Are you saved friend? If you died tonight will you go to heaven or hell? God Almighty, the Creator was manifest in the flesh. He came into the world to take away the sin of the world. He gave up his own life to save yours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for your redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. This is the Gospel which means the Good News. Those that reject redemption will go to hell. John 1:1-3,10 KJV In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. [2] The same was in the beginning with God. [3] All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. [10] He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not. Isaiah 44:6 KJV Thus saith the Lord the King of Israel, and his redeemer the Lord of hosts; I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God. Revelation 1:17-18 KJV And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead. And he laid his right hand upon me, saying unto me, Fear not; I am the first and the last: [18] I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death. Ephesians 2:8-9 KJV For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: [9] Not of works, lest any man should boast. Acts 4:12 KJV Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved. John 5:24 KJV Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth my word, and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto life. Matthew 28:19-20 KJV Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: [20] Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world. Amen.
@@suganthsarvesh5858 Are you saved friend? If you died tonight will you go to heaven or hell? God Almighty, the Creator was manifest in the flesh. He came into the world to take away the sin of the world. He gave up his own life to save yours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for your redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. This is the Gospel which means the Good News. Those that reject redemption will go to hell. John 1:1-3,10 KJV In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. [2] The same was in the beginning with God. [3] All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. [10] He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not. Isaiah 44:6 KJV Thus saith the Lord the King of Israel, and his redeemer the Lord of hosts; I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God. Revelation 1:17-18 KJV And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead. And he laid his right hand upon me, saying unto me, Fear not; I am the first and the last: [18] I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death. Ephesians 2:8-9 KJV For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: [9] Not of works, lest any man should boast. Acts 4:12 KJV Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved. John 5:24 KJV Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth my word, and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto life. Matthew 28:19-20 KJV Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: [20] Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world. Amen.
It’s kinda sad because the Russian was basically the only guy who was ever nice to the Joker. He was willing to hear him out, never attempts to betray him, and seems genuinely excited to hear what the Joker wants to use his money for. He’s never thought of the Joker as a freak and seems much more upset about being betrayed.
*Don't fall for these mob guys charm...it's the same thing with Tony Soprano if you watched that show...but in general he was professionally utilizing the joker and of course the joker knew that...*
To be fair. Joker never betrayed him. All he did was prove two things: A. His money is worthless to him, as the lackey continues to prove and B. He's still salty that he got upstaged in his position.
@@zakvondaniken9327 The Terminator can be destroyed at least. The Joker can't - considering how much of Gotham's criminals betrayed the organized crime leaders to side with him, all it takes is one man demented and crazy enough to pick up his ideals and the chaos continues.
@@zakvondaniken9327 lol someone hasn’t read any comics in his life. Joker can take out the whole of SkyNet, possibly in a day. Comics have some of the most insane, ridiculous shit you’ll ever see or hear. I’m sure Joker could do it.
Omg, when joker said “this town deserves a better class of criminal, and I’m going to give it to them.” He was talking about Dent, not himself because the joker does not consider himself anything.
Yes he does. He considers himself "an engine of chaos" but he let's everyone else do the work for him, as he knows deep down anyone can be corrupt, and already are. This Joker is literally the devil lol.
Stats for comic book movies ------ Highest Rotten Tomatoes score: Spider-Man Into The Spider-verse (97%) Highest metacritic score: Black Panther (88%) Most Oscars: Black Panther (3) Highest box office: Avengers Endgame Most popular character: Spider-Man & Batman Most psychologically complex character: Moon knight
@@lickenhuntsman5338 Moon Knight was a mini series. How can you have an answer of two for a question of one (most popular character). Oscars are a political award, if the cast weren't white it would be called a far right movie.
It’s terrible, everyone that Harvey warned Gordon about was a betrayer. And in this scene Gordon realizes it far far too late. It’s truly insulting to ask Harvey for advice now because he’s already told him everything and he wouldn’t believe it. Harveys wrath is fairly justified
Not exactly. Batman explained it. He choses goones that he can easily manipulate. As much as he likes to present himself as an agent of chaos, he's more like a performer. He makes plans. Lots of them. They are more like plays scripts. He prepares the stage, chose the right gears, hires the right crew to help him, who he mades also part of the audience...That's a wise choice sometimes. He knows his art: I refuse not to aknowledge this 😂. And he can improvise too for sure. He's not driven by greed and thirst for power, that is correct. But he have a goal. The fact that said goal are meaningless destruction, death, fear, makes him more unpredictable.
Or alternatively, it contributes to how incredible unrealistic the movie is. With the exception of the ending, EVERYTHING goes EXACTLY to plan with Joker. Unrealistic for a plan to go PERFECTLY.
@@RicksMovieCollection-hm9hq Have a fairly loose large scale strategy with lots of alternatives and contingencies set up, have a series of small and achievable goals that you can achieve in a timely manner with assets going by the rule of 1 is none and 2 is 1 and then you now have the process needed to do just about anything if you’re competent and committed enough.
@@RicksMovieCollection-hm9hqnotice how it doesnt he doesnt have a plan he does things when one thing doesnt turn out as he wanted it to he does another thing and so on and so fourth until hes successful
He just created a bunch of disorganized crime though. Because that's what joker is: Chaos. Organized crime actually has a purpose in society as it can often keep itself in line. Just look to Mexico's drug trade with the myriad of cartels for example. The violence over there has got much worse over the last several decades because of how chaotic it has become.
@@bombtwenty3867 Criminals, because it's easier to hide paper wealth than it is electronic! If you have hundreds of millions of dollars in electronic money some asshole teenager with a laptop could wipe you out!
2:23 this little moment is so overlooked but reveals the contempt Joker has for others, but especially his “less than worthy” criminal partners. Throwing money in Lau’s face. He almost seems to hate the idea of someone caring about money. Lau lived for money, and now he’ll die for it (and on top of it). And it just shows the true nasty, cruel streak of the character to be unnecessarily vicious
@@Jacksparrow-qt8hfTo be fair, that’s the beauty of them. We don’t know every intention of every scene from the directors and writers perspectives, but it’s tiny moments like this that, at least in the eyes of some audience members, give a villain so much more depth in character and really tells unspoken things about a character that are never mentioned in words.
Oscar Jimenes Yeah that Reese theory is stupid. Hes nothing more than a typical Wall Street businessman snitching to get a slice of cake by blackmailing.
@@dcode1000 The Joker inspired Harvey to go in Anarchy. The reason he doesn't fear death is because Dent can carry out his plan even if the Joker ends up being dead, Dent can just leave fate up to chance.
Joker in the pre-meeting briefing. "Okay guys when I say 'Gasoline' start pouring gasoline on all the money. Its going to be really badass. Thugs: Sure thing boss.
Can you imagine they start pouring it on the money and the Joker is like "What are you doing, I meant the mob guy! Pour gasoline on the mob g... ahh whatever."
@@Apostolis444 No we don't, Lao and the Chechen aren't seen again after this scene. Lao 100% burned alive on the money and the mobster was probably executed.
I don't know why but I laughed when joker throws a wad of cash with such perfection and the satisfying smack it makes on Lau's face. I would like to learn how to smack someone with cash like that too.
I always loved the way the gangster looks horrified at the money being burned - even though it's not his. He just can't fathom why someone would do that.
It was his final confirmation that this man was not driven by money at all and a psychopath. He suspected it, but respected his abilities and thought that good business could be done. This was his 'This MFer's really crazy' moment.
1:50 the look on Meroni's face after he says "you want him" shows the contempt he has on himself for 'ratting', something he was taught his whole life not to do, just because of how bad Joker actually is. Impeccable acting.
Yea and I feel like Joker calls in on the interview broadcast because he probably assumes that Maroni has ratted him out given he wasn't there with Chechen.
he's smart to get away from him and go somewhere else to start over but sooner or rather later,Joker got to him by unleashing Dent on him and he's out to make anyone pay dearly for what happened to him
TDK When joker he said: it's not about money, it's about sending a message. But I know why who don't care. The Scarecrow. Here's what happened his reasons. TBAS The Scarecrow will said: it's not about money, it's about Revenge.
Actually he killed half of all the criminals in the city one of the things he said was these are all the criminals Harvey dent put in prison and Harvey dent put half of all the criminals in the city away, so in a way.... h a l f
I'll never forget watching this movie for the first time. That scene when he put's his head out the cop car window and is licking his lips after breaking out of prison sent a shiver down my spine. I remember saying to myself "how the F..*k are they going to stop this guy" and actually feeling genuine fear. One of the greatest performances of all time.
"It's not about the money, it's about sending a message." That quote is one of the reasons why I just cannot get enough of Heath Ledger's Joker in the Dark Knight.
Joker is a cool character with cool quotes like this but there's no depth in his character unlike Joaquin's who had much more complex character. I think people are just afraid to criticize or mention any flaw about Ledger's Joker just because you know......
