The Batman Joker Deleted Scene REACTION - Arkham Asylum, Barry Keoghan
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The Batman Joker REACTION today! Beyond The Trailer host Grace Randolph's reaction & review of the Deleted Scene aka Deleted Arkham Scene for The Batman with Barry Keoghan as Joker! Share your own reaction to the The Batman Deleted Scene with Joker and if you would've kept it in the full movie 2022! And be sure to make Beyond The Trailer your first stop for movie and entertainment news here on TH-cam today!
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I mean, if someone fell into a vat of chemicals and somehow survived, this is how I'd expect them to look. So, I like.
He actually has a congenital disease as Matt reeves described his version of the joker
Reeves said he didn't fall into chemicals
He was born disfigured
@@ezzekieldirks8542 yes and like grace said also fall into a pool of chemical cux his luck is nkt good😆😆
Joker further fell into society.
Grace with a quote for the ages: “Joker doesn’t want anyone else telling his punchlines and riddler doesn’t want someone else telling his answers” 👏👏
This Joker is a great incarnation. It was smart to leave the scene out but damn is he a good Joker. Written as someone who knows Batman too well because he knows there's a thin line between the Bat and the Joker. The timing of his laugh is on point, he doesn't just laugh like a hyena, he just laughs at the things he finds incredibly funny that nobody else does, it's perfect.
Eh just seems like a crazy Peewee Herman he's Ok looks like something from a tv show like Gotham.
@@boomstickcritique902 You gonna leave this comment on every other comment praising the movie big guy? It's a little pathetic.
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You need some milk~
You can really tell just how realistic Batman's villains can be portrayed. So excited for the sequel.
exactly
Eh just seems like a crazy Peewee Herman he's Ok.
🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Ehh fellow South African, greetings buddy
@@boomstickcritique902 let me guess you liked jared leto?
I absolutely agree, the scene undermines The Riddler and The Batman. It undermines their interrogation scene as well, where Paul Dano was amazing.
No it doesn't, The Batman has tons of villains, interrogation scenes were bound to happen with more than one.
@@gin.590 Batman has tons of villains; but Joker gets way too much screentime.
Why should he undermine Riddler in his own movie?
That’s why it wasn’t included
I'm deeply confused by everyone talking about the detective aspect of this film. What is everyone talking about? Batman wasn't at all a detective in this film. He was an idiot from start to finish. He never figured out anything. The Riddler outsmarted him at every turn. He only got caught because he wanted to get caught. He had to tell Batman his master plan & even then, he still got away with everything.
@@keitht24 You don't need to be a 100% accurate to be a detective.
In real life, there are detectives who work on cases for years with minimal progress.
And this is Batman's 2nd year as the caped crusader. Makes sense that *the Riddler* would constantly outsmart.
Personally, I think there's a reason why 'The Batman' is as he is in this scene. He 'shrinks' in the presence of 'Joker', he's not bullish or intimidating but intimidated by this man to whom fear cannot be struck into. That's pretty powerful to see 'The Batman' in the shadow of 'The Joker' and begin to discover he has a true nemesis.
Good stuff!
100% agree 👌
I mean we see in the movie that the whole vengeance act is a front. I like that when it doesnt work, he can't really do anything about it.
@@DankGank when?
@@DankGank um yeah no most people are afraid of bat man in the film
@@kplayzxp2376 When he confronts Penguin at the Iceberg Lounge. He straight up tells Batman to beat it, even after getting shoved against the glass wall.
I actually dig this Joker's appearance. He's probably what you'd get if a person *actually* fell into a vat of chemical acid.
Fun fact : Matt Reeves wanted the smile of his new joker to be the cause of a face disfigurement when he was young so he used it to his advantage
Except that's not what happened to Matts Joker
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 if you're talking about the permanent smile disorder then no, yes it was said that it has something to do with the skin but all it does is give someone a permanent smile, thats it, given joker's past and how he looks, its undeniable that the reason is that he fell in a vat of chemical acid.
