FIRST TIME WATCHING TIM BURTON'S BATMAN 1989! MOVIE REACTION W/Michael Keaton & Joker Jack Nicholson
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Having witnessed his parents' brutal murder as a child, millionaire philanthropist Bruce Wayne (Michael Keaton) fights crime in Gotham City disguised as Batman, a costumed hero who strikes fear into the hearts of villains. But when a deformed madman who calls himself "The Joker" (Jack Nicholson) seizes control of Gotham's criminal underworld, Batman must face his most ruthless nemesis ever while protecting both his identity and his love interest, reporter Vicki Vale (Kim Basinger).
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Jack Nickelson is best 89 Joker 🃏
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@@deryankylilwilkesWorld7694 oh man I haven’t seen Looney Tunes in a minute bro
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Fun Fact: Years Later when Mark Hamil auditioned for the Joker in the animated series he felt kinda scared when he remembered he had big shoes to fill after Jack's take on the joker since one of his buddies told him he was really brave doing that. But despite that Mark made his take on Joker his own and left us with a iconic Joker as Jack Nicholson did
And pave the way for many others some who are stronger one God rest his soul and well i’m sure you all get the rest
Probably the most iconic sound of a joker.
@@darthdracul8372 What are you talking about who's dead?
@@DaDunge Heath Ledger and Cesar Romero are both dead.
Yeah, big clown shoes.
I love "Batman: The Animated Series" from the 90s! The series took influence from Tim Burton's "Batman" films. They even used the same music by Danny Elfman.
I love those series too! And love the fact that Luke Skywalker (I mean Mark Hamil 😂) does the Joker’s voice
Harley Quinn was created only for Batmn: The Animated Series for 2 episodes. She became so popular that they made a regular on the Batman universe.
Batman The Animated Series Opening and End theme done by Danny Elfman himself.
Me too.
Yes, my favorite film composer Danny Elfman composed the theme for the animated series. However, the late and great Shirley Walker(who conducted the score to "Batman")composed the music to the animated series.
Most younger people don't get it because of Heath Ledger, the original Joker's skin is actually bleached white and his hair is green.
Ledger's interpretation is original to him and does not reflect the comics or any previous movies. In actuality Heath Ledger's Joker was an ordinary man with makeup, not a meta human caused by a chemical bath.
Phoenix as well.
Yea Heath's joker is a scary villain but not much of a joker.
The long term damage Ledger (or really Nolan) did to the Joker character is immeasurable, yes Ledger gave a good performance, but he did not really play the Joker
@@alcarbo8613 Agreed. Ledger's Joker was an anarchist with homicidal tendencies - basically, he was Hush (another of Batman's enemies) with a glasgow grin and makeup.
The original Joker from the comic is no anarchist, no revolutionary, doesn't play for power or try to demonstrate a single thing. He's just bats**t insane. He's the kind of man that kidnaps three comedy writers to actually have a punchline for his heists (he did, in the silver age). He's the kind of person that won't use a gun if a killer yo-yo would make for a better joke. He sold his freakin' soul to the DEVIL for a box of exploding cigars, for Pete's sake! Seriously, we're talking about a man that, in a crossover with Judge Dredd, was judged INNOCENT by Judge Death, an insane undead monster from a world where life itself is considered a crime! A person that is so far off the bend that Scarecrow's fear toxin has absolutely no effect on him!
This is what Joker is. And, may he rest in peace, Heath Ledger, while undoubtedly VERY talented, ain't even close.
Yeah, since Nolan's Batman universe is set in the real world, a real life Joker would wear clown paint instead of being dowsed in chemicals that bleach his skin.
Timeless movie! Also, not sure if you've been made aware yet but, Joker's skin was bleached in the chemicals, and the peach skin tone IS actually the makeup he puts on throughout the movie.
A trick the Joker has used since his first appearance in the Golden Age. And still uses that same trick years later.
A lot of people seem to miss that Bruce didn't just "not show up" for the museum date, it was set up by Joker.
Notice when Alfred lets him know that she's running late Bruce answers "I'm not meeting her today"
It was better explained in the comic adaptation of the film
“You ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?” I love that line! This movie is great although Batman Returns was my favorite Batman film (before The Dark Knight was released).
Batman Returns is my favourite Batman film, the new one needs to be pretty good to top it.