@@desipop3654 This joker is much more complex than Arthur Fleck. He is a nihilist who wants to teach "society" a lesson that results in anarchy and chaos. This joker also has a mysterious background story (most likely a former soldier) that clearly traumatized him to the point that he no longer cares about pretty much anything except his "message" and by caring about nothing he ironically cares about everything, because he fails to realize that he DOES have a plan. The 2019 Joker is an interesting character for sure, but not at all a good "Joker" (He's the joker for about 3 minutes in the movie). Arthur Flecks characterization is clear but still very profound, does however not compare to the 2008 Joker, that still to this day is the most in-depth interpretation of the comic book villain. Performance wise if course, both Ledger and Phoenix are beyond great
1:40 Has anyone ever mentioned how the most powerful mob boss in Gotham betrays the Joker because even he can recognize the situation has gotten out of hand? It actually ties into the bank teller in the opening heist taunting the Joker by saying "criminals in this town used to believe in something: honor, respect."
2:13 and I FINALLY understood that "where's the Italian?" refers to that mob boss. He only puts the hospital bombing plan into effect when he realizes the mob is no longer useful, and he needs to distract the police.
Yeah really ties into the notion that Batman was the worst thing to happen to Gotham city and why vigilantism leads to chaos and anarchy I think that was the underlying theme in Nolan's Batman trilogy the descent into absolute chaos.
That mob boss is just as crooked as Joker and honestly there's probably debate for who's more crooked to be had. Manners is what they have and you can kill and steal while keeping your Manners.
I love how Heath delivers 3 iconic lines within 5 minutes: “This town deserves a better class of criminal.” “And then we’ll see how loyal a hungry dog really is.” “It’s not about money, it’s about sending a message.”
4:33 I love how Gordon without a moments hesitation, organised the most immediate and efficient evacuation plan to counter The Joker's threat. No wonder he became Commisioner.
He became Commissioner because the Mayor needed someone with balls who would not bullshit around - to save his political ass from the Joker threat, even though he would've preferred a pussy politician like Loebe.
he sure Screams At People A Lot , as Joker tried to Calm Harvey Down , Sedate him , Or bring in a sibling Psychiatrist duba duba duba fatAlbert from DeHooddubai
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It is actually still pretty cheap compared to other methods of destruction even with todays prices. Because it doesn't take much gasoline to start a fire that's difficult to put out.
When the Chechen says “They Won’t Work For A Freak” you can just feel and see the anger he is putting on Joker. If you remember back in the scene where he interrupts the Mob’s Meeting he was the ONLY one interested in what the Joker had to say. He never laughed at him or called him freak. Well, Until he burned the Money he promised him.
@@cyberlord64 Yep, joker says that he gets half if they take the deal and burns his money rightfully allong with Lou. The only issue is that the Ukrainian is really sensitive to money and gets pissey. Even the first thing he ask joker is what his intentions are with his share
@@samueljean-antoine4409 Not sure if he misjudged the Joker? He is insane after all. Not that I would insult a maniac in front of his face, which led to his demise.
@@johnnychan04 I say he did misjudge the Joker. In this scene he says, "you don't look as crazy as you look, what are you going to do with all your money?", which shows that he thought the clown outfit was just for show. He never understood that Joker believed in a deeper meaning behind his actions. To the Czechen it was all about money and getting straight to the point with buisness but could not see that a man created chaos for personal satisfaction
The joker should be what every superhero should have in every movie. He’s insane, he’s crazy. He’s deviously smart, and he knows how to put on a good “smile”.
I know right? Every scene is iconic from start to finish. The only problem I have for this is overdoing the plots which I found the same on other Nolan movies. This movie for example, the Joker plotted too many things successfully all in one film. But still one of my top 3 favorite films though.
literally every scene in TDK is lovable and each scene serves a message as well. The acting and the dialogues of all of the characters in each scene are fantastic.
No bro, just epic no. 1st link is the best one imo, 2nd one is great as well, 3rd one is just icing on the cake. Not saying any are 100% right, but eat the fish and chew out the bones. He was talking about himself ua-cam.com/video/JZ8YU5GcK-s/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/40y7dhSS1y0/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/GMcOX9RMmQY/v-deo.html
@@omarfigueroa1691 Not saying any are 100% right, but eat the fish and chew out the bones. He was talking about himself. Dent was the final piece on his chess board and I have said for years that even if Dent killed Joker at the hospital, his plan was already done the moment Dent decided to use that coin to decide the fates of people responsible for Rachel's death. Joker was literally a genius, albeit a mad one, he wasn't a psychopath like most people would think of him if you brought up The Dark knight Joker". Jack Nicholson's Joker literally killed WAY more innocent people than Heaths. ua-cam.com/video/JZ8YU5GcK-s/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/40y7dhSS1y0/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/GMcOX9RMmQY/v-deo.html
@@artofmartialcinemaamc5334 Nicholson’s Joker may have killed more people but that went away in a snap. The effects of Ledger’s Joker’s actions took over 8 years to come full circle. 8. Years.
Everything about Ledger's performance is fascinating, from the Joker's body language to his delivery of lines. Absolutely amazing and rest in peace to the actor.
@@socialjusticewarrior2998 the name of the guy in the movie is "the chechen", he's not talking about all chechen people. Just like joker says "where's the italian?" he doesn't wanna know where italy is, but where maroni is.
@@chuckscott-cy7iqOh be quiet, you pillock, neither have you or you wouldn't be jawing about it in the comments section of a UA-cam clip for a comic book movie. And you're not Clint Eastwood, don't call strangers "kid" if you don't want to look like an ass.
Runaway train (1985) is where he first met Danny Trejo, Danny Trejo's first acting gig he taught Eric Roberts how to box for the movie, Danny was originally paid just to coach him but the director liked him so much he offered him a role, Danny Trejo said Eric Roberts was so intimidated by him that he did whatever Danny told him to no question lol
Joker single-handedly reduced inflation by whatever the amount there was. By eliminating the money from circulation, the existing money in circulation gained value
@@MrBrewman95 a little over 6 actually lmao people have actually calculated this for some reason, I once stumbled on someone asking the same question and some guy posted a link to a video calculating it
They got a guy with a bat fetish who likes to prowl the rooftops up in skin tight leather and sneak around beating up bad guys all night. The residents of Gotham know what they signed up for.
DailyYeet Whoooooole lot more than CNN is saying this stuff, boy. Here’s a hint. When only one news station is actually invested in saying the things you believe in, that makes them pretty untrustworthy. They aren’t heroes, they’re just fueling your aggression so they can profit off you. And the only reason they can get away with it is because you’re deluded into thinking you’re some kind of special hero who is in the know about some kind of secret conspiracy that conveniently no one else but your own selected allies know about. And that is all a giant farce. Reality is striking you right in the face and you’re trying to pull back a curtain that doesn’t exist. You’re too arrogant to understand that if this much of the world was against you, people would’ve figured it out already. There is no resistance, only delusion and the state of being pawns of the very media you claim to hate. So yeah, keep calling people libtards, lets see how stupid you look. Here’s hoping Trump suffers from that covid he just contracted, maybe that’ll shut you up for a bit.
The Joker is burning a pile of money with a bloke sitting tied up on top of it, while having another guy get cut up into little pieces with a pocket knife to be fed to his own dogs, as he's making a phone call threatening an entire city he'll blow up a hospital if they don't kill some dude... This man get's more done in a day than I do in a week.
This Joker has no fear of the consequences, no weakness for his enemies to exploit, and very unpredictable. He is like a force of nature who keeps spreading without stopping.
Aaron is definitely underrated, Heath obviously shadows everybody with his performance. It helps that we don't really have any other live action two face actors. But not just being the villain, but portraying the true tragedy of Harvey Dent: a man on the right side of the law who wanted to save Gotham and was doing it. Gotham needed Batman but he could never be what Dent was, Batman will always be a vigilante, something scary, urban legend esque which helped get the ball rolling, but the city needed a white knight as well as a dark knight. But seeing him be broken and reduced like he was is the true horror of it. And the choice to have the joker be the one to break him was far more brilliant than the origin story of the mob doing it IMO. Thematically it makes more sense and makes the whole story even more tragic.
Great line indeed, I personally think he was referring to the fact that the Joker is so unpredictable and quite literally impossible to catch alive, so it didn't matter much if he was caught alive or dead...
@@iliriangazidede They caught him alive at the end sport. Impossible? No. He says either way because the Joker holds no value being brought in alive. Lau has information. The joker has nothing, and even if he did he wouldn't talk. So if they need to kill him, oh well, it doesn't matter to their investigation.
@@connorbrennan4233 No, he wouldn't. Gordon didn't say to kill the Joker. He just didn't absolutely NEED him alive. Are you stupid? Batman understands cops sometimes need to kill criminals. Youre talking about the guy who left Ras to die and killed Harvey Dent himself. Don't be an idiot
4:02-4:32, the pure silence from everyone being crippled by fear as joker threatens Reese is just mind-blowing, after blowing up 3 buildings and going to war with law enforcement, everyone in gotham is WELL aware that joker is NOT to be trifled with.
It’s so crazy how he talks about “better class of criminal. He means super villains. Riddler doesn’t care about money he cares about proving he’s smarter than everybody. Joker doesn’t care about money he cares about sowing chaos
@@MrDude826 “Introduce a little anarchy. Upset the established order, and everything becomes chaos. I'm an agent of chaos...” The point of the boat thing Was definitely to prove that point but to act like that’s his only motive and ideal is wrong. Joker here and overall is an agent of chaos, he revels in it
The Joker: "If you do something well, never do it for free." Also the Joker: "It's not about money. It's about sending a message." He truly is the Clowned Prince of Chaos.