"Masked Vengers" is most definitely the best line lol. His joker laugh is actually good
I legit thought he said ‘avengers’, sound is so wonky
i thought he said masked adventures
He says masked vengeance, because in this movie batman calls himself vengeance
@@nowaynoe7117 it's Masked Vengers bruv. He's referring to both Riddler and Batman.
The fact that people are saying different options is a big L for them not putting subtitles on the video
This new Joker has made me feel uncomfortable, and especially how Barry Keoghan manages to laugh, which is sublime!!! And on the other hand hes a bit of the Arkham games and the Gotham series. ❤❤🃏🃏
Arkham games, that's the first thing that came to my mind and God that laugh🥶🥶🥶
Exactly ,he is so hard to look at but has such a crystal clear mind ...that is what makes him so terrifying
@@fanta_claws same
It's funny how you say you got Gotham series vibes from this performance because when I saw the joker scene at the end of the movie for the first time, for a second I thought it actually was the same actor.
Creepy and uncomfortable 😬👍
I think that they should DEFINITELY stick with “The Long Halloween” inspirations, and just continue to do groups of villains for The Batman sequels, showing that Batman is partially the reason behind why the freaks came out of the shadows. In this movie we had Catwoman, Penguin, and Riddler. The sequel could definitely focus more on Joker, and maybe add Freeze, Scarecrow or Two Face, hell maybe even Poison Ivy(Janelle Monae is still my number one pick for the character). I think that as long as Matt Reeves continues to have respect for these characters and venerates them in the way that he has so far, he can really do anything with them and I would be happy.
I liked the fewer villains because too many leads to some not getting fleshed out, but as someone who has read the long halloween and dark victory, I can't say this wouldn't be cool
@@hugorosales2357 Same. As much as I’m aware of what having too many villains does to a film (Spider-Man 3), I completely trust that Matt Reeves knows what he’s doing. Especially if the runtime for the films stays at around three hours. The Long Halloween and Dark Victory are some of my absolute favorite Batman comics ever, and having so many villains at once was honestly part of the beauty of it. It’s a shame they killed Carmine in this first installment, but to be fair they didn’t give him the same importance of family as they did in the comics, and they can always give that mob angle to Cobblepot in his show.
They won't. Matt Reeves has already said his take is going to be very grounded instead of fantastic. They won't fit. Which like makes me sad. I'm kinda tired of grounded Batman takes. I'm like over It. You can mix the two extremes.
Definitely "The Long Halloween" inspired... The Catwoman being the daughter of Falchon. Falchon dying(bringing in the end of the mob era). Just like the animated movie, the references where good to see.
@@mateom1691 That's exactly my idea, Matt Reeves has already shown interest in the concept of a transition from mobsters and gangsters to super-criminals and he says this movie shows that shift in the paradigm; have multiple villains that are all tied as suspects in a murder spree with Calendar Man, Mr. Freeze, Joker in a smaller role offering a criminal perspective, Penguin as the classic big criminal boss, Riddler returning as an informant and Hush as the mastermind behind it all who with help from Riddler in creating the identity like in the comics, with Harvey Dent set-up as Two-Face as we witness the trial of Sal Maroni who's mentioned in this movie and Dent's disfigurement. I really think a more direct Long Halloween-style plot like this could be make for a sweeping, epic Batman story that could be Matt Reeves' magnum opus.
As soon as the credits rolled I told the person I was with "If they made the Riddler a terrifying serial killer, the Joker will have to be nothing less than nightmare material" and you know what?
He absolutely is.
First thought I had when I saw Riddler
You were spot on lol
💯
I disagree with you, my friend.
Nightmares are far more preferred than this Joker. And I mean that in a good way. This Joker is just....messed up.
