Batman: La broma mortal

Título original: Batman: The Killing Joke

2016
B15
1h 16min

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Mark Hamill in Batman: La broma mortal (2016)

As Batman hunts for the escaped Joker, the Clown Prince of Crime attacks the Gordon family to prove a diabolical point mirroring his own fall into madness.

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Mientras Batman busca al fugitivo Joker, el Príncipe del Crimen ataca a la familia Gordon para demostrar un punto diabólico que refleja su propio descenso a la locura.Mientras Batman busca al fugitivo Joker, el Príncipe del Crimen ataca a la familia Gordon para demostrar un punto diabólico que refleja su propio descenso a la locura.Mientras Batman busca al fugitivo Joker, el Príncipe del Crimen ataca a la familia Gordon para demostrar un punto diabólico que refleja su propio descenso a la locura.

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 2 nominaciones en total

Reese
(voz)

Andrew Kishino

Murray
(voz)

Nolan North

Mitch
(voz)

Maury Sterling

Paris
(voz)

Fred Tatasciore

Carny Owner
(voz)

Bruce Timm

Patrolman
(voz)

Anna Vocino

Jeannie
(voz)

Kari Wahlgren

Call Girl
(voz)

Rick D. Wasserman

Maroni
(voz)
(as Rick Wasserman)

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Trivia
After the release of Batman: Arkham Knight (2015), Mark Hamill stated that due to the strain it put on his vocal cords, he would never voice the Joker again unless "Batman: The Killing Joke" was adapted into a film.

Citas
The Joker: You know, it's funny. This reminds me of a joke. See, there were two guys locked in a lunatic asylum and one night... one night, they decided they didn't like that anymore. They decided to escape. So, they made it up to the roof and there, just across this narrow gap, they see rooftops, stretching across town, stretching to freedom. Now, the first guy, he jumps right across, no problem. But his friend, oh, no way, he's afraid of falling. So, the first guy has an idea. He says, "Hey, I got this flashlight with me. I'll shine it across the gap between the buildings and you can walk across the beam and join me." But the second guy says, "What do you think I am, crazy? You'll just turn it off when I'm halfway across!"

Créditos curiosos
In a mid-credits scene, Barbara is in her wheelchair entering a secret room in her apartment. As she turns on her computers, Oracle's logo appears on the screen. She says "back to work."

Conexiones
Featured in Madness Set to Music (2016)

Bandas sonoras
I Go Looney
Composed by Michael McCuistion, Kristopher Carter and Lolita Ritmanis, Performed by Mark Hamill

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7/10

Good movie, but it should have been great.

Goddamn it.

I really wanted The Killing Joke to be DC Animation's return to greatness.

The parts that are actually The Killing Joke are great, but I just can't ignore the first 30 minutes. It felt like a random episode of a completely unrelated Batman TV show. I get that they wanted to make Batgirl more sympathetic and an actual character in the movie, rather than just a plot point, but honestly, who cares? Who gives a crap about Batgirl? She doesn't matter, she's irrelevant to the story. The Killing Joke is supposed to be about Batman's relationship with The Joker. Instead, it felt almost as If Barbara Gordon was the main character. If they didn't want to just do a direct adaptation of the novel because it'd be too short, I get it, but find another way to expand it.

But still, like I said, as soon as the actual movie starts, it's great. Hamill and Conroy were obviously great. They stole the show, specially Hamill. I didn't like Commissioner Gordon's voice though, it sounded weird.

Overall, good movie, but it should have been great.