Tamás Pákey He didn’t do it for financial gain, he meant it as a gain of power - it doesn’t come free. He took the power away from the mobsters and gave it to himself throughout the movie. He doesn’t seek monetary value, but rather merit and social power above all.
The Joker from TDK is seemingly a master psychologist. He knew he couldn't get the mob to trust him after having stolen some of their money if they didn't think he had rational motivations. And to them, money is the only rational motivation. So he mirrored their own motivations to appeal to them. They were so blinded by their own motivations that they couldn't see what Joker actually was. Joker also knew that Batman was the main concern, so he could voice that knowing they didn't think that. So that when they finally realized Batman was the main concern, not the police, they would trust his judgement moreso than they would have otherwise.
@@krtlkid This has always been a question of morality but in the end people will choose to save as many lives as they can even thought that one life doesn't even deserve death. The logic here would be so the more deaths that happens, the more impact it will give to the public as to what should be done by the authority. Personally I think it is sick either way.
@@GeorgiaAndrea the counterargument (to that utilitarian position) is that over the longer haul, more people will flourish in a culture where absolute principle is really strong i.e. someone who has such strong principles that they won't kill one even to save a hundred (i.e. they treat every living being as a sacred end in itself, and won't resort to "means to an end" thinking), you perpetuate that level of principledness throughout a culture over a long enough span of time and you end up with a paradisiacal land of moral saints with a murder rate of 0. Also, there's the whole being unable to know the consequences of actions, so we might as well just live by principles. For instance, if that one person you sacrificed had the cure to cancer, you've actually sacrificed 100s of millions to save 100.
When joker starting burning down the money, that quote that Alfred said some men just want to watch the world burn, it really shows that the joker really doesn’t care about money or anything material.
Yep....that story he told about finding the rubies they tried to bribe the madman in Burma with and the kids playing with them because he liked to do things for sport was an incredible one
@@doesitallmakessense9692 The "money" printed at the whim on the unconstitutional Federal Reserve that is neither Federal nor a Reserve is already fake money. Buy Bitcoin
@@erzashado4591 ... Well if you want to be like that all money is fake money. It's just assigned an arbitrary meaning by society... If you want to play THAT game fine just know that I think it's pointless if you look at it hard enough
this movie really had the best details. Because thus matched the Joker's uneasiness when Gamble called him a freak before. It plays into how he hated being called that 👌🏾
Rewatching scenes like this just reminds me insanely good the Christopher Nolan Batman films were. The Dark Knight might just be the best superhero film of this millennium.
Like the 1% whose mandates the 84% of sheep just follow like good little boys. This world needs a leader like Joker - only with exception he goes for the 1%
@@s0ikk3li37 we don't need a leader like J. We need less people like you who think we would be better off burning a city to ashes. Gotham is a fictional city hanging from a thread thats why the joker makes sense. The world is not Gotham. A real life Joker would be a sick man and an idiot. There are no mobs like the ones from dc. Rich people don't go out at night as vigilantes. Madmen who think of everyone else but themselves as sheep are incels, not Jokers. Btw, I love the Joker, I just hate the way Heath's portrayal is glorified for being serious and it's terrifying and saddening.
@@agstinacueva1673 Read a book about the committee of 300. The Rich people burn Worlds. It is terrifying book and shatters everything you have believed in. ...aand why so Serious?
@@agstinacueva1673 and btw. I would just burn the rich 1% to ashes, not cities. Come back to this discussion when the rich release Marburg Virus next year. Sorry this year.
Its because the joker understood criminals better than anyone else. He took what they loved most (money) and burned it right in front of there eyes. Probably giving them some sort of mental breakdown with it. Also becuae he's smart. The moment the mob realized what the joker could accomplish they all followed him. This man is a geniusm
First, the Joker had no problems killing the people who need to die. Second, the Joker worked from within the mafia, mobilizing(and thereby exposing) all the important sleeper agents they have planted in the government/police force. He basically blew all the resource and manpower the mob had in those few weeks to kill a few replaceable government clerks and worthless civilians, of course the mob is fucked after that.
Heath Ledger was an incredible actor, but I want to give a shout out to Ritchie Coster, who comes in at 2:24. I've seen him act in a lot of things, like the original Law and Order ( 3 episodes, 3 very different characters), the short-lived series Luck and many other things and he always delivers.
I would have to disagree Agitator, but in all honesty, all kinds of politics diddle with kids. I refuse to identify as either at this point. I'm a patriot. Plain and simple. Now let's sit back, stay united, and enjoy this masterpiece of a movie.
How about I chop you up into a million tiny pieces and feed you to your pooch then we'll see how loyal. hungry dog is really it's not about money it's about send message everything Burns
@@Tmitch226 To be fair, Leto had a terrible script to work with and had to follow the direction the Director wanted. For what he had to work with, Leto did the best that he could. Cast Leto in a movie with this caliber of a script and director, and I'm sure he would give a great performance.
@Emperor Pepe Flavius Memus That's what I mean. Considering what he had to work with (how the character was written) and the direction the Director wanted he did the best he could. You could cast Heath Ledger into the same role and it would be just as terrible. Don't get me wrong, I dislike the character. But I'm sure he wasnt the one who tatted "Damaged" on his forehead or whatever the hell it says, Leto is not to blame for the direction of this joker.
TDKR is more quotable, considering the present situation of the world. Like you can literally quote the whole speech of Bane in front of Blackgate and it will make sense.
This trilogy is top tier, especially with this joker. Joker of Dark knight is the perfect villain, he litteraly owns the spotlight every scene he's in.
The last minute of the clip is what really separates Heath ledger from others who have reprised the same role. The tone of his voice, the inflection, the timbre, he didn't just physically portray the joker, his actual speech is a near perfect representation of what true evil really sounds like. He will in my opinion be the greatest joker of all time.
@@JJS595 Heath isn’t Joker… so he’s not the best. Don’t talk about a character you know nothing about. Animated Joker is the most accurate Joker we’ve seen and by proxy the greatest Joker.
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"Money is the reason i'm still alive"
*said by the man before getting burned on a mountain of money*
Now money is the reason why he is dead😒😆
Ironic...
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Lau is like a nba player who lives and dies by the 3....miss and you get dissed
Ironic... He could save others from Bankruptcy.. But not himself xD
This movie was a masterpiece. Every character is phenomenal, but Heath was the light that illuminates all.
Don't do it pun intended!
Hahahahahaha, no it's not
Are you saved friend? If you died tonight will you go to heaven or hell?
God Almighty, the Creator was manifest in the flesh. He came into the world to take away the sin of the world. He gave up his own life to save yours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for your redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. This is the Gospel which means the Good News. Those that reject redemption will go to hell.
John 1:1-3,10 KJV
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. [2] The same was in the beginning with God. [3] All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. [10] He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not.
Isaiah 44:6 KJV
Thus saith the Lord the King of Israel, and his redeemer the Lord of hosts; I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God.
Revelation 1:17-18 KJV
And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead. And he laid his right hand upon me, saying unto me, Fear not; I am the first and the last: [18] I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death.
Ephesians 2:8-9 KJV
For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: [9] Not of works, lest any man should boast.
Acts 4:12 KJV
Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.
John 5:24 KJV
Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth my word, and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto life.
Matthew 28:19-20 KJV
Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: [20] Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world. Amen.
Introduce a little anarchy
Upset the established order
Everything becomes Chaos
I am ana agent of Chaos
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Are you saved friend? If you died tonight will you go to heaven or hell?
God Almighty, the Creator was manifest in the flesh. He came into the world to take away the sin of the world. He gave up his own life to save yours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for your redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. This is the Gospel which means the Good News. Those that reject redemption will go to hell.
John 1:1-3,10 KJV
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. [2] The same was in the beginning with God. [3] All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. [10] He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not.
Isaiah 44:6 KJV
Thus saith the Lord the King of Israel, and his redeemer the Lord of hosts; I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God.
Revelation 1:17-18 KJV
And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead. And he laid his right hand upon me, saying unto me, Fear not; I am the first and the last: [18] I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death.
Ephesians 2:8-9 KJV
For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: [9] Not of works, lest any man should boast.
Acts 4:12 KJV
Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.
John 5:24 KJV
Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth my word, and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto life.
Matthew 28:19-20 KJV
Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: [20] Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world. Amen.
That slide down the mountain of money is one of the most Joker things Ledger did. Absolutely brilliant! RIP Heath!
That must have hurt his ass, especially that landing and it was too steep.
Isn't it a Scrooge McDuck thing? 😄
I died when he threw the cash and hit dude in the head
@@dustincarpenter1605 🤣🤣🤣
He probably hurt his bum pulling that stunt
It’s kinda sad because the Russian was basically the only guy who was ever nice to the Joker. He was willing to hear him out, never attempts to betray him, and seems genuinely excited to hear what the Joker wants to use his money for. He’s never thought of the Joker as a freak and seems much more upset about being betrayed.
