enough for the world greatest detective right?
@@khebre6032 right
No, he's a bit insulted. Batman thinks he's insane like the rest of the Arkham crazies, but Jason isn't insane, he just understands what Batman doesn't, the fear of Batman is losing its potency and Gotham needs something worse.
4:34 I really like how he trys to "help" red hood,despite (in batmans eyes) being no better than the people he's killed, he reaches out a hand
At least he's better than comics Batman who is just the absolute worst when it comes to how he treats his family. Now, he's all alone after Gotham War. Joker is alone too, and finally after all these years the two are back to square one, fighting each other once again, only this time Gotham is no longer at risk of suffering thanks to their rivalry. May the Batfamily protect Gotham now that its two biggest threats are powerless and starting their rivalry without Gotham getting involved this time, as I heard. Hopefully we finally get a rest away from abusive Batman. I must say, this Batman is fresher and has aged a little better.
2:23 . It's still a dream for me to watch a live action Batman showing this much agility cause they always forget Bruce has trained as a Ninja
This Batman was easily one of the most formidable versions ever animated
A lot of times the cartoons/animated movies focus on how agile he is and how he’s good at outmaneuvering his opponents, but they often forget that if you’re not enhanced with strong physical superpowers, Batman *will* fight through you, not around you
The way he easily pushes back the big guy with one hit and kinda just walks through the fight during it’s first few minutes is perfect portrayal of how he does things
They do an insanely good job of showcases how brutally and strongly he hits in this movie, you can feel it every time he lands a blow
These are normal people he is fighting.
@@SanSolo22 What normal people do you know that can react fast enough to block bullets? They're clearly enhanced through either their armor or some other means
Well said
@@tristantaccad4644 a lot of normal people inghr DC universe can block or Dodge bullets tho.
Just to add one more thing to your already awesome comment :
Doesn't matter if Red Hood was the epicenter of this scene, opponents do think twice and give a silent ovation to Batman when he appears. This shows the kind of impression Batman has in comparison to others in Gotham.
Jensen is the best Jason.
I mean come on, the guy publicly stated he'd love to play live action RedHood, and he keeps dressing up as RedHood. He's got the perfect voice, and the looks.
Just make that Red Hood film already, DC.
the fans will be damn pleased.
He's going to get a Red Hood movie/franchise the same way Ryan Reynolds got Deadpool...
He is too old to be Jason... Jason as red hood is a maximum 23 year old... probably less...
@@pratibhakandarkar5883 Even though adults play teens a lot? Like….a lot?
@The Krimson Kommando that’s because Tom Holland actually looks like he’s in highschool, Jensen does not look young enough to be Jason
@@yourmom6561 They could make a movie about an older Jason.
I agree with both of them. Jason has a great point that crime can’t be stopped since there’ll always be crime no matter how big of a hero you are or etc but also killing and revenge are not always the answer or aren’t immediate answers. Red hood is still my favorite dc character for all he went through and he’s just badass
Let the Hood have a family too. After all he's been abandoned, mistreated, victim blamed for his own death, misrepresented by Batman, made into a cautionary tale, marginalized for his methods even though characters like Huntress and Ravager do the exact thing he does, and even abused by Batman just like his fellow Robins. Dude deserves a break, and a chance at forming a healthy family dynamic with people who can ground him while still keeping his individuality..
Nobody gonna talk about how dollar store Cyclops was able to singlehandedly put down both Batman and Jason in about 6 seconds. If he'd just shot both of them with his face laser while they were down that would be one gigantic payday for him.
Except, as the comics have shown, if anyone who isn't Joker kills Batman, Joker will dedicate his entire criminal empire to hunting them down and killing them in the most horrible way his twisted mind can come up with
Kill the Bat, jerk. You had the chance.
That's definitely more bullets than the guns can hold
The Last Demon extended Magazines maybe?
@@theAverageJoe25 You can't see it though
A fullsize frame with a double stack magazine chambered in .22 Magnum can hold 30 rounds of ammunition .
He also makes custom guns
Pocket universe?
Me: Red hood is one of DC's Most complex and honestly saddest characters but and interesting and cool one in that
Unintelligible 9 yr olds: Is that deadpool
Nathaniel Catan lol
@Driver Nirvana Deadpool is just a Deathstroke parody and was originally a parody of the hardcore and gritty anti-heroes of the 80s and 90s
@Driver Nirvana If I recall correctly there was one DC Elsworld story where deathstroke was basically just deadpool and would always be cut off before he could call himself deadpool
Nathaniel Catan So uh no one gonna point out this man said unintelligible...?