@@jonbolton3376 Well, it was absolutely phenomenal
Danny Elfman’s Batman theme is the definitive theme, carrying over to the animated series.
I regularly listen to the opening and closing theme just by itself. Danny Elfman is up there with the greats like John Williams et al.
And it just fits so right!!!
People forget that Joker ACTUALLY died in Batman #1. The guilt over Joker's death was the reason Batman established his "No Killing" rule. The writers later brought Joker back to life numerous times, mostly because fans loved such a wild, ridiculous character, making him a seemingly perfect foil for the always serious crusader.
He was originally intended to die in his early appearance but one of the editors liked him so much, they wrote in that he survived being stabbed in the heart at the last minute.
Joker did NOT die in Batman #1, he was planned to, but he didn’t
“Jack? Jack is dead, my friend. You can call me Joker. And, as you can see, I’m a lot happier.” Longish line, but so brilliant!! Jack’s Joker set the standard to building The Joker up through the lines.
jack nicholson & michael keaton were great as joker & batman, and i really love how tim burton managed to make his unique style work with batman lore. danny elfman's music really sets the tone, and all the songs in the movie soundtrack were performed by prince. this movie was a huge hit when it came out. all the ingredients mixed so well together.
Cool fact Danny Elfman is the same guy who made the Batman 1989 sound tracks, and he also played Jackskellington in The Nightmare before Christmas when Jack sings that is actually Danny Elfman’s voice
Tim Burton Batman...not the most accurate of portrayal of the caped crusader but the tone and design of Gotham city is fantastic ! Jack Nicholson steal the show in every scene and one of the best addition that unfortunatly doesn't come back in any other adaptation...Bob !! The right hand of Joker might not be goofy like Harley Quinn, but it work soo well to balance the crazy !
What's not accurate about it? Please explain because its more accurate to the original vision than anything that came before and since...
@@shamrockballs1066 He kills people, Joker killed his parents, and he hardly acts like Bruce Wayne at all
@@qwertyzillaofficial2969 That's your opinion. Batman killed people in the early comics. No one was named as to killed Bruce's parents in the original origin and Bob Kane said if get had of thought of it he would have inserted it into the comics. These are all trivial gripes people have just to elevate their own self righteous opinion of what their Batman should be.
@@shamrockballs1066 I never said it was bad, just that it wasn’t the most accurate.
@@qwertyzillaofficial2969 Mate it is the 'most' accurate to the original depiction of Batman. That was the point in the movie. Not everything that came after, like no killing.
This film is fantastic and in many, many ways was a game-changer.
This AND Spider-Man 2002 started the trend of superhero movies we're going through today.
Fun fact: Halrey Quinn wasn't created until the 1992 Animated Series
Jack Nicholson said the Joker is his favorite character he's ever played because there's so many layers to the joker.
I was in love with the 60s Batman when I was a kid in the 80s and 90s. I saw this movie at the cinema when I was 4 years old, in 1989. This movie was clearly not made for 4 year olds, but I still watched it. Batman Returns, which came out when I was 7, was my favourite movie for years! It's still up there tbh. I related to Selena Kyle in so many ways.
When you say "Oh no, we're not getting another origin story!" you must remember that this was the first Batman movie to show his origin story.
Good choice. It's my favorite movie of all time. Michael Keaton is my favorite Batman and always will be.
Make sure you check out the sequel, Batman Returns!
🦇😎🦇
It’s even better!!!
Joker has multiple different origins in the comics. This was the first appearance of the Jack Napier identity, but it has been used in the comics since.
In addition to the live action movies, you should check out *Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993)* as well.
I think they started using Vicky Vale too. She was in the Arkham games even though she was invented for this movie.
@@fighterck6241 No she wasn’t
Fun Fact: You were absolutely correct about the money being counterfeit during the parade; there were a couple lines of dialog deleted which would have had someone in the crowd notice. And yes, the bills were to feature the Joker's face.
Also keep in mind that Batman didn't always have his familiar "no kill" stance even in the comics; in the earliest comics he carried A GUN and the pacifist policy came later. Just to make sure you don't think it too radical a departure in these movies when he sometimes kills his enemies.
Yea but Batman had his no kill rule well established something like 40 years before this movie. Burton just didn't like it.
The creators of Batman stated Batman will not kill, it's a canon rule. They hummed and hawd but did decide Batman won't kill.