He only thought of him as a freak when he made his move to take over the mob.
*Don't fall for these mob guys charm...it's the same thing with Tony Soprano if you watched that show...but in general he was professionally utilizing the joker and of course the joker knew that...*
True
To be fair. Joker never betrayed him. All he did was prove two things:
A. His money is worthless to him, as the lackey continues to prove
and B. He's still salty that he got upstaged in his position.
A small point - he wasn't Russian he was Chechen. At the time this movie was made he'd have probably killed you for calling him Russian.
“This town deserves a better class of criminal.” Some of the best acting of all time!
But he's not wrong.
THIS TOWN NEEDS AN ENEMAAAAA
Your getting carried away
Just love how he assumes control here " tell your men they work for me now, this is my city"
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"He cant be be bought, bullied or bargained with. Some men just want to watch the world burn" Wise words from Alfred
Yeah
Like the Terminator
@@zakvondaniken9327 The Terminator can be destroyed at least. The Joker can't - considering how much of Gotham's criminals betrayed the organized crime leaders to side with him, all it takes is one man demented and crazy enough to pick up his ideals and the chaos continues.
@@SoldierOfFate Joker wouldn't be able to destroy a Terminator lol
@@zakvondaniken9327 lol someone hasn’t read any comics in his life. Joker can take out the whole of SkyNet, possibly in a day. Comics have some of the most insane, ridiculous shit you’ll ever see or hear. I’m sure Joker could do it.
Omg, when joker said “this town deserves a better class of criminal, and I’m going to give it to them.”
He was talking about Dent, not himself because the joker does not consider himself anything.
Derek Blackwell damn!
Arrogant and bold characters like (Captain Marvel, Nebula, Okoye) are >>>>>>> naive and generic characters like (Wonder Woman, Wanda, Alita)
@@lickenhuntsman5338
Wonder Woman naïve???
Wanda naïve???
Are you serious, kid?
@@lickenhuntsman5338 Can confirm you don't know shit about Alita or Wonder Woman
Yes he does. He considers himself "an engine of chaos" but he let's everyone else do the work for him, as he knows deep down anyone can be corrupt, and already are. This Joker is literally the devil lol.
Everyone is mesmerized by Ledger’s acting and remembering afterwards that Lau was still sitting on top of the money pile he just lit on fire.
Pepperidge Farm remembers
Stats for comic book movies
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Highest Rotten Tomatoes score: Spider-Man Into The Spider-verse (97%)
Highest metacritic score: Black Panther (88%)
Most Oscars: Black Panther (3)
Highest box office: Avengers Endgame
Most popular character: Spider-Man & Batman
Most psychologically complex character: Moon knight
@@lickenhuntsman5338 Moon Knight was a mini series. How can you have an answer of two for a question of one (most popular character). Oscars are a political award, if the cast weren't white it would be called a far right movie.
Yeah, everyone knows the Oscars hated Oppenheimer
Not saying it wasn’t good, but people give him extra credit because he died
It’s terrible, everyone that Harvey warned Gordon about was a betrayer. And in this scene Gordon realizes it far far too late. It’s truly insulting to ask Harvey for advice now because he’s already told him everything and he wouldn’t believe it. Harveys wrath is fairly justified
Didn’t Gordon say he be working alone what was he supposed to
@@RisingDawn12 yh no biggie man, just his parents being murdered. Even I could brush that off 🤣
@heroinhero69 WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?!!
Fairly justified? and u got that amount of likes?.. I see why this world is fucked up
Your the one who’s fucked up. Grow a pair
The way Havey screamed "SAY IT!" gave me chills and still kind of does.
Had it on full volume, scared the sheet out of me.
😂
It always made me chuckle
Fr brilliant actor
@@kevinstewart4123 He is definitely.
Not as chilling as "Look at me!" by Joker
It is nothing less than a national tragedy that Heath Ledger didn't get to reprise his role as Joker. Seriously legendary performance.
International tragedy ❤️
Underrated comment..
No, I don't think anyone - not even he could have matched this performance.
because he dieded?
@@ZaberAnsaryOfficial sadly yes.
The fact that joker can convince hired goons to burn a mountain of cash shows how much charisma he has and how intimidating he can be.
Not exactly. Batman explained it. He choses goones that he can easily manipulate.
As much as he likes to present himself as an agent of chaos, he's more like a performer. He makes plans. Lots of them. They are more like plays scripts. He prepares the stage, chose the right gears, hires the right crew to help him, who he mades also part of the audience...That's a wise choice sometimes. He knows his art: I refuse not to aknowledge this 😂. And he can improvise too for sure.
He's not driven by greed and thirst for power, that is correct. But he have a goal. The fact that said goal are meaningless destruction, death, fear, makes him more unpredictable.
Or alternatively, it contributes to how incredible unrealistic the movie is. With the exception of the ending, EVERYTHING goes EXACTLY to plan with Joker. Unrealistic for a plan to go PERFECTLY.
Its not that far fetched that loonies from Arkham would believe the Joker if he tells them its fake money or that the money has been marked.
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Have a fairly loose large scale strategy with lots of alternatives and contingencies set up, have a series of small and achievable goals that you can achieve in a timely manner with assets going by the rule of 1 is none and 2 is 1 and then you now have the process needed to do just about anything if you’re competent and committed enough.
@@RicksMovieCollection-hm9hqnotice how it doesnt he doesnt have a plan he does things when one thing doesnt turn out as he wanted it to he does another thing and so on and so fourth until hes successful
The funny thing is the Joker actually was more successful at getting rid of organized crime than Batman.
Kinda true.
Or the gaudy "Dent Act" that came after this before Bane's siege.
gotta get rid of the competition somehow
He just created a bunch of disorganized crime though. Because that's what joker is: Chaos. Organized crime actually has a purpose in society as it can often keep itself in line. Just look to Mexico's drug trade with the myriad of cartels for example. The violence over there has got much worse over the last several decades because of how chaotic it has become.
cuz he kill, batboi doesnt
"Its not about money.its about sending a message"
The motto of the US military budget
Everything burns
Money could send so many messages
That's the most bullshit part of the whole movie. What rich person has their wealth in paper money? They're digits on a computer
@@bombtwenty3867 Criminals, because it's easier to hide paper wealth than it is electronic! If you have hundreds of millions of dollars in electronic money some asshole teenager with a laptop could wipe you out!
First time in years that I've realized that Lau is burning alive on top of that mountain
Cursed Crossroads EVERYTHING BURNS
Same thing happened to me
i know!!! i didn't notice until now... pretty sad of me, since this movie is 12 years old
Gnarly isn’t it?
@@lordbottaro4549 totally!! the symbolism is beautifully disturbing, just like the Joker
2:23 this little moment is so overlooked but reveals the contempt Joker has for others, but especially his “less than worthy” criminal partners. Throwing money in Lau’s face. He almost seems to hate the idea of someone caring about money. Lau lived for money, and now he’ll die for it (and on top of it).
And it just shows the true nasty, cruel streak of the character to be unnecessarily vicious
i love those who dissect every shit out of movie clips.
@@Jacksparrow-qt8hf"then you're gonna love me."
@@BallBatteryReligion go ahead , show me some moves.
@@Jacksparrow-qt8hfTo be fair, that’s the beauty of them. We don’t know every intention of every scene from the directors and writers perspectives, but it’s tiny moments like this that, at least in the eyes of some audience members, give a villain so much more depth in character and really tells unspoken things about a character that are never mentioned in words.
Or maybe he's just having fun
"This town deserves a better class of criminal"
*Little did I knew he was talking about Dent*
It could be interpreted in many ways. This Joker talks in riddles. Kinda like George RR Martin.
could you pls elaborate? i never looked at it that way until now
@@Nicholas_Chen_
Except he tells more riddles than jokes and people are speculating that Mr. Reese is the Riddler
Oscar Jimenes Yeah that Reese theory is stupid. Hes nothing more than a typical Wall Street businessman snitching to get a slice of cake by blackmailing.
@@dcode1000
The Joker inspired Harvey to go in Anarchy. The reason he doesn't fear death is because Dent can carry out his plan even if the Joker ends up being dead, Dent can just leave fate up to chance.
"I am amazing and you will quote everything I say" - Joker 2008
TFS
@@ekke9775 BINGO!
@@ChaosArchives667 Isn't he hilarious?
bobs and vagene
-joker inspirational quotes
Poor choice of words ;)
Outstanding actors. Every last one of them
true that
And not just the men, but the women and the children too
Nicholas Chen they’re animals. And I slaughtered them like animals.
Nicholas Chen is this a reference to Anikan? Tuscan raiders?
@@roohullahabba8535 i hope you're trolling if not then its just sad
The way he says “this is MY city.” gives me chills. The creepy kind.
Joker in the pre-meeting briefing.
"Okay guys when I say 'Gasoline' start pouring gasoline on all the money. Its going to be really badass.
Thugs: Sure thing boss.
