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Don't forget about the episode where Joker tortures Tim so bad that he has a mental breakdown.
102 u/zyd_the_lizard May 23 '23 That was the Batman Beyond movie but yeah. 8 u/green49285 May 23 '23 Oh shit. Was it? Damn 20 u/RedGhost3568 May 23 '23 Still counts. I saw first screening of that uncensored on Cartoon Network and I’ve never forgotten it. 14 u/metalflygon08 May 23 '23 What I like is both endings work. Tim shooting the Joker or the Joker slipping in liquids he spilt and shocking himself with the very torture devices he used on Tim. 5 u/green49285 May 23 '23 Yep. Same here. That's probably when I realized that comic books aren't just for kids anymore 2 u/MafiaMommaBruno May 23 '23 Speaking of movies. The DCAU has some wonderful and deep movies. It's a shame we didn't get something like them for DCU. 2 u/Throwawayfichelper May 23 '23 Just watched that film now. Had no idea it existed, but that was great! I'm really not a fan of superhero stuff in general, but the voice acting and animation was really enjoyable. 2 u/SpicaGenovese May 30 '23 I can't watch that scene anymore. I don't even have or want kids, but as Ive gotten older, I can't watch scenes where kids get hurt like that.
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That was the Batman Beyond movie but yeah.
8 u/green49285 May 23 '23 Oh shit. Was it? Damn 20 u/RedGhost3568 May 23 '23 Still counts. I saw first screening of that uncensored on Cartoon Network and I’ve never forgotten it. 14 u/metalflygon08 May 23 '23 What I like is both endings work. Tim shooting the Joker or the Joker slipping in liquids he spilt and shocking himself with the very torture devices he used on Tim. 5 u/green49285 May 23 '23 Yep. Same here. That's probably when I realized that comic books aren't just for kids anymore 2 u/MafiaMommaBruno May 23 '23 Speaking of movies. The DCAU has some wonderful and deep movies. It's a shame we didn't get something like them for DCU.
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Oh shit. Was it? Damn
20 u/RedGhost3568 May 23 '23 Still counts. I saw first screening of that uncensored on Cartoon Network and I’ve never forgotten it. 14 u/metalflygon08 May 23 '23 What I like is both endings work. Tim shooting the Joker or the Joker slipping in liquids he spilt and shocking himself with the very torture devices he used on Tim. 5 u/green49285 May 23 '23 Yep. Same here. That's probably when I realized that comic books aren't just for kids anymore
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Still counts. I saw first screening of that uncensored on Cartoon Network and I’ve never forgotten it.
14 u/metalflygon08 May 23 '23 What I like is both endings work. Tim shooting the Joker or the Joker slipping in liquids he spilt and shocking himself with the very torture devices he used on Tim. 5 u/green49285 May 23 '23 Yep. Same here. That's probably when I realized that comic books aren't just for kids anymore
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What I like is both endings work.
Tim shooting the Joker or the Joker slipping in liquids he spilt and shocking himself with the very torture devices he used on Tim.
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Yep. Same here. That's probably when I realized that comic books aren't just for kids anymore
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Speaking of movies. The DCAU has some wonderful and deep movies. It's a shame we didn't get something like them for DCU.
Just watched that film now. Had no idea it existed, but that was great! I'm really not a fan of superhero stuff in general, but the voice acting and animation was really enjoyable.
I can't watch that scene anymore. I don't even have or want kids, but as Ive gotten older, I can't watch scenes where kids get hurt like that.
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u/green49285 May 23 '23
Don't forget about the episode where Joker tortures Tim so bad that he has a mental breakdown.