Jason Todd kills The Joker | Batman: Death in the Family
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CLIP DESCRIPTION
After years trying to find the Joker, Jason Todd finally meets him in a bar and kills in without mercy.
FILM DESCRIPTION
Batman decides to suspend Jason Todd from his active duties as Robin, which causes Jason to storm off. The two end up reuniting in Bosnia, as Bruce traveled there to stop Ra's Al Ghul while Jason tracked down the Joker. Robin disobeys Batman by going to a warehouse in the base to find the Joker, who captures Robin leaving him to die in the warehouse that's rigged to explode.
At this point, the viewer decides if Robin dies, cheats death, or is saved by Batman.
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Cast: Bruce Greenwood, Vincent Martella, John DiMaggio, Zehra Fazal. Kimberly Brooks
Director: Brandon Vietti.
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The moment he said "This reminds me of a *_joke_* I told *_Bats_* once", that was every indication you would ever need to know it was Joker
And Jason just smiled....
@@ceecee6521 I think he smiled because in his head he went “oh I have a good joke”
Or the moment that it was the exact same face and voice actor from redhood but yeah i get u lol
That's the point of the scene
Most satisfying D.C. movie ending I've seen in years!👌😙x3
I just love the idea that Joker would rather go to therapy and work to get back into society as a normal man before trying to keep going as the Joker without batman around.
Well joker as a character is a parasite. He needs Batman to feed his ego and existence and despises the fact that Batman can go on without him. That’s why he needs to drive Batman over the edge. Without Batman he can’t exist.
Seconded!
"Without Batman, crime has no punch line"
Its just not the same joke when the bats not around
It would have been too easy for the joker to destroy gotham without a bats around
"I happen to be a good listener" kills him after listening
Not a contradiction.
Well, he did let him finish after all.
@@matts1166 What do you think was left to be said?
He told a very bad joke 👎
To be fair he was lol
Mark Hamill is legendary as Joker, but John DiMaggio is totally doing the character justice.
DiMaggio is a much more grounded joker. Much more menacing
The way he tells the joke reminds me of joker’s monologue in the Batman Beyond ROTJ flashback. Fantastic
DiMaggio was once blue…
I agree Dimaggio needs to do Joker again.
Agreed, if hamill ever decides to officially retire from joker, I can easily see DiMaggio picking up the torch
The moment joker realizes he’s sitting next to Jason and turns with that big grin is genuinely haunting. I love it.
That face he made fucking creeped me out
@Repent or you will likewise perish. repent to some bitches
@Repent or you will likewise perish. Deez nuts
@Repent or you will likewise perish. Burn in hell.
@Repent or you will likewise perish. Jesus gonna do you like Jason Todd bro so shhh
I like how depressed Joker looks until he finally meets Robin one last time.
Right, no sympathy, no Remorse or compassion. Just straight excitement
@@dwighthollingsworthjr.6730 almost like despite Batman being gone, he can have his “fun” with the Robin he killed.
Sweet
And lo and behold...Joker dies the way he lived: laughing his head off at fate's twisted satire.
A true sociopath
I love how when joker tells the joke, his voice becomes progressively more and more familiar, that's Amazingly well written
That'd be more with the direction than the writing, but yeah it's absolutely amazingly well done
Facts
Dude, if you know the character, you knew him right away. If not, you knew the moment he said "Bats".
@@jdjacobo3594 it's not about whether you know the Joker. that's not the point of the scene. what matters is if Jason notices
I didn't get the punchline and I feel like I should.
Edit: the beam
This scene is incredible, because if you know the killing joke, you immediately know the joke he going to tell and you immediately know who the man is. Jason has built a bit of a dialogue with the man, and our predilection is to trust him. But all of it breaks immediately as you watch Jason realize who hes talking to. Then when Joker realizes who hes talking to, he knows hes probably going to die, but all he does is smile in pure glee. Its haunting and amazing
It's because in the end Batman actually did end up killing the Joker, vicariously through Jason. Not exactly the ending he wanted but it's because of Batman that he was killed.
@@johnnymorningstar2855 Still just a theory
Facts
@@Namato360 A FILM THEORY!!!
@@Erigalus THANKS FOR WATCHING
The instant Joke realized it was Jason sent chills down my spine.
They nailed jokers smile and facial design perfectly. I can imagine his signature look without the make up every time I pause the scene.
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Can confirm. Amazing moment, perfect backed by animation, music, dialogue, and a pair of stories so beautifully entwined with each other. Interesting and shocking. A moment that will haunt my memory forever. Three words to describe it? Goddamn Mastapeice, Mista J!
Who the fuck else calls him bats
@@BrxIghtside I’ve heard Clayface say it a lot in one of the animated cartoons but Joker is really the only one who says that lol
"I'll tell the big man you said... Hello..."
Gave me actual chills
Although honestly, I think the "just across this narrow gap" connection makes me shudder more just because the realization is terrible and tense
@@phoenixknight74 Wait, I don't get it. I thought that was just a random joke he told Batman during the Killing Joke. Is there a deeper meaning behind the joke?
@@synergyrevolution2332
If you're talking about the inmate joke then I'm not really sure. I just loved when Jason made the connection to the words he read on the screen.
The initial comment was a flipped version of what the Joker said to Robin as he killed him.
@@synergyrevolution2332 it was the joke Boy Wonder read while he was looking at Joker's profile and seeing all he had did and all he had said. Only for that same joke to be told by someone he would've never guessed was The Joker, it was a reality check for Nightwing that made him realize what was wrong. Hence, why he killed him
@@synergyrevolution2332 The joke is usually interpreted to be the Joker explaining why he can't rejoin society as a normal person. He tells it to Batman after Batman offers to help him, get him treatment, etc. In the joke, the Joker is the second inmate, who doesn't trust the one offering him help enough to make the attempt
That smile when he says "Boy Wonder" says it all. He found a reason to return to being Joker again. Of course it's not batman, but Jason and Joker have a very personal history. If Jason didn't shove that knife in his eye, I guarantee Joker would have made Jason his new archenemy and made his life a living hell, just like he did with Batman
I think you're right. The Joker thought he'd found a new playmate. I don't think he cared about Nightwing/Batman, he had something better in Jason.
Unfortunately for Joker, Jason has the balls to actually kill him
@@comentator5186 the virgin batman and the chad jason todd
@@comentator5186 Batman doesn’t avoid killing because he lacks balls. He knows that’s the easy move.