I always felt that's exactly how it went, he made it so obvious too saying "gasoline" all loud and everything 😂
It's just they all think like each other and know each other better, that they know what to do when joker says gasoline
I think Joker just said it loud so their like, Oh hd wants us to burn the money
The Joker's never been about being subtle
Can you imagine they start pouring it on the money and the Joker is like "What are you doing, I meant the mob guy! Pour gasoline on the mob g... ahh whatever."
Small detail: he’s burning Lao the greedy corporate money launderer alive on a pyre of stolen money that he built. Brilliant symbolism there
Lao mentioned the only reason he's alive is because of money
Yes but we see lau at theend of the film so he is alive
@@Apostolis444 No we don't, Lao and the Chechen aren't seen again after this scene. Lao 100% burned alive on the money and the mobster was probably executed.
i know!!! i didn't notice until now... pretty sad of me, since this movie is 12 years old
I don't know why but I laughed when joker throws a wad of cash with such perfection and the satisfying smack it makes on Lau's face. I would like to learn how to smack someone with cash like that too.
I always loved the way the gangster looks horrified at the money being burned - even though it's not his. He just can't fathom why someone would do that.
It was his final confirmation that this man was not driven by money at all and a psychopath. He suspected it, but respected his abilities and thought that good business could be done. This was his 'This MFer's really crazy' moment.
Plus it’s symbolic of the fact he’s about to be killed by what he loved most - money (once Joker sets it all on fire)
FRECK...
He only cares about money just like Joker said.
Some Men can’t be bought, bullied or bargained with. Some men just want to watch the world burn.
1:50 the look on Meroni's face after he says "you want him" shows the contempt he has on himself for 'ratting', something he was taught his whole life not to do, just because of how bad Joker actually is. Impeccable acting.
Yea and I feel like Joker calls in on the interview broadcast because he probably assumes that Maroni has ratted him out given he wasn't there with Chechen.
he's smart to get away from him and go somewhere else to start over
but sooner or rather later,Joker got to him by unleashing Dent on him
and he's out to make anyone pay dearly for what happened to him
Everything the Joker's said has become a quote!
EDIT: Thanks for all the likes 🌟
Lol yeah
As it should be
What Is Your Worldview? - Creation or Evolutionism? How bout another joke
Indeed.
That's what happens when you mix amazing writing and amazing acting. You get something iconic.
"It's not about money, it's about sending a message", I love this part.
proceeds to call a TV station and leaving a message, while a pile of cash burns in the back. classic.
TDK When joker he said: it's not about money, it's about sending a message. But I know why who don't care. The Scarecrow. Here's what happened his reasons. TBAS The Scarecrow will said: it's not about money, it's about Revenge.
That's one of my favorite lines also
Money burning is symbolic on how Joker is gonna watch the world in chaos like he said Eveything burns
Everything burns..
Joker did what batman can't ever do
He killed every single Criminal in Gotham city
Now if they could borrow The Punisher it would be crime free!!
That's not what batman wanted
Actually he killed half of all the criminals in the city one of the things he said was these are all the criminals Harvey dent put in prison and Harvey dent put half of all the criminals in the city away, so in a way.... h a l f
He killed them only to take their throne
Not can’t he won’t
I'll never forget watching this movie for the first time. That scene when he put's his head out the cop car window and is licking his lips after breaking out of prison sent a shiver down my spine. I remember saying to myself "how the F..*k are they going to stop this guy" and actually feeling genuine fear. One of the greatest performances of all time.
Just needed to beat him up at a construction site
Joaquin Phoenix's Joker is aimed at more mature audiences than Ledger's Joker
Yup this performance will never be topped in film!
@@lickenhuntsman5338lmao
@@lickenhuntsman5338who cares about the academy awards who hand out participation trophies for incompetent/bad/woke crap
I love how he slides down that giant pile of money.
Like scrooge Mcduck expect its all cash vs coins in the cartoon.
Hey, I wanna slide down giant piles of money... But all I'm doing is scrolling down giant messages.
Thanks for sharing.
I would love to do that
Unfortunately I don't have that amount of money :(
It's such an unbelievably "Joker" thing to do.
There was a guy at the top of all that cash when it was burning...gives me goosebumps
It was Lau the Chinese launderer for the mob
Yea it was the chinese guy batman brought from back from hing kong.
He made a bad calculation
@@Pacific-qu7en 🤣
I only remember him as 'The Television' and the guy Joker says "Hello there" too.
*Earlier in the movie*
Lau: Money is the reason why I'm still alive.
*Later in the movie, dies on top of pyramid stack of money*
Ironic....
I actually never noticed him up there before... that's a horribly brutal and very ironic death.
Interesting copied comment
Is Lau on The top of those money????
Ironic, he could save others from death, but not himself.
HAHAHAHAHAHA
"It's not about the money, it's about sending a message."
That quote is one of the reasons why I just cannot get enough of Heath Ledger's Joker in the Dark Knight.
😂
"I don't need any more BONE FUCKERS." -Lord OBEYER
“It’s not about money. It’s about sending a message.”
Tutto brucia
Joker is a cool character with cool quotes like this but there's no depth in his character unlike Joaquin's who had much more complex character.
I think people are just afraid to criticize or mention any flaw about Ledger's Joker just because you know......
@@desipop3654 This joker is much more complex than Arthur Fleck. He is a nihilist who wants to teach "society" a lesson that results in anarchy and chaos. This joker also has a mysterious background story (most likely a former soldier) that clearly traumatized him to the point that he no longer cares about pretty much anything except his "message" and by caring about nothing he ironically cares about everything, because he fails to realize that he DOES have a plan. The 2019 Joker is an interesting character for sure, but not at all a good "Joker" (He's the joker for about 3 minutes in the movie). Arthur Flecks characterization is clear but still very profound, does however not compare to the 2008 Joker, that still to this day is the most in-depth interpretation of the comic book villain. Performance wise if course, both Ledger and Phoenix are beyond great
Tell that to Disney
Poetry.
Gasoline?...CHEAP?!
Now I know why they call him the joker
It is cheap u dont need alot to start a fire lol
But remember, he didn’t use as much as a car needs
Gasoline is dirt cheap compared to stuff that generally attracts people in the mob/mafia.
r/whooosh
@@ashkara8652 actually oil is what pirates normally steal
1:40
Has anyone ever mentioned how the most powerful mob boss in Gotham betrays the Joker because even he can recognize the situation has gotten out of hand? It actually ties into the bank teller in the opening heist taunting the Joker by saying "criminals in this town used to believe in something: honor, respect."
2:13 and I FINALLY understood that "where's the Italian?" refers to that mob boss. He only puts the hospital bombing plan into effect when he realizes the mob is no longer useful, and he needs to distract the police.
Most mob bosses are snitches
Yeah really ties into the notion that Batman was the worst thing to happen to Gotham city and why vigilantism leads to chaos and anarchy I think that was the underlying theme in Nolan's Batman trilogy the descent into absolute chaos.
@@enviedeveryday2835 *all criminals are snitches when the going gets tough*
That mob boss is just as crooked as Joker and honestly there's probably debate for who's more crooked to be had. Manners is what they have and you can kill and steal while keeping your Manners.
Todd Phillips, after releasing that dumpster fire named Joker: Folie à Deux: 3:49
I love how Heath delivers 3 iconic lines within 5 minutes:
“This town deserves a better class of criminal.”
“And then we’ll see how loyal a hungry dog really is.”
“It’s not about money, it’s about sending a message.”
Screenwriters who wrote the lines: Am I a joke to you?
@@SteveG1007 He did say “delivers” he never said Heath wrote those lines lmao
“Everything burns.”
Love your soap.
"Everything burns"
4:33 I love how Gordon without a moments hesitation, organised the most immediate and efficient evacuation plan to counter The Joker's threat. No wonder he became Commisioner.
I’m guessing it was a bit easier that he already a raid ready to go. He just used them for the evacuation instead.
He became Commissioner because the Mayor needed someone with balls who would not bullshit around - to save his political ass from the Joker threat, even though he would've preferred a pussy politician like Loebe.
he sure Screams At People A Lot , as Joker tried to Calm Harvey Down , Sedate him , Or bring in a sibling Psychiatrist duba duba duba fatAlbert from DeHooddubai
The Loyalty Of MasonMobsta enlisted"cops" is phenomenal they're Family like uh uhm Mob MobstaFamily HoffaUnions TheFamilyO'Mobstas 0:55 as MobstaDoctors why in Collusion
*Gordon
"Why don't we cut you up into little pieces and feed you to your pooches? And then we'll see how loyal a hungry dog really is."
I just love that.
NumbZkull yea me too!
he got Ramsay Bolton'd
Joseph Leonard “my hounds will never harm me” well you were wrong bud lol
My part too
Yeah, that was an awesome line. As maniacal as The Joker is, he actually makes a lot of sense, as well
This movie is a masterpiece.
This lol 😂
Indeed a masterpiece.
@@thedecafe1 Batman Begins and Dark Knight are probably the best comic book movies ever.
@@ChadKakashi the dark knight rises is even good
Indeed!! Best superhero movie
Joker: "I enjoy gasoline, its cheap"
Everyone right now: "and I thought my jokes were bad."
