I don't think he was trying to be funny. I think he was trying to say "At this point, he probably is.. dead.." Being a kids show I doubt they can throw words like death or dead so my guess is they just left that line.
Am I the only one who found the death where young Robin shot the joker(uncensored) a lot less gruesome than the one where he electrocuted himself (censored)?
I dunno, I think if Tim was directly responsible for the Joker being electrocuted, it would have been a lot more disturbing. As it stands though the uncensored version is better. I like that smile that Batman has when Tim throws away the gun though.
You see, I think the problem here was having a scene with a child pointing a gun at someone and shooting them, it doesn't matter if it was more gruesome than the original scene, or like in this case, less, the fact is that there's no way you could possibly get away with that and still keep a PG-13 rating. Looking at the movies key demographic at the time, they had to change it for the DVD release to be commercially viable. Personally, I think that neither scene was quite "dark" enough for the unrated release, though I did quite like the electrocution better. Though it did slightly give off the feel that it was kinda just "shoved in" between the scenes without proper editing, on the whole I though it was pretty good. That's not to say that the other scene was bad, but it was just too simple if you ask me, relatively quick and painless (considering who we're dealing with lol), reflects none of robin's emotional instability and insanity in the moment (aiming the gun and consciously choosing to murder the joker) the electrocution on the other hand felt like it had a Frankenstein-esque feel with nervously furtive poetic irony at the end, as in "killed gruesomely by the horrible monster you created but couldn't control", kinda personifies Jokers life that way. I also REALLY like the part where he threw the gun away, that simple moment, it has an emotionally deranged feel, after he turns on the joker, it really feels like for a split second that you can see him thinking "I don't need a gun, I'm gonna finish this with my bare hands, I'm crying inside for what you've done to me, I'm gonna kill you laughing and watch you suffer in pain before you die, I just want make you suffer, [painful involuntary laughing] die, die", BUT, it isn't automatic, he doesn't do it straight away, that small pause magnifies and highlights his emotional instability and clinical insanity, with everything that him and bruce have ever been though conflicting in that one moment, the sheer emotion there, that implied effect, as well as the imagery in that painfully clarifying moment were both really good. The one thing missing from the scene was that it shouldn't have EXACTLY been an accident, I think having Robin play a subtle, but definitely more significant part in Joker's "accident" (something as simple as randomly pushing on the mains while under the influence of the "experiment", or just making him lose his balance) so that it could at least be implied on some level (even if within doubt) that he played a part in actually "murdering" the joker (and in that moment, "HALF" going against everything batman taught him, while doing the very thing batman could never do) would really have been the best play when covering the script. The significance of being half batman's protege and half jokers, there is symbolic significance in having him aggressively struggling against joker in a dangerous environment and quite plausibly (but not directly) "responsible" for taking his life as his "traitorous" murderer And lastly, come on people! The unrated version was supposed to be unrated for a reason! Even if it WAS off-screen, they really should've put a lot more effort into a bone chilling end worthy of the Legend that kept you up at night, not a fading scream and a cutaway to CATWOMAN! The offscreen moment at the end needed 10,000% more bite and brief fear, (like when you see two faces face for the first time in the TAS after the accident, I mean, even THAT had more bite!) but even so, the whole thing really wasn't bad Anyway, just my take lol
Every other death always affects Batman incredibly hard, especially when it's the Joker. So for him to smile and make a Pudding joke about him being killed horrifically was really jarring and weird
+Alonzo Tompkins I remember watching as a kid and remember how disturbing the censored one one and then I watched the uncensored one yesterday and it's disappointing.
+Alonzo Tompkins The main reason it was censored was because it came out a little after the Columbine shootings. People were in a tizz over the the violence in video games and movies so they edited the movie "to reduce the violence." Using that logic, they made a more disturbing death scene. Good job guys.
+Alonzo Tompkins It also means the Joker gets electrocuted to death twice in the same movie. I prefer the uncensored because "That's not funny!" is probably the best last words ever written for the Joker
***** and thats not counting the batman spinoffs like 'the batman' or all the justice league encounters, or the movies, or every episode of batman that the joker was in.
***** I'm pretty sure I'm immortal, I had Harley shoot me, but I'm still here to keep laughing, joking, and slaughtering everyone Batlame cares about haha :)
Joker usually laughs when he dies. A lot of people find the censored version in the return of the joker more gruesome. I agree, but no one talks about how in the uncensored version when joker gets shot he says "Thats not funny..." and doesnt even giggle. I find that sort of sad.
Can't really say that something like that deserves to be laughed at really so I can't really blame him for saying "That's not funny" and to be honest both of his deaths were just as gruesome. Either being shot or being electrocuted alive.
