@@ViIgax damn. out here spreading unnecessary info then insulting people for lack of knowledge unrelated to the comment or video. quite condescending of you
You nailed it. Batman was a bench warmer. Whereas the Joker the was the indisputable star in the movie. Instead of THE DARK KNIGHT the movie should've been called: JOKER: THE AGENT OF CHAOS. My gosh. He was always 100 steps ahead of Batman! LOOK AT ME!!!
What a nice gentleman !!! Started his presentation with a magic trick. Thanks his audience for buying him a suit. Warn them about upcoming problems and issues. Offers them a solution with his exact quota. Leave his business card, and doesn't pressure anyone to buy into his service. Even those who were still skeptical, got up and gave him a stand ovation, when he proved that he could blow everyone's mind, just by being in his sleeves. We need more honest people like this guy.
That is undoubtedly the funniest thing in this video. Lol. I remember watching this, the first day people clapped at the pencil trick. I watched this again the 2nd day, my friend was tickled at his "Yeah" response. He didn't need to say anything there but that yeah just completed it.
that was indeed said, and there were comments on it, and comments about those comments. why not just quote the whole video at this point, I don’t think we’ve heard it enough.
To earn through strife and work is an honest living. To GIVE your honest work is a privilege. How many has a special skill they've developed for years others want and most admire, and they can honestly give it away. Not to be kind, not to be a nice person to ones friend but straight out give it away out of good heart that you are. A nice guy is asked for change and offer some, a good person gives without needing a question cause he already knows the answer, and he's the only one who needs to know. But if he gives it away, it only makes it better.
Aaron Lane 😂😂😂😂 I love it. It’s totally true. The joker is awesome. I love how comical this is: ‘what happened? I mean did your balls drop off?’ ‘I know why you choose to have your ‘group therapy sessions’ in broad daylight. So clever and awesome
I love how casual the Chechen is, from nodding his head at the magic trick like "huh, that was kind of cool" to being politely curious about what the Joker was going to propose.
Man has seen some shit in the east back in the day. Some lunatic in a clown makeup could just be your old buddy Dimitry or Jevgeny or whatever from the next block
Each mob boss had a different approach to the Joker. Gambol absolutely despised him and didn't trust him, the Chechen kinda liked him and was all ears about what he had to say, and Sal Maroni was cautiously neutral about him. In the end, Maroni was the only one smart enough not to get involved with him and even ratted him out, but he still got killed indirectly by the Joker through Harvey Dent(Joker's ace in the hole).
Yeah, I think the Slav is the only one that immediately took him seriously. Notice he’s the only one they show not laughing when the Joker says he wants half?
Notice how when Joker gets called a freak and crazy he stutters and loses his rhythm. He firmly believes he isn't a freak even though everyone else sees him as one. The little details that add to his character are amazing!
Joker believes that morals and rules are mere excuses for people's hypocrisy when they eventually go against it for any reason. That ultimately it is a dog eat dog world. He goes to prove it when he threatens to blow up a hospital if the guy threatening to expose Batman's identity isn't killed, and when he offers one of the 2 boats to be spared if one blows up the others. Batman saw that Joker wants to prove that deep down everyone is a 'freak' and a monster like him.
The way he locks onto Gambols eyes and the way he repeats it was always my favourite part of the whole movie. It's subtle, but I know that exact look - when he says "im not" he intends for it to be taken with more weight, so when they all continue to laugh it become personal for him. The glare demands Gambol lock eyes with him for him to repeat the statement again, clear as day, no bullshit or confusion. The way he delivers those lines makes me think that - to heath's joker - the assertion that he's crazy is something from his past that contributed to him being who he is now. It obviously means a lot to the character, not only that he is not called crazy, but that no one walks away with any sort of misconception that he is. Its more important to him than money, catching batman, the guy he just killed... id go as far as to say that being acknowledged as "not crazy" is more important to Joker than anything else in that room at the moment - one has to wonder what would have happened if Gambol had not done Joker the respect of meeting his gaze as he repeated himself. 🤔
see when people ask why Ledger was best...!! is how he nailed those little details...!! people say stop sucking his dick and move on...!! naahh fuck no you dont move on... this is a fucking standard
The way Ledger emphasized the "T" in the "I'm noT" response to being called crazy, along with the eye twitches and half blinks is what made him a legendary actor in this iconic role
I just realized that there were metal detectors and guards at 0:13 yet Joker completely walked into the room unopposed without them going off despite carrying a jacket full of hand grenades🃏
Exactly, Even when he says we kill the batman and he wants half everyone laughs at him except the Russian. You can always make more money but without dealing with the actual problem then it'll cost you everything, Even your freedom. The Russian knows this.
Yes The Joker Is The Invisibele Dude From Bataman Dark Night He Is My Favorite Villain From The Top Because He Is A Very Funny Helerious Dude Not Real That Doesn’t Exist In Real Life
@@alexbrasinha yes alexandre. but i think there is not the joker. but someone that has his skillset. (in some off the books millitary something) . even if he is not real, the concept of him scares me😂
It's crazy how, in the context of the story, Joker never meant "kill the Batman" as in actually ending the man's life. He meant kill his image and his reputation. And Joker actually succeeds at doing just that.
This is why Heaths Joker will always be superior to any other depictions of the Joker including Joaquin Phoenix‘s. Heath’s Joker is always several steps ahead of Batman and the police and has multiple contingencies to ensure his plane work. He is a criminal genius and not just a mentally ill person driven to crime by victimisation. He is truly the crown prince of crime.
@@mdgcwood you have to admit tho that joaquin almost perfectly depicted a lonely man with social anxiety and disorders and they were realistic with his boundaries
@@bailey4273 yes he definitely did! I like that movie, the aesthetics of the old Gotham city and his intense acting were incredible!!! I just didn’t think the character was in keeping with the Joker.. The Joker in my mind is a genius. A demented, homicidal, extremely dangerous Genius who is capable of detailed and elaborate strategies and plans. Phoenix’s depiction of the Joker was demented and frightening but he didn’t seem smart enough to achieve complex plans that would outwit Batman and the police. He was was a victim of mental illness and an uncaring society with inadequate health care, which made him a sociopath and that didn’t mesh with the idea that the Joker should be an insane unstoppable force of chaos… I loved how articulate Heath’s Joker was “I’m not a monster, I’m just ahead of the curve” frightening.
I love how the Russian guy is always regarding The Joker seriously. Like most of the men in the room laugh The Joker off or view him with disbelief but the Russian guy doesnt show anything other than genuine interest in what the Joker wants and is capable of. It makes sense when you consider what The Joker has done here too, he's stolen from them successfully, walks into their secret meeting without incident, and offers to solve their problem. He's already shown them what kind of power he has, but only rhe Russian guy sees it.
Yeah the Russian guy knows the Joker not only has massive balls but gets results, unfortunately he did not realize the Joker himself does not overly care about money thus there if no real want to control him as the one thing he wants Chaos is not something they can leverage to control him
@@starfishandroid Okay but literally everything else I said was true from his POV the Joker is a mercenary/opportunist the thought of him being an agent of chaos that cannot be bribed/reasoned with never occurred to him
In addition, the African-American is the one who has the most anger towards him because they have killed his right-hand man or bodyguard, simply to make his presentation with a joke, killing him in an instant. "my boy" implies that although for us we see him in a few seconds, for him he was a valuable man who deserved to be next to a mob boss.
@@ecndwildlife6327 To be fair he clearly was the least willing to work with the joker and it was self defense he thought the joker really was dicking around about to perform a magic trick
@Edwin Well it's not really true, he got paid for what he's good at. What he did with his money is up to him, some people burn their money with drugs, some people burn their money with debt, he burned his money with gas.
@Edwin The joker demands half of their money to ''kill the batman'' not because he wants money, but because by taking their money and destroying it, he weakens them, making it easier to take over. Joker used it as a means to an end, because his ultimate goal (he tells this to batman) is to literally play this ''game'' with batman for forever, or until Batman finally breaks his only rule. His sole purpose is to push Batman right up to the edge, and test him at every turn. He gets the mob on his side by saying he will kill Batman, but never has the intention to.