@@noneofyourfckingbusiness8302 he said he already had a hunch Jason Todd was the new Batman. That kill wasn’t out of fear or caution for if the joker would revert to his old self, it was out of hate and vengeance. This is why the no killing rule was always followed, because Jason had no hesitation for killing a seemingly reformed man.
Jason Todd’s approach to the conversation, referring to the joker as “friend” sounds so wholesome, like he’s doing a very good job putting the past behind him, trying to move on from what he had been through
Looking at this short and this comment, I believe Jason was being a good man for a stranger, someone willing to listen in a sincere state, until 1:20 .
then stabs him in eye
He didn't know it was joker at first
Didn’t you watch until the end? Jason kill Joker 😂😂
@@aleusa5995 yes but until that point that’s what I thought
so weird to see joker with a normal face and hair
It's even more creepy when he smiles
Well not until he starts to make jokes his identity got scorched and that smile gave him away.
Watch Harley Quinn Animated Series ol chap
Kind of ironic he uses the make up to hide his real white skin where others would assume his white skin was the make up.
I think Joker got carried away when he realized he was sitting right next to Robin. So Robin made the first move. Way to go, Boy Wonder!
This whole scene just gave me goosebumps from Jason realizing its joker and joker realizing its robin its such a great scene even though its just a what if
I think he already knew it was joker. CAn someone correct me if Im wrong since I did not see it.
@@BREAKocean Nah he only found out after he started the joke. He would of attacked him before hand if he knew
Joker gets maybe a second to imagine that he'll get to keep playing his games before Jason puts him down.
@@BREAKocean He might have suspected it, or suspected it was some other villain. After all, it'd be hard to imagine he didn't know anyone who fought as Batman's ALLY. But the anecdote is what made him certain. He's not gonna go knife someone unless he's SURE he's knifing the right guy.
@@silverblade357 nah he would have given up after batman died
I love how this scene is done. Jason and Joker seem to genuinely be trying to turn over a new leaf, but as soon as they realize who the other is (in itself is done insanely well), all bets are off. The joke bit in particular is great. Even without knowing this is the Joker or the flashbacks, you can see him becoming more and more unhinged as he talks.
The scene gives me the impression that the Joker was never truly seeking out a new life. He's alone at a diner and someone sits next to and what's the first thing he does? Comment on current events and reminisce on the past like a soldier or warrior who misses the war.
He desperately wants to go back to how things used to be but feels that he can't. The current Batman holds no interest for him so he just declines like a jaded sloth. But Jason is different, he's interesting! Jason Todd gives him a thrill and that's all he needs to light that demented spark of his.
@@Perigrene101 Joker definitely won this confrontation.
Boy Wonder!
Joker was happy he got to play around with one of Bat's children one last time. If I couldn't trick batman into a suicide by cop situation I'll settle for the worst Robin!
@@charlesacker9174 Funny how Jason Todd's initial crappiness led to him being the most interesting Robin. He's annoying, but the history and drama around him is amazing. In any batman media other than the comics, whenever you hear the name "Jason" you know shit's about to get real. He adds another layer to Batman's character and his relationship with Joker.
This scene reminded me of the riddler from the new batman movie when the police caught him at the restaurant expect without the violence that happens here
@@bardockdbzfan6299 that mess was so trash lol
2:13 The animators are so good you can see it all on the jokers face. The sudden realization, the smile and the almost hope that he found his batman replacement. Then Jason stabbing him. The shock then the realization that not only did Jason break batmans rule but he's going to die. Then the laughter.
I love that interpretation. Just as Joker found himself a new person to torment, it was taken away. Even though he didn’t get to play the game, he’s happy that he won before it had even started. His mere presence made Jason turn away from Batman’s ideals and give into his hatred for him.
Joker Finally Won.
Mans scarier without the makeup…a man like everyone else smiling with someone’s familiar smile
jason is done so incredibly well in this scene . his genuine offerance to help someone he thought bruce had helped in his past just to learn it was joker and he goes immediately to kill him
I like this Jason he's kind but badass.
ANyone but Batman should have done so a long time ago.
My favorite way, cut his throat, empty his pockets and throw the body in a dumpster. The Joker, murdered by some thug for his shoes. No last laugh
congratulations now there is a new psychopath in gotham city
"hahahaha"
joker
You can see the anger in Jason getting tenser and tenser, the more Joker speaks.
whats the name of this show , i watched a show called "batman : death in the family " but it only 30mns long and it doesn't have those scenes , it has the same events as "under the redhood" but shorter and from Bruce's story telling
On another note, I like his 'reformed' design. No smile, no laughing at ALL, no purple, green, or orange suit.
Just a sad guy in a brown and blue suit, sitting alone.
Then the smile hits his face and it’s far more unsettling than he would’ve been in his makeup
The fact that his makeup is normal skin color is honestly excellent storytelling.
I like his trench coat
It's almost like normalcy is a better punishment for Joker than even killing him
I many what if jokers worst night mare is being a regular old joe in a plain suit. No joke. No laughter.,just a drone.
I imagine saying "joke" in Gotham is the city wide equivalent to saying "bomb" at an airport
Makes sense why it's still gloomy besides being in metropolis's shadow
You know what they say... the thing about clowns in Gotham is that they're very rarely funny.
@@jessragan6714 imagine how many clowns lost their jobs because of joker
@@OlTimeyChara That could actually be a villain origin story of its own.
I’d imagine it’s tough to make it as a standup comedian in Gotham. The city has heard one too many bad jokes.
The music in this scene is so underrated, the calmness and immediate intensity once the joker begins reciting the joke really tells the audience the realization and memories flooding back. The elegant piano contradicting the severity of the situation. It makes the whole scene feel so poetic and complete
Do you know the name of the song?
Name of the song is darude sandstorm
@@beetlebear4264 Mozart’s Concerto No. 23 in A major, K. 488 II. Adagio
underrated 🤓
@@roggonvalStill using that dead joke 😂
joker kinda loves batman in a way, he loves to get on his nerves, he's the chaos to the batman's order, but without batman, there is no point of being joker, so he has no reason to go on
"You won't kill me out of some misplaced sense of self-righteousness. And I won't kill you...because you're just too much fun!"
" Without Batman, crime has no punchline."
I wouldn't say love him per say, he just feels useless without someone else to stop him.
Have you seen the animated movie "The Dark Knight Returns"? It shows how a retired Batman causes the Joker to become catatonic. He has no purpose in life until Batman comes back, which causes him to talk and smile for the first time in years.
So joker is secretly gay for Batman
The look of shock, horror, then rage in Jason's eyes as he realizes the story matches up and who is telling it is amazing.
