In Alan Moore’s The Killing Joke, The Joker says “If I’m gonna have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice.” Which is why The Joker tells a different story of how and why he looks the way he does.
i always thought ledgers joker wanted too fuck with his victims, he changes it by using his “wife” in the story against racheal, and uses his “father” (a man) against the mob boss, aswell the stories are freaky as shit, when he probably just cut his fucking face outta his own insanity 😂😂
The Joker laughing while falling to his death is not a defence mechanism. The Joker want's to prove that everyone is like him. Everyone will murder and give into chaos. Look at the interrogation scene where he tells Batman that he’ll have to break his one rule. Batman views his rule about not killing as important, it’s what separates him from the criminals. He want's Batman to kill him because he has no regard for his own well being. When Batman throws him over he feels he’s won he’s corrupted the Batman and that’s also why he sounds frustrated/disappointed when Batman rescues him. As he said earlier. It's about sending a message.
Exactly. Every single one of his games is about making people into killers or proving that they already are. He wanted to make ordinary people murder Coleman Reese, he wanted a boatload of civilians prove they were as bad or worse as a boadload of criminals by killing them, and he wanted to prove Batman was the same as him by killing, preferably him. He's laughing because he thinks he won.
It's also a bit of a callback to what Joker said earlier in the film. "In their last moments, people show you who they really are." Facing certain death, Joker simply laughed.
What was it Bill Burr said in The Mandalorian? "Everyone has a line they won't cross, until things get messy", or something like that. Basically the same concept.
I like the fan theory this joker was former special ops, corrupted by actions of politicians. Lose a spec ops group to torture over seas, buried story. Single lives people lose their minds. Explains how he can use a lot of military weapons and his psy ops techniques.
@@michelangelotroccoli7748 No it wasn't. That's just the first scene in the movie. Actors film scenes out of order then it all gets put together during the editing process. The first scene they filmed together was the interrogation scene.
@@weaponsofwarfare9537 yeah I guess when they filmed the scene in wayne's HQS when joker infiltrated...and he interrupted the party and batman said...well then you'll love me...they filmed that separately...go home...
One kind of cool fact was that Bruce Wayne's Lamborghini in this movie was a model called the Murcielago, which is the Spanish word for bat. So even his civilian car is a Batmobile.
It was an explanation because if they change the suit the ignorant would freak out. Minor scene with good impact. Good way to show that Bruce isn’t a moron without pissing of the losers. Genius move. It’s not a joke, it’s practical.
@@Gnossiene369 You realize your point and JedHead77's don't have to be mutually exclusive. In fact, both of you are probably both right. There is no doubt it was a nod to the previous batman movies, while granting exposition to explain the suit's evolution. It was both an inside joke as well as an explanation the basement trolls could accept.
fun fact: the real life reasons for changing the batsuit, i.e., allowing the head to turn and being able to move faster, were incorporated as the reasons for the suit change in the film itself.
He's laughing because he thinks he's won. Every single one of his games are about trying to make other people into killers, and he is quite willing to die to do so.
@@Hiraghm how is this bs? It's pretty much how it works for most political/historical figure. First seen as a hero and the more time goes by the more disillusioned people get.
"Surprise, motherflower" got me :P Everyone talks about Heath's Joker, and he deserves all that praise, but they forget about Aaron Eckhart's Harvey Dent/Two Face. He did an incredible job.
I also think Bale's depiction of a conflicted man at the end of his rope, trying to protect others while hanging onto his morality, is HIGHLY underrated
@@majin88 It is underrated. Regardless of how people feel about the portrayal by Christian Bale, the Batman character he portrays still remains the most upstanding version in cinema and actually has a solid inspiring arc across multiple films (Batman Forever surprising came close especially within some of its deleted scenes, but it glossed over it too quickly in favor of other, more bombastic elements).
Fun Fact: This was the first movie to have ever reached number 1 on IMBD in only two days and use to hold the box-office record for the largest opening weekend of all time. It made $158,411,483 in its first weekend of release.
@Where's Waldo??? ? I’m not hiding the fact that I changed it but that’s what I originally trying to point. Tf I care about being corrected for? You’re the one coming in all hostile
Its also the first comicbook/superhero film to break 1 billion dollars. Its also the first film to integrate IMAX shot footage, though in the film its used primarily as establishing shots. Like when Batman glides through Hongkong.
As was a couple of other scenes that Heath Ledger had in the movie Like when he'd grabbed a hold of Rachel and he tells her to look at him, that's because until that scene, Maggie hadn't even seen Heath Ledger in full costume Even the scene at the hospital, when Joker was fiddling with the detonator before boarding the bus
@@karlsmith2570 no, the hospital thing is not improvised. It’s in the script. Maybe his movements in the scene were slightly improvised, (which isn’t too untypical) but the bombs being delayed, and him waiting for them to go off etc, was in the script.
No lie - the story sucked me in so much that during the hospital explosion scene, I didn’t pay much attention to my seat rocking back and forth. I thought it was just vibration from the theater’s sound system. It was only when the rocking got worse that I realize we were having an earthquake (a 5.8). Thankfully nobody was hurt, but I’ll always have that memory when watching this movie
@@DuaffyMS * I understand that there's another Batman movie coming out on March 4th, 2022. I think it's just going to be called "The Batman" starring "Robert Pattinson". It's supposed to be a reboot, where Bruce Wayne is into his 2nd year of crime fighting. In this film, I've heard that he will be more of a detective rather than an ass-kicker. He'll be going up against "The Penguin", "The Riddler" and "Catwoman" this time around.
The story of how the Joker got his scars being different every time he tells it is a nice call back to the comics, where it's been retconned so often it's become part of the character. As the Joker himself says "Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another ...if I'm going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice!"[
reminds me of the song yellow ledbetter. everytime eddie vedder sings it live, the lyrics are different, he just makes it up, because he was so hammered when he wrote it that it never made sense to begin with
It’s also an interesting piece of psychological warfare - it’s highly probably he tailors his ‘origin stories’ to the demographic of his victim to mess with their sense of empathy.
Rest In Peace, Heath Ledger. 🥀 If you notice, when he’s dressed as a nurse, his nametag says “Matilda”, his baby daughter at the time. The only scene he got to see was the bank heist.
When I first heard about that, it blew my mind. I was certain that it was CGI or a model, but they actually did it! They forward-flipped an eighteen-wheeler!