@@GMthunderbreak Yeah it's not true. He just killed a guy 2 mins ago with his _"Magic Trick"._ Also he says *"We kill The Batman."* But when he met Batman he says: "I don't want to kill you. What would I do without you?" ruclips.net/video/jane6C4rIwc/видео.htmlm5s
It ties in beautifully to his entire point in the movie, that anyone can be turned, can be deemed “crazy” - they just need a little push. And I haven’t seen this ever being mentioned, but I think the Joker doesn’t want to be alone(Batman even tells him he is at the end). He doesn’t like the idea of people potentially being more like Batman than people being more like him, so he goes to great lengths to prove that they are more like him, and when he’s proven to be wrong at the end just look at the sadness and disappointment in his face
C H I L L exactly. i wonder what happened in his past to trigger his defensive reaction. he’s clearly been called crazy before and it deeply affects him psychologically
gwp4eva I’m thinking that him being called “crazy” is something from his past or he’s just tired of being called crazy by everyone and gets annoyed when someone says it
All time classic introduction. All time classic line. All time classic scene. All time classic roll. All time classic movie. 2nd best line was " Did your balls drop off? Huh?" 1st time ever the Best Actor Oscar was awarded in absentia. And he earned it.
The CASUAL dismissal of a threat upon his life This guy literally just couldn't care less. A psychopath with no moral constrictions or sympathetic forethought; just a dog chasing a car And Gambol actually thought he could threaten this dog... lul
By doing that Heath did a fantastic job of giving the audience an extra dimension, and view into the Jokers backstory and inner psychology of the character. I'm sure I won't see a better portrayal of the Joker in my lifetime.
@@MrDemoncrusher You did. Phoenix was better than Heath but in a far more subtle way. Saying that, I couldn't see Arthur Fleck becoming this guy, more a child-like and extremely creepy dude, more like a Son of Sam than a political terrorist. I get you though, this incarnation of 'psycho rookie' Joker is disturbing as hell. This was a full-blown horror movie. Phoenix was the scariest Joker by far though, simply because it's as real as it gets.
His ticks. His intonations. His pauses and side glances. Truly a mesmerizing and amazing performance and totally worthy of that Oscar he won posthumously.
"You're crazy." "I'm not." He responds so quickly and humourlessly there. I'm actually glad that his sensitivity to being called crazy or a freak was never important to the plot. It's just a cool detail for a cool character.
Always loved that exchange. Gives a human temper to the imperviousness he otherwise exudes here. As bad as it'd be to have someone this fearless and capable as an enemy, having him personally affronted by you is yet worse. 😆 Even though Gambol is technically killed out of frame, the viewer can infer Joker might've gashed him apart with a bit more venom than his usual "didn't even look at 'em" dispatchings.
@@BIL0471 - killed out of frame? That makes sense then because what I saw is joker having a knife to Gambol's mouth and then his back where he was limp and lifeless and slouched to the ground. Thought they cut out a scene or something
Yeah, that's exactly how they shot it. Knife in mouth, cut (bwahaha!) to terrified underling, "Why so serious?" Then musical sting while underling recoils in horror at the unseen butchery, then Gambol slumping to the floor. TDK is pretty elusive with its hardest violence, I didn't even remember Joker stabbing those two guys to lever himself up off the pool table right before, until rewatching the clip.
2:40 i love that he loses his train of thought after the freak comment. it's like in that exact moment he decided "ok, i'm killing this guy" and took a few seconds to think of his whole plan to kill him, and then he comes back to and tries to remember what he was saying "...a guy like me..."
Joker's reaction after the guy says "You're crazy" is exactly why Ledger won that Oscar. The calm rage, the eye twitch, the subtlety in how much he hates being called crazy. So good.
I thought he loves being seen as a madman? He calls himself a freak/outcast when telling Batman “they’ll cast you out like a leper. You’re just like Me!”
I love how he literally assaults one of the guards by shoving a pencil in his eye/head, and the russian dude literally looks like ”that’s a pretty cool trick actually!”
And we didnt even get to see his trick. He was all set up for a little magic to lighten the mood and then tragedy strikes. That's why you dont horseplay in the office. Somebody could get an eye put out. He had even promised to show how it was done.
I was the only person in a packed theater that laughed at that part and it was a loud laugh and I looked around me and I was like "really, nothing?" Lol. I remember that pretty well.
"how about a magic trick?....we're gonna make capitalism, disappear....." *spontaneously starts rebuilding the soviet union* "TADA! it's, it's....gone." "if it's so simple, why haven't you done it?" "we don't say _you,_ we say _we."_ "how much you want?" "uh... as much as the government dictates.." *laughter* "you're crazy!" "I am....yes, I am....."
Always thought that. Seeing it that night in the theatre, the way he moved in those seconds combined with the distance vs the way the makeup made him look at that distance. Creepy as all heck.
@Brayan Carmona Are you serious? He kills people because he wants to mess with the natural order of things. This version of the Joker is an anarchistic madman, his goal is to destroy the foundations of society so that people can all be who they really are. Remove the rules and laws. Every man for himself, and dog eat dog. He’s not fighting for a greater good. He’s fighting to create a world without structure or governing bodies. A world as crazy and unpredictable as himself.
The little clicking sound he makes between "a guy like me....look listen" and "I know why you choose to have...." is an epic rarely paid attention to addition to the character. All the little sounds and ticks that were added into the proformance, brought the character to life. Ledger truely was the Joker
“And btw… the suit it wasnt cheap. You outta know you bought it.” Something about that line just makes me go wow everytime. This performance will never be matched.
Which is why he is Batman archenemy. There is nothing joker won't do and his psychotic unpredictability is what makes it so hard for batman to stop him. Usually batman can figure out what a villain is after, their goals and wants and then use that information to stop them but with the joker he just enjoys chaos. It's impossible to figure out what he is after in life.
I think it’s because he’s extremely realistic. The joker could literally put anyone on their ass if he wanted to, with how much of a genius he actually is. A lot of the shit we saw in this movie proved that he is ungodly intelligent, and if he didn’t want to go after his beliefs he could be the most successful criminal on earth.
"you see.. a guy.. like me" "a freak!" aa... ee.... thats.. an expression of him supressing his anger, while trying to get back to what he was saying after being interrupted by an insult. its actually quite a masterpiece in my opinion.
@@vietle8156 because Joker truly believes that he's the actually sane person in, well, all of the World. He looks to these mafia men as outcasts that could've been better at what they do, and to receive such words from them, it's offensive to Joker.
The way he kicks the door open at the end is so cool. The Joker was amazing in this. He was somehow funny, smart, crazy, and scary all at the same time.
Yeah I was thinking that. He switches effortlessly between being intimidating, intelligent, and comical. Shuffling off backwards and kicking the door to me seemed kinda funny after the seriousness of threatening a room of Mafia lords.
That line was Improvised. Heath was supposed to say "I'll steal more", but Heath didn't like it and changed it to...."Yeah". During Filming, they didn't realize he had changed it until the entire scene was shot. When Nolan Watched it Back, he Loved it, and Kept it.
The script in this movie is impeccable. It's written like a slick crime film and not a superhero flick. Small touches like Joker calling Lau "the television" are just brilliant.
@@axelramirez6730 paid off? He was burnt alive on a giant stack of money after getting himself kidnapped in his own building within a month. Lao fucked up badly.
in fact i bet he never bugged them, he was man of respect and privacy himself. Man or his word , honor , he thought the world deserved a better class of heroes.
@@lihclore What are you talking about “alternative”? I was just defining what the quote means. Why are you even interested in mine own political ideology? You know you’re walking in a minefield there.
Notice how the Joker suddenly gets serious when he's called 'a freak' or 'crazy'. He doesn't reply with a witty one liner or a chilling sentence, instead he seems... insecure. That is an amazing detail added by Nolan to the character: he doesn't like being called those things because that is all he was called throughout his life, and he's spent his whole life trying to prove them wrong.
cause he’s insecure in his misanthropy, he wants people to take it seriously and he wants to convince himself and others that there’s no hope anymore. All that gets thrown out the window if he’s just some loon, which he kind of is.
That's not on Nolan. That is all Ledger. If you take the time to read the screenplay for the movie, it never states that Ledger should respond differently to that type of comment. It only states that he says "No...I'm not. I'm not..." That is acting, and that acting is the reason Ledger was awarded an Oscar for his performance. The second ever given to an actor.
Got damn the Joker is just a masterfully written character. He never wanted to physically kill Batman, just the idea of him. And he knew the mob would misunderstand his request.
I always thought that at first he wanted to kill him just for the challenge of it and he prolly thought of him as a nuisance, then he changed his mind cus they caused so much chaos in their conflicts.
Killing that idea would've destroyed the city faster than anything else, the joker was like the devil and he knew how to cause real damage and the Batman eventually understood that the joker is sicker than 'someone who just wants to watch the world burn'.
