The Ripper kidnaps Selina Kyle | Batman: Gotham by Gaslight
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- Batman: Gotham by Gaslight (2018)
Batman goes to rescue Selina
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Film discription: In an alternative Victorian Age Gotham City, Batman begins his war on crime while he investigates a new series of murders by Jack the Ripper.
Director: Sam Liu
Cast: Bruce Greenwood (Bruce Wayne / Batman), Jennifer Carpenter (Selina Kyle), Anthony Head (Alfred Pennyworth), Yuri Lowenthal (Harvey Dent), Scott Patterson (James Gordon), Kari Wuhrer (Barbara Gordon / Pamela Isley), William Salyers (Hugo Strange)
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I love how no matter what universe it is, Batman's always got a bike.
JoshJenrayAK47 and a bat signal
Imagine a medieval batman
@Daniel Ashar bin Mohd Fraziali * would be intereasting to see
Tim Burton Batman never had a bike unfortunately
@@billcipher8162 that would be awesome! Red hood could maybe be the 'red knight ' instead of green
It's quite a change that at first Selina Kyle didn't hesitated to betray Wayne, but finally she realised that she needs him to survive
I like that they made Jim Gordon left handed since Jakc the ripper was
Nice observation!
I was shocked to see Jim Gordon as a villain
It's really creative, the original Gaslight just had some lawyer dude as Jack.
He wasn't though
Present Tense he was a psychopath that had the idea that prostitutes are responsible for all the evil in the world
And believed he was the only one to save the world by mercilessly stabbing
Yea great twist.
The comic was better with Gordon as a good guy. It's always better to have Gordon as the good guy.
Selina nearly became Kelly when you realize how similar the scene is. Thank goodness she managed to create a bat-signal.
Who is Kelly?
@@PussyConnoisseur Mary Jane Kelly is the last official Ripper victim: the one he really went all out on.
The bat signal we call that a cellphone today calling the police hoping they get there on time.
I keep forgetting this is Victorian Gotham so Gordon including "immigrants" in his list of undesirables took me off guard.
I think it's pretty likely that Gotham by Gaslight Bruce Wayne didn't view immigrants the same way most people did during this era. After all, it was a time where a lot of people didn't view women as equals either and he seems to.
@@teleportedbreadfor3days America was also devastated by the Civil War though, they would've accepted more help in any form.
@@davidcranfill3097 True, but still, during times like this one where equality was especially lacking, there were always a few people who gave a damn in some way about those who were treated like second-class Humans, at best. Besides, it's Bruce Wayne, it's the Wayne estate. The rich ones who care.
I am just surprised he didn't include Blacks, Catholics and Hebrews as well bigotry was common back then
Likely what the writers intended it to do.
I really love the motorcycle. Very cool.
Question is if it's supposed to be a Hildebrand & Wolfmuller (German), an Excelsior (English) or an Orient-Aster (American).
In the 1800s? Hmm
@@mateoslab Late 1800s*
Having a motorcycle in the 1800 is already an advance technology. And Batman is the first to use it in this universe.
Mateo Ceballos Querol this movie takes place on 1889 the first motorcycle was created in 1885 and Bruce is a thousandaire and that would be worth millions today so it’s an advanced technology he gained access to
This movie had me wondering if they will ever do a batman/sherlock Holmes crossover
Straight up crossover or do you mean like Trials of the demon from Brave and the Bold?
They technically already kinda have, at least in comic form.
Sherlock Holmes was canon to the Pre-52 DC Earth (he became public domain, so no copyright), and Batman met him. Albeit he was incredibly old, but still.
Batman seems to know who he is and respects his skill as a fellow detective.
That's some dense blood to make the bat signal.
Sequel idea: Professor Moriarty comes to Gotham.
0:49 the first Bat-signal to hit the sky is always the one very pivotal moment of anything related to Batman.
I have a feeling Pattinson's batman has been inspired from this version.
The suit , the motorcycle, and the timeline seems familiar with it.
Now that you mentioned it, it does rings some bells in my mind. Good observation Gourab! 🤗
I can't wait
Yeah true and Batman 1939 also
The batmobile is inspired from comics
I read that Reeves took inspiration from a lot of comics and I alteady love it
That bat signal
Every Batman has a bat signal.
I really hope this movie series continues. I wanna see a surprise precursor movie that's Holmes and Watson where Watson is a surprisingly educated young man, and everyone is surprised at meeting him at first, just for the movie to conclude (set up for the upcoming Gotham by Gaslight universe movies) with an older moustached man to catch the young Watson on his way out the door of Baker Street, claiming he's learned all he can from Holmes, for the final time just to reveal that the old man is Dr. Watson, and the young Watson to introduce himself as Bruce Wayne.
They had Solomon Grundy introduced in the movie (listen for the name Cyrus Gold), all that's missing is the magic that transforms him. Same magic that probably brings Ivy back from the dead (killed by Jack at the beginning of this movie). Two Face is primed and waiting to literally explode onto the scene.
It's sad I haven't heard anything about a follow-up
Was she trying to draw a bat
Yeah, with her blood
Now ain't that cool
This twist is a hell of a lot better than the reveal in the comic. The reveal in the comic is that Jack is Bruce’s uncle Jacob Packer.