Yeah, the cop who said that was clearly angry that one of his friends had died and probably terrified he might be next. I definitely don't blame him for feeling that way, though his feelings are largely selfish. The sad thing is that because emotions are designed to overwhelm reason in the human mind, too many people too easily fall prey to emotional appeals in arguments, so his little retort probably resonated more with everybody there than anything Dent said.
OMG, yes!!! Duaffy, if you see this, I heartedly second this recommend. "Falling Down" (1993) is an amazing, underappreciated movie! Please give it a shot.
The scene when the Joker blows up the hospital and is confused about the delay wasn't acted, Heath Ledger was really confused and caught off guard when the bombs blew
Agreed, this one of the best movies ever made and I think Heath Ledger's role as Joker is one of the best acting performances i have ever seen. R.I.P Heath
You are correct, they'd changed actresses for the role of Rachel Dawes In Batman Begins, she was played by Katie Holmes For this movie she's played by Maggie Gyllenhaal, the sister of Heath Ledger's "Brokeback Mountain" co-star, Jake Gyllenhaal
The old man who mouthed off to the Joker at the party (he said, "We're not afraid of thugs!") , and who the Joker says, "You remind me of my father. I hated my father!" to, is played by US Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont. He's an actual, sitting United States Senator who is still in office. Senator Leahy grew up a GIGANTIC fan of the Batman comics, and has made appearances in six different Batman films. He donates all his paychecks and residuals from those films to a children's library in his home town. He's said he's perfectly willing to keep making cameo appearances, especially since it helps him support the library.
"I brought him down to our level," Joker's most straightforward moment and entire modus operandi. Also, you're the only reactor who noted Batman's citywide use of the phone-sonar technology was blatantly unconstitutional - for someone merely trying to "not be dumb" you're doing a fantastic job surpassing others who are trying to be smart, subscribed..
@@PodreyJenkin138 Yeah, "immoral" might be too strong. Maybe just say "potentially immoral, and a big problem if it fell into the wrong hands." But I still don't see how it's unconstitutional. If one private citizen spies on another private citizen, that may be illegal, but I don't think the US Constitution has anything to say about it. Only if it's a law-enforcement agency (police, FBI, etc.) doing so without a warrant, would it be unconstitutional.
The director replaced Katie Holmes with Maggie Gyllenhaal as Rachel Dawes. Holmes choose to star in the movie "Mad Money" instead. Gyllenhaal look really nervous/scared interacting with the joker in the party scene, really good acting on her part. Apparently, the shock of Ledger's transformation led to Sir Michael Caine forgetting his line when the Joker entered Wayne's party.
In the interrogation scene between Batman and the Joker. Heath Ledger told Cristian Bale to hit him as hard as he could. So the Joker was really getting Batman's best shots.
"He keeps changing his story." Yep. The real story of how Joker came to be is better left as a mystery. He keeps looking up because he's thinking up new lies to tell.
@@paladinheadquarters7776 No. This is my favourite quote in the movie and I personally calculated the time from the Joker's first appearance in the comics.
That's the beauty behind the character---the IDEA of the Joker....Other villains of Batman and entertainment in general have motivations, whether it's power, love, to prove themselves, etc....Joker simply does not give a f**k!!
"Should do fine against cats" is a reference to the 2nd Michael Keaton Batman movie. In that one, Catwoman does get her claws into him because of a gap in the batsuit.
I think heath ledger's joker was absolutely stunning I also think that Aaron Eckhart didn't get praised for his excellent performance also Gary Oldman just brilliant and he's brilliant whatever he's in....wow duaffy that was some real deep deconstruction at the end.
I have mixed feelings about Eckhart's performance though. Don't get me wrong, he literally embodied the character, but I tbink he only works in the Nolan universe in the portrayal. You see, the definitive version needs to show his schizoprenia, bipolar and dissociative identity disorder. But in here, he doesn't show any of it, and only turns into Two-Face just as a tool for the Joker.
@@SamuelBlack84 It depends on the person. I wouldn't murder someone for any amount of money but there are some people who will murder people for a pretty low amount. Hell there are people who do it for free!
Harvey Dent was always the same person throughout. He wasn’t driven insane in any way. He merely cracked emotionally and morally. When Rachel died he was consumed by anger. He wanted vengeance. He wasn’t as strong as Batman, who could rise above his pain and use it. Dent became a victim to it. The Joker’s plan actually does make a whole lot of sense when you think about it. While you were grossing out over Dent’s face in hospital, Joker was explaining his plan perfectly. That people are savage monsters deep down and that it is only the laws of society that make us abide by norms. When the laws are broken down and society crumbles; the mask will slip and people show their true faces.
So he was always murderer of children? Maybe you shouldn’t have any power. We are all capable, judge like that and you might as well start shooting strangers.You American by any chance? We should act on our best instincts, not judge in others worst.
@@Gnossiene369 "What you’ve just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it."
@ClassicAdden If you can’t even grasp what the real meaning of the point I was making is then you should probably just shut it and learn to read more carefully. No I’m not American but what the fuck difference would that make?! Dildo.
Heath Ledger’s Joker was so damn entertaining. I wish we could have gotten more of him in the 3rd movie. It’s such a shame he passed away. He was a great actor. RIP.
"Is he going to go against Batman too?" Yes, Two-Face is one of Batman's earliest villains in the Rogue's Gallery Starting out as an District Attorney and after the accident that burned the left side of his face, he became a villain
"Thats the strangest motor bike that I have ever seen." This girl is so adorable and hysterical!! AWWW It's so sweet that she was crying at the end that Batman has to take the fall. She is such a sweet person. And her thoughts on Dent are 100% right on. Shes not just pretty but very smart too. And She says she wants to see if she is not dumb. Well no worries there! This lady is very smart! I'm kinda blown away by how smart she is!
You have my like and a drop of tear that fell at the exact same time as yours did......that is why I watch reactions.....experiencing something for the first time with a person is golden.
Fun Fact: Heath Ledger's appearance in character as the Joker, in addition to his performance, gave a number of the other cast members the creeps Maggie Gyllenhaal & Micheal Caine being the most notable of those who were creeped out by Heath's performance and appearance
Wasn’t Maggie Gyllenhaal actually really uncomfortable by seeing the joker in the party scene. When he’s up really close and talking about his scars. I don’t know for sure but that’s what I heard. She didn’t have to act much in the scene because he was just that amazing in the portrayal
@@christophernelson24 indeed she was Because of the fact that she'd not Heath in fully costume and was quite disturbed by his appearance, hence the reason why you'd hear him say "Look At Me" to her in the party scene
Joker knew who Batman was, that's why he wanted to teach him a lesson and switched the address of Harvey and Rachel. choosing Love or justice and Batman chose wrong (love/rachel) and she died if he chose justice (harvey) she would have lived
@@HellBent_ Nah, as someone who prefers Marvel it's a worthy pick for best comic book movie of all time. The problem is this incredible high simply shines a light on how far DC has fallen. Dark Knight is one of the most incredible movie going experiences I've ever had.