Batman uses a gun legitimately like 3 times EVER and only kills a handful of times
I LOVE your reactions! Man, when we saw this in the theater back then it was mind blowingly fun. 😎🐾 I can't wait to see your reactions. To me, personally, these were all a blast and yes, I saw them all on the big screen. 😊🍻
Tim Burton put out the best Batman movies. Batman Returns is my favorite xmas movie. Also, what stands out about the Joker in this, is that he is actually funny unlike later portrayals.
Thanks to this film, the superhero stuff was able to become darker not only on the ,,big screens”, but also in animation (Batman the animated series). I still love Nolan’s trilogy, because for me ,,gothic” doesn’t mean ,,serious”, but Burton’s film is important for superhero industry. Thank you Danny Elfmann for the main theme (first I heard it in LEGO Batman 2).
Gothic is serious
@@jasonvoorheescampblood nahhh….
@@matveynoname7083 it is
@@jasonvoorheescampblood I meant to raise various topics
Yep, the chemicals altered Joker's hair and skin color. It's a famous part of his usual backstory. Joker also isn't the one who killed Batman's parents in other versions.
Harley Quinn originated later in the cartoon Batman: The Animated Series from 1992. I haven't seen it, but from what I've heard it's a bit darker and mature cartoon (especially compared to many other cartoons at the time, I mean the whole Harley and her abusive relationship with Joker originated here) and Mark Hamill is iconic as the Joker (many consider him the best Joker.) It was a trend setter for more serious kids' cartoons.
34:57 Also, props for this really badass Joker's minion.
The Animated Series is the definitive representation of Batman outside of the comics. If you haven’t seen it then you are missing the greatest superhero television show of all time. It is a million times better than the Schumacher films. More accurate than the Burton movies. And ten times more stylish than the Dark Knight trilogy.
@@thomaskilroy4573 Yep, I've started watching it now and I've seen about 10 episodes. 👍
“You ever dance with the devil by the pale moonlight?”
The sequel, *_Batman Returns_* (1992) is my favorite Batman movie ever.
Amazing all around, with truly incredible performances by Michelle Pfeiffer as Selina Kyle / Catwoman and Danny DeVito as Oswald Cobblepot / The Penguin.
You should check out Batman: Mask of the Phantasm.
The chemicals turned his skin white and his hair green. He’s using flesh toned makeup to cover it up.
For me Michael Keaton will always be Batman! Not Bale, not Kilmer, absolutely not Clooney or Afflek 👎🏼 let’s see how Robert Pattinson does; and I love Jack as Joker… ohhh what a classic and Prince’s music makes it awesome… I can’t wait for you to watch Batman Returns my favourite of the whole franchise! Love that you’re watching this! 😃
Damn, Batman Fans like U are so toxic, people like U prevent DC from evolving by just clinging to Ur nostalgia.
This is nostalgic
I love these movies 😊
Watched these movie on repeat as a kid
This was the first Batman movie I ever saw, so this one is special to me. The first 4 Batman movies are uniquely different, so I'm curious to see your reactions to the rest. Tim Burton did a really good job blending the dark and serious atmosphere with the silly/corny humor of the comics. Its really a testament to Batman being as versatile of a character as he is. He can be silly and ridiculous in the 60s (can't wait for Batman '66) and be super serious and dramatic in the Nolan films. That's part of why Batman's my favorite. I also love Michael Keaton's interpretation of Bruce Wayne. He's more resourceful, mysterious and down-to-earth. And Jack Nicholson...perfect. Can't wait for Batman Returns!
Welcome to Tim Burton's batman where villains actually die and it makes sense for the story.
You know what's funny, when they announced that Michael Keaton was going to play Batman in this movie, people complained and didn't accept it until the movie was released. history is currently repeating itself with Robert Pattinson.
They also accepted Michael Keaton a little better when a teaser was released by Jon Peters. With no music or sound effects, only a fast-paced editing of the most important scenes
The only time people being skeptical about a Batman actor was right was when Ben Affleck played “Batman”
This movie helped set the bar not just for mainstream Batman media, but pretty much all superhero movies to come.
Tim Dude. The chemicals bleached his skin white. What he looks like as the joker is his natural complexion now.
*What's your favourite Batman movie!?!*
The Dark Knight, but Batman Returns is a very close second!