He's sorta like Deadpool though.
How the hell did they make these movies back then,the writing and characters aren't cringe and the animation and picture quality clearly looks like movie material. What changed since then...
Edit : spolling
Sin abounds. People are only money hungry now, putting out minimum effort, but want maximum return.
The '' message''
@@whiteeye9584 wha 😳
@@MGrey-qb5xz watch critical drinker and then you know
Woke cringe crap on top of everything else in the comments.
Batman's a real genius. Not just scientifically, but socially as well. At 4:34, he pauses and thinks about his approach. In the next two seconds he appeals to Jason's psychology. He knows the kid was abandoned and that they have history as surrogate family. Instead of ham fisting Red Hood he used empathy. It worked because he generally WANTS to help Jason, but he also knows (intellectually) that offering a hand-at that particular juncture-will catch Jason off-guard.
"What the hell took you so long?"
"Shut up and fight..."
That’s just Bruce and Jason’s way of saying I missed you to each other
@@spectraphantom5870 Yes, couldn't agree more. :>
Who else went "Classic Batman" when he said that? 😂
red hood is badass
He was also killed by a clown.
Jeff Carroll You Assclown
1:22 You heard wrong. 1:23!!!
in other news, water is wet, ice is cold and the sun is hot..to you folks at home, good night
Jeff Carroll yes he was killed by a clown but jason todd already died red hood does not die again
3:52 holy shit I was not expecting that brutality. I love me some gore and imo it was a brave move. Obviously it was still censored but cool non The less
This movie is so awfully censored it kinda makes me mad lol. At the beginning of the movie where jason snipes the truck drivers it almost looks like the dudes just died on their own. They censor the bag in the dealer meeting. Jason is beaten to a pulp in the flasbacks and there is barely a scratch on him, and so on. I just wish the movie wasn't afraid to show these kinda stuff. The comics felt a lot more real because you actually saw all the blood and gore
The fact batman is willing to try and help red hood shows he understands. That he takes responsibility. Incredible moment
0:56 Did this dude seriously just jump like 20 feet in the air?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
They call it the Lazarus Pit Leap! 🦸🏻♂️😂🤣😆
Do remember that the lazuras pit can augment and give super abilities
Superhero landing.
Still DC would say his is peak human 😂😂
Batman: Guns aren't the answer
Red Hood: Then you're not paying attention
Guns aren't the answer.
- Then repeat the question.
@@Thraxraganharapollyus ask the to superman. guns don't work on him or against most superhumans.
@@toomanysandwiches8665 Kriptonite bullet worked on Supes as for the others Wonder Woman is still vulnarable to piercing weapons thats why she deflect all bullets if she was immune to them she would just let them hit her,Martian M. incendiary bullet,you could take out Flash and Batman with a standard bullet the hard part would actually be hitting them,I dont know tho if bullets work on GL,does the ring provide any armor even tho a yellow lanter created bullet would still get the job done,Cyborg again standard bullet if you aim for the head and if not an AP bullet,whos left,the Hawks i believe standard bullets would work not sure tho,Aquaman again just get a bullet big enough he can be cut by a trident so sth big enough going fast enough will most likely pierce his skin. And thats my resume describing how you could take down the JL with bullets,thank you for reading.
@@andreipoplauschi180 aquaman cant be hurt by bullets, he was hit by a freaking bullet grenade in the movie and was unscathed. also only atlantean steel can harm him. also cyborgs body is made of other wordly metals , so ordinary bullets wont work on him. wonder woman is nearly indestructible , she survived a missile blast in one comic at point blank range. martian man hunter can heal instantly like deadpool, his only weakness is fire. flash can dodge bullets so hitting him is next to impossible. and gl can create energy constructs plus his suigt is bullets proof. so no, conventional weaponary dont work on super humans, unless u got some really hitech weapons at your disposal.
@@toomanysandwiches8665 so in order to kill aquaman you need to ask Orm to give you an atlantean steel bullet.A missile wont hurt WW because it use explosives and skocwaves to deal dmg,a piercing weapon as in a sword,a spear or a bullet could put her down.Thats why i said an incendiary bullet for MM to set him on fire.We've seen yellow constructs kill green lanters(injustice shows a green lantern being killed with sth like a harpoon by Sinestro).Zoom in Flaspoint Paradox was killed by a bullet and he is also a speedster you just need to get flash to stop running or get him to monolog(you could use sth like ra's copys of batman contegency plan but switch flash's bomb to explode if he starts running rather than when he stops running).Cyborg still has a human brain and half of his head is not made out of metal so you could kill him with good enough aim. I think i covered all your points,you just need the right bullet.