It is actually still pretty cheap compared to other methods of destruction even with todays prices. Because it doesn't take much gasoline to start a fire that's difficult to put out.
In the UK, fuel costs an arm and leg right now.
Underrated comment
@@Valiere2024 look at this douchebag defending high gas prices! 🤣
ok
Even the guy seating at the top of a pile of money isn't safe..... That's the point Joker proved...
Sitting or seated.
@Juan Mejia lau
Batman would say otherwise. The richest man was the one to take him down, how ironic.
@@x-nova5957 good point..
that's the point! "Everything burns"...
When the Chechen says “They Won’t Work For A Freak” you can just feel and see the anger he is putting on Joker. If you remember back in the scene where he interrupts the Mob’s Meeting he was the ONLY one interested in what the Joker had to say. He never laughed at him or called him freak. Well, Until he burned the Money he promised him.
Because he strongly misjudged the joker. The only interest him and his clients had were money which is why he couldn't see the bigger picture.
The Joker burned his own half no? The guy had his money
@@cyberlord64 Yep, joker says that he gets half if they take the deal and burns his money rightfully allong with Lou. The only issue is that the Ukrainian is really sensitive to money and gets pissey. Even the first thing he ask joker is what his intentions are with his share
@@samueljean-antoine4409 Not sure if he misjudged the Joker? He is insane after all. Not that I would insult a maniac in front of his face, which led to his demise.
@@johnnychan04 I say he did misjudge the Joker. In this scene he says, "you don't look as crazy as you look, what are you going to do with all your money?", which shows that he thought the clown outfit was just for show. He never understood that Joker believed in a deeper meaning behind his actions. To the Czechen it was all about money and getting straight to the point with buisness but could not see that a man created chaos for personal satisfaction
The joker should be what every superhero should have in every movie. He’s insane, he’s crazy. He’s deviously smart, and he knows how to put on a good “smile”.
The lol 😂
Sounds like Deadpool
Imagine an insane, crazy, deviously smart, smiling Thanos gathering the Infinity Gems
Most importantly, he kills the mafias more efficiently than Batman does
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Let's be real, we all want to slide down a pile of money like that.
And be burnt later
i wish i had enough money to do that
Not really man. That pile of cash would-be damn hurtful because it would be like landing on solid. At least a little
@@mad_titanthanos maybe. Probably beats crippling debt tho
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Why does every scene in TDK have to be iconic
Especially all the scene with the joker.
Christopher Nolan, the actors, the writing, the cinematic choices
Dark knight rises has many as well
I know right? Every scene is iconic from start to finish. The only problem I have for this is overdoing the plots which I found the same on other Nolan movies. This movie for example, the Joker plotted too many things successfully all in one film. But still one of my top 3 favorite films though.
literally every scene in TDK is lovable and each scene serves a message as well. The acting and the dialogues of all of the characters in each scene are fantastic.
Plot twist: Joker is actually trying to save Gotham from inflation.
hahahahaha good one
That's what I'm saying. He actually made the mobs half of the money more valuable.
@@cody123mph unless of course he takes over. but the reality is he doesnt care about the money
@@johnrose2993 it's about sending a message! Cuz everything burns!!
And he kills lawyers and mobsters. I'm starting to root for him.....
Whenever I hear Gordon reluctantly say “Harvey Twoface” I always get chills cuz of the foreshadowing
"Better class of criminal". First time i thought he was talking about himself. He was talking about Dent.
Wow! I thought the same too until I saw your comment. That's why he says "and I'm gonna give it to them". Nice analysis!
No bro, just epic no.
1st link is the best one imo, 2nd one is great as well, 3rd one is just icing on the cake. Not saying any are 100% right, but eat the fish and chew out the bones. He was talking about himself
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@@omarfigueroa1691 Not saying any are 100% right, but eat the fish and chew out the bones. He was talking about himself. Dent was the final piece on his chess board and I have said for years that even if Dent killed Joker at the hospital, his plan was already done the moment Dent decided to use that coin to decide the fates of people responsible for Rachel's death. Joker was literally a genius, albeit a mad one, he wasn't a psychopath like most people would think of him if you brought up The Dark knight Joker". Jack Nicholson's Joker literally killed WAY more innocent people than Heaths.
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@@artofmartialcinemaamc5334 Nicholson’s Joker may have killed more people but that went away in a snap. The effects of Ledger’s Joker’s actions took over 8 years to come full circle.
8. Years.
Damn never knew that
Greatest villain in all of movie history, in my opinion.
Everything about Ledger's performance is fascinating, from the Joker's body language to his delivery of lines. Absolutely amazing and rest in peace to the actor.
@@jonathanlee5314 at the least, he died an acting legend. There will never be a better joker than what heath ledger was because he really nailed it.
butter knife 21 100% 👌🏻🔥
@@ericr.2698 Joaquin Phoenix outdid ledger.
@@mrinmoydas2668 i thought my jokes were bad
2:28 Joker: "I'm a guy of simple taste. I enjoy dynamite, gunpowder and GASOLIIIINE!"
Random goon: "Wha...Oh right that's my cue!"
😂😂😂
😅😂😅😅😅😅😅😅🤘
😂😅😌😂😅😌
Underrated comment.😂
😂 i love this
I just realised Lau is trapped in a straight jacket and got burned alive holy fucking shit that’s dark af
I just lol 😂
I'm pretty sure Instead of dogs barking when the money burns it was going to be Lau screaming but it got changed
It's a joker thing to do
Asians lol
@@djpemb I bet he was squealing like a dog. I know a squeeler when I see one, and...☝️
2:13 when Nintendo needs some money
Hahahahaha good joke lad!
underrated comment. This should be on UA-cam top 10
This made me laugh too hard. You sir are a genius
This Is Sooooo Underrated
😂
I love how the Russian is the only mobster to take Joker seriously... up until Joker burns his money.
What
@@socialjusticewarrior2998 the name of the guy in the movie is "the chechen", he's not talking about all chechen people. Just like joker says "where's the italian?" he doesn't wanna know where italy is, but where maroni is.
The SHIZAMuel
He is Chechen.
@Scientasy-Guy yeah but... He still wasn't wrong
@Scientasy-Guy yeah.
You can’t even recognize that this is Heath Ledger!
Just shows how great he is
That character consumed him, absolutely amazing
Same with Joaquin Phoenix's Joker, you can't even tell it's the same guy.
XxVoiceofSurvivalxX exactly
So right man
Shout out to Eric Roberts. He was a very convincing Mafia Boss.
@@chuckscott-cy7iqOh be quiet, you pillock, neither have you or you wouldn't be jawing about it in the comments section of a UA-cam clip for a comic book movie. And you're not Clint Eastwood, don't call strangers "kid" if you don't want to look like an ass.
I think he was more compelling as Duffy the cat in A Talking Cat!?!
Runaway train (1985) is where he first met Danny Trejo, Danny Trejo's first acting gig he taught Eric Roberts how to box for the movie, Danny was originally paid just to coach him but the director liked him so much he offered him a role, Danny Trejo said Eric Roberts was so intimidated by him that he did whatever Danny told him to no question lol
Lmao Joker has Killer accuracy nailing Lau in the head with money.
The cracked me up and the sound it made!
You do know Lau burnt alive there right?
There's a fan theory he's an ex-military or specifically ex-military intelligence, basically a rogue agent. Hence the killer accuracy.
@@godgus1863 Duh
@@johnstjohn1987 Nice
"All you care about is money"
Idk why that line hits me so hard now as an adult struggling to pay bills but it really does hit so hard.
2:13 when Nintendo needs more money
(Not my comment, I saw someone else's but I can't find the original in this section lol)
This world only cares abt money at the end of the day
@@its_saint money represents energy. The more of it you have, the bigger the wave of energy you can send out to shape the shared reality
this is the best thing a villain ever did.. i too hate money and no no I'm not a rich spoiled city kid..but a normal village boy.
@@Ash01010 lol Joker could've solved our inflation crisis by doing what he did here
"They won't work for a Freak!"
*"Frrriiiiik!!!!!"*
I love that.
"Why don't we cut you up into little pieces and feed them to your pooches? Mmm?"
@@nayemrahman9987 "And then we will see how loyal a hungry dog really is."
"It's not about money, it's about sending a message."
*"Everything burns!"*
A lesson Mcu never learned
Joker single-handedly reduced inflation by whatever the amount there was. By eliminating the money from circulation, the existing money in circulation gained value
A true genius
I heard this pile was about 1 billion.
@@MrBrewman95 a little over 6 actually lmao people have actually calculated this for some reason, I once stumbled on someone asking the same question and some guy posted a link to a video calculating it
Oh shit
maybe he was the good guy after all?
Joker is the hero,, he kill all the mafia
Nemu di beranda rekomendasi bang? 😁
Weeeee
How flattering and true. 😈
@@TheJoker-ww8yc And I thought my jokes were bad.
Because this is his town now
*turns up volume because they’re whispering*
...
Two-Face:
*”SAY IT!!!”*
Me:
“Christ!”
