#BATMAN BEYOND RETURN OF THE JOKER MOVIE#

(where we know all too well just what happened several decades earlier) As he painfully reminisces what happened in that ungodly hall, he looks up and freaks out at some unseen horror, storming out like a bat out of hell, barely missing Terry. Bruce enters, slowly walking through the dark, run down remains of the infernal building, and stops, visibly unnerved, at a grisly, torn-down operating theater with some clownish decorations. A scene, shown only in storyboards as a bonus on the DVD, shows Terry -after he's been fired as Batman- following Bruce to an abandoned Arkham Asylum.Not even a rogue Superman scares Bruce as much as Joker returning.

#BATMAN BEYOND RETURN OF THE JOKER MOVIE#

What truly sets the tone of the movie is just how afraid Bruce is the whole time to the point that he is ready to call his entire partnership with Terry off just because he can't handle what Joker might do to Terry if he gets a hold of him.

As the scene goes quiet and you see her from Terry's wavering point of view, the utterly sadistic glee on her face and the disturbingly confident graceful movement to her upcoming attack clearly sends the message that this is going to hurt and she regards it as a high point of her life to get this chance to lay the Tomorrow Knight low. He's momentarily on his knees and a bit groggy from a blow, and one twin is winding up for a kick to his head.

The opening fight with the Jokerz, particularly one moment when Terry faces off with the DeeDee Twins.Can you imagine being a kid planning on watching Scooby-Doo, only for that trailer to come onscreen and terrify you, especially when it was paired with the Warner Bros. Making things worse was the fact that it was on every Warner Bros.

A creepy, flashing red background with a monotone, deep-voiced narrator accompanied by the occasional sound of the Joker's menacing laughter. First things first, the teaser trailer itself.Batman's worst enemy is back from the dead and worse than ever.

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