Heath Ledger spent about 6 whole weeks away in a motel room just to study the character of the Joker. From the movement, body language, and even the laugh. He was also into Ventriloquism a lot. And the distinctive tongue flipping Joker does was a habit Ledger did on his own.
Harvey Two Face is a classic Batman villian in the comics, get past the tragedy of the portrayal of his creation in this adaptation. Batman Forever (1995) shows Harvey Two Face as he is long after his creation. Harvey Dent has been portrayed also before his transformation in the original 1989 Batman movie.
This movie featured the very first batman in a movie that could turn his head. Since 1989, every batman up to this point has had to turn his whole body to look around.
Fun Fact: Heath Ledger locked himself in a hotel isolated for a month with only the basics and no fancy food just reading Joker comics and practicing voices to try and make the act of being crazy more convincing, as well as the fact he had insomnia but would sleep even less sometimes only getting 2 hours a night because of the role. Heath Ledger ALSO looked at a lot of ventriloquist’s dummies purely because he had a phobia of them. Separate fact about Joker: He always changes his origin story to better suit his needs, people now know he fell into a ton of chemicals, but nobody really knows what led him up to that point.
@@leftcoaster67 Never said it would make it better chief. I just wanted to see stronger language and violence. Nothing to improve on,it's my favorite MOVIE of all time
In the comics, Joker doesn't have a definitive backstory, not even he remembers who he was before the accident that turned him into the Joker. Sometimes he remembers it one way, sometimes another.
@@karlsmith2570 Plus there’s also the fact that there are multiple Jokers, the 3 we’ve seen are also likely based on all the different versions from the past times DC comics has rebooted/retconned.
@@PodreyJenkin138 Well, everyone accepts the Killing Joke story as his truest backstory and various media like TV shows and games (especially the Arkham games), even the comics lean into it. Before New 52, Joker learned that a corrupt policeman Oliver Hammet set his house and pregnant wife on fire and wanted to kill him. In the 3 Jokers story, the surviving Joker not only knows Batman's identity, but Bruce also knows Joker's real name since the first week they met but refuse to reveal them to anyone. It's also revealed that his was pregnant wife and son are still alive and went into hiding with the help of a policeman faking their deaths. There were mix feelings about this but it still left some vague questions like how do the Jokers share the exact same memories? Where they came from? Could the name Batman knows and the pregnant wife actually belong to the Joker that lived or the ones that died?
You should react to Wanted (2008) with Angelina Jolie and James McAvoy and RED from 2010 with Bruce Willis. Funny enough Morgan Freeman is in both of these too!
One of my favorite overlooked details, when Joker says he's only burning his half of the money, his half is on the bottom of the pile...when he burns it, it burns the other half of the money, as well. And kills Lao, of course.
*My personal fav movie of all time* *Anyway, the theory is that Joker was actually a war veteran. That would explain his ravenous nature and tactical instincts*
I always felt that the changing story behind the scars was one of the coolest things, but felt they needed a third story. Then I found out originally that third story was in the script of the third movie. Joker was supposed to give the third story at his trial with all his make up off. Then Heath Ledger died and that plan went out the window. Also apparently Two-Face was supposed to be rampaging across the city during that third movie. But with the plan destroyed they rewrote the ending of the second movie and re-shot it so Dent dies at the end of the second.
That’s not really true. Goyer wrote scripts for two films which Nolan condensed into a single script. Originally Dent wouldn’t show up until the third movie. They didn’t change the ending because of Heath’s death
@@MikeTaffet There were a variety of rumors surrounding it. I'm only relaying on the one I heard most and believed based on sources. Nolan wasn't originally sure he was going to do a third movie so he merged the scripts so it could stand alone. It was originally designed as a two part affair. But they did leave it open to continue the Joker storyline and rumor has it, had loose plans to do so, using some of the scrapped material, if they continued to the third (which was still unsure). So apparently they'd keep the trial scene(s), just without Dent running it (which pre-merge Dent wasn't Two-Face yet). I'd heard Dent's death in two was tacked on, since he wasn't set up to carry a main villain role for a whole movie the way Joker was. So any chance of continuing with him being the main villain would be awkward at best if they did continue. I could be wrong on some of it, since this is parsed together from a variety of rumors, but that's what I've heard.
@@chuckmanion1128 The court scenes in the 3rd movie would certainly have made more sense with Two-Face than they did with Scarecrow, so I suspect you are on to something there. Seems they had issues with continuity after Heath passed away and they didn't manage to address them very well, killing off Two-face and not having any Joker really accelerated an end to the franchise. Once they had closer on the league of Assassins, that was Bale's Batman done and done.
If I'm wrong, I'm wrong. These are just the rumors I remember. There were a lot of rumors, surrounding the movie at the time. Its quite possible I was duped by a false rumor or two. If what you're saying is true, some of the merged scripts rumors may have got mixed with changed ending rumors, which is probably where that came from. The movie is also a decade old so a lot of the info I remember from back then is a little fuzzy.
I think you're the only other person other than myself who cried at the end. Great reaction! Also, I agree with you on your review of Dent becoming Two-Face and dying personality-wise. Can't wait for The Dark Knight Rises from you :)
Fun Fact: During the exploding hospital scene the part where Heath stops and messes with the trigger was improvised. There wasn't suppose to be a delay in the explosives.
You're wrong. He does care, just not about surviving his own plans. But everything he did in his movie was deeply driven by his ideology of chaos and madness at the edge of the abyss. He's not apathetic to things at all.
I've binge watched all these reactions.. I think I'm in Simp with this woman. The terminology and the accent and my god the freckles. Definately simping hard.
If you're looking for more stuff to watch or react to, you can't go wrong with more of Christopher Nolan's works, like The Prestige, Inception or Interstellar
I just found your channel and I know this was posted several months ago. I just have to say how impressed I am with your after movie discussion. For a single time watching The Dark Knight, you had such a thoughtful understanding on the movie and characters portrayed. Most folks don't seem to get half of what you picked up and really delved into the psychology. Don't ever wonder if you are 'dumb', quite the opposite. Keep up the great content and hope you enjoy many more movies.