Anyone think the censored death of Joker in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker is more disturbing than the uncensored version? Even if it didn't show him dying, his death scream made it more freaky than the simple grunt he made when he was shot in the uncensored version.
Am I the only one who thinks the censored version of Joker's death in Return of the Joker is more horrific than the uncensored version? Yeah there's less blood but god that f***ing scream!!!!
Actually that electrocution death was worse to be honest, the uncensored version showed him die with one hit, but the thought of him dying in agonizing pain by electricity can make someone's flesh crawl
Especially since you don't see it happen so how he looked when he screamed out in pain is left to your imagination. I think who ever censored that f***ed up royally.
Jaeger Newman When I first saw the movie (censored) I had no idea what happened to the joker. While the actual death is definitely more gruesome. In the eyes of a child who has never seen death by electrocution, ignorance is bliss. Actually seeing Joker's body and watching Tim break down into tears could really screw with a kid's brain!
Ok, I'm up! 0:01 I guess Joker folded out due to a bad river card! 0:23 Didn't anyone tell you that smoking kills! 0:42 Looks like you choked under pressure more than Tim did! 1:22 Looks like you and Tim have a static relationship! 1:58 Looks like the table has turned! 2:40 Your plan really blew up in your face, didn't it? 3:08 Guess laughter really isn't the best medicine! 4:00 Looks like love is a pain in the neck! 4:32 I always knew you were heartless!
Joker's death in the uncensored version of Return of the Joker is still the best Joker death in my opinion. There's something really disturbing about having Batman's brainwashed partner use a gun to kill him (breaking Batman's "no kill rule") and then having to live with that the rest of his life.
+Sky Horizon Out of character? The character's been around for like 70 years. The character isn't always going to act like Hamill or Ledger. He's also old in the Dark Knight Returns
I have a theory: what if the Joker had a bunch of those conscious-chips scattered throughout the city and planted on different people. So that every time Joker died, his conscious would be ressurected in a different body. Kind of like Emperor Palpatine from the Star Wars EU
Well the recent hints we got concerning the new 52 Joker indicate that the Joker is in fact some kind of supernatural entity which haunts Gotham City for hundreds of years (comparable to pennywise the clown from stephen kings "it")
Everyone keeps saying the censored death from RotJ is more gruesome, but there’s something about Tim regaining just enough control to turn the gun on Joker and shoot him is pretty disturbing. Having him pull the trigger instead of it just being an accident feels more impactful. Plus him breaking down in tears feels more sad, he just killed someone.
honestly the one where his "son" kills him is probably the one that is the most emotional, joker doesn't laugh like he normally does or make a joke, which shows how much shock he's in from being betrayed, he tries to realise what just happened but by the time he does he's dead
Even though the censored version of Return of the Joker was pretty gruesome, it also gave a good foreshadowing of what would happen to the joker later in movie.
I still love how the electrocution version of Joker's death in Return of the Joker is the "censored" version. That scene scared the shit out of me as a kid.
Man, even the censored version of batman beyond is creepy. I remember i had a VHS with the censored version. I got very disturbed by the first time I saw it that I only watched it again years later.
In the uncensored version joker just gets shot, you don’t see the wound and it’s quick. In the censored version, Robin pushes him in, it’s drawn out and unusual and you hear the Joker scream.
Still with the whole context of the scene the uncencored version (in my opinion) is much darker. The electrocution is just an accident, while in the uncencored version the joker is straight shot by a kid.
I have the Batman Arkham City game and at the end I cryed because the Joker was my favorite character in every movie and game because of his awesome look and laugh.Mark Hamill really did a better Joker than anyone after all
I just wanna say that the first two "Deaths" were not really deaths, we just thought he died, but it's still good that you included them. They were cool. But there is ONE you forgot, the one where he supposedly died in "Mask of the Phantasm."