Same lol
HAHAHA SAME
Ong me too!! I got startled
EARBUDS, TOO
*proceeds to say it*
“And now we’ll see how loyal a hungry dog really is.” Hits hard every time! Phenomenal job by Mr. Ledger🙏
@@ashokkumarganesan3927 oscar people thought lets give a black superhero some awards so people of the world may think we are so Liberal😂
No one knows this better than Ramsay Bolton
@@brucewayne7252 pero si Batman usa traje negro XD
It wasn’t til I got headphones do you hear the dogs mauling him in the background
@@ashokkumarganesan3927different times plus it didn’t win best picture
The money he threw at Lau after sliding down the pile 😂 wow this movie is great
'Tell your men they work for me now, this is MY city'
Damn this Joker is dynamite
he is the absolute best
Love how he uses that Glock as if its an extra finger
@@everyvillainislemons8712Nice detail 😊
I always laugh when he throws money at the guy tied up on the pile lmao.
But protooooooooooooo
Noname
Do you like the sound it makes when the stack hits him in the face?
……..and NAILS him straight away😄😄😄
His aim is impeccable
Could you imagine living in a city where randomly it’s like “by the way some war lord may or may not have placed bombs in every hospital.”
Random civilian: “Say sike right now.”
They got a guy with a bat fetish who likes to prowl the rooftops up in skin tight leather and sneak around beating up bad guys all night. The residents of Gotham know what they signed up for.
@Roy G Biv lmao keep believing cnn libtard, your tears are going to be so enjoyable in November
DailyYeet Whoooooole lot more than CNN is saying this stuff, boy.
Here’s a hint. When only one news station is actually invested in saying the things you believe in, that makes them pretty untrustworthy. They aren’t heroes, they’re just fueling your aggression so they can profit off you. And the only reason they can get away with it is because you’re deluded into thinking you’re some kind of special hero who is in the know about some kind of secret conspiracy that conveniently no one else but your own selected allies know about. And that is all a giant farce. Reality is striking you right in the face and you’re trying to pull back a curtain that doesn’t exist. You’re too arrogant to understand that if this much of the world was against you, people would’ve figured it out already. There is no resistance, only delusion and the state of being pawns of the very media you claim to hate.
So yeah, keep calling people libtards, lets see how stupid you look. Here’s hoping Trump suffers from that covid he just contracted, maybe that’ll shut you up for a bit.
@@DailyYeet That aged poorly.
The Joker is burning a pile of money with a bloke sitting tied up on top of it, while having another guy get cut up into little pieces with a pocket knife to be fed to his own dogs, as he's making a phone call threatening an entire city he'll blow up a hospital if they don't kill some dude... This man get's more done in a day than I do in a week.
This Joker has no fear of the consequences, no weakness for his enemies to exploit, and very unpredictable. He is like a force of nature who keeps spreading without stopping.
If you can do all that in a week then you’re an incredible hard worker, a genius and person of insane influence.
This market deserves a better class of trader...
*For you*
$GME
"And I'm gonna give it to them"
-Man who put life savings into DOGE
/wallstreetbets
@@purrformance I ordered my hot sauce an hour ago
This movie had two of the best Batman villain portrayals ever. Aaron Eckhart was a phenomenal two face.
The bar scene was perfection.
Sucks he died at the end
Say it!
Aaron is definitely underrated, Heath obviously shadows everybody with his performance. It helps that we don't really have any other live action two face actors. But not just being the villain, but portraying the true tragedy of Harvey Dent: a man on the right side of the law who wanted to save Gotham and was doing it. Gotham needed Batman but he could never be what Dent was, Batman will always be a vigilante, something scary, urban legend esque which helped get the ball rolling, but the city needed a white knight as well as a dark knight. But seeing him be broken and reduced like he was is the true horror of it. And the choice to have the joker be the one to break him was far more brilliant than the origin story of the mob doing it IMO. Thematically it makes more sense and makes the whole story even more tragic.
Even if he's overshadowed by the Joker, in isolation he is phenomenal.
I love this line from Gordon:
"I want Lau alive. The Joker, either way."
Great line indeed, I personally think he was referring to the fact that the Joker is so unpredictable and quite literally impossible to catch alive, so it didn't matter much if he was caught alive or dead...
Commissioner Gordon is not only underrated he is much better character than Christian Bale's bland Bruce Wayne
@@iliriangazidede They caught him alive at the end sport. Impossible? No. He says either way because the Joker holds no value being brought in alive. Lau has information. The joker has nothing, and even if he did he wouldn't talk. So if they need to kill him, oh well, it doesn't matter to their investigation.
100% sure Batman would object to killing Joker if he heard Gordon say that.
@@connorbrennan4233 No, he wouldn't. Gordon didn't say to kill the Joker. He just didn't absolutely NEED him alive. Are you stupid? Batman understands cops sometimes need to kill criminals. Youre talking about the guy who left Ras to die and killed Harvey Dent himself. Don't be an idiot
4:02-4:32, the pure silence from everyone being crippled by fear as joker threatens Reese is just mind-blowing, after blowing up 3 buildings and going to war with law enforcement, everyone in gotham is WELL aware that joker is NOT to be trifled with.
Harvey Dent’s decendence to madness is far more convincing than Daenerys’s and it took only 20 minutes, tops. Yes I have to be that guy 😂
Well, you're not wrong there. There's just something about the script in S8 that felt very very rushed.
I dunt wuhnt eht, I neva av, she is muh kween.
@@markoarkaina8656 Yeh no nothin
*angy bell noises*
Who the hell is Daenery?
It’s so crazy how he talks about “better class of criminal. He means super villains. Riddler doesn’t care about money he cares about proving he’s smarter than everybody. Joker doesn’t care about money he cares about sowing chaos
Yep.
But Mr. Reece wanted 10 million dollars a year.
@@CHABIEPORTNOY Mr. Reese is not the riddler
Joker doesn't care abou sowing chaos. His point was that people are selfish and would kill others if it meant their own survival.
@@MrDude826 “Introduce a little anarchy. Upset the established order, and everything becomes chaos. I'm an agent of chaos...” The point of the boat thing Was definitely to prove that point but to act like that’s his only motive and ideal is wrong. Joker here and overall is an agent of chaos, he revels in it
"It's not about the money, it's about sending a message."
- /r/Wallstreetbets
LMAOOOO I needed to see this
HOLD THE LINE.
EVERYTHING BURNS
I enjoy... shorted stocks and coinbase. And you know the thing about them? They're cheap.
lolololololololol
Power to the players
Never forger the facts that Nolan printed those millions of papers just for a scene that only last for less than 3 mins. What a legend!
Probably just the stacks outside, and it is cardboards and newspapers inside.
@@cancanjaker1620 Or Zimbabwean dollars :D
The Joker: "If you do something well, never do it for free."
Also the Joker: "It's not about money. It's about sending a message."
He truly is the Clowned Prince of Chaos.
I think he actually lied about him wanting to kill Batman for money .
Tamás Pákey He didn’t do it for financial gain, he meant it as a gain of power - it doesn’t come free. He took the power away from the mobsters and gave it to himself throughout the movie. He doesn’t seek monetary value, but rather merit and social power above all.
You really think money is all you gain from doing something? Yikes, there's more important things that you can gain from doing things well...
The Joker from TDK is seemingly a master psychologist. He knew he couldn't get the mob to trust him after having stolen some of their money if they didn't think he had rational motivations. And to them, money is the only rational motivation. So he mirrored their own motivations to appeal to them. They were so blinded by their own motivations that they couldn't see what Joker actually was.
Joker also knew that Batman was the main concern, so he could voice that knowing they didn't think that. So that when they finally realized Batman was the main concern, not the police, they would trust his judgement moreso than they would have otherwise.
Chechen thug : How much do you want?
Joker : Half..
Also Joker : I only burning my half..
"If Coleman Reese isn't dead in 60 minutes, then I blow up a hospital.''
Now that's some Joker shit right there.
kill one to save hundreds or save one but kill hundreds?
who needs Robin or Alfred or Batgirl or C. Gordon when The Joker has your back
Absolutely deranged
Nothing can top TDK
@@krtlkid This has always been a question of morality but in the end people will choose to save as many lives as they can even thought that one life doesn't even deserve death. The logic here would be so the more deaths that happens, the more impact it will give to the public as to what should be done by the authority. Personally I think it is sick either way.
@@GeorgiaAndrea the counterargument (to that utilitarian position) is that over the longer haul, more people will flourish in a culture where absolute principle is really strong i.e. someone who has such strong principles that they won't kill one even to save a hundred (i.e. they treat every living being as a sacred end in itself, and won't resort to "means to an end" thinking), you perpetuate that level of principledness throughout a culture over a long enough span of time and you end up with a paradisiacal land of moral saints with a murder rate of 0. Also, there's the whole being unable to know the consequences of actions, so we might as well just live by principles. For instance, if that one person you sacrificed had the cure to cancer, you've actually sacrificed 100s of millions to save 100.
When joker starting burning down the money, that quote that Alfred said some men just want to watch the world burn, it really shows that the joker really doesn’t care about money or anything material.
i never noticed he was also burning the acountant
@@22espec yea, he isn't even screaming or anything.