For real
I absolutely love the look and laugh … straight out of the Arkham Knight games. Also it’s so beautifully shot with not having his face clearly visible through the glass
@@BaithNa i think they mean when he was sick in Arkham City
hmm doesn't sound anything like Mark Hamill imo. Tbh Barry sounds like Dave Franco 😂 he's also copying the cadence of Heath
@@goseeaboutagirl cry harder
Yo don’t disrespect Mark Hamil like that
He laughs nothing like Mark Hamill...the DISRESPECT
The way Joker took the PAPERCLIP subtly by distracting batman with his talking is absolutely brilliant.
I never noticed that before that’s genius
I really like his Pennywise-like contorting grin, this version of Joker would probably make terrifying/gruesome use of laughing gas. Also I could see him being differentiated from other versions with the Jokers Daughter as a side character instead of a Harley Quinn(looking just as chemically burned too).
It's similar to Heath Ledger's Joker.
@@ashleydowney1222 To me he's closer to Telltale Games John Doe mixed with the Gotham shows final Joker. Heath is a terrorist, this ones more like a demon caged in Arkham Asylum(look up Scott Snyders Joker).
Matt Reeves said that this joker won't be taking the falling into chemicals origin story, his suggested that he was like this since birth because of a disease
@@drinzhuh3544 I took that to mean that the cause of his psychosis and smiling condition wasn’t caused by the acid. Here, those boils and scars do like like they were chemically induced
@@raphnoble808 no, there will be no acid involved. His defects are congenital and completely natural according to Reeves.
The metaphor of the Batman trying to bring the Joker character motivations into focus, but unable to (via the camera work) is truly genius. Fresh takes on the characters, I'm in!
I totally agree with you Grace!! I think Barry did a good job. You can feel the contrast between him and Batman. He has a great understanding of villains and Batman and I wanted to hear more of his insight. I feel he really did show why he was Batman's arch nemesis in this scene. You felt that he was more clever and maniacal than the other villains just by his demeanor. It was great. It hought I wasn't gonna like it but it was amazing
He looks almost zombie-like, I love it! And the laugh too! 🧟♂️
I like this scene but I'm glad they cut it as well. Joker literally gave away the hole plot and Riddlers whole ambition and where he came from. He did a better job being a "detective" than Batman, he solved everything in a 5 minute conversation
The laugh is so much better in this scene than the actual movie, still good in the film tho.
Can’t wait to see more of Barry’s Joker in future projects.
I feel like certain situations call for a different laugh. So what classifies as a better laugh? Each Joker we’ve seen has had completely different laughs in different scenarios.
I definitely feel you. I actually think this laugh sounded more genuine than his laugh at the end of the film did if that makes any sense. Almost as if The Batman is the only person who can pull out this kind of laugh from him. It's very interesting!
@@MisterFoxx fr, people do be rating characters laugh as if J laugh the same way at any circumstances
@@marwannugraha2671 exactly
@@JadenCole77 I definitely feel that the joker was being very manipulative in his scene with the riddler. So it's in this scene when he's laughing at the riddler, and at batman, that he truly laughs. Meanwhile laughing _with_ the riddler isn't quite the same.
I 100% agree with Grace here. It's a good scene but it needed to be cut because it undercuts the reveal later in the Riddler interrogation scene. Still a pretty good scene.
Same, I liked the scene but I'm glad Matt decided to cut it.
I'm just happy that Barry Keoghan is getting more roles! He's such a magnificent actor! 🙌🙌🙌
He definitely has the range and from what I saw, his version of Joker is right up in his alley, there's a darkness and mystery in it which he pulls off naturally. Like you feel sorry for him and scared at the same time. 🖤🥺
BRILLIANT…. Just brilliant ! He’s so terrifying 🔥 🃏 can’t wait for him to form into The proper Joker !!!!