Batman Returns 🔥
Batman Returns
Interesting thing to note: Batman doesn't actually kill anyone until after he finds out the Joker killed his parents in this version. This is because there was a rewrite to the script for the third act to tie the two even closer, and Burton wanted to include elements of the Golden Age Batman stories, like him using lethal force only when necessary.
The original screenwriter, Sam Hamm, wasn't happy about the rewrite, and as he is currently writing the Batman 89 digital comics, is taking pains to maintain the "Batman doesn't kill" rule as being what Batman does after the events of the Burton films.
Besides the Dark Knight Trilogy, Tim Burton's Batman is my favorite series ever!! They were my first Batman movies before Nolanverse.
Tim: "I hate heights"
Me too man
Jack Nicholson loves to play iconic characters named "Jack" huh.
The chemicals turned Jack’s skin white and his hair green.
He wore flesh colored (beige) makeup to look more normal.
But his skin is white now.
The chemicals bleached the Jokers skin white. That’s pretty much established since his first origin in the “The Man Behind the Red Hood” in 1951.
Hi Tim! I'm so glad you're seeing Tim Burton's Batman. For me they are the best. It's a shame he didn't do the trilogy. I think they represent the comics perfectly while still being dark like the world of Batman is.
In the movie, the white makeup is his actual face after the acid exposure. The flesh-colored makeup is him trying to look like regular people, basically.
I looked up the young Jack actor that played as a young Nicholson and he didn't have a very big movie list but I was fascinated to see him in more potentially. I think for about 10 seconds of screen time he left a large impression on me. He had potential imo. Great reaction
As with comic books this would be one of the stories of The Batman, Joker etc. Comics were doing different stories of these characters for years. This was the 1st movie to plant in our heads that Joker has a beginning, middle and end. Even the comics never did that and kept The Joker's origins a secret. Heath Ledger's Joker kept that secret.
A lot of people didn't really want to see an origin story ever and were afraid of Joaquin Phoenix's Joker breaking that. Well, you should know how that turned out. Big moneymaker and best actor award.
Another Joker, however, did come out in the TV series, Gotham which ran 5 seasons from 2014-2019. That is the origin story of how Jim Gordon became Commissioner Gordon and has all the Batman Troups, villains, etc including you know who but The Joker comes later in the series but kept the Joker's name out of it. The Joker, eventually did come out but the creators still wanted to keep it a secret, no Joker name. The actor who played that no name Joker was played by Cameron Monaghan who started out playing the character Jerome Valeska. There are a couple of twists about that I'm not going to say, you have to watch but I have to say that the actor Cameron Monaghan is becoming the most underrated to play a Joker, The Joker, or even the ideology of The Joker. As I said, you have to watch The series.
One thing the Gotham series did bring out was the character Alfred. In this show, he's a fighting Alfred played beautifully by Sean Pertwee and I think he was the best Alfred in all of Batman. That Alfred really kicked ass, but again you have to watch The series.
Thank you for this reaction and I hope you understand my gibberish as I'm not very great in writing.
The funny thing is, when The Joker says he has taken off his makeup, he put his makeup on to go to the television studio and make that public appearance.
Bruce didn't go to the museum because he didn't set up the meeting with Vicky, the joker did so that he could meet her.
Danny Elfman is one of the greatest film composers on the planet, he did the music for the first 3 Spiderman films
When the joker fell to the acid The scars made it look like he got make up on and also change the color of his hair to green
After 33 years it's still amazing movie.
No matter what Tim Burton movie you watch, Danny Elfman rocks the soundtrack.
I've been waiting for this one all week. LOL!
This is one of my favorite "Batman" movies along with "The Dark Knight". And definitely looking forward to seeing "The Batman" starring Robert Pattinson as Batman/Bruce Wayne.
4:11 You are 100% correct! That is actor Billy Dee Williams who played Lando Calrissian in the original "Star Wars" movies.
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
Looking forward to you watching Batman Forever. It's so ridiculous and I love it.
Joker already put them in the products when they were already shipped out if you listened he said "chances are you bought'em already"
Michael Keaton is one hell of an actor, especially in the movies beetlejuice Jack Frost, and the new RoboCop for 2014.
Prince definitely lay down some good music in this movie as well as had a music video for it
Batman's always has a vehicle for the year the one with Adam West was the bat-copter, for this Batman the jet is called the batwing, which later on got better designs
Batman use a device that actually hit him right in between the legs so imagine the pain right now.