@redbandit11 definitely joker. He would just fucking bomb John wick or run him over with a fucking tank while firing an RPG and even if he fails he would be wearing a suicide bomb vest just so that if he goes down, the enemy goes down with him
"Oh, and, by the way, the suit? It wasn't cheap. You oughta know, you bought it," is one of the most brilliantly delivered lines in a film full of brilliant lines
Agreed. Both are fantastic in their own ways. Joaquin is the Joker before and when he became the Joker, whereas Ledger is the Joker at his peak, the one we’re all familiar with.
Two great actors with different interpretations, imo none is really 'better'. Ledger's Joker was the cold blooded bad a^s sociopathic Joker. Phoenix's was the more human, relatable Joker. Arthur Fleck was not necessarily born a sociopath, he's more of a feeling person who was an outcast from society. Ledger's Joker rejects society and their norms in a more militaristic fashion, with a purpose. Phoenix's Joker is just lashing out at those who hurt him
I love The Russian mobster’s expression after the joker drilled a pencil through the dude’s head... He looks genuinely impressed, somewhat frightened, and seems to be the only one taking him seriously.
That pencil trick gave him not only instant street cred, but Status...that's the kind of story becomes urban legend ("...and the pencil did disappear! Along with the guy! Dis-speared it in his eye!")
I dont really see how the pencil trick worked tbh. a no.2 pencil, with eraser up? Some... welp[!] Most bullets (via handguns) have a hard time piercing bone.
How, it’s still corny? He did a great job acting but the others bring it down. The acting and writing in this scene is atrocious. Quit giving it a pass based on Christopher Nolan and the late Ledger. I prefer the comic book style of Batman and Batman Returns.
@@nyk3334 the writing in this scene isn't bad. the acting is bad on michael jai whites' behalf. Would you prefer the script for this scene to have over the top cringey dialogue like in comic books? maybe some kachows?
Actually even before that I knew it's about to get awesomely weird in the greatest way possible when the guy u just threatened to kill says well how about a magic trick then right after that u hear hold up I want to hear prop from the clown lolllll
Which joker origin story do you like better ? This joker: A crazy guy wearing face paint. Or do you prefer the joker from the 1989 Batman movie who was dropped in acid and had his skin bleached white? (Who actually wears makeup/paint to make himself look like a normal skin color.)
Regardless of ones opinion on this film, it can be unanimously agreed Heath Ledger as the Joker is one of the greatest performances in cinematic history.
@@eduardocascudo3005 Yeah, I think they both nailed the "Joker", different versions or perceptions of the character. Both Phoenix and Ledger were definitely amazing.
Anyone who says This was 'far' above Joaquin should be discounted, any comparison is foolish and only a foolish person would ever make a statement like that. They are both completely unique
Pure cojones. The Joker walks uninvited into a meeting of murdering crime bosses who want him dead for stealing their money. He laughs at their plan, kills one of their henchmen and tells them: 1) they have no balls, 2) their mafia banker is a squealer, 3) he wants half their money. Then he taunts the guy who wants him dead the most, leaves his calling card, and walks out. Pure cojones, and one of my favorite scenes of all time.
@@melvinleechenglee Good point, Joker just strolls into their meeting, nonchalantly showing them that he manages to crash their "ahem" group therapy session with ease.
I remember seeing this in theaters. After the Joker kicked the door open and left, people in the theater were murmuring and some were chucking in a anxious way. Ledger’s performance was so raw and unnerving the audience didn’t know whether to laugh or take it serious or what. What a phenomenal piece of acting.
One of the reasons I liked Ledger's performance so much is how "funny" he was with his dark humor. He told them he paid for it with their money. He answered a rhetorical question. And he made a pun when he revealed the grenades. He was a fantastic Joker.
@@danielthemaniel7934 Joaquin's Joker is a very different take and went a completely different direction, So it really comes down to personal preference, I like ledger's better since he feels more intelligent, chaotic and mysterious and left you always fascinated and wondering what's going on inside his head or what actually happened to him in his past that made him that way, while Joaquin's story was more focused on trying to make you empathize with him.....still I do agree that no one can top either
@@nuttkicker245 Fair enough. Joaquin's did play into crazy just for the sake of crazy in some scenes. They definitely took very different directions but the acting in both cases were outstanding
I love how amicable the Dark Knight Trilogy fans are, because we can all agree on at least one of the following: A) Heath Ledger gave the best Joker performance B) The casting choices for each and every character were perfect C) Christopher Nolan is one of the best directors of all time D) Hans Zimmer has produced one of the best scores in history for these movies. E) All of these :)
However Nolan shit the bed with Two Face. In this movie all we got is a scorned man who wants to get even instead of the twisted guy who's 2 sides are constantly at war with each other. Hell, we didn't even get duplicity from this one. Not a "we" or "I" at any time.
@@Rockhound6165 While Nolan’s two face may not have been true to the comic books, it did show a man struggling over the death of somebody he cared for, and he thought Batman and Gordon were responsible. Even at the end, as Batman flips two faces scarred face over to its pristine side, he says ‘Gotham needs its true hero’. It shows how Two face was still Harvey Dent at one point in time, and Aaron Eckhart’s performance made this even more believable, like it was possible to have a Two-Face in the real world. I do see your point, however.
The quick one second scene of a metal detector being used on them all and then the joker walks in with multiple explosives is a masterclass of build and pay off that your brain doesn’t even recognise on first watch
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"you think you can steal from us and just walk away?"
That little "yeah" breaks me every time
Joker is the first yes chad
@@ViIgax nobody cares. don’t bother denying it.
@@ViIgax just don't man shut up pls
@@ViIgax damn. out here spreading unnecessary info then insulting people for lack of knowledge unrelated to the comment or video. quite condescending of you
@@ViIgax mad cause bad
heath ledger's performance made people almost forgot that this is a batman movie.
I think this is more of a Joker movie
Batman Begins was a movie about Batman, Dark Knight about Joker and rising about Bane
You nailed it. Batman was a bench warmer. Whereas the Joker the was the indisputable star in the movie. Instead of THE DARK KNIGHT the movie should've been called: JOKER: THE AGENT OF CHAOS. My gosh. He was always 100 steps ahead of Batman! LOOK AT ME!!!
@@lewiscoacher7781 what the fuck does that mean
lmaooooo. Such an insult to batman
This was a batman movie?
What a nice gentleman !!!
Started his presentation with a magic trick.
Thanks his audience for buying him a suit.
Warn them about upcoming problems and issues. Offers them a solution with his exact quota.
Leave his business card, and doesn't pressure anyone to buy into his service.
Even those who were still skeptical, got up and gave him a stand ovation, when he proved that he could blow everyone's mind, just by being in his sleeves.
We need more honest people like this guy.
That's one way of looking at it XD
'I'm a man of my word.'
LOL'd
yesss
Let's see Paul Allen's card
"You think you can just copy an over used comment and walk away!?"
"Yeah..."
"You think you can complain about an overused comment and walk away?!"
"Uh..yeah!"
That is undoubtedly the funniest thing in this video. Lol. I remember watching this, the first day people clapped at the pencil trick. I watched this again the 2nd day, my friend was tickled at his "Yeah" response. He didn't need to say anything there but that yeah just completed it.
"and I thought, my comments were bad..."
@@Stytchless they are
please, continue fellas
The way he gets visibly disturbed when people call him a freak is subtle but incredible.
I all leads back to his father.
@@SinnerSince1962 who was a drinker
Mega Blade Chronicles
and a fiend
Jay Are one night he went off crazier than usual
FFS Boba
“You think you can just steal from us and walk away?”
“Yeah..”
Classic
Honesty
that was indeed said, and there were comments on it, and comments about those comments. why not just quote the whole video at this point, I don’t think we’ve heard it enough.
your name is swag swagger shut the fuck up
@@dizzydave578 yeah good one, stick to copying other people’s comments you fucking dork lmao
@@swagswagger9644 someone pissed in your cereal 😂😂
"If youre good at something never do it for free".The Joker out here giving better life advice than most therapists.
He would make a great guidance councilor.
To earn through strife and work is an honest living.
To GIVE your honest work is a privilege.
How many has a special skill they've developed for years others want and most admire, and they can honestly give it away.
Not to be kind, not to be a nice person to ones friend but straight out give it away out of good heart that you are.
A nice guy is asked for change and offer some, a good person gives without needing a question cause he already knows the answer, and he's the only one who needs to know.
But if he gives it away, it only makes it better.
No joke. It’s great advice, really.
