Batman vs Penguin | Batman Returns (4k Remastered)

Batman Returns (1992) 4k Remastered
Scene: Batman vs Penguin

Storyline: When a corrupt businessman and the grotesque Penguin plot to take control of Gotham City, only Batman can stop them, while the Catwoman has her own agenda.

Director: Tim Burton
Cast: Michael Keaton (Batman / Bruce Wayne), Danny DeVito (Penguin / Oswald Cobblepot), Michelle Pfeiffer (Catwoman / Selina Kyle), Christopher Walken (Max Shreck), Michael Gough (Alfred Pennyworth), Pat Hingle (Commissioner James Gordon)

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[adamscriber]

"Your just jealous because I am a genuine freak and you have to wear a mask." For some reason those words just hits home.

[hoodkiller]

One thing that I noticed in both Tim Burton Batman films, is how Batman gets his vehicle destroyed in the final act right before his final confrontation with the villain.

[vinceniederman]

Danny’s Quote “He Threw Me Out a Window” Makes Me Think of The Penguin Breaking The Glass Now From The Oscars!

[gangstawolf]

Lol I like how The Penguin gets so raged up and tries to attack Batman all loud and viciously, while Batman on the other hand just calmly and quietly stands there all still and completely unfazed, and then just easily dodges all of his attacks like it's nothing.

[crazyghettoshit]

The Penguin was like ''You wanna get nuts!? Come on, let's get nuts!''

[blackedlight]

Out of all the Batman villains to be defeated in a live action film, the Penguin has probably suffered the hardest. The penguin got owned by Batman so hard in this scene. First Batman violated his plans and destroyed his vehicle to escape. Next, after pissing the penguin off to the point of angrily attack him, he just easily and calmly dodged all of Oswald's attacks like it was nothing and only lead him to break his own sword. 3rd, he bitchslapped him with his own umbrella. 4th, he deliberately tricked the penguin into blowing up his own zoo. And finally, by tricking the penguin into detonating the remote, he also tricked him into waking a horde of bats to attack Oswald, thus leading him to fall to his death while his own zoo blew up. No other villain in a Batman movie has been met with a defeat this hard and humiliating. In every other Batman movie the villain usually just gets beaten up or outsmarted over something small. Here, Batman just full scale trolls the penguin.

[GameOver-bdmy]

After watching this movie for so many years, it wasn't until last year I actually realised that Batman killed the Penguin the same way how the penguin killed the ice princess earlier in the movie (using a horde of bats to cause him to fall to his death). I guess Batman wanted to give him a taste of his own medicine.

[clubmaster]

0:28 love the up close shot of Batman's eyes.

[JessicaChastainFan]

Batman pimp slapped Penguin with that umbrella. Keaton is such a badass. Then, he straight up murders him as icing on the cake. Enjoy your deep puddle of industrial by-products, Mayor Cobblepot!

[kamsichris]

You can tell Batman enjoyed how badly he defeated the Penguin without really trying, especially after all the crap Penguin put him through.

[IamLegendaryguy]

I’m glad this was mentioned during the Oscars today

[auger]

Such a great movie I haven’t seen it in years. But I remembered everything perfectly. From the “genuine freak” to how crazy the penguin got, even the sound effect as shreck takes the gun from the floor

[OldSchoolCurt]

Michael Keaton has a a
Calmness and a coolness as Batman!

[niju_]

It's very funny how the Penguin actually thought he could take on Batman with an umbrella sword. Lol he's fighting the same Batman who beat the crap out of his entire circus gang of ninja clowns with no effort.

[SonicBoost]

0:45 Kills me.

Just the way Penguin's mood switches is what does it for me.

[TDKiller]

We've had Michael Keaton, Michelle Pfeiffer and Tommy Lee Jones in the MCU and now Christian Bale is joining. Now the MCU REALLY needs Christopher Walken as a villain 😁😁

[matheuslc]

Which one is Tim Burton's best Holiday movie?
A. Edward Scissorhands
B. Batman Returns
C. The Nightmare Before Christmas
D. All the alternatives

[Zoursful]

I find it somewhat tragic that in the end, Batman turned Oswalds only family against him.

[unknownyoutuber]

I love when Batman hits Penguin with his own umbrella, haha.

[Superheroine]

I'm so glad that he's putting the suit back on after so many years. Can't wait to see Michael Keaton back as Batman in the Flash movie.

Who else agrees with me?