"It's a bomb, come on, I got it and I'm blonde"
I was f*cking dying of laughter at that line XD
Me too :))
She is so funny.
Jajajajaja funny XD
Yeah omg i can’t stop laughing
Best line
Seriously! That was so cute!!
In Alan Moore’s The Killing Joke, The Joker says “If I’m gonna have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice.” Which is why The Joker tells a different story of how and why he looks the way he does.
And since it's obvious that the the killing joke is the only batman comic Nolan has read of course it got to make it in there.
@@DaDunge , well the first movie was inspired by Year One.
Also works really well because his tactic also messes with peoples’ empathy and is based on his victims’s demographics.
@@DaDunge I really thought before that this film was inspired by The Long Halloween.
i always thought ledgers joker wanted too fuck with his victims, he changes it by using his “wife” in the story against racheal, and uses his “father” (a man) against the mob boss, aswell the stories are freaky as shit, when he probably just cut his fucking face outta his own insanity 😂😂
The Joker laughing while falling to his death is not a defence mechanism. The Joker want's to prove that everyone is like him. Everyone will murder and give into chaos. Look at the interrogation scene where he tells Batman that he’ll have to break his one rule. Batman views his rule about not killing as important, it’s what separates him from the criminals. He want's Batman to kill him because he has no regard for his own well being. When Batman throws him over he feels he’s won he’s corrupted the Batman and that’s also why he sounds frustrated/disappointed when Batman rescues him.
As he said earlier. It's about sending a message.
Actually. Batman killed. It was Harvey Dent at the end. So this way Joker won. And Batman and Gordon had to create a lie..
@@seyudaev Irrelevant to the point of the joker laughing while being tossed from the roof.
Exactly. Every single one of his games is about making people into killers or proving that they already are. He wanted to make ordinary people murder Coleman Reese, he wanted a boatload of civilians prove they were as bad or worse as a boadload of criminals by killing them, and he wanted to prove Batman was the same as him by killing, preferably him.
He's laughing because he thinks he won.
It's also a bit of a callback to what Joker said earlier in the film.
"In their last moments, people show you who they really are." Facing certain death, Joker simply laughed.
What was it Bill Burr said in The Mandalorian? "Everyone has a line they won't cross, until things get messy", or something like that. Basically the same concept.
"He just killed one of your men with a pencil."
Who else wanted to hear her follow that up with, "a freaking pencil!"
Probably where the writers of John Wick got the idea.
"Who does that?"
John Wick owes Joker royalties.
@@clayjohanson You don't want John Wick owing you.
Meeeeeee
11:55 That “LOOK AT ME” sounded like it came right from the depths of hell.
It does sound like it!
Heath went deep for that :(
Listen it in italian, creepy too
Or a very scary parent.
I like the fan theory this joker was former special ops, corrupted by actions of politicians. Lose a spec ops group to torture over seas, buried story. Single lives people lose their minds. Explains how he can use a lot of military weapons and his psy ops techniques.
The first scene Heath and Christian shot together was the interrogation scene. Powerful.
Actually the fight scene at the party
And he asked to Christian to really hit him. He insisted.
@@renokru7443 I was just going to say that
@@michelangelotroccoli7748 No it wasn't. That's just the first scene in the movie. Actors film scenes out of order then it all gets put together during the editing process. The first scene they filmed together was the interrogation scene.
@@weaponsofwarfare9537 yeah I guess when they filmed the scene in wayne's HQS when joker infiltrated...and he interrupted the party and batman said...well then you'll love me...they filmed that separately...go home...
One kind of cool fact was that Bruce Wayne's Lamborghini in this movie was a model called the Murcielago, which is the Spanish word for bat. So even his civilian car is a Batmobile.
He do be having bat everything
I actually wasn't aware that murcielago translates into "Bat"
@@karlsmith2570 Murgielago translates as Bat. It's also one of the only words in spanish with all the vowels in it.
@@andresbarriga5305 huh
Learn something new everyday
The fun part here is that she is from Spain
The whole “head turning” thing was an issue with all the Batman suits since 1989. It was in-joke.
It was an explanation because if they change the suit the ignorant would freak out. Minor scene with good impact. Good way to show that Bruce isn’t a moron without pissing of the losers. Genius move. It’s not a joke, it’s practical.
@@Gnossiene369 You realize your point and JedHead77's don't have to be mutually exclusive. In fact, both of you are probably both right. There is no doubt it was a nod to the previous batman movies, while granting exposition to explain the suit's evolution. It was both an inside joke as well as an explanation the basement trolls could accept.
It was extremely intelligent and mature move on Nolan and Goyer to use the real world reason within the plot. They weren't afraid of it at all.
fun fact: the real life reasons for changing the batsuit, i.e., allowing the head to turn and being able to move faster, were incorporated as the reasons for the suit change in the film itself.
@@SuCKeRPunCH187 That’s basically what I said.
"In the last moment people show who they really are" - Joker
Joker laughs while falling to his death.
There's so many things I still find in this movie.
He's laughing because he thinks he's won. Every single one of his games are about trying to make other people into killers, and he is quite willing to die to do so.
@@Sinewmire Well said, though I think it is more about making them go against their morals/values than turning them into killers.
@@fs127 yep and ruining or breaking their souls
That line perfectly suits for Tony Stark.
“You Either die a Hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain” Love that line.
As much as I love that line. I still think Bane has the best line in the whole trilogy with the Peace...line
There's definitely an element of truth in that statement too
it's total BS, but a lovely line.
@Hiraghm it is absolutely true.
@@Hiraghm how is this bs? It's pretty much how it works for most political/historical figure. First seen as a hero and the more time goes by the more disillusioned people get.
"Surprise, motherflower" got me :P
Everyone talks about Heath's Joker, and he deserves all that praise, but they forget about Aaron Eckhart's Harvey Dent/Two Face. He did an incredible job.
No wonder he became a president in a later movie lol. Aaron Eckhart’s interpretation is still peak Two-Face.
I also think Bale's depiction of a conflicted man at the end of his rope, trying to protect others while hanging onto his morality, is HIGHLY underrated
@@majin88 It is underrated. Regardless of how people feel about the portrayal by Christian Bale, the Batman character he portrays still remains the most upstanding version in cinema and actually has a solid inspiring arc across multiple films (Batman Forever surprising came close especially within some of its deleted scenes, but it glossed over it too quickly in favor of other, more bombastic elements).