Aaron Lane 😂😂😂😂 I love it. It’s totally true. The joker is awesome. I love how comical this is: ‘what happened? I mean did your balls drop off?’ ‘I know why you choose to have your ‘group therapy sessions’ in broad daylight. So clever and awesome
The Greatmagic ta ta ta let’s not blow this out of proportion. Such an awesome line lol 😂😍
I love how casual the Chechen is, from nodding his head at the magic trick like "huh, that was kind of cool" to being politely curious about what the Joker was going to propose.
Yes. He gets him.
Man has seen some shit in the east back in the day. Some lunatic in a clown makeup could just be your old buddy Dimitry or Jevgeny or whatever from the next block
Each mob boss had a different approach to the Joker. Gambol absolutely despised him and didn't trust him, the Chechen kinda liked him and was all ears about what he had to say, and Sal Maroni was cautiously neutral about him. In the end, Maroni was the only one smart enough not to get involved with him and even ratted him out, but he still got killed indirectly by the Joker through Harvey Dent(Joker's ace in the hole).
You're not going to believe this. He killed 16 czechoslovakians. Guy was an interior decorator
@@lupeezyy You gettin' it!
I love how the Russian guy nods after the pencil trick. He’s just like “yea it’s gone that’s kinda cool”
The standard phrase for russian mobsters seeing the pencil trick would be:
"Oh!"
Yeah, I think the Slav is the only one that immediately took him seriously. Notice he’s the only one they show not laughing when the Joker says he wants half?
I read it in PVPCat's voice :D
Yes. Always thought that. His nod is him thinking, "That was impressive. Let's hear him out."
he got the point
Notice how when Joker gets called a freak and crazy he stutters and loses his rhythm. He firmly believes he isn't a freak even though everyone else sees him as one. The little details that add to his character are amazing!
Joker believes that morals and rules are mere excuses for people's hypocrisy when they eventually go against it for any reason. That ultimately it is a dog eat dog world. He goes to prove it when he threatens to blow up a hospital if the guy threatening to expose Batman's identity isn't killed, and when he offers one of the 2 boats to be spared if one blows up the others. Batman saw that Joker wants to prove that deep down everyone is a 'freak' and a monster like him.
no true madman realizes he is mad
The way he locks onto Gambols eyes and the way he repeats it was always my favourite part of the whole movie. It's subtle, but I know that exact look - when he says "im not" he intends for it to be taken with more weight, so when they all continue to laugh it become personal for him. The glare demands Gambol lock eyes with him for him to repeat the statement again, clear as day, no bullshit or confusion.
The way he delivers those lines makes me think that - to heath's joker - the assertion that he's crazy is something from his past that contributed to him being who he is now. It obviously means a lot to the character, not only that he is not called crazy, but that no one walks away with any sort of misconception that he is. Its more important to him than money, catching batman, the guy he just killed... id go as far as to say that being acknowledged as "not crazy" is more important to Joker than anything else in that room at the moment - one has to wonder what would have happened if Gambol had not done Joker the respect of meeting his gaze as he repeated himself. 🤔
You are overthinking this way too much boi
see when people ask why Ledger was best...!! is how he nailed those little details...!! people say stop sucking his dick and move on...!! naahh fuck no you dont move on... this is a fucking standard
He doesn't even seems like an actor playing the Joker, he looks like a real joker exists.
That's Because the Point! Chris Nolan wanted these Fictional Characters Portrayed as if they we're Real People that exist in the Real World
That guy died
@@balto76bourque51 Exactly. And that's the reason why this Joker is so amazingly terrifying.
@R0N!N Jared Leto?
The real exists his name is gpsy crusader
The way Ledger emphasized the "T" in the "I'm noT" response to being called crazy, along with the eye twitches and half blinks is what made him a legendary actor in this iconic role
Notice how everyone is laughing when he's serious.
But nobody is laughing when he's joking.
i think they didnt get it
@@Iwanwahid1969 Yes, but it is definitely something that Christopher Nolan did on purpose i'm pretty certain
@@elsborg3476 I don’t think so....
I mean it’s not something unique
That always happen when there is joker
@@fareastman2079 ruclips.net/video/BLUkgRAy_Vo/видео.html
good comment
“If you’re good at something never do it for free.” Facts
Capitalism 100
The USA
@@robertruelas3455 To be fair, not entirely true.
Ben Crawford Books hell these days even if you’re BAD at something you STILL don’t do it for free
anthony lovett actually a good point..lol
"You think you can make people forget that this is a Batman movie, steal every scene you're in and just walk away?" Heath Ledger; "Yeah"...
😂😂😂😂
Great
Great acting
Muskan. Orpa. Glad to see someone else loves this clip as much as me👍
yeah im american but i love heath ledger
I just realized that there were metal detectors and guards at 0:13 yet Joker completely walked into the room unopposed without them going off despite carrying a jacket full of hand grenades🃏
They came from the left side of the table, joker walked in from the back
Wonder if he was just waiting in the room for them lol
the grenades weren't real lol
@@drippinwet774Why do you think that?
@@ButteryOttera lot of jokers weapons in the comics and other movies are just gags
Guards were gone just like the pencil
"YOU THINK YOU CAN JUST STEAL FROM US AND WALK AWAY"
Joker: yeah.....
Lol 😂
Its like he said yeah to is this your last name?
I love that part. He doesn’t even hesitate or think- he’s just like, “Yeah”
🤣🤣
@@شيعيرافضيلعناللهعمر stfu
The Russian mobster was the only guy who actually treated joker seriously
Maybe that's because years of experience in the business he probably knows when someone is dangerous and not to be messed with.
He is a Chechen though which makes him Russian technically but still far from typical Russian.
Exactly, Even when he says we kill the batman and he wants half everyone laughs at him except the Russian. You can always make more money but without dealing with the actual problem then it'll cost you everything, Even your freedom. The Russian knows this.
didn't matter j
Joker kill him in the end
Pyroclastic Chechen*
“You think you could steal from us and just walk away?”
“Yeah”
Kills me every time lmfao
Really tho
That part made me laugh too. LMAO
EVERY TIME!😂
And he did just walked away 😂
@@shilohgarcia4812 ENOUGH FROM THE CLOWN!! AHH TA TA TA TAAA
2:43 I love how he glances at Gambol with his eyes saying, "Yeah, I’m killing him."
Gamble was a goner in that moment and had no idea.
I LOVE that, never looked at it that way
The joker did the most realistic magic trick I've seen in my life.
artists use lies to tell the truth. heavy john wick vibes. these two could have been classmates.
Yes The Joker Is The Invisibele Dude From Bataman Dark Night He Is My Favorite Villain From The Top Because He Is A Very Funny Helerious Dude Not Real That Doesn’t Exist In Real Life
I Call Myself Him As My Nick Name
From Top Ones
@@alexbrasinha yes alexandre. but i think there is not the joker. but someone that has his skillset. (in some off the books millitary something) . even if he is not real, the concept of him scares me😂
It's crazy how, in the context of the story, Joker never meant "kill the Batman" as in actually ending the man's life. He meant kill his image and his reputation. And Joker actually succeeds at doing just that.
This is why Heaths Joker will always be superior to any other depictions of the Joker including Joaquin Phoenix‘s. Heath’s Joker is always several steps ahead of Batman and the police and has multiple contingencies to ensure his plane work. He is a criminal genius and not just a mentally ill person driven to crime by victimisation.
He is truly the crown prince of crime.
@@mdgcwood you have to admit tho that joaquin almost perfectly depicted a lonely man with social anxiety and disorders and they were realistic with his boundaries
@@bailey4273 yes he definitely did! I like that movie, the aesthetics of the old Gotham city and his intense acting were incredible!!!
I just didn’t think the character was in keeping with the Joker..
The Joker in my mind is a genius. A demented, homicidal, extremely dangerous Genius who is capable of detailed and elaborate strategies and plans.
Phoenix’s depiction of the Joker was demented and frightening but he didn’t seem smart enough to achieve complex plans that would outwit Batman and the police. He was was a victim of mental illness and an uncaring society with inadequate health care, which made him a sociopath and that didn’t mesh with the idea that the Joker should be an insane unstoppable force of chaos… I loved how articulate Heath’s Joker was “I’m not a monster, I’m just ahead of the curve” frightening.
@@mdgcwood nah jack nicholson is better
@@its_saval Cesar Romero was better actually
I love how the Russian guy is always regarding The Joker seriously. Like most of the men in the room laugh The Joker off or view him with disbelief but the Russian guy doesnt show anything other than genuine interest in what the Joker wants and is capable of. It makes sense when you consider what The Joker has done here too, he's stolen from them successfully, walks into their secret meeting without incident, and offers to solve their problem. He's already shown them what kind of power he has, but only rhe Russian guy sees it.