“It’s to late, you had your chance and I’m just getting started”
3:37 actually black mask said “I WANT HIS HEAD MOUNTED ON MY WALL KIND OF DEAD!!!!”
When you’re an anti-hero you learn the art of light speed reloading or how to have infinite ammo
has anyone noticed he jumps incredibly high? 0:55
You get the no-reload pistol when you new game plus from sidekick/hero to anti-hero.
@@daytonsaragosa2040 probably a grappling hook or some jets in his boots
@@ext_sans8399 not even
@@daytonsaragosa2040 long shot but it might be from the Lazarus pit I'm pretty sure I enhances your power doesn't it
3:07, what a son moment for Jason.
I really respect Jason. He doesn't hold a grudge against Bruce just his ideology. Forgiving Bruce for not saving him and still respects him as a mentor and father figure.
Even though he still wants to be the rebel.
why can't you just lower your center of gravity and tackle someone to save him instead of just blindly take the shot? superheroes logic
@@adolphgracius9996 Jason noticed the guy the second before he fires. It was more instinctive than thought out.
@@jamalhartley5863 exactly. also, jason's been more of a rash decisions made in the heat of the moment type of guy.
DaBossBass The old Robin impulse kicked in
Soldier Boy did a great job on this one. One of the best animated Bat movies
Which Soldier Boy?
@@guilhermesilva3384 he's voiced by.jensen ackles
@@muhibaqeel9709 didn't even know he's actually Soldier Boy
The best
1:48 when OG step in
love it when bat's appear from the high place and land like that. the enemy around him be like "oh shit"
"Just be happy I only killed one of them"
Batman straight up sent the big guy flying to hell a couple seconds earlier...
Lmfao
Lógica do Batman: Se eu não ver o corpo, significa que não morreu. Portanto, prender um cara num foguete para que exploda longe do campo de visão não é assassinato.
He’ll walk it off
To be fair though that guy was able to pick up a car and throw it. Dude must be tough.
@@shotguntony4730 a few broken bones? Yes.Dead? No
This is literally the greatest interpretation of Red Hood ever...This guy's voice is the PERFECT voice for Jason.
how love how the dialogue works at the end even if he's not jason!! how vague their dialogue is actually awesome leaving so much room for subtext
I love this movie. It shows both the flaws in Batmans code... and it’s virtues, that dispite Jason doing killer, he only turns his wrath on the scum. The hard criminals that have no pity or mercy left I them. But he will protect an innocent. The heroic instinct Batman helped instill and nurture, is still there. A bit twisted but still there, alive and strong
Batman using jet rockets like in Just Cause
Don't forget the glider and the grapling hook
Soooo... Batman’s a gamer I hear you say
And im pretty sure that guys dead
They're lucky Bats went with the JC4 thrusters and not the JC3 ones that explode.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Bruce did play video games just for inspiration for new moves and gadgets
Red Hood: "the hell took you so long"
Batman: "shut up and fight!"
Best Quote ever
Watching them fight together is like magic
4:21 I can't stop repeating this
I love the part at 3:07. I love how Jason pushes Batman out of the way. Jason still cares about Bruce and he shows it hear
Jason never HATED Batman. He even says he forgiving for not saving him. He just wished he killed Joker, that’s his only gripe
@@thebigquack6945 Joker is pure evil so I do understand why Jason wants him dead. Bruce should've just killed the bastard years ago and that's all there is to it.
@@chrisnichols9014 if Batman kills Joker than there’s is no Batman. Vice versa
Here
it's because he's still loyal
Lmao this is why Jason is my favorite in the bat family. You can't stop crime, learn how to control it.
Indeed best action
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No. Once you go down that road you lose yourself, you become no better than the scum you fight against. Remember my son a cure and a disease cannot occupy the same space. ☝
@@syminite1 laughs in punisher, laughs in ghost rider, laughs in deadpool, laughs in john wick, laughs in venom.
Can we just talk about this jump 00:56 ? He flew like meters in the air 🤣 .
"If you kill a murderer the number of murderers is still the same"
"What's wrong with cranking the number to 1 who's not killing innocents?"
This movie was so well done! Even though it’s a cartoon animation, the fight choreography is quite good.