Hope that happen too right now it’s still a little raw but once he has the iconic purple suit and war paint on 🃏😍
@@Ptownblazer5 agreed ! Can’t wait
Definitely the scariest Joker visually
Joker has not ever been visually scary... It's the contrast of him being a psycho clown that's intriguing... If out the gate he looks like a zombie, then that's not as compelling
@@cruzanassassin well that entirely depends on what they decide to do with the character.
@@cruzanassassin uhm Joker in the comics has definitely been visually scary lol hell, Heath ledger’s joker is visually scary. Imagine seeing that mf in person.
@@MisterFoxx Heath Ledger's Joker is not at all scary, and anyone who is impressed by that characterization is very easy, in the sense of finding such a proposal visually terrifying. On the other hand, this Joker looks like a literal version of a horror movie, not only because of his disfigured features and destroyed hands, but the very way he behaves, expresses and manipulates. In five minutes, it became the most psychopathic version in theaters. Perfect performance by Barry Keoghan, and I don't need to comment on Robert Pattinson and the direction. There is absolutely nothing unnecessary in this scene, and, for me, the interrogative clash of this one is superior to that of the Dark Knight itself, because the dialogue in that part of the film sounds a little too philosophical and with time I see more imperfections.
@@erycM3 idk why you felt to write all that to me considering all I said was that the Joker character is a visually scary person and that Heath Ledger is too. There are different levels of scary btw. You don’t need to be disfigured to be scary. People literally have a fear of clowns, so if a regular clown scares people, imagine if they see Heath Ledger as a clown.
I think this just confirms a directors cut. Maybe on the Blu-ray release.
I love the Joker, but I’m glad this wasn’t in the movie. I want to see different villains to give this character a break. It’s definitely an interesting scene, though.
It’s like a mixture of the Gotham’s shows joker look and a somewhat death of the family look. I like it a lot.
Arkham City as well
I know we've only seen like 6 minutes of this joker....BUT im in love. the way he FLIRTS with batman is just incredible, its so perfect! and the laugh....the look! just wow.
Definitely liking the design for this Joker. Reminds me of The Death in The Family vibes. Great video Grace 👍
Death in the Family or Death of the Family? The latter is the one with a disfigured face
@@VEZOK54 Exactly,the Rottenface Joker in Death OF the Family
@@VEZOK54 I think he’s talking about: of the family
Eh just seems like a crazy Peewee Herman he's Ok looks like something from a tv show like Gotham.
@@boomstickcritique902 You gonna leave this comment on every other comment praising the movie big guy? It's a little pathetic.
Joker and The Court of Owls orchestrating everything in Gotham will be cool. This Joker is Scary and I can't wait to see where Matt Reeves takes him. 🃏
Joker is chaos. Court of Owls are order.
They could go so many ways with these sequels right now. There's so much good lore to pull from. I know War of Jokes and Riddles is likely, but I really want to see some sort of adaptation of Long Halloween, they could really do either with this set up.
Court of owl 🦉 are above the joker..They hav existted for yeons ..
@@tornadonextgen8306 Not eons, but for a few centuries.
This joker actually looks scary and terrifying imo
Barry Keoghan was terrific in the killing of a scared deer, after watching that movie I was convinced he could play a disturbing character. Can’t wait to see more of him!
This scene pulled you RIGHT BACK into the theater experience. I’ve already seen it 4 times, but I think I’ll have to go again in April one more time! Great upload, Grace!
It would be kinda cool if they added this scene in theatres as a post credit extra and to get people into watching it again lol
4x?! Geesh! It’s a good movie but wow 😯 🧐
The Joker in The Batman behaves like The Arkham Games. The Joker is playing mind games with Bruce. His appearance is a combination of Heath Ledger and The New 52 in particular Scott Snyder’s run. I applaud the team that worked on this
Right?! I’m definitely intrigued to see more of him
I actually really love this look ! Its very different wich is good w all the other jokers . Of the performance , i can see he got a bit of Ledger ,a bit of Jerome , a bit of Leto. I think future appereances are gonna do wonders for him , way to go Barry !
