Joker officially revealed in Batman’s cut scene

Just a few days after The Batman premiered, director Matt Reeves confirmed that the mysterious character who talked to Riddler in the final scene was actually the Joker, played by Barry Keoghan. Matt also shared that in this new cinematic universe, Joker and Batman have clashed before, with the result that the criminal clown is sent to Arkham prison.

The audience should have admired the Joker’s new shape right in The Batman, when the Batman came to consult with him about the Riddler’s way of thinking. Unfortunately, this scene was cut from the premiere because Matt Reeves deemed the detail “unnecessary”.

The Joker segment was cut in the official release.

Not to keep fans curious for too long, recently Warner Bros. revealed the cut scene between Batman and Joker in Arkham Prison. Compared to the end of the movie, this scene shows us the Joker’s appearance a bit more clearly (though not yet complete), with pale wrinkled skin, distorted mouth and teeth criss-crossed with different shapes. Scary scars.

Besides, Barry Keoghan’s version of Joker also knows how to irritate the opponent with his “provocative” conversation, making Batman only know how to leave without getting any worthwhile results.

It’s not clear when this cut takes place in The Batman, but it partly shows that Batman is really stuck with Riddler’s tricky puzzles. The serial killer with an unpredictable and sophisticated way of thinking made him face many difficulties in the process of solving the case and had to seek the help of the Joker – a villain who also had the most unusual and daring thoughts. that Batman has ever faced.

Based on documents provided by the police, Joker quickly read Riddler: a serial killer who wants personal revenge (not political reasons), and he has spent his life planning. most secure. However, Joker understands how Batman is feeling confused and worried about Riddler.

So he decided to anger the Bat, claiming that he was the source of everything, even asserting in his heart that he also believed that Riddler’s actions were completely justified, and Gotham’s corrupt officials. deserves such punishment. A very Joker mind manipulation act, but unfortunately was cut from the final release.

Batman goes to the Joker to consult him about the Riddler, who unexpectedly gets irritated by him and becomes even more confused.

In addition, this segment also partly explains why Joker wants to befriend Riddler after the two meet in Arkham. He understands the Riddler’s thinking and malice very well, promising this will be a good criminal partner to be able to help him deal with Batman in the future.

The ending of The Batman suggests that many Jokers will be back in DC Films’ upcoming movie projects, although it may not be in part 2 or part 3. Director Matt Reeves said he also has no intention of exploiting it. This classic villain is too hasty, and there are still many other villains he could bring into his Batman cinematic universe.

According to ScreenRant