I've always thought The Joker&The Penguin would've been a great cinematic team up. Both are circus themed.
You should watch the 1966 film, in that they both team up with the Riddler and Catwoman.
Yeah, except Joker was actually like one of the main circus attractions in the three ring circus and paying full price to see him, whereas Penguin was more of a sideshow freak outside the main tent that you only had to pay like a dollar to get in.
I love this one, too. I remember watching this at a drive in theater back then. It is darker, but it also has moments of cheese.
The batmobile shield, or cocoon, was done with stop motion. In the sequel they did it with CG animation.
I say all superhero films now owe it to Batman (1989) making it the real OG and most important. It's subtle abstract instead of overanalysed so there's always more to revisit. It has practical visuals and sets instead of being 96% CG. It especially tells a self-contained story instead sequel teasing. It would take paragraphs to list why it's so great. Truly one of my personal all time favourite movies.
Before this movie came out, a bunch of fan mail arrived at WB studios. (Back when we actually had to mail via envelope with postage stamp.) Comic book fans claimed Keaton was too much of a comedian. The movie came out and they stood corrected. I watched it with my dad in theatres on release night. The grandiose architecture, dark lighting, and the mixture of modern tech with 1940s gangsters inspired Batman the Animated series. Good times.
The batwing in this movie is so sick.
Something interresting...The Vicky Vale photo from Corto Maltese, it's the base of operation for Bane in the Batman universe, where he produce his venom !
I am very excited that Michael Keaton will return to play Batman in The Flash.
I really enjoyed your reactions and comments for Tim Burton's "BATMAN" very much. I was really invested in this one a lot. Although Jack Nicholson is one of my favorite actors in many other films he is not my favorite Joker.... don't get me wrong Jack Nicholson as the Joker was great but for this role he just wasn't my favorite "BATMAN" villain . As for BATMAN I have to say that I Love Michael Keaton as BATMAN.... absolutely a favorite of mine and I think Michael Keaton was very believable in this role as a fictional character . This movie showed his very human side with his feelings about his parents, Alfred , and with Vicky Vail but added the undying and heroic side of BATMAN . Alfred was a great wingman here .
As for Vicky Vail.... she was from the start BATMAN's Lady and there was not anyone in his life before her . "Where does he get all those wonderful toys ?" Is one of my favorite movie quotes of all . Thank you for your reactions and comments for this so much.
The joker isn't using makeup, his skin is scarred from the acid, scarred white, same thing with Harley
I always remembered something about this movie that I could never figure out...until recently. You see, twice they say in this movie that Vicki Vale was famous for taking photographs of Corto Maltese. I always wondered what it was. Was it a dictator that got assassinated, hence the gruesome photos? Was it a terrorist organization, like the League of Shadows? Was it a cult? Was it a revolutionary movement? Well, actually, it's a fictional South American island nation in the Batman universe. It was at the center of an incident not unlike the Cuban missile crisis. Corto Maltese was also the site of a rebel uprising. The tiny nation received the arrival of Soviet Destroyers of its coast. Since the all of the DC universe is connected, Superman was sent by the US Government to fight the Soviet presence there in secret, until the battle became too intense and the Soviets unleashed the Coldbringer Missile, which weakened Superman considerably, as noted by Batman before their battle at Crime Alley. Vicki Vale traveled there to take photographs of the aftermath. The pictures show dead bodies in a desert setting. Her pictures were selected for an article in TIME magazine.
That's some crazy lore I was not prepared for. But, I think it's great that this brings a whole lot of information and backstory to an already rich franchise.
They had CGI in 1989. Labyrinth had a CGI owl at the beginning of the film.
I love this movie so much. It definitely has the Tim Burton touch, but at the same time, it’s not overly Tim Burton-y. The sequel is a little more quirky imo, but this one walks the line between Batman style of gothic and Tim Burton’s style. And obviously, this movie debuted what is widely considered as THE Batman theme song.
Great movie. You should also watch the Christoper Reeve Superman movie at least 1 and 2. Superman 1 is actually the first modern superhero movie before Batman.
Superman 3 and Superman 4 aren’t nearly as good, but Reeve is there for all 4(very mild spoiler, maybe 😀). You might find yourself wanting to watch all 4 movies just to be complete. I actually really like Superman 3.