Agreed. I bought the comics and when I was done redding ut I was like: did I really just wasted 25 bucks on this wasted of toilet paper garage excuse for a story?🤦♂️
@@keithkekenbosch9289 I mean, I don’t think that the original is bad but I don’t like that the reveal is a family member invented for the story. It was the first Elseworlds story but I feel like they should’ve gone all out. However I am glad that the reveal in the film wasn’t changed to Joker.
No one:
Selena’s ankles: guess this is our stop
Funnily enough that would be considered sexy for the Victorian era.
For a Police Commissioner, Gordon sure is clueless. Does he not realise that poverty and inequality are the causes of pretty much everything he listed? He’s attacking the symptoms instead.
girl i know you're drugged but that is not a bat
It’s halfway is... kinda
She was in a rush so can’t be too picky
she drew it with her own blood, while being drugged and chased by an mentally ill police officer and even so it still looks like a bat. 👀
Why does almost no one chase after the guys in history with these situations. It takes two to tango, Jack.
This probably could go unsaid, but it's mostly sexism. Gordon viewed these women as "temptresses", luring men to sin, which was a common reason to disparage and hate prostitutes, and is still a view held by some people. The dumbest thing is, if anything, the customer is more at fault, since they're the ones engaging in adultery, the prostitute is just providing an opportunity. If prostitutes weren't an option, the customer would likely find another person to, uh, satisfy them. Not to mention, prostitutes usually turned to that line of work out of desperation, so I tend to sympathize with them, not hold their line of work against them.
@@curranfrank2854 if you truly care about them, you get the women out of the position. Sympathy is cheap; anyone can look on someone and feel bad. Empathy, on the other hand, requires an active attempt to understand someone, take on their burdens and make them your own and ultimately help them find a solution. The place you're coming from is admirable though it doesn't bring anything into fruition - other than just food for thought.
@@curranfrank2854 Truth to be hold, they are far of being saints in hell, rather than illetrate poor and ignorant, but you have somewhat of a point. If you really want to ban prostitution, just make the customers pay with a simple fine, send to the home of the customer and the appearence of all the customers in a public list, or some measure that, while not brutal, it will simply reveal them to the light of the brightest day. That risk may disuade a good portion of clients. Specially those in high places.
Anyone else think its cool that batman made a batcycle out of train parts, coal powered, etc.?
Oh no! Not the illiterates!
“Nearly burns my eyes” at 0:38, now that’s burning your eyes!
I appreciate how the creators of this adaptation decided to make James's version of Jack the Ripper an incel. Which in all honesty is a possibility for whom the real serial killer(s) was/were.
This is great I having watched this movie yet. LOVE THE SETTING what universe this is in or year
I appreciate the spotlight smudge looks like a Rorschach test that could be either a bat or a cat.
The motorcycle looks amazing, but what kind of model is that?
Tesla
@@joshmeagher2024 hahaha
why not turn off the light before you chase, dumb move
My first thought. But It’s not like turning it off would make Batman forget where they were.
he could think that batman is busy and didn't see the light, so immediately turning of the light may work
Why bother? As far as Gordon knows, at this moment Bruce Wayne is locked up in prison. He didn't know he escaped.
0:02 And here is my biggest issue about this movie. Is DC seriously suggesting that BruceWane invented a high-speed steam-powered motorcycle before Henry Ford invented the first gas-powered automobile that was only fast enough to replace horse-drawn carriages?!
It's a comic universe and Bruce Wayne is a genius so to answer your question yes he did.
Jaylan Mayhew in some of the universes it’s been revealed he has an IQ of 196
@@ren4issance-754 okay
Well steam cars have been recorded to do very high speeds and depending on the type of boiler and builder a feat like that would not be so difficult as the steam car is the predecessor to the gasoline car
Motorcycle invented before automobile tho.
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so wait... Jim Gordon, Jack's name is James, Jim is also the name James in other universes, oh my god since when was Commissioner Gordon legit the fuckin bad guy wow the odds
because you have Jim Gordon, he's primary, he is the father of Barbara, but in some of them, we have James Gordon, and usually Batgirl isn't part of that series, because James Gordon never had Barbara. I might be wrong, but James is Barbara's husband, Jim is Barbara's Dad. In this series, Barbara is married to Jack the Ripper. I am talking in circles.
@@theshinxgirl Jim is a nickname for James. Kind of like Dick and Richard. It depends on who’s addressing him that uses either name.
@@joshmeagher2024 I know it's a nickname for James, my dad's name is James and he's been called Jim before
Where did she get all that blood?
Her neck. In a previous scene Jack/Jim stabbed her in the neck with a syringe containing something to knock her out.
Her period i think
@@Atomic-toons00 don't be gross now.
Did he kill her?
No
Should've
@@rproductions1865 you first
@@duaneelliott5194 everyone gets what they fuckin deserve
No, Batman chased Jim up the Farris wheel and then it lights on fire, then Jim kills himself and Selina escapes
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Leave them thots alone!
For the history aspect. Kinda not good.
Sideswip Kicker so you’re going to question a world where a rich dude dresses like a bat and beats up people because he’s sad inside in probably the most violent and horrifying time period in London which was renamed the fictional city of Gotham? Nice. Lol
Todes zauberer778 hey look guys, I pissed off a snowflake who can’t take a joke, why don’t you go off and grow a pair dip shit, not like I’m attacking this dude’s mentality for a sarcastic joke 🤣
@Todes zauberer778 i think he was just poking fun in a gruffy way