"His festering wound is a smile," that's so poetic, but it also turned my stomach.
I feel like the Joker figures out more than Batman realizes when he points out that the violence is "so Baroque" (or to put another way, messy and irregularly shaped), while his puzzles are so meticulous. This is a huge clue that The Batman is overlooking HOW people were murdered and that it would make sense that The Riddler would be meticulous in the violence (murder weapon) as well.
I hope joker is in the following films but I really quite like having him as a sort of criminal advisor to Batman. Ofcourse, the crescendo of the series would be that while helping Batman he is also plotting and successfully executes his escape. A big trippy grande finale with Joker and Batman in the final film. It would be great to use future films as an opportunity to really build that strange relationship between the two so that we could get a meaningful and artistic ending in the last film.
The joker should be the endgame of the batman universe, he needs to be the final rogue that batman takes on.
We already know Matt Reeves likes borrowing from other movie troupes. Turning The Joker into an Hannibal Lecter-esque criminal advisor to Batman would be dope.
I wasn’t sold on this version of the Joker after the end credits scene and wasn’t sure if he would be good but my goodness, after seeing this, I’m looking forward to seeing what they bring in the sequel.
*I love this Joker, too. I'm thinking, by the sequel, all that puffiness will calm down quite a bit, so they can refine his look a tad more. Now that the initial shock has been achieved.*
He would look less like a burned up zombie with the white clown makeup on.
Yes! I was literally counting the seconds until your reaction Grace!!! 🙌🏻❤️❤️
I think he has a great laugh, he has a very creepy vibe which fits this world well, I like his look too. The only thing I’m not fully sold on is his voice, there is a lot of heath inspiration there. If he can work on that slightly I’m sure he’d be great. But let’s see some other villains first lol. Whatever happens I believe in Matt Reeves, loved the first film.
i don't think it's a bad thing to act while inspired by someone who did it so well it brought them to the breaking point. as long as he doesn't face the same fate as heath, i think he'll be great.
The horror vibes from the character are waaay up there. I love it. Maybe he'll have more cameos in the future but not be a main villian. Just sort of a puppet behind the scenes manipulating
I'd like him to be a main villain somewhere down the line, maybe the finale. But build up to that slowly, show him bringing his plan (whatever it is) to fruition piece by piece
This makes me want more! Gosh this Batman universe is shaping to be amazing
The MCU has done a number on you guys. Now you refer to every damn comic book movie as a universe.
I like this Joker but he should be a slow burn villain. I don't want him to be the main villain in the sequel. Imagine this version of Batman going 4 films maybe even 5 and everytime Joker gets more and more screen time until eventually he becomes the main villain in a sequel down the line
Joker Suppose to be The Final Boss
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Batman 1989 - Joker is the villain of the first film of the trilogy
The Dark Knight 2008 - Joker is the villain of the second film
The Batman 3 20?? - Joker is the villain of the final film?
If the Batman takes place in his second year as a vigilante I’m guessing he spent most of his first year dealing with joker. I mean you can tell they have some kind of bond in this scene so they must of had plenty of run ins and not just one case
Joker already said it’s the 1st anniversary. Maybe he meant anniversary of having met Joker or putting him behind bars.
@@noone-qu5ec Or dropping him in acid
I love how Matt Reeves and Barry Keoghan were able to convey just how intelligent and intuitive the Joker really is. At first glance he just seems like a guy who's lost his marbles, but what makes him so terrifying is 9 out of 10 times he's actually completely sane and aware. He wants you to think he's insane when he's really not. It's a performance. It's a joke. Can't wait to see more from him!
This bloke is from Dublin city center......he's an absolutely gifted actor, and that's an incredible version of the joker.!! The laugh is unreal.
Love the Manhunter/Red Dragon vibes with Joker as the Hannibal figure.