Wow, there is non of it in the video.
@@speaker1106 that nigga having day dream cause thats nowhere to be found
@@lorider15theone32 when his eyes go wide as The Joker tells "the killing joke" that's not shock? The way he looks forwars instead of at the Joker while his eyebrows are tilted downwards? That's not rage to you? Maybe horror was a bit off, but the rest are there bro. Stop staring at dolls all day fam
@@speaker1106 how?
@@speaker1106 you must be blind Jason and jokers reaction is on point when the both realize who the other one is
Damn, you take the make up and costumes away and it turns into a Tarantino movie.
I knew I wasn’t the only one who saw it!
Batman has always been the noir counterpart to superman. Superman himself was in Action Comics. Batman started out in Detective Comics for a reason.
What's that?
@@ridatashfin268 look it up, Quinton Tarantino I think, director
Dark Knight is pretty much Heat with costumes.
03:08 I straight up thought the cooks in the kitchen were spinning with their hands up. 😂🤣
"Ah, you didn't say don't move!"
OMS
😭😭😭😭😭
LMAO 😂
Wtf is that about lol
Jason Todd is what the Batman franchise needed. An anti-hero/villain that isn't just a trope or meme, but has purpose.
He truly is the Hero that Gotham needed....
And then came Gotham knights🤦
lol what? When are ANY of the anti-heroes or villains EVER a "trope" OR EVER a "meme" AT ALL?!?!?! You make absolutely NO sense at all here in anyway by saying that as ALL anti-heros and villains have purpose in the DC universe.
@@Gadget-Walkmen nope, there absolutely is tropes and memes within Anti-Heroes and Jason came really close to falling into the "renegade vengeance driven anti-hero" trope, other meme tropes would be the Jokester 4th Wall Breaker, which Deadpool and Harley Quinn are literally the faces, even if they specifically are good characters. Jason became pretty unique by one simple standard that even Punisher failed to achieve "I don't kill, unless it's necessary" so it is in that perfect gray line between "hey ill kill everyone that's evil" and "no matter if it was H*tler, i wouldn't pull the trigger". Another character hat reached that status in the comics is Invincible
@@LEOODARTHVADER2 That’s not at all what I meant by “tropes” and “memes” in this situation at all on what the top comment at all but great job at finding an excuse to hear yourself talk here because I’m certainly not considering that at all.
Real nice.
You’ll never know why this has so many likes
That is itachi not joker lol
@@_l_e he said this in the dark knight
@@pyromancer1109 OKay, that's legit
Are you serious?
and he showed to everyone that's he's still a madman all the way to his death.
DiMaggio is still the most underrated joker voice in my opinion. Mark hamill is fantastic, but DiMaggio just brings a level of cruelty and gravel that I love. A man’s voice that just deteriorated but kept that same menacing and dry tone.
He’s my favorite voice actor
He really is. DiMaggio reminds me of a Hamill-ledger hybrid
I think he's the best one for a Joker that's "rehabilitating".
His Joker is not that underrated. He has a good following especially the scene with Black Mask hiring him in Under the Red Hood.
DiMaggio only has... 3 Decades of experience
In the Killing Joke, Batman laughs hysterically at that joke. Thats part of why Joker is so disappointed when nobody laughs and nobody acknowledges it. Batman was the only one who thought it was funny. And he misses his "friend" who finally thought his joke was funny and he's still grieving.
This is a touching scene that really humanizes him.
Yea humanizes the "humanity" in him but I guess it does...
I fail to see how this scene humanizes the joker all I see is a monster getting what he deserves.
@@thesmilinggun-knight9646 bro be quiet. Joker is still human. He died what he does cause he's human
@@michaelarias3310 nah joker is a bastard who deserves dying the worst way possible and be forgotten, he is a really good villain, but looking at him beyond that he is not just a villain but a monster he always deserved being killed for everything he did
@@michaelarias3310 he’s barely a person.
Two things
1.) DiMaggio's killing joke story of the two inmates was delivered perfectly.
2.) The music made the scene even more incredible.
Definetely dimaggio is really good
What’s the music?
@@jasonkorakas4203
Mozart Piano Concerto #23 in a K 488 - 2. Adagio
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Ya but gives some incredible chills with the Mark Hamil voice
The trigger discipline was NOT on point
The fact that *ANYONE* in Gotham would try to arrest someone who killed The Joker, even if he was rehabilitated, frankly makes me think this town *WANTS* a crime problem...
No one except for Todd knows he's the joker. Other people probably thought he killed an innocent person. That is why i believe no charges were pressed for Todd after this event(off screen).
If you think about it, that would make total sense. You know cops can be really corrupt, and I've never seen a batman story, touching this issue. The suposed "good guys" being corrupt and allies of gangs, drug dealers and stuff. We've seen this, yes... but at least I don't remember corrupt evil cops :_
And currently with this new character, Punchline, you can sllightly see how the city itself capitalizes over criminal figures, just to attract tourist and in a way, enabling morbidity and disrespect for their own citizens.
@@MegaRockandroll09 Oh come on. Surely the waitress and the police saw the body and with the white paint recognized him.
@@IDK-lt5dl The "white paint" is his actual skin and there is no mistaking that laughter.
@@MegaRockandroll09 bro imagine if joker existed in real wotld wouldn't he be like the 1st guy to get death sentence
“Boy, Wonder” and that piano just made it feel so more impactful.
frr i kept re-playing it over and over lol
@@kingtwehh6967 lowkey got me in my feels bruh lmao
@@apoll065 lol
the piano blends in
@@ryanjamestabiliran1948 facts
I think this is one of the most proper deaths for the Joker. Not some big grand fight to the finish as he always wanted, but out with a whimper, not getting to make a performance out of it for everyone to see. He dies and hardly anyone is there to witness it.
He died laughing however, He may have died with few witnesses but it’s the fact of WHO killed him that left him laughing till he died. He managed to make Batman’s greatest failure end him.
He get his last laught, he finally make a member in bat family to broke the code.
@@LuckyLiarKit doesn't matter as it wasn't batman and it was past time someone did it. Jason has no remorse for killing him just like he deserves to!
I don't think you understand the scene.
Joker got what he wanted that's why he died laughing.
@@mad_titanthanos Still doesn't matter. In that moment Joker didn't care it wasn't Batman. That's why he died laughing, it was the next best thing. Jason broke Bruce's final wish.