It's so strange, but I feel like the censored version in Batman Beyond with Robin shoving the Joker and the Joker inadvertently electrocuting himself is so much more pressing, gruesome and oddly poetic? Maybe it's because too me, the Joker always seemed suicidal? From the comics and films I always got the sense that what Joker really wanted was to push Batman so far that Bats would "give in" and kill him because Joker couldn't for some unfathomable reason do it himself?? So to have Robin, and not just the first but the third, do it!? It's like through Tim, Jason gets his revenge and that's just one aspect that comes to mind making this situation bad. Additionally Tim is all Jokerfied, so it's like watching a young Joker kill off his predecessor, then there's the pyschological and physical struggle that goes into play, Robin's intent to inflict harm upon the Joker is stretched out, more obvious. Then if that's all not enough! If you choose to believe or consider the "possible" origin backstory from the comic, "The killing Joke" where the Joker lost his pregnant wife to the mob and his unborn child... flash to this scene, for it to BE a child made to look like his son finishing him off?! That's some dark stuff!! Plus ontop of all that! This character is a clown! Clowns pretend to fall down or do stunts that they make look like accidents in many performances, think Charlie Chaplin! So for Joker to accidentally grab onto the switch that finally ends its!? I mean it's odd but ten years later since I first saw this as a kid and I still can't get over the overall brutality of the scene and the symbolism?? I mean the uncensored version is decent but it's quick and doesn't make me think. This one ...is like ....a shock? You just don't see it coming.
ryan phillips Actually, Batman slightly broke his neck at first, therefore leaving Joker paralized. As he realized the police was reaching the place, he finished the job by himself by twisting his already damaged neck. Not very plausible, but that's how it is.
Looking back return of the joker uncensored is a bit more darker than the killing joke. You got psychological torture with Tim and joker being impaled by the flag and going through his back almost.
DJFlare84 When I first saw the movie (censored) I had no idea what happened to the joker. While the actual death is definitely more gruesome. In the eyes of a child who has never seen death by electrocution, ignorance is bliss. Actually seeing Joker's body and watching Tim break down into tears could really screw with a kid's brain!
I find the censored version of the return of the joker more terrifying than the uncensored version because of joker's screams and Tim laughing himself to tears being more heartbreaking than Just shooting him
I never knew there were two different versions of the jokers death in Batman Beyond: return of the Joker. I only ever saw when he accidentally electrocuted himself... never Tim shooting him... I think i prefer the censored version though, sometimes less is more... But in that case it seems like it gives us a little more before the end.
I feel that the batman beyond movie allows BOTH versions to be iconic the gun makes a comeback when Joker kills Bonk, foreshadowing plot elements. but the electrocution scene makes it so that how Terry 'kills' joker becomes more iconic
I would have included Nicholson's fall from the helicopter, rather than just the aftermath. I also would have included the Joker's "death" in Mask Of The Phantasm, since there is no indication that he survived in that movie.
2:05(basically 2:00) he never died,and im sure that was Tim,Not J.,he went down to that labatory and asked tim where he was and he turned into joker,i may be rwong(i mean wrong).
The censored cut seems way more brutal than the uncensored one. See why they did it though, didn't want a kid explicitly killing the Joker, make it look more of an accident by the joker's own hand.
While they are perfect, I'd limit that perfectness to when they're young. As old people, I think the dark knight returns voices suit them better. Though if they were young, Conroy and Hamel would win no contest.
It’s much more authentic and poetic to have Tim kill the joker as a kid. Rather than him just holding him off and pushing him cussing the joker to then hit the switch on his own demise. Really does change the story dynamic a bit but either way he does die.
Harley: "Puddin!"
Batman: "At this point, he probably is."
And who says batman don't have a sense of humor.
he prob is pudding now
He wasn't trying to be funny. Joker would be smashed.
I don't think he was trying to be funny. I think he was trying to say "At this point, he probably is.. dead.." Being a kids show I doubt they can throw words like death or dead so my guess is they just left that line.
@@IAMNOTRANA IT'S NOT A KIDS SHOW
Ah yes nothing like some burnt joker corpse
Cesar Romero - the clown
Heath ledger - the anarchist
Jack Nicolson - the mobster
Jared Leto - the psychopath
*Mark Hamil - the joker*
so true
+manzilla48 Mark Hamill - The Joker
The full package and we get to see him do The Killing Joke in the summer cant wait!!!
Very True
Tru
Am I the only one who found the death where young Robin shot the joker(uncensored) a lot less gruesome than the one where he electrocuted himself (censored)?
+Gary Fishback One had blood in it, so there's that.
I dunno, I think if Tim was directly responsible for the Joker being electrocuted, it would have been a lot more disturbing. As it stands though the uncensored version is better. I like that smile that Batman has when Tim throws away the gun though.
Gary Fishback no defiantly not
You see, I think the problem here was having a scene with a child pointing a gun at someone and shooting them, it doesn't matter if it was more gruesome than the original scene, or like in this case, less, the fact is that there's no way you could possibly get away with that and still keep a PG-13 rating. Looking at the movies key demographic at the time, they had to change it for the DVD release to be commercially viable.
Personally, I think that neither scene was quite "dark" enough for the unrated release, though I did quite like the electrocution better. Though it did slightly give off the feel that it was kinda just "shoved in" between the scenes without proper editing, on the whole I though it was pretty good.