Yeah the Russian guy knows the Joker not only has massive balls but gets results, unfortunately he did not realize the Joker himself does not overly care about money thus there if no real want to control him as the one thing he wants Chaos is not something they can leverage to control him
@@LokiTheClever he is not Russian. He is Chechen.
@@starfishandroid Okay but literally everything else I said was true from his POV the Joker is a mercenary/opportunist the thought of him being an agent of chaos that cannot be bribed/reasoned with never occurred to him
In addition, the African-American is the one who has the most anger towards him because they have killed his right-hand man or bodyguard, simply to make his presentation with a joke, killing him in an instant.
"my boy" implies that although for us we see him in a few seconds, for him he was a valuable man who deserved to be next to a mob boss.
@@ecndwildlife6327 To be fair he clearly was the least willing to work with the joker and it was self defense he thought the joker really was dicking around about to perform a magic trick
I still remember how silent the opening night crowd was whenever Ledger was on screen. Utterly commanding performance
“If you’re good at something, never do it for free.”
They call him crazy, meanwhile he’s dropping absolute solid gold BARS.
@Edwin Well it's not really true, he got paid for what he's good at. What he did with his money is up to him, some people burn their money with drugs, some people burn their money with debt, he burned his money with gas.
Sometimes my boss doesn't understand it 😅
@Edwin The joker demands half of their money to ''kill the batman'' not because he wants money, but because by taking their money and destroying it, he weakens them, making it easier to take over. Joker used it as a means to an end, because his ultimate goal (he tells this to batman) is to literally play this ''game'' with batman for forever, or until Batman finally breaks his only rule. His sole purpose is to push Batman right up to the edge, and test him at every turn. He gets the mob on his side by saying he will kill Batman, but never has the intention to.
@@GMthunderbreak Yeah it's not true. He just killed a guy 2 mins ago with his _"Magic Trick"._
Also he says *"We kill The Batman."* But when he met Batman he says: "I don't want to kill you. What would I do without you?"
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@@chrisallen9743 ‘’This is what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object’’
‘’I think.. you and I are destined to do this forever’’
Those tiny moments when The Joker is clearly hurt by being called a freak and crazy are what make this perfomance brilliant
The acting is great, I feel like he is genuinely bothered by be called those things. His mannerism are spot on
it's like he's adding +1 to his kill list
It ties in beautifully to his entire point in the movie, that anyone can be turned, can be deemed “crazy” - they just need a little push. And I haven’t seen this ever being mentioned, but I think the Joker doesn’t want to be alone(Batman even tells him he is at the end). He doesn’t like the idea of people potentially being more like Batman than people being more like him, so he goes to great lengths to prove that they are more like him, and when he’s proven to be wrong at the end just look at the sadness and disappointment in his face
Ironically, the Joker can't take a joke. Brilliant characterization
@@wDoucheCanoe thats a great observation that i never really made even after my 7th time watching this master piece
it’s interesting how he genuinely gets defensive when called ‘crazy’
I'm noTTT *licks lips*
Im pretty sure he got really deep into this role and actually turned a little crazy
Because in his point of view, he isn’t
C H I L L exactly. i wonder what happened in his past to trigger his defensive reaction. he’s clearly been called crazy before and it deeply affects him psychologically
gwp4eva I’m thinking that him being called “crazy” is something from his past or he’s just tired of being called crazy by everyone and gets annoyed when someone says it
2:08 The thought of Joker going into a store and getting fitted for a custom purple suit and actually just paying for it normally
Mob: " You think you can just steal from us and walk away"
Joker: " Yea"
Cracks me up everytime😂😂😂
...well yea that's tru, as to joker is superior to him
All time classic introduction. All time classic line. All time classic scene. All time classic roll. All time classic movie. 2nd best line was " Did your balls drop off? Huh?" 1st time ever the Best Actor Oscar was awarded in absentia. And he earned it.
Iconic
"I'm putting the word out! Five hundred grand for this clown dead, a million alive! So I can teach him some manners first!"
“You think you can just steal from us and walk away” Joker “Yeah”
Mob boss announces bounty
Joker:yeah anyway
The CASUAL dismissal of a threat upon his life
This guy literally just couldn't care less. A psychopath with no moral constrictions or sympathetic forethought; just a dog chasing a car
And Gambol actually thought he could threaten this dog... lul
Lol...makes me laugh every time
@NieuwNederland Don't insult the joker like that.
Uhhhh.... yeah. LoL
I love how he is offended when they call him a freak or crazy
The way his whole manor switches around 3:48 it’s incredible acting when they call him crazy
By doing that Heath did a fantastic job of giving the audience an extra dimension, and view into the Jokers backstory and inner psychology of the character. I'm sure I won't see a better portrayal of the Joker in my lifetime.
A homicdal arties and an agent of charos, the Clown Prince of Crime is the embodimething Batman fights against, and eveythings he feras.
he let him have freak, but his demeanor changed when he called him crazy. lol
@@MrDemoncrusher You did. Phoenix was better than Heath but in a far more subtle way. Saying that, I couldn't see Arthur Fleck becoming this guy, more a child-like and extremely creepy dude, more like a Son of Sam than a political terrorist. I get you though, this incarnation of 'psycho rookie' Joker is disturbing as hell. This was a full-blown horror movie. Phoenix was the scariest Joker by far though, simply because it's as real as it gets.
1:46 he just watched Joker 2
All joker fan start rewatching the real joker after watching Joker 2, we miss the real joker
Joker 2 is the joke! this the real Joker
@@THEkarlproHD
The killing Joke, that killed the director’s career.
Haha. Perfect
I love how Joker says "Here's my card" and literally hands them a Joker card.
:)
and he did it right after saying "give me a call when you want to start taking things more seriously" lol
I can’t believe I never noticed that detail, thanks dude
Everyone who got that card died in the film
@@GoddessOfMoon616 yes I know this
His ticks. His intonations. His pauses and side glances. Truly a mesmerizing and amazing performance and totally worthy of that Oscar he won posthumously.
Heath Ledger's father took his son's award in his honor quite well.
what's so humorous about death
What a shame.
@thanosianthemadtitanic the fact that we're all going to succumb to death yet so many fear it....quite humorous
@@thanosianthemadtitanicwhen did he say anything was humorous
"You're crazy."
"I'm not."
He responds so quickly and humourlessly there. I'm actually glad that his sensitivity to being called crazy or a freak was never important to the plot. It's just a cool detail for a cool character.
Always loved that exchange. Gives a human temper to the imperviousness he otherwise exudes here. As bad as it'd be to have someone this fearless and capable as an enemy, having him personally affronted by you is yet worse. 😆 Even though Gambol is technically killed out of frame, the viewer can infer Joker might've gashed him apart with a bit more venom than his usual "didn't even look at 'em" dispatchings.
It kinda is though? He doesn't think he is crazy because he thinks he's just ahead of the curve.
Also the " you think you can just steal from us?" And his simple quick "yeah" cool intro scene
@@BIL0471 - killed out of frame? That makes sense then because what I saw is joker having a knife to Gambol's mouth and then his back where he was limp and lifeless and slouched to the ground. Thought they cut out a scene or something
Yeah, that's exactly how they shot it. Knife in mouth, cut (bwahaha!) to terrified underling, "Why so serious?" Then musical sting while underling recoils in horror at the unseen butchery, then Gambol slumping to the floor. TDK is pretty elusive with its hardest violence, I didn't even remember Joker stabbing those two guys to lever himself up off the pool table right before, until rewatching the clip.
I love Jokers casual response to this question 😂 4:08
"Oh and btw, the suit, it wasn't cheap.
You ought to know, you bought it."
Damn.
@Muhammad Kod
When the Joker stole the money in the opening scene.
@Tercessuinotlim 13 I think he used the money from the heist to custom make a suit
Notice how at the beginning of the clip the one mob guy was saying he was in a cheap purple suit.
That was my favorite line 😂😂😂😂
@Tercessuinotlim 13 exactly would make it more expensive
Heath Ledger had only 45 minutes of screen time... ever scene was iconic
Too little time, then again the movie is dark knight. I wish ledger would’ve lived to play the standalone joker movie instead of Phoenix
@@emmanuelpapi Phoenix movie would def be better than a stand alone leger joker
@@tegamiq7184 no
@@emmanuelpapi yes
@@tegamiq7184 just no honestly. never comment again
“You’re crazy”
“I’m not. No, I’m not”
And just like that he convinced everyone in the room that he is, in fact, not crazy
I just like the part were he say's "Why don't you give me a call when you decide to start taking things a little more seriously" ... :)~
Warner Bros >>>> Marvel Studios
but Marvel Studios >>>> DC 😂😂
OMG Simian you Are So Correct
I AM NOT CRAZY! I KNOW HE SWAPPED THE MONEY
No, I'm not.