2:25 Joker could've laughed for a multitude of reasons.He might've laughed to cope with the pain. He might've laughed at the irony. He might laughed at the chance encounter, I mean what are the odds? He may have laughed at the fact Jason survived or he may have laughed because he's turned Jason into a killer....We'll never know.
All of the above
Prefer it to be multiple choice
I think it was the irony. It was a good joke, especially by his standards.
Yeah, that's the problem with fighting Joker as the Batman or any of the Batclan. You can either stop him without killing him and he'll no doubt escape and commit more atrocities, or you can kill him and end his rein of terror for good....BUT compromise your morals and break the golden Batman rule of no killing in the process...Joker wins either way. It's a lose-lose.
The correct answer is yes
I love that in the duration of Joker telling the joke, he slips a bit from his calm persona and you can hear it in his voice as he gets more invested into his own joke.
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The thing that always strikes me about this scene is the first line “if you’d fought alongside him”.
Alongside not against not even with specifically alongside. The kind of implications this raises of how the joker saw their relationship is fascinating. At the very least it suggests he never truly saw Batman as an enemy.
He really did view him & Batman as connected, opposites, yin & yang, etc. Like maybe by the Joker existing, challenging Batman, that somehow purified Batman & made him a better hero. Likewise, Batman fascinated the Joker & gave his life meaning & direction. Once Batman is gone, suddenly the Joker is empty. He lost a part of his identity. He takes no pleasure in terrorizing ordinary, boring people or cops. What's the point? No wonder he retired after that.
An enemy? Batman is just a character in a joke and so is the joker. They both exist simply to set up the punchline.
@@TheGreatsagegoku I disagree. Batman is the reason why joker continues to exist. If it hadn't been for the connection between their father there would be no joker nor Batman. Joker also never accepted that Bruce's father wasn't his dead so he most likely thinks of Batman as his little brother. He also is the reason for batman's existence.
@@ivlime9969 the Joker in “Joker (2019)” is NOTHING like any of the other Jokers in any continuity. The connection between Bruce’s father is completely fabricated. The Batman created Joker, not the other way around. The way Bruce’s parents died is usually because of the mob or a random mugging. Not the joker. The Joker is Batman’s greatest failure, because bats created him in that forsaken factory.
@@ivlime9969 yeah, i think you're lost.
“It’s just not the same joke without Batman” this line hits so much harder now
It always will@@user-rz7hg9my6h
Without Batman, crime has no punchline.
@@user-rz7hg9my6hBatman VA died
That face and the voice he makes when says "boy wonder".... that is an amazing moment and so well done
And the music made it even more epic
yep i agree
That’s when I’m convinced the Joker returned and I think he would have done the same vile crap he used to if kept alive
@@Nemesislord001 He has a reason to live again.
It sent shivers and fear down my back
The "metal stabbed in the eye" look Joker dies with is the exact same way he looks as he dies in Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns. What a great, subtle reference.
ye the scene looks excatly the same with the stabbed eye
Had to scroll for a minute looking for this exact comment
Except this one died a bit randomly tbh. A stab to the eye? Dark Knight Returns joker Tanked 3 Batarangs and had to finish the job himself at the end(Depending on how you look at it)
@@smartii3s That Joker was Hench as fuck, it makes sense it took so much to took him down.
Also, look at how long the knife is and how much of it is sticking out of Joker's eye, Jason definitely shoved that shit far enough to reach his brain.
@@smartii3s batman snapped his neck it just looked like he killed himself because batman was hallucinating
To me, this is the most well done, incredibly written moment in the movie. Jason going from being friendly, to slowly recognizing the story, to shock and anger from the realization, Joker realizing that Jason was the kid he almost killed, and the entire thing being put to the classical music in the background? It was literally a masterpiece of a scene.
So fun fact about this scene as well: there are several direct references to past Batman media, but they all have something that connects them; The Killing Joke is obvious in this scene; The Battle for the Cowl is the first time we see Dick Grayson take up the mantle of the Bat for the first permanent time; The Dark Knight Returns is in the eye stab by Jason Todd when it was a Batarang to the eye of the the Joker by Bruce in that comic; and Paula’s Diner from Arkham Knight (I don’t know if it is, but it’s visually similar).
Ironically, all four pieces have a common element: by the end of each, either Bruce or Joker are actually dead or made to seem they are dead both in world or out of it.
In The Killing Joke, Batman seemingly kills Joker in the last panel. Said last panel has been up for interpretation for years and can go either way with it.
In The Battle for The Cowl, Bruce is actually dead because he was killed by Darkseid. Although, this was before the writers brought him back later because no one stays dead in comics except for Uncle Ben.
In the Dark Knight Returns, Joker is either, killed by Batman again or kills himself. Again, this is up for heavy interpretation.
In Arkham Knight, Bruce is seemingly dead or actually dead and Joker has been dead and cremated for months. While the Joker is confirmed dead in the universe, Bruce’s death is hazy at best.
I find it interesting that this scene references four Batman stories that all end in death, much like this scene ends in the death of the Joker, because this was the result of the interactive vote.
Whats the name of this movie ?
@@cristianvalencia5016 Batman: Death in the Family. It’s an interactive video based on alternate realities that could’ve happened surrounding the death of Jason Todd, sort of like a choose your own adventure book. It also acts as a spiritual sequel to the Under the Red Hood animated movie. This scene is from the branching path of Batman saving Jason Todd, but dying in the process. Jason then has the opportunity to either capture the Joker or kill him. This is the option where he kills him with an additional branch where Jason could’ve surrendered or fled, with fleeing being the case in this scene.
@@alexmartinez5859 good to see people still appreciate details
@@marlowpooyak2999 What can I say? The Bat has been my favorite character from his respective universe. Probably is my favorite super hero of all time.
This scene is one of my absolute favorite joker deaths.
It's just, absolutely bone chilling.
The makeup being wiped away as his hands grasp his face, and the music paired with the maniacal laughter.
Just, brilliant.
"I know I failed Batman. I'm sure he's spinning in his grave"
After seeing that, and then seeing that this is an *interactive movie* I got chills
As soon as he started reciting *that* joke, knowing where and when he told Batman it, I got chills.
whats the name of this show , i watched a show called "batman : death in the family " but it only 30mns long and it doesn't have those scenes , it has the same events as "under the redhood" but shorter and from Bruce's story telling
@@kainar4252it's Batman death in the family but it's different because It got multiple endings
@@kainar4252 Under the red hood Anniversary edition. Got multiple endings
I remember this joke. It's the one that actually made Bruce laugh at the end of "the killing joke" man, what a call back
It's also a bit ironic.