@@ofcrgry yea the batman was a true hero how he sacrificed himself in the end
Heath Ledger gave the performance of a lifetime and deserved his oscar
For sure! may he rest in peace.
Fun Fact: This was the first movie to have ever reached number 1 on IMBD in only two days and use to hold the box-office record for the largest opening weekend of all time. It made $158,411,483 in its first weekend of release.
@Where's Waldo??? ? Not during the time it came out
well-deserved. i've never seen a superhero movie (or just a movie in general) be this captivating, philosophical, and mature in recent history
@Where's Waldo??? ? Yeah I did so no one else will get confuse like you did
@Where's Waldo??? ? I’m not hiding the fact that I changed it but that’s what I originally trying to point. Tf I care about being corrected for? You’re the one coming in all hostile
Its also the first comicbook/superhero film to break 1 billion dollars.
Its also the first film to integrate IMAX shot footage, though in the film its used primarily as establishing shots. Like when Batman glides through Hongkong.
21:58 Fun fact: Joker clapping was improvised.
As was a couple of other scenes that Heath Ledger had in the movie
Like when he'd grabbed a hold of Rachel and he tells her to look at him, that's because until that scene, Maggie hadn't even seen Heath Ledger in full costume
Even the scene at the hospital, when Joker was fiddling with the detonator before boarding the bus
@@karlsmith2570 the one with the hospital has been debunked
Its so creepy.
@@karlsmith2570 no, the hospital thing is not improvised. It’s in the script. Maybe his movements in the scene were slightly improvised, (which isn’t too untypical) but the bombs being delayed, and him waiting for them to go off etc, was in the script.
@@paladinheadquarters7776 The bomb was scripted in two parts, but Heath didn't get told, that's why he fiddled with the detonator.
No lie - the story sucked me in so much that during the hospital explosion scene, I didn’t pay much attention to my seat rocking back and forth. I thought it was just vibration from the theater’s sound system. It was only when the rocking got worse that I realize we were having an earthquake (a 5.8). Thankfully nobody was hurt, but I’ll always have that memory when watching this movie
Ha Ha. Dude, I've remarked before that the movie pulled me in so hard I wouldn't have noticed if the theater was on fire. You lived it.
Sounds like the ultimate sound system.
Duaffy-The 3rd movie is called The Dark Knight Rises. Batman Returns is in different trilogy.
omg the confusion.... 😳
@@DuaffyMS Batman Returns is the 2nd movie in the Batman series and the last movie that starred Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne/Batman
Tje Tim Burton Batman movies are verry good too. The first high budged super hero movies ever made.
@@karlsmith2570 Also the last Tim Burton film as well ;)
@@DuaffyMS * I understand that there's another Batman movie coming out on March 4th, 2022. I think it's just going to be called "The Batman" starring "Robert Pattinson". It's supposed to be a reboot, where Bruce Wayne is into his 2nd year of crime fighting. In this film, I've heard that he will be more of a detective rather than an ass-kicker. He'll be going up against "The Penguin", "The Riddler" and "Catwoman" this time around.
The story of how the Joker got his scars being different every time he tells it is a nice call back to the comics, where it's been retconned so often it's become part of the character.
As the Joker himself says "Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another ...if I'm going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice!"[
reminds me of the song yellow ledbetter. everytime eddie vedder sings it live, the lyrics are different, he just makes it up, because he was so hammered when he wrote it that it never made sense to begin with
It’s also an interesting piece of psychological warfare - it’s highly probably he tailors his ‘origin stories’ to the demographic of his victim to mess with their sense of empathy.
Joker's speech to Dent is probably one of the most brilliantly written pieces of dialogue in any movie ever.
Rest In Peace, Heath Ledger. 🥀 If you notice, when he’s dressed as a nurse, his nametag says “Matilda”, his baby daughter at the time.
The only scene he got to see was the bank heist.
The laughing as he fell goes back to what he said earlier.
“In their last moments people show you who they really are”
Heath Ledger posthumously won an Oscar for his role.
Christopher Nolan has an aversion to digital effects. That truck Batman flipped over was real.
"Nolan has an aversion to digital effects."
Inception, Interstellar, Tenet:
@@bluesorcerer83 *bad digital effects
@@bluesorcerer83 more of an aversion to unnecessary digital effects.
@@Cherokee9898 let's just say he loves practical effects ahaha
When I first heard about that, it blew my mind. I was certain that it was CGI or a model, but they actually did it! They forward-flipped an eighteen-wheeler!
Dent makes a great speech about not giving in.
The counter: “no more dead cops!” 🤣
Yeah, the cop who said that was clearly angry that one of his friends had died and probably terrified he might be next. I definitely don't blame him for feeling that way, though his feelings are largely selfish. The sad thing is that because emotions are designed to overwhelm reason in the human mind, too many people too easily fall prey to emotional appeals in arguments, so his little retort probably resonated more with everybody there than anything Dent said.
The way Duaffy empathises with characters, I'd like to see her take on Falling Down with Michael Douglas.
OMG, yes!!! Duaffy, if you see this, I heartedly second this recommend. "Falling Down" (1993) is an amazing, underappreciated movie! Please give it a shot.
Wow, that is random. But good call!
Oh man, I just re-watched that recently, after many years. Amazing movie!
oh god you're right that'd be brilliant, but I think she'd end up in tears over all of the characters
THIS
🤣🤣🤣 Best line: " ...i got it, and i'm blonde!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ironic too, because not all blondes are dumb and Duaffy especially has proven herself to be quite intelligent at times.
"Dent?" "He died too?"
Her blonde powers came back.
Lol i love this girl. She's so cute. She gets so involved and emotional in the movies she's watching.
Heath leadger is my favorite Joker of all time. I miss him..
I wish we didn't lose Ledger. He was unbelievable.
The scene when the Joker blows up the hospital and is confused about the delay wasn't acted, Heath Ledger was really confused and caught off guard when the bombs blew
Agreed, this one of the best movies ever made and I think Heath Ledger's role as Joker is one of the best acting performances i have ever seen. R.I.P Heath
"Surprise, mother flower" Never change, Duaffy. Please
When the Joker says chaos is fair is his way to say that chaos doesn't discriminate
You are correct, they'd changed actresses for the role of Rachel Dawes
In Batman Begins, she was played by Katie Holmes
For this movie she's played by Maggie Gyllenhaal, the sister of Heath Ledger's "Brokeback Mountain" co-star, Jake Gyllenhaal
Turning down this movie was the biggest mistake of Katie Holmes's career. Sad too, because I actually preferred her as Rachel.
