1. Gordon's "Oh...My...God!" when he sees Batman on the catwalk at Axis Chemicals
2. Vicki asking "Where are we going?" and Batman just cuts his eyes and steps on the gas while Danny Elfmans score plays.
3. Vicki backing away from Bruce when he reaches for the fireplace poker during the apartment confrontation.
1. "I'm Batman."
2. Batman appearing above the two thugs, spreading his cape before jumping down and being shot by them and rising back from the dead.(I guess this could qualify as two moments)
3. Batman crashing through the Flugelheim Museum skylight.
4. Batman stealth-backhanding a gangster at Axis Chemicals.
5. Joker's newly-bleached hand rising out of the sewer water.
6. "I'm glad you're dead!"
7. Jack/Joker's shocked moans gradually morphing into laughter at the plastic surgeon's office.
8. The Batmobile driving through the exploding Axis Chemicals with flames all around it.
9. Batman standing in front of the big AXIS sign, turning and running away.
10. Batman standing atop the scaffold looking at the Bat Signal.
11. "Never rub another man's rhubarb!"
12. The weird sounds Joker makes while sitting at Grissom's desk before bursting out in laughter.
Nice choices!
share11. "Never rub another man's rhubarb!" My fave
share"You wanna get nuts?!? Let's get nuts!"
shareGetting dropped in the vat.
On the roof with the thugs.
The Batmobile going into the secret passageway though Vicki Vale thought they were going to crash.
And now, folks, it's time for "Who do you trust!
"You killed my parents"
"What are you talking about?" Nicholson's brilliantly desperate Joker, mouth bloodied, hand in pain from trying to strike Batman, is worried that the game is up.
Favourite moments for me?
Jack Nicholson
Michael Keaton
Kim Basinger
Any moments they had.
Also Alfred. And Gordon. (I could not for the life of me spell his rank in the police force)
Bob the Goon also.
Just a few lines of Jack's that spring immediately to mind;
1. "I like him already!"
2. "Hey Eckhardt! Think about the future!"
3. "Better be sure..."
"A big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff" The Tenth Doctor explains all.
Obviously there's so many... Just from an artistic/cool perspective, this scene always gets me:
After the strange mime Joker assassinates the mob boss with the lethal pen, he turns and takes his hat off for the crowd (Elfman's haunting score kicks in just for this vague moment). He says "The pen is truly mightier than the sword!", then Elfman's score is immediately muted by blazing Tommy Gun fire bringing the crowd to the ground in panic.
I love it because he says "the pen is truly mightier than the sword" only before his own goons use machine guns. Both gestures of the lethal pen and machine guns completely void his statement.
You can't make an omelette, without cracking a couple of eggs.
shareKung Fu thug kicking and flipping around his swords, seems to move in on rollers, takes a few swipes at Batman, then is kicked in the chops out of nowhere!
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The entire opening sequence. Christopher Nolan's Batman films and The Batman spent about twenty minutes describing the crime in Gotham, force feeding us pointless exposition. Tim Burton pulls you in visually instantly and in the space of five minutes tells us everything we need to know from the opening shot to "What are you?" "I'm Batman". Never gets old.
The factory scene where Jack falls into the chemicals.
The Joker at the surgery. I love how dark and grungy it is and his psychotic laughter.
The Joker killing Grissom and the follow up scene where he does that heavy breathing and "whoooop".
Newsreader laughing and dying.
The car chase and the fight in the alley.
Batman driving through the forest as he takes Vicki to the Batcave and the way Danny Elfman's score kicks in as they enter the tunnel.
"You wanna get nuts? Come on, let's get nuts!".
Bruce's flashback to his parents murder. So eerie and otherworldly.
Batmobile blowing up the factory.
"He stole my balloons" and then shooting Bob.
Bell tower climax - operatic brilliance.