The two men were both the only ones who'd found it funny
Because they were one and the same
@@DTux5249 Late response, but the reason they found it funny was because it was about them.
uhhhh that was just supposed to be a one off.
Yeah and the whole, "I'll tell the big man you said hello"
I still don't get it.......
Notice how he actually says "boy wonder". He actually takes him seriously in his last moments
It's happiness. In this route, it's Bruce who dies in the warehouse and Jason is the one who lives.
So after realizing that the kid he beat the shit out of is alive, he can return to his old life to have fun but Jason, without hesitation, murders him.
For Joker, this was still a win because he manage to make Jason break Batman's rule.
This scene was so perfect. The music played in perfectly to each of them realizing who the other is and even when Joker died the tone stayed the same. Honestly a beautiful scene
Think it's the 2nd movement of Mozart's piano concerto 23. Chilling
@@brandonwatson883 thank you
Best DC animated scene ever
This scene is so good for showing just how far both of them have come. Joker always talks about how Batman is his reason for doing what he does, and here we see that all this time he really did mean it. Without batman he hasn't just quit crime, he's completely depressed. The only thing that puts a smile on his face is realizing that he's talking to the one piece of Batman he still has left. His greatest joke, Jason Todd, you can see that smile spread across his face as he realizes that Batman may be gone, but he's about to get the happy ending he's been craving without him
Without batman, crime has no punchline
Just to give credit to this there was actually also a comic that went into the joker being so depressed upon hearing batman die that he dead ass went to work at the Gotham dmv under the name of Joe kerr XD is just funny but also a sad realization the joker was love sick for batman in a way that went beyond just breaking morals or pushing limits, it was about the punchline and memories made from the acts done to get batmans attention.
@@kurogane9167 And without Joker, it doesn’t need one
This dude had the balls to do something the Bat couldn’t
You may have failed Batman, but you saved countless lives
Be proud
Nah. He didn't fail anyone and he shouldn't beat himself up over not being a surgeon. Had he succeeded joker would have no longer been a threat, but it's notoriously hard to perform a lobotomy with a butter knife. Especially that fast. I give him an E for effort.
Joker quit crime at this point due to the death of Batman. Jason didn’t save anyone, he merely avenged them. He essentially walked into a Café and killed a worn, depressed old man, and he gave him satisfaction while doing it too.
@@brodofraggins4688 Yup. Jason didn't save anyone at all. All he did was prove the Joker right. The man really would turn it off halfway across.
@@brodofraggins4688 i think you're heavily missing the point of the scene and what's happening
@@DarkLegacy636 how did I miss the point when the entire point of this scene is that Jason broke his promise to Bruce and also gave Joker satisfaction by killing him?
It's insane how well written The Joker is. I pity him in this scene because you can sympathize/empathize with him losing his best friend. But you're also satisfied that somebody finally killed that homicidal maniac.
It's a horrific death he deserved and yet you know died know he died peacefully and you're almost happy for him.
Truly this best villain in all comics. I love/hate that Joker is always able to get me to love and hate him so effortlessly.
LOL Batman is NOT his "best friend" in the slightest, it's JUST all in Joker's head being obsessed with him, that's it. Batman HATES the joker but can't give into him.
@@Gadget-Walkmenthe batman sees what he could have been in the joker and wants to help him he wants to help all his villains it's why he doesn't kill them most of them are either misunderstood or have some form of justification for what they do killer croc in some iterations was just treated bad Harvey dent Is a sad case regardless Jason went through so much trauma harley quinn just was just straight up manipulated ivy wants humanity to respect nature as dos swamp thing the list goes on
@@tonythetwitch5813 wanting to help the joker and wanting to be his friend are two different things and in MOST incarnations, batman flat out just HATES the joker completely and just wants him dead. Not every single batman is the same and more times than not, batman just hates joker and wants nothing to do with him.
FEW batman villains are worthy of sympathy like mr.freeze, but joker isn't one of them.
And batman's villains don't have "justification" for why they do what they do, they have their OWN reasons, that's entirely different. Being "justified" means their in the right in their actions, which NONE of them are at all in the right for doing ANY of this EXCEPT for maybe redhood and that's it.
Ivy doesn't want "humanity to respect nature" AT ALL, she wants to KILL OFF humans and replace them with all plants, that's a MASSIVE difference.
And having "trauma" or being "manipulated" isn't an excuse to do whatever they want. Batman's massively traumatized and yet he's still uses his trauma as a motivation for good.
Tragedy explains actions, it does NOT defend ANY of them.
Stop trying to justify the actions of evil people, you just sound naive and childish when you do.
@@Gadget-Walkmen I never said he considered him a friend and everything u pointed out like what I did are only some iterations
@@tonythetwitch5813 No, everything I said are not "some iterations" AT ALL as these are all villains who commit evil actions, EXCEPT for redhood", meaning their ALL in the wrong in what they do as NOTHING that which they do are "justified" in ANY iteration, PERIOD!
You're not reading clearly what I said at all.
*"I guess you could call that a KILLING joke ?"*
Lol
Badumtss
yes that's actually WHY the killing joke comic is called that. Because batman kills joker after the joke.
call me crazy, but I kinda think Dimaggio tells the 'Killing Joke' Joke better than Hamil did, and this is coming from a huge Hamil Joker fan
100% agree
I actually thought this was Hamill at first (didn't see the film or credits) and this delivery is spectacular. And a part of it is specifically because it's *not* delivered as the finale of The Killing Joke, but The Joke. The Joke that he wants to tell anyone who will listen, his explanation for why he can't ever fully rejoin normal society. And it's delivered in a moment of incredible tension, building to a point where the punchline becomes his total ignorance of the fact that his audience knows the joke beginning to end.
Jaaaaakkkkeee!!!
@@thecactusman17 I did DiMaggio had better direction.
For a brief moment clicking on this video without any context I thought I was hearing Dafoe as Joker and then realized it was Dimaggio reprising Joker. And yes when he told his joke it was maybe perhaps in better direction than what they did with Hamill
this is actually the saddest ending Joker could get
My favorite Joker death was from the Batman Beyond movie where Jokerized Tim killed him
@@mjkhan9664 that’s not funny, thanks not funny at all
@Drake Barnes he legit screams batman to help him XD
He could have a heart attack on the toilet
@Drake Barnes I thought Joker's fear is being ashes and forgotten.