That's not to say that the other scene was bad, but it was just too simple if you ask me, relatively quick and painless (considering who we're dealing with lol), reflects none of robin's emotional instability and insanity in the moment (aiming the gun and consciously choosing to murder the joker) the electrocution on the other hand felt like it had a Frankenstein-esque feel with nervously furtive poetic irony at the end, as in "killed gruesomely by the horrible monster you created but couldn't control", kinda personifies Jokers life that way.
I also REALLY like the part where he threw the gun away, that simple moment, it has an emotionally deranged feel, after he turns on the joker, it really feels like for a split second that you can see him thinking "I don't need a gun, I'm gonna finish this with my bare hands, I'm crying inside for what you've done to me, I'm gonna kill you laughing and watch you suffer in pain before you die, I just want make you suffer, [painful involuntary laughing] die, die", BUT, it isn't automatic, he doesn't do it straight away, that small pause magnifies and highlights his emotional instability and clinical insanity, with everything that him and bruce have ever been though conflicting in that one moment, the sheer emotion there, that implied effect, as well as the imagery in that painfully clarifying moment were both really good.
The one thing missing from the scene was that it shouldn't have EXACTLY been an accident, I think having Robin play a subtle, but definitely more significant part in Joker's "accident" (something as simple as randomly pushing on the mains while under the influence of the "experiment", or just making him lose his balance) so that it could at least be implied on some level (even if within doubt) that he played a part in actually "murdering" the joker (and in that moment, "HALF" going against everything batman taught him, while doing the very thing batman could never do) would really have been the best play when covering the script. The significance of being half batman's protege and half jokers, there is symbolic significance in having him aggressively struggling against joker in a dangerous environment and quite plausibly (but not directly) "responsible" for taking his life as his "traitorous" murderer
And lastly, come on people! The unrated version was supposed to be unrated for a reason! Even if it WAS off-screen, they really should've put a lot more effort into a bone chilling end worthy of the Legend that kept you up at night, not a fading scream and a cutaway to CATWOMAN! The offscreen moment at the end needed 10,000% more bite and brief fear, (like when you see two faces face for the first time in the TAS after the accident, I mean, even THAT had more bite!) but even so, the whole thing really wasn't bad
Anyway, just my take lol
Gary Fishback It’s more disturbing for me, because they cut away from it. Leaves more to the imagination.
Harley:"Pudd'n!"
Batman: "At this point he probably is."
Animated Batman was such a savage lmao
NexT_WorldRumble
It's what the joker would have wanted.
True
NexT_WorldRumble :( My Puddin...
I cried
Every other death always affects Batman incredibly hard, especially when it's the Joker. So for him to smile and make a Pudding joke about him being killed horrifically was really jarring and weird
I love how the censored death is more fucked up than the uncensored one. (Return of the Joker)
+Alonzo Tompkins Yeah I didn't think the the uncensored death(Return of the Joker) was so scary at all
+Alonzo Tompkins LMAO i thought the same thing.
+Alonzo Tompkins I remember watching as a kid and remember how disturbing the censored one one and then I watched the uncensored one yesterday and it's disappointing.
+Alonzo Tompkins The main reason it was censored was because it came out a little after the Columbine shootings. People were in a tizz over the the violence in video games and movies so they edited the movie "to reduce the violence." Using that logic, they made a more disturbing death scene. Good job guys.
+Alonzo Tompkins It also means the Joker gets electrocuted to death twice in the same movie.
I prefer the uncensored because "That's not funny!" is probably the best last words ever written for the Joker
The censored one was a lot more gruesome than the uncensored one!
I know right, that was just as bad! I'm glad it wasn't just me thinking that haha!
Darker Too!
yeah it was kinda darker. but I think the joker getting shot is a more painful death for the joker.
True
Instead of having a cardiovascular trauma leading almost immedieate death, gets electrocuted... censored, hmmm...
This guy has more lives than five bags of cats
***** and thats not counting the batman spinoffs like 'the batman' or all the justice league encounters, or the movies, or every episode of batman that the joker was in.
***** I'm pretty sure I'm immortal, I had Harley shoot me, but I'm still here to keep laughing, joking, and slaughtering everyone Batlame cares about haha :)
Jokerwins101 hey i have some steep bills to pay, are you hiring?
Depends, how do u feel about slaughtering thousands of innocent people, all meaningless lives ending in a horrifying conclusion haha!
Jokerwins101 well then *steps into the light revealing skull make up and scythe with name Lenny on it* where do i start?