Look at the hook kick Jason throws at 0:47
The roundhouse kick at 1:29
The exchange at 1:31 (the jab cross too
The knee at 2:34
The 12 to 6 elbow at 2:45
All of this made for good fight scenes and a good movie.
I agree! You actually see techniques from different styles, unlike in the movies. I've seen greater style variety in the first John Wick movie LoL.
I actually enjoyed him head-butting that babe more than anything else. But you are right, the action is top-anime level, which is saying a lot!
12 to 6 elbow??
@@andieallison6792 an elbow that goes straight down
As good as it is, you know what is better? Batman vs Robin. The fighting movement in that looked choreographed
What I really like about this scene is that you can tell how much Jason enjoyed working along side Bruce once again. 3:03 - 3:10 His tone has the same familiarity as Nightwing when he said something along the lines of missing the batgear (toys) on the rooftop earlier in the movie. Thing is, Jason is angry, but he still cares.
🤦He actually tells you himself. With words.
What did you think you were picking up on some hidden subtle clue Sherlock Holmes?
@michaeldonne561 No, I was praising the voice actor because it wasn't just the dialog but the tone change during the interaction. Also visually this fight mirrors the intro when Batman teams up with Nightwing. I think the movie did a good job of not just telling the audience what is going on but showing it as well. I meant that despite the dialog, this interaction alone is telling of Jason's character.
that jump through car will always be my fav dodging manuever
Batman: “I don’t kill.”
Also Batman: 2:30
Probably took him to gcpd
Jason is such a good fighter, it's a shame when he allows his anger to get the better of him
@The Krimson Kommando actually jason always fight with anger way before he became the red hood
Batman: Tell me what happened to you? Let me help.
Red Hood: it’s too late. You had your chance.
I feel sorry for Jason. I would feel exactly the same way if I were put through some terrible events in life, feeling betrayed, alone and scared.
Only though he wasnt betrayed
@@thephoenix4093 well feel like he way thinking about it, the one man he for cared didn't save him, whos usually fighting the one that actually killed him didn't try to take him out and depending on the continuity just said fuck it i need a new young lad
@@weridify ok first jason was with barbara so bruce is not the only person that he cared for second he knew batman's rule i think you meant that he feels betrayed beceause bruce wont avenge joker for him..
@@thephoenix4093 the first half is my fault im mot deep in the bat lore anymore and second half yes hr FEELS betrayed but i wouldn't say he is
@@thephoenix4093 In the original comic he was betrayed by his mother
Their both right imo. Batman’s method is effective because it keeps criminals scared. He’s absolutely brutal and inflicts the worst type of pain on scum. He doesn’t kill them but takes them just to the point of death to make them rethink their career path. You break a muggers wrist, he’ll never steal again. Crush a rapists’ testicles he’ll never rape again. Break some thugs limbs one by one and he’ll never move dope ever again. Batman simultaneously invokes the fear of what crime can lead to if you don’t stop, and also lead to redemption and a second chance at life. If you keep enough criminals scared crime will drop like cases of a plague. Notice how ever since Batman’s arrivals every scumbag in Gotham literally shivers in fear of the thought of operating at night. In the Dark Knight the mob literally turn to a vicious psychopath with no boundaries to fight Batman, they become desperate, defeated essentially. Alfred even said it, that Batman beat crime to the point of desperation, that’s why they turn to all the Two-Face’s, Jokers, and Scarecrows, because they feel beat and cornered. So Batman’s philosophy definitely works.
But what do you do with the ones who aren’t afraid? The ones that don’t back down to a giant Bat. Like I mentioned, the Jokers, and Two Faces, and Scarecows. What do you do with them? There’s nothing that can be done with them. The Joker is far beyond redemption and everyone knows it. Their kind needs to be taken out because as long as they live more innocent people will die. That’s why you need people like Jason Todd. Jason won’t merc some small time hood selling coke trying to put food on the table. Instead Jason might work with him to CONTROL crime and sell at appropriate times with appropriate clients. But he WILL kill a psychopath, a madman, someone who can’t be beat or bullied. He just doesn’t have the patience for that type of behavior. He knows there’s no redemption there and that kind just NEEDS. TO BE. PUT. DOWN. PERIOD.
Their philosophies both work and I truly believe with both of them they could create the perfect Gotham. But truth be told Batman will never accept any type of killing in his city and he certainly will not allow Jason to be a massive drug lord and “control crime”. Some low lifes who come from a low income bracket will always resort to crime. It’s inevitable. Instead of condoning that behavior and sending them into poverty, wouldn’t it just be easier to simultaneously manipulate when, how, and who they deal with. That’s what Jason did, and it worked. For a second there Gotham was perfect. But Batman let his own stubborn morality get in the way of it.