I knew Barry Keoghan would be a good Joker soon as I seen him in The Eternals, oddly enough. But he was the best part of that movie, don’t think I’ve seen him in anything else but he’s a damn good actor 👍
Seriously I'm so excited 😭🔥
His Joker looks disturbing and creepy 😲 I believe Barry Keoghan great as a Joker but I need more big surprise and something new 💥 can't waittt
Thanks for showing us Grace. Much ❤ as always
It's Man Hunter with The Silence of the Lambs in Gotham City and I love it. I was really loving it when Joker was giving his input. Clarice & Hannibal/Batman & Joker. You are right about cutting this scene.
In just this scene alone I really feel the Batman joker dynamic, the yin to batmans yang
He looks so creepy, great job! Definitely want to see him again 👏🏽
Watched it now for the third time with you, and I really like it. Much different take on the Joker, want to see more of him, but glad he wasn't in the movie. It would have overshadowed Paul Dano. Maybe if we had had a Year One Batman movie where he fights this Joker, and then this was a cameo, it would have been better, but having this be the big first time we really see and hear from a crazy villain in the movie, it would have cut the legs out from under Riddler and his AMAZING interrogation scene later.
I love this version! Can't wait to see more in the future!
Love Barry as Joker. Fantastic scene I love what Matt reeves is doing with his world
This Joker is terrifying. Kinda reminds me of the Joker graphic novel cover by Brian Azzarello and Lee Bermejo. He looks like a crazy unhinged monster, and honestly? I can't wait to get more of him. He's grown on me so fast.
I really liked that he called Batman out at the end about being afraid of Riddler because he actually agreed with him in taking out Gotham's corruption. That's what I read into Batman's anger when he talked to the Riddler during the interrogation.
I don't think he went there for help, it was more like he is into what kind of psychic mental problem Riddler is in and he wanted a psychos perspective. As joker said, "have you read this file" stating that batman already knows what Riddler might be upto, but he was more curious about learning about Riddlers mental state.
That's literally going for help
@@cruzanassassin It’s getting a second opinion, idk why that’s frowned upon
I love this version of Gotham 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I think for the sequel, whilst I love the idea of Mr Freeze, introducing Poison Ivy would be fantastic. Her story of environmentalism would fit perfectly in this realistic, gritty reality of Gotham that's just been flooded, and it would introduce some much needed female characters because outside of Catwoman the first film was a bit of a boys club
I agree
@@kylejackson9303 agree with the boys club notion, other than Selina Kyle and Mayor Real, there weren't many other prominant female characters. I didnt mind it much for this film, still think its a masterpiece. But would love a modern rendition of Poison Ivy. Maybe they could gamble a story where both Poison Ivy and Freeze are in it. Modern comic interpretations wise, both of those characters arent your typical villains, they both have grey sides that Batman is able to appeal to. Could work thematically where Batman realises that not all villains are after pettery crimes or mass murderers. Then have a third film where Batman's growing knowledge pool gets completely broken by the Court of Owls
the website has actually been active since before the movie started and gets updates all the time. They released the Wayne Campaign Ad via the website before the movie came out as well.
He's in his second year as Batman. His detective skills aren't where they should be yet.
I love this. It has that The Silence of the Lambs vibe, it reminds of killing joke. Yes heath was great playing the joker. One thing I can say about the Dark Knight they never really got deep into the relationship that Batman and Joker have. This scene really touches the core of Batman and Joker. This Joker I can really see him pushing Batman to his limits
We definitely need him in the sequel this looks amazing!
His festering wound is a smile! - that’s a quote for sure.
i have to say, as much as i liked this im very glad it was cut
It was needed to be cut because it would’ve change a lot of things in the movie, it’s not a bad scene but where would it have fitted in though
This look was CRAZY! Barry Keoghan looks amazing.
Clarice interrogating Hannibal in The Silence of the Lambs.
William Graham doing it in Manhunter
Same vibe
I agree on everything you said! I’m so thrilled Barry Keoghan is the joker and I can’t wait to see him in the next movies
I agree with everything that you said. I’m glad that this stayed cut.