Joker usually laughs when he dies. A lot of people find the censored version in the return of the joker more gruesome. I agree, but no one talks about how in the uncensored version when joker gets shot he says "Thats not funny..." and doesnt even giggle. I find that sort of sad.
Usually, when joker laughs He has a way out somehow. But when he doesent laugh, then He realises this is it.
Yeah the censored version is also ironic too. Joker gets killed by the machine that was made to turn Tim into JJ.
that's because he dies knowing it wasn't batman who killed him
Can't really say that something like that deserves to be laughed at really so I can't really blame him for saying "That's not funny" and to be honest both of his deaths were just as gruesome. Either being shot or being electrocuted alive.
The "World's Finest" Batman is cruel as hell.
Harley: Puddin'!
Batman: At this point, he probably is.
Harley Quinn: PUDDIN !!!
Batman: at this point he probably is
NO HE DID NOT 😂😂
oh my god I can't stop laughin
That line was just VICIOUS!
😂😂
Ikr XD
Zero chill Batman
1:54 the censored version was more brutal than the uncensored one xD
yup
Yea
I know, at least on the voice acting and the sound effects, but the other was a bit more graphical (just a "bit")
Its more the fact that a child is less directly responsible for murdering someone.
Definitly
Harley: Puddin
Batman: At this point he probably is.
Cold Bruce cold
lol I laughed
No probably hot pudding considering all those bombs that exploded him.
***** I was talking about Bruce's attitude.
+Admiral Henry Jones It's a joke.
who is haley?
Anyone think the censored death of Joker in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker is more disturbing than the uncensored version? Even if it didn't show him dying, his death scream made it more freaky than the simple grunt he made when he was shot in the uncensored version.
Yeah but the uncensored one made way more sense.
You just made the exact same comment as the other guy. Why?
I do.
I couldn't fucking agree more!
+kevin willems thus the line deliver the punchline. clever. thanks for wittly or unwittingly pointing that out.
Am I the only one who thinks the censored version of Joker's death in Return of the Joker is more horrific than the uncensored version? Yeah there's less blood but god that f***ing scream!!!!
Actually that electrocution death was worse to be honest, the uncensored version showed him die with one hit, but the thought of him dying in agonizing pain by electricity can make someone's flesh crawl
Especially since you don't see it happen so how he looked when he screamed out in pain is left to your imagination. I think who ever censored that f***ed up royally.
Jaeger Newman I guess they assumed it would be better with imagination
It's really not. Especially if you have a vivid imagination like me.
Jaeger Newman When I first saw the movie (censored) I had no idea what happened to the joker. While the actual death is definitely more gruesome. In the eyes of a child who has never seen death by electrocution, ignorance is bliss. Actually seeing Joker's body and watching Tim break down into tears could really screw with a kid's brain!
3:01
Harley quinn: pudding
Batman: at this point he probably is
Fucking savage
Savage
Brutal!
haha ye good one he ment he's a pile of pudding joker pudding
so funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😁😁😂😂😂😏
Ruben Manssens lol
Ok, I'm up!
0:01 I guess Joker folded out due to a bad river card!
0:23 Didn't anyone tell you that smoking kills!
0:42 Looks like you choked under pressure more than Tim did!
1:22 Looks like you and Tim have a static relationship!
1:58 Looks like the table has turned!
2:40 Your plan really blew up in your face, didn't it?
3:08 Guess laughter really isn't the best medicine!
4:00 Looks like love is a pain in the neck!
4:32 I always knew you were heartless!
lol
You are the next joker
XD
Batman Arkham Knight:"Don't forget the Joker"
+UKNOWN BOY thanks for the memories, it's been a bag of laughs
Joker's death in the uncensored version of Return of the Joker is still the best Joker death in my opinion.
There's something really disturbing about having Batman's brainwashed partner use a gun to kill him (breaking Batman's "no kill rule") and then having to live with that the rest of his life.
I think the "see you in Hell" Joker Death was the most sinister.
+Sky Horizon Older.
spoiler warning about that scene
joker literally found a gun and went on some short shooting spree before he died there
+Sky Horizon Out of character? The character's been around for like 70 years. The character isn't always going to act like Hamill or Ledger. He's also old in the Dark Knight Returns
***** The Joker is never in Character he's unpredictable.
+Sean Last he never had much of a character to begin with...
Harley: "Puddin'!!"
Batman: "At this point, he probably is."
I probably wasn't supposed to laugh, but I laughed really hard.
Looks like someone has been using the Dragon Balls...
lol
Well no wonder why
Goten the Saiyan God All hail ultra baby
and phoenix downs
enzo galvão the best comment here.