@@reddd-77 he had his mouth taped so yeah
@@reddd-77 I think original cut must have that, but they must cut it cause too graphic and violence
Yep....that story he told about finding the rubies they tried to bribe the madman in Burma with and the kids playing with them because he liked to do things for sport was an incredible one
Even having a pyramid of fake money is fascinating to me lol
All we need to do is burn ALL of the real money
@@doesitallmakessense9692 The "money" printed at the whim on the unconstitutional Federal Reserve that is neither Federal nor a Reserve is already fake money. Buy Bitcoin
@@erzashado4591 Right now's the time! BTC at 7200.
@@erzashado4591 ... Well if you want to be like that all money is fake money. It's just assigned an arbitrary meaning by society...
If you want to play THAT game fine just know that I think it's pointless if you look at it hard enough
@@mistertea603 You're incorrect.
its been over a decade and i still love how he reacts and says
*"FRR-EAK!"*
That was actually improvised.
@@Resident_avonU really????
@@ladyheroin.v4143
Yeah it wasn’t in the script.
this movie really had the best details. Because thus matched the Joker's uneasiness when Gamble called him a freak before. It plays into how he hated being called that 👌🏾
What a scene, absolutely superb watching the movie again tonight. "Its not about money, it's about sending a message" bloody hell Ledger, take a bow
@Straight Busta yeah ik
Everything burns
take a dead bow
If ONLY he could!!
Rewatching scenes like this just reminds me insanely good the Christopher Nolan Batman films were. The Dark Knight might just be the best superhero film of this millennium.
Best ever. All 3 are amazing. Even rises is better than any other super hero movie
“ some people just wanna see he world burn”
He’s burning money .. money makes the world go around
Nice catch
?? Ohh I was gnna be negative but you know what nice catch
That's cool.
@@walterwhite4699 hi Johan liebert
Deep
As Alfred said earlier: “Some men can’t be reasoned with. Some men... just wanna watch the world burn.”
Like the 1% whose mandates the 84% of sheep just follow like good little boys. This world needs a leader like Joker - only with exception he goes for the 1%
@@s0ikk3li37 we don't need a leader like J. We need less people like you who think we would be better off burning a city to ashes. Gotham is a fictional city hanging from a thread thats why the joker makes sense. The world is not Gotham. A real life Joker would be a sick man and an idiot. There are no mobs like the ones from dc. Rich people don't go out at night as vigilantes. Madmen who think of everyone else but themselves as sheep are incels, not Jokers. Btw, I love the Joker, I just hate the way Heath's portrayal is glorified for being serious and it's terrifying and saddening.
@@agstinacueva1673
Read a book about the committee of 300. The Rich people burn Worlds.
It is terrifying book and shatters everything you have believed in. ...aand why so Serious?
@@agstinacueva1673 and btw. I would just burn the rich 1% to ashes, not cities.
Come back to this discussion when the rich release Marburg Virus next year. Sorry this year.
@@agstinacueva1673
Do not take anymore - you know what - They lower your immune system. You've had the placebo or mild so far because you are alive.
TFW you realize that Joker did a better job in cracking mafia within few weeks than the police, Gordon and Batman can do in several years.
The "put them behind bars" mindset makes all the difference
Its because the joker understood criminals better than anyone else. He took what they loved most (money) and burned it right in front of there eyes. Probably giving them some sort of mental breakdown with it. Also becuae he's smart. The moment the mob realized what the joker could accomplish they all followed him. This man is a geniusm
First, the Joker had no problems killing the people who need to die. Second, the Joker worked from within the mafia, mobilizing(and thereby exposing) all the important sleeper agents they have planted in the government/police force. He basically blew all the resource and manpower the mob had in those few weeks to kill a few replaceable government clerks and worthless civilians, of course the mob is fucked after that.
If Batman could kill, Gotham would be the safest place ever. Well not for criminals obviously
@@leonidas9808 fr lol
Heath Ledger was an incredible actor, but I want to give a shout out to Ritchie Coster, who comes in at 2:24. I've seen him act in a lot of things, like the original Law and Order ( 3 episodes, 3 very different characters), the short-lived series Luck and many other things and he always delivers.
Commissioner Gordon faces more stress in these movies than most presidents do.
+Built Different
Another knuckle dragging republican with more fiction than facts. 😂
I would have to disagree Agitator, but in all honesty, all kinds of politics diddle with kids. I refuse to identify as either at this point. I'm a patriot. Plain and simple. Now let's sit back, stay united, and enjoy this masterpiece of a movie.
+Kirky Turki
Oh look, another self-described intellectual who thinks they understand how all politicians think and behave. You’re a clown. 🤡
@@flightoftheagitator386 You got that right. I'm definitely a clown, also I wouldn't say I'm an intellectual haha
Correction: commissioner Gordon ALWAYS faces more stress than most presidents do
3:35
"they won't work for a freak."
"FREEAAKKK"
Love the part!
How about I chop you up into a million tiny pieces and feed you to your pooch then we'll see how loyal. hungry dog is really it's not about money it's about send message everything Burns
FAaaReak 😂😂😂
Seth Diaz you said it wrong 💀
Great line
Oh! I always misheard it as, "It won't work. You're a freak." But the actual line makes much more sense with what Joker says next about hungry dogs.
I used to think Jared Leto’s Joker was a comedy, but after watching TDK and Joker, now it’s just a f*cking tragedy
You watch Leto & it's like he used the cartoons for his research
Kenny Tee you need to watch and enjoy Jack Nicholson’s joker!
@@Tmitch226 To be fair, Leto had a terrible script to work with and had to follow the direction the Director wanted. For what he had to work with, Leto did the best that he could.
Cast Leto in a movie with this caliber of a script and director, and I'm sure he would give a great performance.
@Emperor Pepe Flavius Memus That's what I mean. Considering what he had to work with (how the character was written) and the direction the Director wanted he did the best he could. You could cast Heath Ledger into the same role and it would be just as terrible.
Don't get me wrong, I dislike the character. But I'm sure he wasnt the one who tatted "Damaged" on his forehead or whatever the hell it says, Leto is not to blame for the direction of this joker.
Kenny Tee Joker killed so much people in this film and we didn’t notice how fucked up that was, when we first watched The dark knight
3:38 the way joker says freak 😂 legendary
He mokes the mob italian speak lol
@@HagdoBr What the hell is moke?
@@mkultra2456 dude, im dont know to, wtf i text here?
@@HagdoBr LMAO that was a terribly written comment. Good job!
@@mkultra2456 sorry bro, i am Brazilian, im still triyng to figure out, speaking and reading some things.
The Dark Knight has got to be the most memeable and quotable movie EVER.
TDKR is more quotable, considering the present situation of the world.
Like you can literally quote the whole speech of Bane in front of Blackgate and it will make sense.
Raimi Spiderman trilogy has the most memeable quotes
Don't forget Lord of the Rings.
Revenge of the sith is up there, but the dark knight does have a lot of quotable lines mainly from the Joker
Revenge of the sith is way more memeable and quotable tf
"I want you to call in every officer."
-- "What do you mean, every officer?"
"EVERY-ONE!!!!"
Sgt mfcking Cross
Stanfield!
Lol
Jean reno leaves the chat...
Fucking cross
“Then will see how loyal a hungry dog really is
Start of movie
He says “MY DOGS ARE HUNGRY”
Coincidence?
continuity
I think joker was there in the starting because he knows dogs are more effective against batsuit.
foreshadowing hehe
Nolan
@@Pw0wwjuwb818 If anything, he learned about dogs' effectiveness from the Chechen.
One part that is overlooked is Lau screaming while being burned alive.
This trilogy is top tier, especially with this joker. Joker of Dark knight is the perfect villain, he litteraly owns the spotlight every scene he's in.
You can replace everyone and it would still be a great movie, except Heath.
I heard he actually bought all the spotlight reflectors beforehand so he could own the spotlight. True story. 👍
It’s not about money, it’s about sending a message. Everything burns
Dopest line in the movie
Yeah bro we've seen the movie
“Some men just want to watch the world BURN.”
"Do you think you can steal from us and just walk away?"
**Joker rips them off for 1/2 their money just to burn it anyway**
Joker: "Yeah."
Heath Ledger's performance was legendary as Joker, but Two Face is also an amazing and terrifying villain
"I swear! I didn't know what was going to happen to her."
"That's funny. Because I don't know what's going to happen to you."
The last minute of the clip is what really separates Heath ledger from others who have reprised the same role. The tone of his voice, the inflection, the timbre, he didn't just physically portray the joker, his actual speech is a near perfect representation of what true evil really sounds like. He will in my opinion be the greatest joker of all time.
No, animated Joker is the best
@@saurabhkanhere7033 Nah acting as a live action joker is way harder than voice acting even tho I love mark hammil Heath is the best
@@JJS595 Heath isn’t Joker… so he’s not the best. Don’t talk about a character you know nothing about. Animated Joker is the most accurate Joker we’ve seen and by proxy the greatest Joker.
@@JJS595 You missing an important detail. Heath Ledger Joker is BASED on animated Joker. Mark Hamill Joker is the one, Heath brought to life .
So evil sounds like a voice of days-old cigarettes and whiskey on the rocks (aka Tom Waits)? Interesting