*No, I'm noT.*
2:40 i love that he loses his train of thought after the freak comment. it's like in that exact moment he decided "ok, i'm killing this guy" and took a few seconds to think of his whole plan to kill him, and then he comes back to and tries to remember what he was saying "...a guy like me..."
yeah he was pretty offended lol😂
I’ve always loved the way the Joker kicks the door open for himself at the end.
Little touches like that are awesome!!
@@manuprealtalk Also he doesn't turn away from them because he doesn't trust them.
@@xxxod wowie
It would be funny if that door was locked so he had to slide on over to the other door in order to leave.
Same lol... so slick 😎
Respect to the Russian guy. He's the only one taking Joker seriously and doesn't laugh with the rest or make faces.
because the russians don’t give a fuck ‼️
Of course then he gets burned alive by the Joker later on, so it didn't work out so good for him either.
@@nathanniesche6380 Nah, that was Lao. The Russian was cut up and fed to his own dogs.
He's Chechen, not Russian...
Russians are about business
“If your good at something, never do it for free.”
Amen.
*While on my knees wiping my mouth with the back of my hand*
"Damn it"
@@skylined5534 LOL
Epic quote
you’re*
you're*
The way he gets defensive when people say he’s crazy shows how deep Heath got into this performance. Such brilliant acting.
Joker's reaction after the guy says "You're crazy" is exactly why Ledger won that Oscar. The calm rage, the eye twitch, the subtlety in how much he hates being called crazy. So good.
I couldn't agree with you more.. A generational performance by Ledger.. That deadpan look he gives the guy is Chilling...
ABSOLUTELY!!! He REALLY didn’t like being called crazy…
Leto made a Better Joker at least at ending of video like here he woulda let know who Is Hugo Boss as Club scene with D.rodman and MargotRobbie
Also the way being called freak was a trigger for him. He had to gather himself and stay on track vs attacking gambol on sight
I thought he loves being seen as a madman? He calls himself a freak/outcast when telling Batman “they’ll cast you out like a leper. You’re just like
Me!”
I love how he literally assaults one of the guards by shoving a pencil in his eye/head, and the russian dude literally looks like ”that’s a pretty cool trick actually!”
Literally.
And we didnt even get to see his trick. He was all set up for a little magic to lighten the mood and then tragedy strikes. That's why you dont horseplay in the office. Somebody could get an eye put out. He had even promised to show how it was done.
I was the only person in a packed theater that laughed at that part and it was a loud laugh and I looked around me and I was like "really, nothing?" Lol. I remember that pretty well.
John wick to joker "yes sensei... Very good sensei"
"how about a magic trick?....we're gonna make capitalism, disappear....."
*spontaneously starts rebuilding the soviet union*
"TADA! it's, it's....gone."
"if it's so simple, why haven't you done it?"
"we don't say _you,_ we say _we."_
"how much you want?"
"uh... as much as the government dictates.."
*laughter*
"you're crazy!"
"I am....yes, I am....."
"If you're good at something, never do it for free. "
-The Joker.
"Never take advice from a criminal psychopath" -- Batman.
@@chriscorley6478 but in this case its true. Make money doing something your good at!!!
Pure facts.
If all of the assholes of the world would learn that, people would stop being assholes.
And thats hpw shoe sluts were created
4:36 underrated these last two seconds
Always thought that. Seeing it that night in the theatre, the way he moved in those seconds combined with the distance vs the way the makeup made him look at that distance. Creepy as all heck.
he would have got shot in the doorway
I always liked that as well. I marked it the first time I saw it in the theatre. Very Iconic looking.
“You think you can steal from us and just walk away”
Joker:” uh yeah”
Lmaoo
Farouk Tijani I admire his honesty
TheBondman007 Washington Post: The Joker, a brilliant, honest jokester has died
I start dying whenever I hear hi say that
Which exactly what the guy in the TV did. Took all their money without permission and was on a plane in the air telling them all after the fact.
Farouk Tijani favorite line in this movie lmfaooooooo
He gets offended whenever he's called "freak" or "crazy" because he genuinely feels like he's the only sane one there.
So far ahead of the curve. I cant get over Heaths acting in this movie.
@Brayan Carmona he isnt doing things for the better good you edgelord
@Brayan Carmona He kills shitloads of innocents.
@Brayan Carmona Are you serious? He kills people because he wants to mess with the natural order of things. This version of the Joker is an anarchistic madman, his goal is to destroy the foundations of society so that people can all be who they really are. Remove the rules and laws. Every man for himself, and dog eat dog. He’s not fighting for a greater good. He’s fighting to create a world without structure or governing bodies. A world as crazy and unpredictable as himself.
@@AesirUnlimited Some people think a world without rules is a good thing. Survival of the fittest. Natural order.
The Russian is the only one not laughing at Joker's proposal. Smart.
Paul Munro he did just witness him shove pencil up a dude’s eye
How to prove you're really serious:)
and look how that worked out for him
Maroni was the smart one in that table; the Joker actually had to unleash Two-Face to caught him
@@jjrj8568 Italians man..they the mafia, they knew how things work...
Paul Munro Nah it’s just because he’s Russian that’s the way they are
The little clicking sound he makes between "a guy like me....look listen" and "I know why you choose to have...." is an epic rarely paid attention to addition to the character. All the little sounds and ticks that were added into the proformance, brought the character to life. Ledger truely was the Joker
“And btw… the suit it wasnt cheap. You outta know you bought it.”
Something about that line just makes me go wow everytime. This performance will never be matched.
thinking about it, it was his form of a warning to them, not just that the suit costs a lot but was special i.e. full of explosives .
That was SO funny 😂 And pissed Gamble off so bad. 😂
Joaquin Phoenix's Joker is aimed at more mature audiences than Ledger's Joker
He wants half
he zinged him good lol
Joker is the rare villian that is actually, legitimately scary. You just never know what he's gonna do next.
Which is why he is Batman archenemy. There is nothing joker won't do and his psychotic unpredictability is what makes it so hard for batman to stop him. Usually batman can figure out what a villain is after, their goals and wants and then use that information to stop them but with the joker he just enjoys chaos. It's impossible to figure out what he is after in life.
I think it’s because he’s extremely realistic. The joker could literally put anyone on their ass if he wanted to, with how much of a genius he actually is. A lot of the shit we saw in this movie proved that he is ungodly intelligent, and if he didn’t want to go after his beliefs he could be the most successful criminal on earth.
CORRECTION : Heath Ledger's Joker is a rare villain.
right?even the mob was afraid of him
Joker is the chaos to Batman's order.
"you see.. a guy.. like me"
"a freak!"
aa... ee....
thats.. an expression of him supressing his anger, while trying to get back to what he was saying after being interrupted by an insult.
its actually quite a masterpiece in my opinion.
Explain
@@vietle8156 because Joker truly believes that he's the actually sane person in, well, all of the World.
He looks to these mafia men as outcasts that could've been better at what they do, and to receive such words from them, it's offensive to Joker.
@@hopes_in_hearts Yeah, he's actually the most sane person in the whole movie
2:41 as well
3:44 look at his face
Who's here to decompress after watching the musical ?
Why is it a freaking musical were they actually high making it
Whoever is needs to chill out. They said it would be a musical from the day they announced the movie.
The way he kicks the door open at the end is so cool. The Joker was amazing in this. He was somehow funny, smart, crazy, and scary all at the same time.
Yeah I was thinking that. He switches effortlessly between being intimidating, intelligent, and comical. Shuffling off backwards and kicking the door to me seemed kinda funny after the seriousness of threatening a room of Mafia lords.
He's NOT CRAZY
@@smiertspionem6667 no he is nottt
Hes a nutjob even other criminals despise him thats why i like this Joker potrayal
@@smiertspionem6667 lol
Joker, killing people with pencils before John Wick
Oh shit dats right
Plot twist: This is a prequel to John Wick! 0.0
😃😃
Sorry but this title goes to Joe Pesci, Good Fellas.
Sincere City I didn’t say Joker was the first
I always liked how Joker just calls the asian guy "the television."
I would love to find out that he forgot the name and improvised "the television" instead.