I was definitely drawn into it. The scene was really good! I don’t really like that they went so heavily into his deformity. I think Heath Ledgers was far enough when it comes to scarring and this was just a bit too far. I don’t want them to lose sight of the fact that joker is a scary clown, not just a goofy, crazed, horribly deformed and scarred criminal.
Completely agree
I really like the crazed deformed look but they probably won’t stand out as much once those key joker features are more prominent like the new face paint, full head of green hair, etc so we’ll have to wait and see his full look
I think the deformed look is what makes him who he is tho. The whole point is that he fell into a pit of acid and because of his will to manifest anarchy wherever he is he is absolutely terrifying. I actually think the relax between this joker and Batman could work nicely. I am about all jokered out tho.
Imagine this joker with his make up and his clasic suit.... And I think would be even more scary the ledger's one
I agree and what you described is bottom up character building.
Bottom up Joker is just a deranged ugly human who kills, top down he is the Jester archetype (the fool), he is chaos he is melovelence, anarchy and more.
I hope they don't make this so grounded that we lose who the character is and we just see a mad serial killer who happens to look like Joker and laughs.
That joker looks and sounds amazing!
I totally agree on your take with this scene. Great video 👍
the joker with mange very sadistic thanks for sharing Grace
Kinda like this. One of my most wants in a Batman film that The Batman didn’t deliver is the horror element. This Joker looks the most scary. Though I think he has a little too much scars.
Makes me wonder how killer croc would look in this universe
I'm not even considering this a cut scene. I'm considering it as a teaser for things to come.
HE IS THE JOKER! HE NAILED THE ICONIC LAUGH!
Love this & how you had to play a game to get the scene👍🏼🤯
On Topic. I agree, I wasn't feeling it or the casting but by the end, I'd be interested to see.
Off topic: WB's mistake is saying The Batman is coming to HBO Max 4/19/2022. It hurt the box office. Shouldn't have announced anything for the first 2 months.
Who ever decided to cut this deserves a medal and a parade. Probably the best call made during production of a Batman film.
I like how Warner Brothers did not know if Joker is going to be successful so they worked on another version simultaneously.
I had basically the exact thoughts you did!
It's definitely Jocks artwork come to life from the cover of Batman 880
This is literally Grant Morrisons joker Mixed with new 52 and Arkham joker !!. I know you’re a comics accuracy girl grace so you must be delighted 😁!!. Excellent video
I LOVE the scene and LOVE it outside the movie. This is a prime bonus scene.
I loved it!!! I agree it wasn't necessary for the full film, but it is a perfect bonus scene
It’s just a Heath Ledger impersonation
Exactly
I love when Grace and I agree!! Yes, funny scene, great take on Joker… but it definitely takes away from Riddler and Batman.
Wow. Barry keoghan is an excellent performer
That was incredibly suprising, Barry did a great job!
Love Barry's acting!! But this is also the third or fourth iteration of the Joker in just about a decade. I dunno, the fans deserve some fresh and new ideas for villains when it comes to Batman.
To be honest it reminds me allot of the final Joker look in Gotham which was also very disfigured and more grotesque
in the long halloween batman goes to calenderman for help, same here. and she loves comic book accuracy and when it happens she’s also not happy
I absolutely loved it!!
For anyone confused, this Joker isn’t burnt, he has a disease from birth that makes him look deformed, kind of like the Elephant man.
My guess is Cutaneous Porphyria
Holy shit is Barry Keoghan incredible in this scene! I wasn't initially sure about his Joker but seeing him in a longer scene like this definitely makes me want to see this new, disturbing but ultimately Joker-to-the-core version of the character working extremely well as a side character who offers a criminal perspective in this trilogy. The way he gets into Batman's head and his laugh at the end definitely made me want to see a lot more of his Joker.
I'm with you on this one, Grace.
This joker has potential sequel for sure