Don't worry, his actions are costing him dearly now. He has no resources and his allies have all turned away from him (rightfully so). Joker is in the same position, no more allies and resources to destroy Gotham with. Gotham War has utterly destroyed our two rivals, and now they may finally focus on each other, no longer is Gotham going to suffer because of their rivalry anymore..
@@dafilmqueen556 Which comic book or form of media are you talking about? Because I've never heard about it
@@carlosperalta4351, the Gotham War, as I heard of it ending. Don't ask me, I only know thanks to Screen Rant.
@@dafilmqueen556 Oh ok
13 years later in this movie still has some of the best choreography around.
3:02 I love how jason genuinely concerned he is for bruce
Jason saying "I missed watching you work" and then taking that shot for Bruce... yeah, he still cares. Even if he doesn't want to admit it.
I feel like Jason’s approach to stopping crime is more effective than Bruce’s approach is.
Sure, it's effective. But Batman's whole thing is not taking the route the criminals take. He sees it as being no better than them. Justify taking one life makes it easier to justify taking more as he would say in the Injustice storyline.
@@aleclisting2597 Batman’s whole moral compass are purely based on the fact he’s a psychopath and has no self control tho, he’s not avoiding killing or being “like a criminal” because he actually wants to which kinda ruins the entire point of Batman
@@jovantesobers7789 Yes, his moral code is for HIMSELF. Specifically for him. But someone like Jason, who indeed can control who to kill and not to kill? Wouldnt really need it
1:36 "I thought you'd put up more of a fight" Against who? All FOUR of you trained assassins with super armor? That's literally what he was just doing while hardly trying
I was actually kind of surprised how easily Red Hood was taken down by these four when I first watched this tbh. I don’t buy he was ‘just stalling’ either. The assassins were just way too coordinated and well equipped for him here. Luckily Batman showed up to save him.
1:30 That choreography with Jason was smooth.
Dodge, kick, block, punch, kick, punch, punch
Smooth AF
Can we get a villain to just trap batman and explain to him how many people died from the constant escapees from Arkam? Ask him how many people actually reformed after leaving Arkam, and then point out they all died due to joker toxin, bane blowing a building up, random shootings, and shit?
And we arrive at the same delema as always nobody wants to get their hands dirty put me in charge and I will have the firing squad, lethal injection chair, electric chair, and gas chambers running around the clock until each and every one of those useless human garbage is purged from this shitty rock.
@@NoneOfItEvenMattered Ok Mr Badass you kill those comic characters
Then have the Gotham Justice System sentence them to death. He already does most of the work in catching the maniacs and handing them over on a silver platter. He shouldn't have to be executioner too. It's not his job to cross that personal line. It shouldn't be.
@julian okonkwo fine batman doesn't kill but the problem is he doesn't let other do the dirty work either
Sam X you mean the government,the only time he’s done that is when joker was put in death row but he wasn’t the criminal that committed the crime
lmao 2:18 guy was like:
"amma throw this car at batman. oh wait he still fighting my boy amma wait till he knocks him out."
Tbf he probably doesn't wanna crush his friend
Im still amazed how red hood jumped so high up on that outside stairway at 0:48
Jason had a son moment from 3:03 to 3:10. He still cares enough not to want Bruce dead.
2:23 now that's skills
Exactly, had to replay it, that's shit was clean
@RacecaR NZ.
Cleaner than the car, that’s for sure.
honestly jason has a point lol i get that batman doesnt wanna “cross that line” and whatnot but the fact stands, he could potentially save so many lives if he decided to just kill off the REALLY bad guys. “all the people I’ve murdered by letting you live” -batman, tdkr
It’s really sad to see DCEU cannot live up with their animation movies greatness
These animation movies are made to satisfy super heroes fans with deep story, brutal violence, emotional relationship between characters
Still have faith in DCEU, hope they will find the correct path someday.
Not many live actions superheroes movies would be even allowed to do this kind of movie especially with the scene with Jason and the crowbar.
Bruce Greenwood does a great Batman. Him and Jensen Ackles were wonderful in this movie.
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Jason just casually jumps like 40 feet
Seriously, Batman and Batman related comics are the one thing that keeps DC comics together. If it wasn’t for this franchise I would be 100% Marvel guy.
One of the most heartwarming father-and-son scene in entire batman series.
Problem solved for batman just break everyone's kneecaps
@wmfivethree or a doomslayer way......