Intense dark scene. Unlike anything in 2019 joker.
@@RisingDawn12 to be fair the 2019 Joker was an origin story and is a good movie in its own right
@@chinmander 👏🙏
He is telling lies visually
Actually, my all-time favourite part of this is the way Heath Ledger delivered the "television's so-called plan" bit.
"You think you can just steal from us and walk away?"
Joker: "Yeah"
Greatest line ever! Heath Ledger did a great job portraying this character.
sounds just like the government there. 🙃
@z yeah
@@FootballProdigy121 you stole that reply from me...
I went to see the midnight showing of this movie. That got one of the the biggest laughs.
That line was Improvised. Heath was supposed to say "I'll steal more", but Heath didn't like it and changed it to...."Yeah". During Filming, they didn't realize he had changed it until the entire scene was shot. When Nolan Watched it Back, he Loved it, and Kept it.
It's terrifying how he suddenly becomes serious when they tell him he's crazy
"I'm not. No, i'm not"
Best part of the movie, and when he say: "a guy like me"
"I'm not. No, I'm noT" don't forget the emphasis on the T
@@mindaugascaronkus561 sick detail honestly
yeah, he even smiled just right before the guy spoke, which you can see when you pause
It really wasn't THAT terrifying.
The script in this movie is impeccable. It's written like a slick crime film and not a superhero flick. Small touches like Joker calling Lau "the television" are just brilliant.
nailed it
I know a squealer when I see one, and ... *Finger points* that shit killed me XD
It's just a movie fucko! Get a fucking life!
@@thedudeabides3138no one talks about how slick Lao is, pulled one over on gcpd and it paid off.
@@axelramirez6730 paid off? He was burnt alive on a giant stack of money after getting himself kidnapped in his own building within a month. Lao fucked up badly.
in fact i bet he never bugged them, he was man of respect and privacy himself. Man or his word , honor , he thought the world deserved a better class of heroes.
i like how the russian guy was just like "ok yeah that was a pretty good trick"
Russian?
@@jonahhhhhhh the mobster on the left who Im fairly confident is russian
@@nathan-lf7yc chechnyan
@@nathan-lf7yc i only know because w captions on the first scene display as" chechnyan walking through metal detector"
Nice how so many different little things register as cool
“If you’re good at something never do it for free.”
Words to live by.
Capitalism 101.
Still annoys me that they cut the first half of the line from the script, though. "As my mother used to say…"
@@LoneWolf-zh1iy and what's your alternative lol
@@lihclore What are you talking about “alternative”? I was just defining what the quote means.
Why are you even interested in mine own political ideology? You know you’re walking in a minefield there.
@@LoneWolf-zh1iy good point
*"If you're good at something, never do it for free."*
Still one of the best lines in movie history even a decade after.
A Master Piece !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's a pretty common saying lol
Is it, though? I feel like it’s a pretty basic phrase
I still say that now lol
@MUFC what
4:08 “You think you can steal from us and just walk away?”
“Yeah… 😐”
Notice how the Joker suddenly gets serious when he's called 'a freak' or 'crazy'. He doesn't reply with a witty one liner or a chilling sentence, instead he seems... insecure. That is an amazing detail added by Nolan to the character: he doesn't like being called those things because that is all he was called throughout his life, and he's spent his whole life trying to prove them wrong.
cause he’s insecure in his misanthropy, he wants people to take it seriously and he wants to convince himself and others that there’s no hope anymore. All that gets thrown out the window if he’s just some loon, which he kind of is.
That's not on Nolan. That is all Ledger. If you take the time to read the screenplay for the movie, it never states that Ledger should respond differently to that type of comment. It only states that he says "No...I'm not. I'm not..."
That is acting, and that acting is the reason Ledger was awarded an Oscar for his performance. The second ever given to an actor.
It didn't seem like insecurity; it seemed like "Oh, great, now he's going to do something dangerous."
Says who?
well, if a person on the train, or sitting next to me talked, moved and acted like him, i would think he has some serious mental disabilities.
The look on Maroni's face while the Joker tells them to give him a call is classic.
lol
Lmaoooo he's like 😟
Lol it was fucking awesome I also like the look when he's like it's gone the guy was impressed by that little trick haha
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He was smiling?
Got damn the Joker is just a masterfully written character. He never wanted to physically kill Batman, just the idea of him. And he knew the mob would misunderstand his request.
perfectly said man, that’s something i never understood how he would say “kill the batman” but then say “i don’t wanna kill you” but now i get it
I always thought that at first he wanted to kill him just for the challenge of it and he prolly thought of him as a nuisance, then he changed his mind cus they caused so much chaos in their conflicts.
He wanted to “kill the batman”, not the man who was the batman
That’s why he killed the imposter! God this movie has so many layers
Killing that idea would've destroyed the city faster than anything else, the joker was like the devil and he knew how to cause real damage and the Batman eventually understood that the joker is sicker than 'someone who just wants to watch the world burn'.
"No . I'm no T" with that "T" breaking the silence like a tick tock Bomb . Details like this one are just crazy
*_R.I.P Heath Ledger - he would’ve been 40 this year._*
Wow I didnt know he was so young.
The best actor IMO
And he would have taken part in The Dark Knight Rises too, to make it more great.
@@JinChinhang how do you know this?
@@pascalisoikonomou2637 Nolan said he had plans for more movies with Joker and Bats, but Ledger's death dashed those plans.
"I saw him kill a man in the kitchen with a pencil. With a FUCKING pencil!"
This is some John Wichk stuff
He does have sheer fucking will
Now that's a competition right there!
@redbandit11 joker
@redbandit11 definitely joker. He would just fucking bomb John wick or run him over with a fucking tank while firing an RPG and even if he fails he would be wearing a suicide bomb vest just so that if he goes down, the enemy goes down with him
Words to live by: "If you're good at something, never do it for free"
I'm sure Nolan has said this to his movie studio once or twice.
Dark Knight Joker and Les Grossman --
Two of the best mentors for our time
Words to live by why do you care so much about people who don't care About you?😢😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Jannies will never recover from this
What bullshit.
The virgin "How about another joke, Murray" vs the chad "How about a magic trick"
Merriweather fan?
Arthur Fleck would be in awe of how much an alpha male Batman is
Heath Ledger captivated the screen whenever he was in the scene. A truly special performance.
Very true. He owns this movie.
The unknown factor of Heath Ledger
And how many of us hoped that he'd be victorious at the end...
His iteration of the Joker was just charming as hell. There's no way you can't like it.
Did you know that Heath accepted to be possessed by satan despite the warnings of his family? Even Christian Bale mentioned that.
Possibly the greatest acting ever, Heath Ledger is missed.
Agreed bro
In my opinion, it’s jsut the most perfect villain I’ve seen so far. He did such a good job.
true !!!!!!!!!!
@So So true !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@So So true !!!!!!!!!
"Oh, and, by the way, the suit? It wasn't cheap. You oughta know, you bought it," is one of the most brilliantly delivered lines in a film full of brilliant lines
The dark knight is one of the best movies
@@loganshitsallbatmanmovies5465 not as good as batman returns for me, I think that's the only batman movie I loved.
@ conservatives calling me uneducated after this week
@@loganshitsallbatmanmovies5465 ever made.
@@mryan4452 mmmeeeh
The mannerisms ,the facial expressions,the enunciations,masterful
I like Joaquin's Joker. No problem at all with it. But, this is the ultimate Joker.
Agreed. Both are fantastic in their own ways. Joaquin is the Joker before and when he became the Joker, whereas Ledger is the Joker at his peak, the one we’re all familiar with.
Two great actors with different interpretations, imo none is really 'better'. Ledger's Joker was the cold blooded bad a^s sociopathic Joker. Phoenix's was the more human, relatable Joker. Arthur Fleck was not necessarily born a sociopath, he's more of a feeling person who was an outcast from society. Ledger's Joker rejects society and their norms in a more militaristic fashion, with a purpose. Phoenix's Joker is just lashing out at those who hurt him
I disagree.
Both phoenix and ledger are amazing, but the ultimate joker is nicholson. He is still not bested.
Skip 63 totally agree
I love The Russian mobster’s expression after the joker drilled a pencil through the dude’s head...
He looks genuinely impressed, somewhat frightened, and seems to be the only one taking him seriously.
Yeah, he's one of those people that looks at a tiger and respects it while also saying, "I want that on a leash."
Not much for magic act, but that was pretty good trick.
WHERE. IS THE ITALIAN?
That pencil trick gave him not only instant street cred, but Status...that's the kind of story becomes urban legend ("...and the pencil did disappear! Along with the guy! Dis-speared it in his eye!")