I have a theory: what if the Joker had a bunch of those conscious-chips scattered throughout the city and planted on different people. So that every time Joker died, his conscious would be ressurected in a different body. Kind of like Emperor Palpatine from the Star Wars EU
Yeah
+Offroadgam3r that's for the comics not the show
do you know how much conscious storing chips cost? they don't exactly sell them at the dollar store.
+BGDD27 Since when has cost ever been an issue for the Joker? This is a psychotic criminal anarchist afterall
Well the recent hints we got concerning the new 52 Joker indicate that the Joker is in fact some kind of supernatural entity which haunts Gotham City for hundreds of years (comparable to pennywise the clown from stephen kings "it")
I think the censored death might be worse than the uncensored one
Harley: Puddin!
Batman: At this point he probably is.
Harley: *glares*
That was hilarious haha
+XxHarley QuinnxX No chill at all 😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's what the joker would've wanted
i think the BB ROTJ censored is worse then the uncensored one.
Because the uncensored version is a fitting death. The censored version kills him with electricity just because.
I just realised, Mark Hamill has starred in two different movies with the acronym "ROTJ"
really? what were they?
+virus4812 Return Of The Jedi and Return Of The Joker of course
ahh ok then thanks.
this should be called the most satisfying video ever
You soulless being, leave poor Puddin' alone!
poor Puddin gone through so much
why hes awesome
The Joker is one of the best villains in comic history.
Actually.. i'm with Hunter. Main reason: i hate Joker for what he did to my poor little Tim in the Batman Beyond movie
Everyone keeps saying the censored death from RotJ is more gruesome, but there’s something about Tim regaining just enough control to turn the gun on Joker and shoot him is pretty disturbing. Having him pull the trigger instead of it just being an accident feels more impactful. Plus him breaking down in tears feels more sad, he just killed someone.
2:48. The best Joker laugh ever.
And they say cartoons are for kids
HAHAHAHAHAHAAA
One year has passed since I posted this video, and I dind't expected at all this huge number of views (more than 800k)! Thanks to everyone!
+Riccardo Celembrini You should also include his comics book deaths and when he dies in the new serie Gotham.
Djorgal
When I made this video Jerome wasn't already dead.
Jerome isn't joker
no_good_namez Yes he definetely is. And yes I do know he dies, which is something the joker does a lot.
Gotham isn't something that is like " oh yeah he came back" unless they introduce the Lazarus pit
When the censored version is more brutal than the uncensored version.
3:03 is Batman at his best.
Somehow the censored Batman Beyond movie is far more terrifying than the uncensored.
mcvicar2 Because it leaves more to the imagination.
honestly the one where his "son" kills him is probably the one that is the most emotional, joker doesn't laugh like he normally does or make a joke, which shows how much shock he's in from being betrayed, he tries to realise what just happened but by the time he does he's dead
And it kinda seemed like he actually did care about JJ despite all the torture he did.
Yet somehow, Jack Nicholson's death from 'Batman' (1989) was excluded.
gutz1981 read the description to find out why
Two millions views, I love you all guys.
Riccardo Celembrini we wuv you too ^w^
Riccardo Celembrini
Riccardo Celembrini yup because everyone loves watching clowns die.
the other one is like the seed of chucky
Riccardo Celembrini thank you
this man died more times than krillin
Yes!
Wow, Joker should really hang out with Kenny and Yamcha.
Jedi Bird Plays Krillin died more than Yamcha
+newwave1986 goku died just as many times as krillin but nobody makes fun of him
+Arturo Sanchez gokus death was all suicide lol
Or krillian
"PUDDIN!'"
"...at this point, he probably is."
Amazing. XD
Even though the censored version of Return of the Joker was pretty gruesome, it also gave a good foreshadowing of what would happen to the joker later in movie.
On the uncensored his death is foreshadowed when the joker kills bong with a similar gun.
Harley: "Puddin'!"
Batman: "At this point, he probably is."
BATMAN YOU SAVAGE.
3:00 basically happened in Suicide Squad. Except not.
3:00 I remember that scene well. It was my first introduction to dark humor. And I loved it ever since.
I still love how the electrocution version of Joker's death in Return of the Joker is the "censored" version. That scene scared the shit out of me as a kid.
I watch a bad version I was kids?
Man, even the censored version of batman beyond is creepy. I remember i had a VHS with the censored version. I got very disturbed by the first time I saw it that I only watched it again years later.
+Adrian Salazar yup look at Tim's face and Jeff the Killer's face
Harley: Puddin!
B: At this point he probably is.
BAT SAVAGE STRIKES AGAIN!
hahaha
xD
Batman: Tim..