This actually the most sinister joker moment I’ve ever seen…it’s the change in his face when he says “Boy Wonder…”
I just love the moment of his death, because, even as his soul is abandoning his body, the Joker just had to have the last laugh, as if he's laughing in the face of Death itself.
And he also died the same way he lived...with a croocked smile on his face.
He won in the end, the way Joker works is that even if he loses, if he can turn at least one person crazy it's a win for him, it's as he says, "One bad day can turn a normal man into a monster"
@@harleyengland3914 until one one of the options you pick (since this is an interactive movie and you choose certain events) leads to him beating and killing criminals while in jail and he ends up becoming known as Jail Bird
"And he also died the same way he lived..."
With a knife in his eye?
@@valentins.905 That is very clever
I just realised that Joker looks like version from the “ Return of the Dark Knight” with his eye missing
There's a LOT of shout-outs to different Batman stories in this film.
They took a lot of inspiration from multiple tellings of The Joker.
He mentions that his doctor tells him to write in a journal [JOKER 2019]
Wears flesh colored makeup [BATMAN 89]
Wearing gangster attire [The Killing Joke]-[BATMAN:The Animated Series]
Stabbed in the eye [The Dark Knight Returns]
And most importantly, Barbra Gordon Paralyzed, and the “Joke”[The Killing Joke Comic]
@@cbmcpecentral the nod to killing joke is his the joke he tells, plus the flashes of Barbara Gordon shot lying in the floor
@@WesleyB-Rook Well, I mean, it’s pretty obvious, I was pointing out the small subtle details
And tells the joke from killing joke
Ok i just realized something, this whole scene is meant to play out as a joke:
"So robin goes into a bar (Diner, i know)" ...
AHKTCHUALLYYY! Dinner (with a double "n") is a meal of the day, and you meant to say diNer, with one "n"
@@Ceaugo English isnt my first lingo
Jason Todd walks into a bar where the Joker is behind the counter.
The Joker says. "Jason, you know I can't serve Robins here."
"Why?", asks Jason.
"Because...", says the Joker, "this is a CROW bar."
And then he beats him to death.
So a Robin walks into a Crow bar. Like, 30, or 40 times.
-The Joker
Upon this night, December Nineth, two thousand and twenty, I give you your two hundredth like.
I do love that Joker immediately starts smiling and returning to his old self when he finds out Robin not only survived, but is Nightwing.
It's like going to the cabinet to grab a cookie, you check the container only to see that it's empty, you get very disappointed, then you notice behind the container that there is a cookie there, and now you're super happy, cause you thought there was non left, And you get a cookie like you wanted.
Ew pantry wall cookie
I’m gonna shortly correct you that’s actually Jason Todd not night-wing because night-wing is Dick Grayson
Another comment said it but he isn't Nightwing. Nightwing is Dick Grayson while Jason became Red Hood, hence why he was so casual killing Joker
Yeah Nightwing got nothing to do with it. He was well aware Nightwing was around and likely the one playing Batman in the first place. But he didn't care too much. He was interested but that's about it.
How did he realise it was jason?
To anyone who has at least a decent history of the batman, this scene is so powerful.
True
whats the name of this show , i watched a show called "batman : death in the family " but it only 30mns long and it doesn't have those scenes , it has the same events as "under the redhood" but shorter and from Bruce's story telling
@@kainar4252it’s an interactive show. A “choose your own adventure” type of game
When Joker dies with a smile on his face or laughing, he's won. If he dies without a smile, he's lost.
I think he has won in every death though.
@@tf2freakshow870 Nah he lost in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. His final words were even that his death "isn't funny".
What is this winning and losing people talk about when it comes to killing the joker. It’s never made any sense to me. He endangers and cause severe harm to people. That’s literally the person you have a right to kill.
@@RampageYI Yeah, who cares if he """wins""" if him """winnning""" means he's no longer in a a position to cause the death and suffering he causes?
That's part of why Batman Beyond's take on him is so cathartic. Dude's pathetic and self-absorbed. The winning move is to not play his game.
Batman had the no killing code, Jason didnt.
I love that Jason was willing to do what was necessary to end Joker's tirade. I'm all for rehabilitation, but escaping over 100 times and killing more people each time is just proof that Joker will never be rehabilitated. Innocent people don't deserve to be killed continuously because of Batman's unshifting sense of morality. It doesn't have to be a vigilante that delivers the killing blow mind you, Gotham's law office should've had Joker sentenced to death years ago, but DC wanted to sell more comics haha
But with the Joker gone it leaves a vacuum for another evil that may be worse than Joker.
@@randynicholas1171 interesting theory…
Its not even a theory, often when the joker dies the other crime Lords just go to war and tear apart Gotham. Also, if Batman kills the Joker, the Joker wins and batman spirals out of control becoming a judge jury and executioner
@@majesticwolfyguy6629 So? Joker has killed hundreds for giggles. He needed to be dropped.
@@tysoncarver5181 what's worse
Joker killing people
Or a full on war between multiple factions going crazy and batman going around killing who ever he feels like
This scene is so good. The piano music, both of them realising who each of them are by simple quotes and how joker is just mad for batman and anything batman. And of course his smile turns to the jokers smile once he figures out its jason
and jason quickly handling joker and the police
man bender really does have a good acting range. hes def a real nice joker i want to see more of
I know right? There were moments I even got confused that they brought back Mark Hamill. I'm not saying he's doing an impersonation, but he's just so Joker.
I agree
I recognized his voice when he said "what so you think I am crazy" as his voice went completely bender
Or jake the dog lol
Jaker the Dog.
Easiest Self-defense case ever.
Jason: Your Honor, after i knew it was the Joker i feel threatened by his actions.
Judge: Wich actions?
Jason: Breathing.
Judge: Charge dismissed, have a nice day.
“Your honor, he literally killed me”
Yeah but he proceeded to assault two cops, not great for the jury
@@slizzysluzzer They never showed their badges, they could have been joker's goons impersonating police!
@@Mae_Dastardly also an obvious Joker laying on the groud
@@djmegnin3188 not in this timeline, it’s an interactive movie and in this route Batman dies in the bomb
I like how the scene is a homage to The Dark Knight Returns: Joker becoming dormant/depressed when Batman is gone, "reawakening" when he has an encounter that reminds him of Batman, and dying the same way he did in the comic: laughing and stabbed in the eye.
@@Shelovely8462 It IS a reference to THAT storyline.