RIP AND TEAR them UNTIL Is done
Nope, snap their spine
That sh*t hurts.
Batman is also opposed excessive violence so he atleast this version of him would not adapt that strategy. See the the scene in the movie where Jason as Robin shatters a thug's collar bone. Batman was very pissed off that he did that.
Batman dosent torture.... oh wait
"I only killed one guy tonight"
What about the dude who was holding the molotov earlier
you sure he's not dead
He’s fine, he’s probably going to be bedridden and can only eat through a straw for several months or possibly years.
But he’s fine
Jumping thru that car was so dope!
I honestly love the red hood and his motives. Maybe ease up on the killing, but definitely take out the competition if need be.
Nebulosity he should ramp up the killing and maybe gotham won’t be a continuous shithole. Batman puts criminals in the same prison they broke out of like 80 times and the cycle continues
@@jacksonwells2902 And more people get killed or hurt, have they done a show when people ask why does Batman keep letting these criminals get out? They should do another animated movie where the people of Gotham get fed up with Batman not killing these criminals & they decide to take the law into their own hands. Lets see what Batman does then against the very city he's tried to protect.
Killing those assassins wouldn't be a bad thing.
@@jacksonwells2902 Don't forget his self righteous partner Mr.Gorden
@@catspaw3092 don't get mad but writer won't make batman killer because he don't want his comics to end batman is escape goat.
I wish they would do more movies with Red Hood
If Affleck stayed as Batman would have been a good story line as that would entail two Robins had gone rogue.
I feel like since he's not actually allowed to kill any main players it would just get lame. Unless it's elseworld. Then he could just kill them all.
@@byronsenior6499 You may want to read DC deceased the Unkillables it has a good amount of Jason todd in it, where he gets to pay his respects to Bruce.
Also the current run of Red Hood and the Outlaws has Jason making up with bruce and being accepted into the bat family. (He isn't popular and calls himself the black sheep but he is accepted)
@@brenster21
I've been curious about DCeased. I thought that was the one we're they tried to prevent him from seeing Alfred. Maybe I'm thinking of another one.
I've read a fair bit of the outlaws. Thing is it's hard to know were canon begins and ends with these. Batman seems way more open minded to Red Hoods brand of justice in that series than he's ever been.
A red hood hero movie.
It always makes me sad when Bruce asks what happened and that he just wants to help, it’s like watching your child go through something and just wanting to help he still loves you Jason! 😢
Something I just noticed their armor is strong enough to withstand full automatic fire but Batman’s batarangs can pierce them easily... No wonder he doesn’t use guns he really doesn’t need them
Red Hood: I'm a better Batman than you ever were!
Sam: Yeah... _you're Batman_
More like the punisher
4:20 "I, Red Hood, have a dream!"
The Batman that helps is the truest way to explain him. He's broken and hurt and won't inflict his will on another; he won't kill. But he never stopped caring. If you can't see your version of Batman comforting someone in distress, or a child... you've just written Punisher with no gun.
From red hood to the batman, Jensen is having a good ass time
Can't wait to see how he is as the batman in the new animated movie
3:04 just shows how much Jason really cares about Bruce, he pushes Batman out of harms way and puts himself at risk...
Batman’s always a father to him like he is to Dick, Tim, Damian (biologically) Cassandra and Duke.
❤️
Jensen Ackles is perfect as the voice of red hood.
Some roles are just too perfect for people. Robert Downey Jr. for example. Can you realistically see him and not instantly think of Tony Stark/ Iron Man?
he sounds too old
@@beatsbyelvis6890 He sounds perfect for the arrogance of Jason
"I thought you'd put up more of a fight."
"Oh, the fight hasn't started. I'm just stalling."
Love this part at 2:02 when Bats calmly takes two steps towards the katana lady before discombobulating her. No flashy moves, pure stoic chad energy.
DC... You know you can make a live action fight scene _exactly_ like this, right?
In fact, do a beat for beat production of Under the Red Hood in a live-action stand alone movie.
That sounds horrible. I have no interest in watching a live action version of any dc story right now. Every live action movie they've made since and including Man of Steel has been terrible and I have no doubt that they will continue making horrible movies for many years to come.
@@ingmarfris8175 Go watch Aquaman and Shazam. Bet it will restore your faith.
Name2site I did. They’re horrible
@@ingmarfris8175 eh, to each their own then. IMO, those movies were heck of lot better then the justice league and batman vs. superman. Oh well.
Name2site Sure but they’re still bad.