@@nickperkins8477 As bas as Superman 3 and 4 are they are much better than the modern Zack Snyder abomination. Henry Cavili a nice guy but he got screwed by a director who does not know anything about Superman and what he repesent.
13:35 I feel you. I feel like I have to clap every time I watch this scene
Hanging upside down is good for decompressing the spine.
Elfman's music in this Batman is iconic. I also hate heights and parts of this movie absolutely trigger me lol
I love the fact they did a similar moonshot for Vulture(Micheal Keaton) in spiderman homecoming
Not Harley. Harley was only created in and for the 90s animated series. But proved so popular, they brought her into the comics.
Love this Batman mainly cause of the theme.
Jack Nicholson, the second-best Joker (behind Mark Hamill)
"Is that Harley?" Harley Quinn didn't even exist yet at this point. Meaning, her character hadn't been created yet.
I was 6 when this came out and seen lots of merchandise going on in commercials, pizza hut if i remember was part of it too. The butler would do coke commercials.
What Prince did the soundtrack for the movie was great.
I love how when first-time reactors think the family at the beginning are the Waynes, it always catches reactors off guard. They even misled us again in 2022's The Batman!
To answer your question: Vicky Vale is a somewhat important side charaqcter in the Batman comics. In the earlier days of the franchise she was a frequent love interest until the writers almost permanently switche dot Catwoman for that.
32:23 This was amazing
Not only is Dent Lando, but Lt. Ekchardt is Porkins from the Battle of Yavin
Fun fact: the Batman suit in this film is made of thick rubber that's why michael keaton couldn't move his head he had to move his upper body.
Classic. Batman. love it. Jack Nicholson killed it. And Michael keaton.
Jack Nicholson should’ve made an appearance in the Scooby Doo movie is the crazy clown joker
It's '89, and the first movie adapted Batman movie on the big screen, so gotta give it a little leeway, but it paved the way for so much more.
5:28 I'm guessing they guessed from the trailer but the thing is that the Joker is one of the few Batman villains who doesn't have a confirmed 'real' name (ie Mr Freeze - Victor Fries, Catwoman Selena Kyle, Penguin - Oswald Cobblepot) so the name and backstory often change or just aren't given at all in various presentations of the Joker so the audience could've been in the dark about it.
Edward Nygma is the name generally given to 'The Riddler' but in 'The Dark Knight' Coleman Reese was given a similar backstory to him so he might have been that Franchise's Riddler - wonder if he could answer the question 'now why do you think so many people want you dead?'
Classic Batman! One of my favorite Batman films.
I highly recommend the Tim Burton movie "MARS ATTACKS!"! Packed with movie stars!
ohhh it's been on my list for a while, shall i watch it
@@TimotheeReacts Oh Yes! You will love it!
@@TimotheeReacts I love 'Mars Attacks'. Everything I'm about to say is meant as a compliment.
Burton basically did a high-budget B-Movie. It's an over-the-top, ridiculous, 'what the hell am I watching? But I love every second of it' movie. It's just fun.
The Joker died. And The Joker did not die. The laughing box is like saying, even if you get me, I will laugh forever.
"Time to pay the check"
This movie kicks ass love Batman awesome reaction dude
41:15 "Never rub another mans Rhubarb"?
Jokes aside
"Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight"
Rip Adam west and Kevin conroy 💔💙
19:38 That's probably what Burton said the same thing. He actually hated the modern pop music being forced to be in the movie by the studio.
Comic Joker had his skin dyed white and his hair green from falling into the chemical tank at Ace.
Alicia(Jokers beau)with the mask to hide her disfiguration is actually taken from another Batman villains backstory, Black Mask(rich like Wayne, but homicidal, whose pharmaceutical company got bought out by Wayne after his makeup line scarred the users, did the same to his girlfriend.)
Ironically, this was the final Batman movie I watched from the originals(started with "Returns"and worked my way down(I know you're crazy enough to watch "B&R", so I doubt my warnings will scare you away from it, lol). Not my favourite, but still pretty good. That final shot of Batman under the signal with the Danny Elfman music and the bells ringing is epic.
These versions of Batman(from "Batman"to "Forever"is actually pretty lenient about killing, the one rule doesn't appear as much here, as you can see.
Love this movie so much. So happy you have finally seen it
New video, yay I love every video you make.😂♥️
Thank you so much!
No Harley. She was created for the animated series, which started shortly after the sequel to this one, Batman Returns.