This is such a well written scene. As a Batman fan since childhood, my heart just filled up :)
whats the name of this show , i watched a show called "batman : death in the family " but it only 30mns long and it doesn't have those scenes , it has the same events as "under the redhood" but shorter and from Bruce's story telling
@@kainar4252 Death in the family has an alternate interactable blu ray i believe. It gives us choices and based on those they have 5-10 ending scenes i think.
give me link please @@trigon_zz
So this dispelled the theory that Batman went crazy and killed joker in the killing joke
Not really. This is not killing joke universe. But the same joker. The Comedian
@@borahcn in the comics the killing joke was made cannon recently as well as the fact that joker only told batman this joke once at the end of the killing joke
@@staycool155 oh, i see.
well this makes my three joker theory right
@Isaac Altman
not reallyç the clown only wants to laugh at people suffering.
and he probably killed jason todd. so he can be in under the red hood.
but he is not. cuz this one is just chaos. and he shoot barbara to drive jim crazy, the killing joke. and he stops being joker witouth batman. cuz the comedians goal is to be the worse pain of batman.
read three jokers book. or watch it on @comicstorian you will understand
In the death in the family comic Barbara is shown in a wheelchair and they bring up what joker did to her in killing joke so Batman never killed joker
This scene is so beautiful on so many levels.
Just like... you! 🙂
whats the name of this show , i watched a show called "batman : death in the family " but it only 30mns long and it doesn't have those scenes , it has the same events as "under the redhood" but shorter and from Bruce's story telling
@@kainar4252only the Blu-Ray version has interactive scenes
I feel like Joker was trying to turn around and not be the Joker anymore, and when he saw Robin it was a genuine smile like he was seeing an old friend. Like, no intention to kill him again or no malicious intent, dude was just like “oh hey it’s you, how’ve you been”?
I think it was more that Joker had lost the excitement and entertainment he felt from Batman, having no one the mentally toy with anymore, so he goes into kind of a depression and gets a normal life because there was nothing better to do. Then when he realizes Jason was the Robin he beat to death, the smile is Joker finally feeling that old excitement, the thrill of mentally toying with the heroes of the city. Like all the crazy came right back to him as he saw Jason, the last big impact Joker made on the bat family.
perhaps
@@galacticjewels7856 The crazy never left, just lost its potency. He craves the "high" in secrecy. If he could feel the same with any other person than Batman, he would go right into it, no convincing needed.
Other than that I agree
I feel it too, Derphan
More like it triggered his old desires.
I keep coming back for that crazy ass smile Joker gives after he knows its Jason. Gives me goosebumps.
You can tell that as soon as he realized who Jason was he reverted to his old self. Assuming he was really going straight and not that his "rehabilitation" was just a step in the grieving process for him. That it was a phase that was never going to last and as soon as he got over Batman 1 dying he would've immediately shifted focus to the new one.
Even if the joker was going straight just the amount of awful things he done warrants his death and I don’t care about ‘him wining’ BS.
@@thesmilinggun-knight9646 it doesn't matter if he died it's the fact that he always wins that makes his death not satisfying. When you want to kill someone but that's exactly what they want or their plan is for you to kill them there death isn't what you'd think it would be. They win. Although him being dead is better
He was already reverting, telling that same damn joke. There was no Rehabilitation. And Joker's crossed the kinds of lines where the only thing anyone on earth can do to help rehabilitate him is slap his ass in a box marked "Return to Sender."
“Hey, hey, let’s take a picture with the crowbar”
I like how Jason can get a life sentence from killing the joker. Like, come on, he's probably done a world a service.
Still, to a lot of judges, it’s a murder without due process. Even if it’s someone like the Joker.
@@SpaceCase132 It was the joker, self defense.
@@spandanganguli6903That's not how that works but okay????
@@calebgadison167 It was the Joker, self defense.
Ya know, if DC could put this kind of writing into the live action, they would be just as good as marvel. This gave me chills in all the right ways, but sadly we won't see this done or done as well in live action.
It’s more older movies like dark knight that are good and this is older
@@owenhogge284 That's true. Haven't seen Dark Knight, but from bits of what I have seen its good. Not 100% perfect, but its certainly one of the better Batman live actions, coming from someone who admits to actually "liking" Batman and Robin and Batman Returns. Mostly for the comedy.
They would be way better then marvel if they did that
I think they let the animation films have their own freedom, because they didn't compete with anyone over any competitions. DC animation normally outdid Marvel animation projects, and the animated films usually performed well on the Home video circuit. They biggest thing DC Limits them on is Budget, which this was probably a product of the pandemic. Glad we got this scene though, this was dynamite. A gem out of an average outing.
@@UrSammich how can you say the dark knight isn’t a masterpiece if you haven’t seen it like what?
The most beautiful and poetic ending to a DC animated movie in ages. God bless John DiMaggio’s Joker
John DiMaggio's Joker is the second most iconic animated Joker right after Mark Hamill's Joker
Jake the Dog... more like Joke the Dog.
I knew he sounded a little familiar
Took a while for people to warm up to him
This isn’t the ending though.
This is an ironically pathetic ending for Joker. He always thought he'd go out from pushing Batman over the edge, but instead gets unceremoniously butter knifed to the eye by a Robin he thought he killed.
Edit: Wow! So many likes in such a short time! :O
Joker is overrated and I’m sick of him. He deserves an ignominious death.
@@jeffreygao3956 one of the greatest super villains over rated. You’re one of those people I guess.
And yet he still laughing
I think he saw the funny side to his demise
@@jeffreygao3956 Now that's something i can laugh at..
2:18 that smile is fucking chilling
2:20 Creepiest smile ever. Well done for the artists and animators
You can actually feel the depression in Joker's voice. It's like he lost his only friend, which in a way is true. Maybe if he didn't have his therapy, he would just simply kill himself. After all, The Joker can't live without Batman.
In the dark knight returns, you learn he was basically catatonic the whole time batman was retired and had no will to live. He only came back to living when he learned batman had returned
When Joker turned and said "Boy Wonder" and just started smiling. Gave me chills.
i love when joke says “boy wonder” and the smile it’s all so perfect
Giving knods to “the dark night returns” with the knife in eye and then “the killing joke” with the insane asylum joke, amazing work
John DiMaggio has to be the most underrated Joker of all time! He's just fantastic!
When he voiced joker in red hood movie it was really bad,but in this killing joke he was voiced very good
@@daihuynh5177 I'd say that's far too harsh. DiMaggio was a very solid Joker in both counts.
I mean come on, it's fucking John DiMaggio.