I dont really see how the pencil trick worked tbh. a no.2 pencil, with eraser up? Some... welp[!] Most bullets (via handguns) have a hard time piercing bone.
I swear Heath and this movie changed movies forever.
He did
its like the democrats are the mob Trump was batman and the Rigged election was joker succceeding.
@@bernieseth5115 sure if Batman was the three stooges.
How, it’s still corny? He did a great job acting but the others bring it down. The acting and writing in this scene is atrocious. Quit giving it a pass based on Christopher Nolan and the late Ledger. I prefer the comic book style of Batman and Batman Returns.
@@nyk3334 the writing in this scene isn't bad. the acting is bad on michael jai whites' behalf. Would you prefer the script for this scene to have over the top cringey dialogue like in comic books? maybe some kachows?
Nobody will ever beat Heath Ledger's Joker.. The guy put so much effort into the role it consumed him
RIP King 💙
I compare it Joaquin Phoenix. I STILL prefer Health Ledger. Of course, Nicholson's Joker is majestically done as well.
Things are weird when the Russian mobster is the most reasonable guy in a room.
Chechen*
@@StreetDrilla I think You're Russian to conclusions here.
Actually even before that I knew it's about to get awesomely weird in the greatest way possible when the guy u just threatened to kill says well how about a magic trick then right after that u hear hold up I want to hear prop from the clown lolllll
@@littlejezzey2515 He's like "I don't want no pencil in my eye!
@@theusher2893 lmao nice
Mob boss: You think you could steal from us and walk away?
Joker: *Yeah*
Gangsta Gangsta lmao
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Sorry, I wrote the same thing before I read yours. That is awesome answer.
One of the best answers of all time.
Imagine an actual clown saying that;
"Give me a call when you take things a little more serious."
So he have good jokes after all
"here's my card." I love the fact that he just left a joker playing card.
Like on a telephone call ? I'm not sure how to handle that.
I guess I could reply, "No, I like things a little fuzzy. I have all my life."
Which joker origin story do you like better ? This joker: A crazy guy wearing face paint. Or do you prefer the joker from the 1989 Batman movie who was dropped in acid and had his skin bleached white? (Who actually wears makeup/paint to make himself look like a normal skin color.)
@@taekwondotime probably the insane one. The one dumped in acid is kinda silly
Jesus CHRIST this such a better representation of Joker than Pheonix's :/
This Joker would demolish Suicide Squad Joker in a minute.
Vs Phoenix Joker?
@@mrb2643 vs Jared Letto that Joker sucks
@@mrb2643 Phoenix Joker would definitely be a more interesting fight
Comic joker and arkham joker would pretty much wash every live action joker since they are more intelligent and more aggressive
@@ghostofdeath663 they are not included.
The joker was the first dude to kill dudes with a pencil before Jon Wick.
But he is the only dude to kill someone with the rubber side of the pencil. ))
@@BandytaX55 He did he stabbed the sharp end into the table then slammed that dudes head on the eraser part.
@@BandytaX55 explain how he stuck the pencil in the table without the sharp part then
Riddick does it better.
I see your John Wick and I raise you Mickey Knox.
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Regardless of ones opinion on this film, it can be unanimously agreed Heath Ledger as the Joker is one of the greatest performances in cinematic history.
It’s not even a question… Far above Joaquin Phoenix, as good as that performance was….
@@eduardocascudo3005 Yeah, I think they both nailed the "Joker", different versions or perceptions of the character. Both Phoenix and Ledger were definitely amazing.
100% Maybe best 3 minutes ever
Anyone who says This was 'far' above Joaquin should be discounted, any comparison is foolish and only a foolish person would ever make a statement like that. They are both completely unique
@@CalebBerman a little demanding in your prayer, but nonetheless I am liking your intention sibling. God bless you and continue to learn
The Dark Knight is one of those once in a generation movies that redefines cinema as a whole.
Damn early af
Yup
I'd say Joker and his struggle of saying the n word to society defines who we are on the inside.
Bro.. touch some grass
U are everywhere 😲😲
Pure cojones. The Joker walks uninvited into a meeting of murdering crime bosses who want him dead for stealing their money. He laughs at their plan, kills one of their henchmen and tells them: 1) they have no balls, 2) their mafia banker is a squealer, 3) he wants half their money. Then he taunts the guy who wants him dead the most, leaves his calling card, and walks out. Pure cojones, and one of my favorite scenes of all time.
ye, very anti social an badass
You forgotten the two guards stationed at the door that checked the mobs for weapons
@@melvinleechenglee Good point, Joker just strolls into their meeting, nonchalantly showing them that he manages to crash their "ahem" group therapy session with ease.
Hell yes. He went full on John Gotti but more importantly, he had a plan (albeit a sporadic plan but a plan well enough that proved effective.
I mean, it's a film, so the story can do anything they want.
P.S. Don't tell anybody, but the Joker didn't really exist.
I remember seeing this in theaters. After the Joker kicked the door open and left, people in the theater were murmuring and some were chucking in a anxious way. Ledger’s performance was so raw and unnerving the audience didn’t know whether to laugh or take it serious or what. What a phenomenal piece of acting.
I loved every second of it
Ehh, ok...
One of the reasons I liked Ledger's performance so much is how "funny" he was with his dark humor. He told them he paid for it with their money. He answered a rhetorical question. And he made a pun when he revealed the grenades. He was a fantastic Joker.
That’s the perfect reaction, inspiring intrigue. The moment you realize this Joker is just a little different from the others.
I clapped my hands after he left. the best Joker ever 🙌🏻
Heath Ledger makes Joaquin Phoenix look like a clown.
They’re clowns yes
“You’re crazy”
“IM NOT. No, I’m NOT”
This type of acting is what made him the best joker
It’s like you can tell the joker wanted to kill that guy who said it. Lol
noT*
i think Joaquin Phoenix is tied with Heath Ledger as the best jokers
@@danielthemaniel7934 Joaquin's Joker is a very different take and went a completely different direction, So it really comes down to personal preference, I like ledger's better since he feels more intelligent, chaotic and mysterious and left you always fascinated and wondering what's going on inside his head or what actually happened to him in his past that made him that way, while Joaquin's story was more focused on trying to make you empathize with him.....still I do agree that no one can top either
@@nuttkicker245 Fair enough. Joaquin's did play into crazy just for the sake of crazy in some scenes. They definitely took very different directions but the acting in both cases were outstanding
2:58 The way joker says "the batman" is just pure chills and goosebumps.
Was an spoiler for the next Batman? Maybe.
@@Renz0dV1 The Joker in this movie is a spoiler to The Joker movie
Dream comes true
At this point every word joker says is so "chill and goosebumps"
@@_FH_-pj3ef Cuz it is
I love how amicable the Dark Knight Trilogy fans are, because we can all agree on at least one of the following:
A) Heath Ledger gave the best Joker performance
B) The casting choices for each and every character were perfect
C) Christopher Nolan is one of the best directors of all time
D) Hans Zimmer has produced one of the best scores in history for these movies.
E) All of these :)
However Nolan shit the bed with Two Face. In this movie all we got is a scorned man who wants to get even instead of the twisted guy who's 2 sides are constantly at war with each other. Hell, we didn't even get duplicity from this one. Not a "we" or "I" at any time.
@@Rockhound6165 While Nolan’s two face may not have been true to the comic books, it did show a man struggling over the death of somebody he cared for, and he thought Batman and Gordon were responsible. Even at the end, as Batman flips two faces scarred face over to its pristine side, he says ‘Gotham needs its true hero’. It shows how Two face was still Harvey Dent at one point in time, and Aaron Eckhart’s performance made this even more believable, like it was possible to have a Two-Face in the real world. I do see your point, however.
Ledger is so good that this isn't a Bat movie it's a Joker movie and the Joker won, in Rises the Joker's victory is complete.
I love Nolan and his bat films but I personally couldn’t stand Christian bale as the Batman .. unpopular opinion Ig but to each his own
@@boombapdoom493 Nolan also missed the boat by not having Hush as a main villain.
The quick one second scene of a metal detector being used on them all and then the joker walks in with multiple explosives is a masterclass of build and pay off that your brain doesn’t even recognise on first watch
Poor Heath died far too young but what a legacy
Incredible actor. May he Rest In Peace.
This was an outstanding performance. Had he lived he probably would have made at least a few floaters.
@@NOMCCBAMA floaters?
@@zoxyy.1x Shit films
@@NOMCCBAMA what you mean