Tim: shakes his head ‘No’ and shoots Joker
I just find the unscensored version of his death to be downright creepy and more impactful then the censored one
In the uncensored version joker just gets shot, you don’t see the wound and it’s quick.
In the censored version, Robin pushes him in, it’s drawn out and unusual and you hear the Joker scream.
Still with the whole context of the scene the uncencored version (in my opinion) is much darker. The electrocution is just an accident, while in the uncencored version the joker is straight shot by a kid.
I have the Batman Arkham City game and at the end I cryed because the Joker was my favorite character in every movie and game because of his awesome look and laugh.Mark Hamill really did a better Joker than anyone after all
0:14 - i was really waiting for the water to turn bloody
I just wanna say that the first two "Deaths" were not really deaths, we just thought he died, but it's still good that you included them. They were cool. But there is ONE you forgot, the one where he supposedly died in "Mask of the Phantasm."
"Puddin! :("
"At this point he probably is"
Hoohoo Bats! How very me of you!
It's so strange, but I feel like the censored version in Batman Beyond with Robin shoving the Joker and the Joker inadvertently electrocuting himself is so much more pressing, gruesome and oddly poetic? Maybe it's because too me, the Joker always seemed suicidal? From the comics and films I always got the sense that what Joker really wanted was to push Batman so far that Bats would "give in" and kill him because Joker couldn't for some unfathomable reason do it himself?? So to have Robin, and not just the first but the third, do it!? It's like through Tim, Jason gets his revenge and that's just one aspect that comes to mind making this situation bad. Additionally Tim is all Jokerfied, so it's like watching a young Joker kill off his predecessor, then there's the pyschological and physical struggle that goes into play, Robin's intent to inflict harm upon the Joker is stretched out, more obvious. Then if that's all not enough! If you choose to believe or consider the "possible" origin backstory from the comic, "The killing Joke" where the Joker lost his pregnant wife to the mob and his unborn child... flash to this scene, for it to BE a child made to look like his son finishing him off?! That's some dark stuff!! Plus ontop of all that! This character is a clown! Clowns pretend to fall down or do stunts that they make look like accidents in many performances, think Charlie Chaplin! So for Joker to accidentally grab onto the switch that finally ends its!? I mean it's odd but ten years later since I first saw this as a kid and I still can't get over the overall brutality of the scene and the symbolism?? I mean the uncensored version is decent but it's quick and doesn't make me think. This one ...is like ....a shock? You just don't see it coming.
dude that return of the joker censored death was far more terrifying than the uncensored one
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+The Op Gamer Actually, 1,314,316.
U forgot the bell landing on him lol
Somewhere in Batman Arkham City:
Thug: "How many times has Joker died already?"
Me: "Oh, many times, my friend. Many times.
2:52 I like where Jokers so insane that he laughs even at his death.
Damn, this guy has more extra lives than Mario on a staircase with a koopa shell.
yaaaaaaaaaaa, pretty sure you cant break your own neck that way.
ryan phillips Actually, Batman slightly broke his neck at first, therefore leaving Joker paralized. As he realized the police was reaching the place, he finished the job by himself by twisting his already damaged neck.
Not very plausible, but that's how it is.
so...youre saying he was crippled but could still move...
Indeed. At least, that's what wikipedia says.
Bud, trying to find any logic in anything comic-related is a futile quest.
yes, i earlier had someone tell me superman was a plant battery.
Well, I tried to save you from searching the info. Use google search and find it by yourself instead of asking like an oblivious moron.
The censored scene is more horryfying than the original...
JOKER DIED MORE TIMES THAN SEAUN BEAN!
Krunoslav Kovacec At least he isnt worthless like Yamcha.
Tac Son lol he got battered by a saibaman lolololol xd,the saibamen,tho(though),they're weak.
+CODY RHODES ™ No, he got latched onto and blown up, totally different. if nappa had been a bit less durable chiaotzu would have f*cked his sh*t up.
+Krunoslav Kovacec more than krillin
WE DON T SPEAK ITS NAME!!
Looking back return of the joker uncensored is a bit more darker than the killing joke. You got psychological torture with Tim and joker being impaled by the flag and going through his back almost.
Great video but you forgot the ones in the brave and the bold
Watch the update ;D
+Riccardo Celembrini okay i did thank you still great video
did joker dy in that seirys
Also his death in suicide squard and the mask of the Phantasm. Iam sure that woman killed him in the end.
+Isham2 W he does not die in suicide squad
I feel like when they made the movie, they had the censored and uncensored versions mixed up.
Honestly I think its funny how the censored version of Joker's death from jokers return is scarrier than the Uncensored xD!!!