@@daihuynh5177trippin
This scene makes me realize a few things:
Sometimes I can agree with Jason Todd's methods. I know killing is wrong and against the law but the Joker is a psychopathic murderer who deserves to die. Period. If you put him in jail or an asylum he will escape and kill again. So, in this instance I think taking the low road was the right road. Also, seeing how deadly one of the Robins are, can we imagine how scary Batman would be if he did kill? This was Jason taking out two armed police officers without even trying. And his flawless killing blow on the Joker with a butter knife was actually a lot harder than it looks.
Jason is right, killing is the way 😤🧒
I mean, as a someone in the real world who knows about the character and of the fact that the Joker can never be permanently rehabilitated because it would take away the essence, fun and presence of the character, killing him is the only logical option since no sane writer would just get rid of the Joker by rehabilitating him. That’s one of the reasons I think Injustice goes a bit overkill to villanize Superman since he goes from killing Joker, a supervillain that has committed numerous heinous acts, bombed the entirety of Metropolis, killed his wife and unborn child (which would give him a fair reason to do it without most of his superhero peers judging him too much) and that even most heroes deep down would want to kill to just all of a sudden killing every single supervillain he comes across and establishing the Regime, which frankly doesn’t seem like the logical outcome of just killing Joker
IDK man. This Joker wasn't doing anything anymore. He was following therapy and reforming himself instead. Like, doing the right thing, even if it couldn't really work. He is not going to kill again at this point. He is done for. As such, this is not justice, or the right thing to do, it's vengeance.
@@wl4810 I know he was doing theraphy there, I was talking about a purely meta standpoint, being that, if this universe continued, the writers would surely find a way to bring him back to madness for plot
@@wl4810 I know he was doing theraphy there, I was talking about a purely meta standpoint, being that, if this universe continued, the writers would surely find a way to bring him back to madness for plot
3:08 what is bro doing in the back
pretty sure it was a tv
He got depressed when his "friend" die
True, The Joker considered Batman as his friend because he is the only who truly understands him and his pain and also they shared laugh together and he is the only drives him to do genocide killings robbery etc
Seeing him in this state is just sad no one to talk to no one to tell a joke until now his last moments
@@ironking4698 it's not fucking sad. It's a good thing. How can anyone feel sympathy for this pathetic waste of life.
@@Gadget-Walkmen A lot of damn people feel sympathetic to the joker because for multiple reasons also
Have you fucking watch the movie yet?
He basically lost EVERYTHING
@@Gadget-Walkmen Don't bother yourself. You can't reason with these people.
@@ironking4698 What fucking movie? You mean the 2019 one? That's an entirely different interpretion and not canon to other ones.
And tragedy explains actions, it does not defend them.
Just because you're backstory is sad doesn't mean you can go around killing everyone.
Joker dying by Jason's hands was the best outcome he could have hoped without Batman around to do it. Living didn't really matter for him, it never did without opposing Batman. But by having the vengeful Jason kill him, I think Joker feels he's laughing at Batman, as if he took another thing from him, since Bruce would not accept such a thing.
Joker's victory is always a selfish one, but we all know Gotham is better off without him.
Gotham better off with all the scum, unfortunately, deep down, Bruce knows it
That was hands down the best most well written ending to any story I have seen/read in a very long time. That line he dropped right before he killed the Joker was BEAUTIFUL.
The direction of this is genuinely magnificent. The music, the calmer and supportive jason, the casual and curt joker, the coziness of the restaurant. Then the flashbacks hit and it's the fattest wave of realization and all the changes decay back into the animosity from before
The music synched up, robin's slow realization in horror and Joker's glee makes this scene so perfect.
What music is played during this scene?
@@d.j.mulcahy1657 im trying to work it out but i believe its mozart
@@d.j.mulcahy1657 mozarts piano concerto no 23 in a major k.488 no 2 adagio
@@crazydoctor7975 Thanks
@@crazydoctor7975 THANK YOU
I love how they were able to connect a scene to a previous scene without a flashback that was too intrusive.
This lowkey should be canonized Batman arch of DC
I think it was
It was recently canonized, reavelling that joker had a wife and a son and batman knew the identity of the joker all along
@@nickojames93 it’s also shows that joker still alive after “Batman:the killing joke” cuz a big comic book fan rumor was going around saying Batman killed joker at the end
@@publicenemygelo6204 the killing joke is still not cannon. However they canonized some parts of it. And people gets confused on whats canon and not on the killing joke comics.
@@nickojames93 Could you tell which comic it was ? I'am trying to keep up with batfamily but ı didn't see an arc like that
I love how he starts laughing instantly cause when he recognizes he’s Robin it’s like he hasn’t found family inna long time😂
The music:
Mozart's 23rd Piano Concerto, 2nd Movement
Beautiful piece.....
Link ?
thank u so much i rlly like the piano that they use
@@tuilleri th-cam.com/video/vne1E6VH23s/w-d-xo.html
Enjoy! 👍🙂
@@modernsophist thank you so much
I like how this Joker went with the make-up to look normal thing that Nicholson's Joker did
Poor Jason, the way he smiled, when he said that he's a good listener, and when Joker starts the joke he once told to Batman...
Jason expected to hear something reminiscent of the good old days, and instead, he got this.
Nice reference to Dark Knight Returns where joker also died with one eye stabbed
I wonder if in the end Joker was laughing cause he had the last laugh. As it was stated in Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Joker had told Batman that "I won .... I made you lose control, and they'll hate you for it.", So in this moment .... He won, he made Robin (Jason Todd) lose control, and not only will the city hate him for it, but as an added bonus he undid everything Batman instilled inside Jason, ultimately having the last laugh, even as he was dying.
Yessirrr
@@OddistryProduction why would the city hate him for killing joker? Lol the guy has killed thousands of people and always escapes prison.
@@ignignoktthemooninite3679 Did you not see the police?
@@ProgramViBee From outside the diner, it just looks like one random dude killing another. Nobody would know it was the Joker without seeing his makeup coming off, which is something that you couldn’t see from outside, as the Joker was already lying on the floor.
@@Appl3forPFP but the officers that tried to arrest him were already in the Diner when he stabbed Joker
Man this scene is just so well directed it gives me chills
the smile when he says''boyy wonder'' gives me chills i swear
The part of the "boy wonder" is really good and the smile with that music when he says it just makes it better.
For some reason while the rest of DC is crumbling the animated movies seem to have maintained quality after all these years.
thats zack snyder doing it
@@gasternecross snyder's only been involved in the movies though
Injustice?
@@gannielukks1811 that's a different type of crumbling
*cough* injustice *cough*