@@Rocket1377 agree, I was kind of shocked in the movie theater when I saw it is different actress
@@Rocket1377
I assumed that Tom Cruise wouldn't let her return for this film because she was married to him at the time.
The old man who mouthed off to the Joker at the party (he said, "We're not afraid of thugs!") , and who the Joker says, "You remind me of my father. I hated my father!" to, is played by US Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont. He's an actual, sitting United States Senator who is still in office.
Senator Leahy grew up a GIGANTIC fan of the Batman comics, and has made appearances in six different Batman films. He donates all his paychecks and residuals from those films to a children's library in his home town. He's said he's perfectly willing to keep making cameo appearances, especially since it helps him support the library.
This movie is on whole other level..... Masterpiece
Yes, Duaffy. You can't have slaughter without laughter.
"Do I really look like a guy with a plan?'
"I'm a dog chasing cars, I wouldn't know what to do with one it if I caught it."
"I brought him down to our level," Joker's most straightforward moment and entire modus operandi. Also, you're the only reactor who noted Batman's citywide use of the phone-sonar technology was blatantly unconstitutional - for someone merely trying to "not be dumb" you're doing a fantastic job surpassing others who are trying to be smart, subscribed..
That's why he is chaotic good in this movie, the best a hero with no superpowers can be.
It's not unconstitutional, because he's not a cop. It is immoral, and might even be illegal, though.
@@PodreyJenkin138 Yeah, "immoral" might be too strong. Maybe just say "potentially immoral, and a big problem if it fell into the wrong hands." But I still don't see how it's unconstitutional. If one private citizen spies on another private citizen, that may be illegal, but I don't think the US Constitution has anything to say about it. Only if it's a law-enforcement agency (police, FBI, etc.) doing so without a warrant, would it be unconstitutional.
@@PodreyJenkin138 Yes. One's right to privacy should not outweigh someone else's right to not be murdered.
@PodreyJenkin138 knowing the joker tho, he would have rigged the remote to detonate your own boat.
The director replaced Katie Holmes with Maggie Gyllenhaal as Rachel Dawes. Holmes choose to star in the movie "Mad Money" instead. Gyllenhaal look really nervous/scared interacting with the joker in the party scene, really good acting on her part.
Apparently, the shock of Ledger's transformation led to Sir Michael Caine forgetting his line when the Joker entered Wayne's party.
I thought the reason Katie Holmes didn't return for this film is because Tom Cruise wouldn't let her do it. She was married to him at the time.
When the joker says "very poor choice of words" and drops rachel everyone is shocked and im just laughing😂
When you said "The Crow", then corrected yourself and said "Scarecrow" I instantly thought "You need to watch The Crow! "
In the interrogation scene between Batman and the Joker. Heath Ledger told Cristian Bale to hit him as hard as he could. So the Joker was really getting Batman's best shots.
Heath ledger’s death was so sad he shouldn’t have died.
Yeah and watchiing this I was thinking I'd like to see Duaffy react to 10 things I hate about you
@@chocomog9567 shut the fuck up.
@@chocomog9567 He's pretty good and different in that movie, good call. A Knight's Tale is also worth it. It even has Vision as a bonus.
@@chocomog9567 oh I’m sorry I thought it was a hate comment, my bad, I fucked up.
@@chocomog9567 sorry I thought it was a hate comment.
"He keeps changing his story."
Yep. The real story of how Joker came to be is better left as a mystery. He keeps looking up because he's thinking up new lies to tell.
And he's entertaining himself watching reactions.
32:12 "I think you and I are destined to do this forever"
Yep 81 years and still going
Did you copy this of another videos comment?
@@paladinheadquarters7776 No. This is my favourite quote in the movie and I personally calculated the time from the Joker's first appearance in the comics.
That's the beauty behind the character---the IDEA of the Joker....Other villains of Batman and entertainment in general have motivations, whether it's power, love, to prove themselves, etc....Joker simply does not give a f**k!!
"Should do fine against cats" is a reference to the 2nd Michael Keaton Batman movie. In that one, Catwoman does get her claws into him because of a gap in the batsuit.
And a hint for catwoman being in the next movie
"I'm not crazy, I'm just ahead of the curve..."
I think heath ledger's joker was absolutely stunning I also think that Aaron Eckhart didn't get praised for his excellent performance also Gary Oldman just brilliant and he's brilliant whatever he's in....wow duaffy that was some real deep deconstruction at the end.
I have mixed feelings about Eckhart's performance though. Don't get me wrong, he literally embodied the character, but I tbink he only works in the Nolan universe in the portrayal. You see, the definitive version needs to show his schizoprenia, bipolar and dissociative identity disorder. But in here, he doesn't show any of it, and only turns into Two-Face just as a tool for the Joker.
By far the Best superhero movie. Heath was so fucking good. And he is the reason i love this movie so Much
and christian is also the perfect batman
@@user-nl4jj9uh3u he is Really good in this movie. But if i'm 100procent honest i like Keaton's batman a littel bit Better overall
@@karstenmadsen7388 thats fair. Im pretty focused on the new batman with Robert at the moment. He has great potantial.
You asked how the Joker gets all these people to work for him, he stole 46 million dollars from the opening scene bank heist
It was 68 million technically and you're absolutely right.
I wonder how far people will go for money? Are there no limits to doing terrible things for profit?
@@SamuelBlack84 Well if the person the Joker asks says no, he just kills them, I'm sure.
@@escott1981 I mean generally in real life
@@SamuelBlack84 It depends on the person. I wouldn't murder someone for any amount of money but there are some people who will murder people for a pretty low amount. Hell there are people who do it for free!
Remember the foreshadowing that Harvey said earlier in the movie?
*"You die a hero or live long enough to become the Villain."*
Harvey Dent was always the same person throughout. He wasn’t driven insane in any way. He merely cracked emotionally and morally. When Rachel died he was consumed by anger. He wanted vengeance. He wasn’t as strong as Batman, who could rise above his pain and use it. Dent became a victim to it. The Joker’s plan actually does make a whole lot of sense when you think about it. While you were grossing out over Dent’s face in hospital, Joker was explaining his plan perfectly. That people are savage monsters deep down and that it is only the laws of society that make us abide by norms. When the laws are broken down and society crumbles; the mask will slip and people show their true faces.