That censored one is scarier than the one when he shoots him wtf
... somehow the "censored" version of the Joker's Death in the Batman Beyond movie flashback seems NASTIER.
DJFlare84 When I first saw the movie (censored) I had no idea what happened to the joker. While the actual death is definitely more gruesome. In the eyes of a child who has never seen death by electrocution, ignorance is bliss. Actually seeing Joker's body and watching Tim break down into tears could really screw with a kid's brain!
You forgot about the episode "Be a Clown" and the movie "Mask of the Phantasm".
His death in the Censored version of Return of the Joker was way more graphic to me!
Yes BUT you don’t see his death on screen. Where when Tim shoots him it IS on screen.
@@KCKingdomCreateGreatTrekAgainI guess. But I think being fried to death is way more horrible than a boring gunshot.
@@BlackWingedSeraphX I agree but network censors figure as long as you don't see it is isn't that bad.
Every time he goes down, he always manages to get the last laugh.
I find the censored version of the return of the joker more terrifying than the uncensored version because of joker's screams and Tim laughing himself to tears being more heartbreaking than Just shooting him
3:14 This is still the best looking video game joker
I never knew there were two different versions of the jokers death in Batman Beyond: return of the Joker. I only ever saw when he accidentally electrocuted himself... never Tim shooting him... I think i prefer the censored version though, sometimes less is more... But in that case it seems like it gives us a little more before the end.
Joker taught me, if you have to go, go with a smile on your face
I feel that the batman beyond movie allows BOTH versions to be iconic
the gun makes a comeback when Joker kills Bonk, foreshadowing plot elements.
but the electrocution scene makes it so that how Terry 'kills' joker becomes more iconic
I've never seen the censored version of Return Of The Joker... but that is friggin' more terrifying than the original o.o
has anyone noticed that joker always laughs when he dies or he knows hes going to die
it's weird that Tim in Beyond says he can still see the jokers twisted dead grin but he died relatively pissed off in both versions.
3:43 that face you make, when you fart.
lol
thats some dedication to animate a new scene for the Joker's death in the Batman Beyond movie. Usually, people would use lousy edits or something
Don't know if it was mentioned before, you missed the Jack Nicholson's Joker's Death from the 1989 Batman movie. Pretty compilation though.
It was my choice not to inser Nicholson's death in this video, but it is in the update, watch it if you want.
I would have included Nicholson's fall from the helicopter, rather than just the aftermath. I also would have included the Joker's "death" in Mask Of The Phantasm, since there is no indication that he survived in that movie.
With his last act of cruelty, the Joker tainted us all. Looks like he got the last laugh after all.
Actually World's Finest came out in 1997.
I know, it is a mistake. Go to watch the update, there are no mistakes in it.
Riccardo Celembrini
3:05 batman a savage
2:05(basically 2:00) he never died,and im sure that was Tim,Not J.,he went down to that labatory and asked tim where he was and he turned into joker,i may be rwong(i mean wrong).
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CODY RHODES ™ It was Joker in Tim's head.
I wonder if they made the “uncensored” death so they could get away with the “censored” one?
Mark Hamill will always be my favorite Joker voice actor!!! Brent Spiner did a good job, but it's just not the same
The censored cut seems way more brutal than the uncensored one. See why they did it though, didn't want a kid explicitly killing the Joker, make it look more of an accident by the joker's own hand.
God, the Dark Knight Return's one -_- Conroy and Hamill are perfect in their roles as Batman and Joker
While they are perfect, I'd limit that perfectness to when they're young. As old people, I think the dark knight returns voices suit them better. Though if they were young, Conroy and Hamel would win no contest.
Aqua Jet Conroy and Hamill are old men though themselves. Conroy uses his regular voice, for the most part
Pan Z But the voice actors there sound older still.
Joker's censored death is even more brutal than the uncensored one.
It’s much more authentic and poetic to have Tim kill the joker as a kid. Rather than him just holding him off and pushing him cussing the joker to then hit the switch on his own demise. Really does change the story dynamic a bit but either way he does die.
Batman beyond return of the joker censored is way more disturbing than the uncensored version.
"Deliver the Punchline."
Damion: *pauses*
Joker: "I'm waiting."
Damion: "There is no Punchline."
Joker: *99% stress*
harley:PUDDIN!!!
batman: at this point he probably is
3:04 woah dude, too soon
"Puddin!" "At this point he probably is." Damn that's cold!
tbh I thought it was bad ass when the joker snapped his own neck.
3:42
Well that's a new meaning of "die laughing"
Bad joke? Ok......
2:50 was the best death!