So he was always murderer of children? Maybe you shouldn’t have any power. We are all capable, judge like that and you might as well start shooting strangers.You American by any chance? We should act on our best instincts, not judge in others worst.
@@Gnossiene369 L
@@Gnossiene369 "What you’ve just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it."
@ClassicAdden If you can’t even grasp what the real meaning of the point I was making is then you should probably just shut it and learn to read more carefully. No I’m not American but what the fuck difference would that make?! Dildo.
Sorry, but no. Dent absolutely snaps and loses his mind. That is who the Two-Face character is. He has a split personality.
Heath Ledger’s Joker was so damn entertaining. I wish we could have gotten more of him in the 3rd movie. It’s such a shame he passed away. He was a great actor. RIP.
He was my favorite Joker
"Is he going to go against Batman too?"
Yes, Two-Face is one of Batman's earliest villains in the Rogue's Gallery
Starting out as an District Attorney and after the accident that burned the left side of his face, he became a villain
"Thats the strangest motor bike that I have ever seen." This girl is so adorable and hysterical!! AWWW It's so sweet that she was crying at the end that Batman has to take the fall. She is such a sweet person. And her thoughts on Dent are 100% right on. Shes not just pretty but very smart too.
And She says she wants to see if she is not dumb. Well no worries there! This lady is very smart! I'm kinda blown away by how smart she is!
I remember seeing this in theaters for the first time, it was awesome...
"Surprise, Mother flower." I'm borrowing that one. Great reaction vid, as always!
I actually laughed out loud when she said that! 😂😂
Duaffy,
Dent blames Gordon for not get there in time to rescue Rachel.
No. He blames him for trusting her life with cops Dent told him were corrupt.
You have my like and a drop of tear that fell at the exact same time as yours did......that is why I watch reactions.....experiencing something for the first time with a person is golden.
"I promise with my pinkie!"
Sry, but that was funny 😄
You're now my favorite reactor. You're very intelligent, you talk well, and you always get what's happening in the movies.
Fun Fact:
Heath Ledger's appearance in character as the Joker, in addition to his performance, gave a number of the other cast members the creeps
Maggie Gyllenhaal & Micheal Caine being the most notable of those who were creeped out by Heath's performance and appearance
Wasn’t Maggie Gyllenhaal actually really uncomfortable by seeing the joker in the party scene. When he’s up really close and talking about his scars. I don’t know for sure but that’s what I heard. She didn’t have to act much in the scene because he was just that amazing in the portrayal
@@christophernelson24 indeed she was
Because of the fact that she'd not Heath in fully costume and was quite disturbed by his appearance, hence the reason why you'd hear him say "Look At Me" to her in the party scene
this movie will always be one of my favorite movies the casting the music the acting the batmobile its all amazing
Joker knew who Batman was, that's why he wanted to teach him a lesson and switched the address of Harvey and Rachel. choosing Love or justice and Batman chose wrong (love/rachel) and she died if he chose justice (harvey) she would have lived
Joker tries that on everyone. Everything is a switch. I'm sure the boats all had thier own detenators, not the others.
@@cheeseburger12 yeah I know that's what I said.He wants to teach people a lesson; that everyone makes the choices he makes if they are forced.🤣🤣
"Surprise mother flower!!!" Omg that is, SOO, funny
The dark knight is the best dc movie of all time
Amen
*Best comic movie
The only issues is Batman fight is too lame
@@HellBent_ Nah, as someone who prefers Marvel it's a worthy pick for best comic book movie of all time. The problem is this incredible high simply shines a light on how far DC has fallen.
Dark Knight is one of the most incredible movie going experiences I've ever had.
Best movie of all time
"I got it and I'm blonde."
That has got to be the best line I've ever heard from a reactor.
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Heath Ledger spent about 6 whole weeks away in a motel room just to study the character of the Joker. From the movement, body language, and even the laugh. He was also into Ventriloquism a lot. And the distinctive tongue flipping Joker does was a habit Ledger did on his own.
And it’s called method acting.
actually the tongue flipping was because of flaws with the makeup, iirc.
Didn’t expect i watch the whole thing, your very nice to listen to
Harvey Two Face is a classic Batman villian in the comics, get past the tragedy of the portrayal of his creation in this adaptation. Batman Forever (1995) shows Harvey Two Face as he is long after his creation. Harvey Dent has been portrayed also before his transformation in the original 1989 Batman movie.
I still find it weird how he went from Billy Dee Williams to Tommy Lee Jones in apparently the same universe.
@@theprimo100 if Burton stayed on, Lando was supposed to get a shot at being Two-face.
14:39
Batman: "Are you alright?"
Rachel: "Yeah. I don't know _how,_ though. We _totaled_ this _car."_
Joker “If I’m gonna have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice.”
26:10
"It´s about sending a message."
"And the message is?"
"Everything burns!"
one of the best superhero movies alongside Sam Raimi's Spiderman 2
@Where's Waldo??? ? Sorry, Spiderman 2 is one of, If not the best super hero movies ever made.
@Where's Waldo??? ? that's your opnion
This movie featured the very first batman in a movie that could turn his head. Since 1989, every batman up to this point has had to turn his whole body to look around.
Fun Fact: Heath Ledger locked himself in a hotel isolated for a month with only the basics and no fancy food just reading Joker comics and practicing
voices to try and make the act of being crazy more convincing, as well as the fact he had insomnia but would sleep even less sometimes only getting 2 hours a night because of the role.
Heath Ledger ALSO looked at a lot of ventriloquist’s dummies purely because he had a phobia of them.
Separate fact about Joker: He always changes his origin story to better suit his needs, people now know he fell into a ton of chemicals, but nobody really knows what led him up to that point.
"Surprise, motherflower!" LOL
I would give anything to see a Rated R version of this movie
Why what more could you improve? I hate people think that R rating makes a better movie.
@@leftcoaster67 Never said it would make it better chief. I just wanted to see stronger language and violence. Nothing to improve on,it's my favorite MOVIE of all time
@@leftcoaster67 violence and gore increases the intensity in scenes
“He’s a bomb! C’mon. I got it and I’m blonde.” Best line I’ve heard.
In the comics, Joker doesn't have a definitive backstory, not even he remembers who he was before the accident that turned him into the Joker. Sometimes he remembers it one way, sometimes another.
Plus, there's the fact that in the comic books, Joker's backstory has been retconned so many times it's not funny (no pun intended)
@@karlsmith2570 Plus there’s also the fact that there are multiple Jokers, the 3 we’ve seen are also likely based on all the different versions from the past times DC comics has rebooted/retconned.
@@karlsmith2570 "has been retconned so many times it's not funny "
The one sentence that defines superhero comics above all others.
@@PodreyJenkin138 Well, everyone accepts the Killing Joke story as his truest backstory and various media like TV shows and games (especially the Arkham games), even the comics lean into it. Before New 52, Joker learned that a corrupt policeman Oliver Hammet set his house and pregnant wife on fire and wanted to kill him.
In the 3 Jokers story, the surviving Joker not only knows Batman's identity, but Bruce also knows Joker's real name since the first week they met but refuse to reveal them to anyone. It's also revealed that his was pregnant wife and son are still alive and went into hiding with the help of a policeman faking their deaths.
There were mix feelings about this but it still left some vague questions like how do the Jokers share the exact same memories? Where they came from? Could the name Batman knows and the pregnant wife actually belong to the Joker that lived or the ones that died?
@@ghostspider2056 and that's not including the multiverse
13:26 WHAT ARE YOU DOING on same time i spit out my food lmao
You should react to Wanted (2008) with Angelina Jolie and James McAvoy and RED from 2010 with Bruce Willis. Funny enough Morgan Freeman is in both of these too!
One of my favorite overlooked details, when Joker says he's only burning his half of the money, his half is on the bottom of the pile...when he burns it, it burns the other half of the money, as well. And kills Lao, of course.
*My personal fav movie of all time*
*Anyway, the theory is that Joker was actually a war veteran. That would explain his ravenous nature and tactical instincts*
That was what I thought when I saw the movie opening night.
Yeah. Also his understanding of IEDs, especially phone operated ones.
Psychological warfare too. Had to have had T&I experience. Even his ‘origin stories’ seem to be tailored to victims’ demographics.
Gordon: * literally gets shot *
Duaffy: _HOW COULD HE DIEEEE???_
The Joker is a manipulative genius. As later shown, that is how.
"Batman even comes to China to fight crime!!!!" Omg man, you're precious. Lol. So funny
I always felt that the changing story behind the scars was one of the coolest things, but felt they needed a third story. Then I found out originally that third story was in the script of the third movie. Joker was supposed to give the third story at his trial with all his make up off. Then Heath Ledger died and that plan went out the window. Also apparently Two-Face was supposed to be rampaging across the city during that third movie. But with the plan destroyed they rewrote the ending of the second movie and re-shot it so Dent dies at the end of the second.
That’s not really true. Goyer wrote scripts for two films which Nolan condensed into a single script. Originally Dent wouldn’t show up until the third movie. They didn’t change the ending because of Heath’s death
@@MikeTaffet There were a variety of rumors surrounding it. I'm only relaying on the one I heard most and believed based on sources. Nolan wasn't originally sure he was going to do a third movie so he merged the scripts so it could stand alone. It was originally designed as a two part affair. But they did leave it open to continue the Joker storyline and rumor has it, had loose plans to do so, using some of the scrapped material, if they continued to the third (which was still unsure). So apparently they'd keep the trial scene(s), just without Dent running it (which pre-merge Dent wasn't Two-Face yet). I'd heard Dent's death in two was tacked on, since he wasn't set up to carry a main villain role for a whole movie the way Joker was. So any chance of continuing with him being the main villain would be awkward at best if they did continue. I could be wrong on some of it, since this is parsed together from a variety of rumors, but that's what I've heard.
@@chuckmanion1128 The court scenes in the 3rd movie would certainly have made more sense with Two-Face than they did with Scarecrow, so I suspect you are on to something there. Seems they had issues with continuity after Heath passed away and they didn't manage to address them very well, killing off Two-face and not having any Joker really accelerated an end to the franchise. Once they had closer on the league of Assassins, that was Bale's Batman done and done.
Literally a straight up lie. Filming was done when Heath died. No scenes were rewritten or reshot.
If I'm wrong, I'm wrong. These are just the rumors I remember. There were a lot of rumors, surrounding the movie at the time. Its quite possible I was duped by a false rumor or two. If what you're saying is true, some of the merged scripts rumors may have got mixed with changed ending rumors, which is probably where that came from. The movie is also a decade old so a lot of the info I remember from back then is a little fuzzy.
I think you're the only other person other than myself who cried at the end. Great reaction! Also, I agree with you on your review of Dent becoming Two-Face and dying personality-wise. Can't wait for The Dark Knight Rises from you :)
I was sure you'd enjoy this, it's extremely well scripted, and every scene and dialogue adds to the recipe of masterpiece.
Fun Fact: During the exploding hospital scene the part where Heath stops and messes with the trigger was improvised. There wasn't suppose to be a delay in the explosives.
That’s been debunked
"I got it and i'm blond" ?? Don't say that... I respect your brain.
I almost died when she said"surprise mother flower" 😂😂😆😆😂 and it was so sincere ❤️❤️❤️
sadly this was one of Heath Ledger's last films, who sadly passed away in the same year the dark knight was released
42:51 You ain't dumb; you are insightful and articulate. Your explanation made perfect sense.
Laughing is not his mechanism of defense. He truly DOES NOT care.
You're wrong.
He does care, just not about surviving his own plans. But everything he did in his movie was deeply driven by his ideology of chaos and madness at the edge of the abyss. He's not apathetic to things at all.
@@cormano64 Then how am I wrong? You just said that I'm right. he did not care about dying. He wasn't laughing as a means to deal with it.
Your empathy, and compassion for the characters in this, as fun to watch develop as this work of art!❤️👍
I've binge watched all these reactions.. I think I'm in Simp with this woman. The terminology and the accent and my god the freckles. Definately simping hard.
24:18 - "I got it & I'm Blonde" You are too funny!!
If you're looking for more stuff to watch or react to, you can't go wrong with more of Christopher Nolan's works, like The Prestige, Inception or Interstellar
Not a fan of Interstellar at all
I just found your channel and I know this was posted several months ago. I just have to say how impressed I am with your after movie discussion. For a single time watching The Dark Knight, you had such a thoughtful understanding on the movie and characters portrayed. Most folks don't seem to get half of what you picked up and really delved into the psychology. Don't ever wonder if you are 'dumb', quite the opposite. Keep up the great content and hope you enjoy many more movies.