Truly amazing acting. So sad what happened to him but he will be remembered for this role he played and put his all into. Truly is art when you watch and see how much he was into this role. RIP
@DaKidsReact you should check out the imaginarium of Dr parnassus. It was deaths last movie he did that he actually wasn't able to finish because he passed.
The semi truck flip was real, no cgi or fakery. Christopher Nolan loves real effects in his movies. In “Tenet” he really blew up a big-ass 747. Dude is for real.
Yeah, that was after the digital effects company hired to do the truck flip spent 100s of man hours on it, only for Nolan to decide he wanted to go practical after all. The company weren't paid for the unused shot, even though it was complete. Things like that really make me hate Hollywood at times.
And, afaik, the trigger failing, prompting the Joker to turn and go "wtf", was not scripted. He missed the timing and improvised to save the only take they had.
You can tell: it's impossible to actually fully recreate those real sounds of rock and metal and fire. Nolan is the best at in-camera effects. Almost every time, it looks better to use real sets and miniatures than even the best CGI (though high-quality make-up and puppets, etc. has been remarkable since at least the 1980s). (Having said that, I'm weirdly pro-early CGI such as with Star Wars 1. It's not great, but it was early, so it's unreasonable to demand any better -- some of it could have been done in-camera, but a lot of CGI is actually required. For this reason, you don't see much truly insane with Nolan other than a few moments, and he has used some CGI, but he tries not to, and never uses digital film, to my knowledge. His high-quality film (of many mm) means that the final look is extremely high-quality at any res, though digital cameras are now high-quality.)
@@pabloc8808yeah but you saw how Ledger got TF on that bus real quick when it did start to blow.😅 There is a deleted scene shot on the bus with the Joker was in the frame and through the bus windows you can see the “hospital” blowing up, Ledger ever the method actor stared straight ahead as the bus was pulling away. It’s terribly sad that he died shortly before the release of the film. He never heard the acclaim he received for his portrayal.
We totally agree. Like we said during the reaction, he is so irrational and does things on a whim. So whatever feels right to him in the moment is what is done.
In comics Joker himself said he made up so many stories of his origin he forgot which one is real. So no he doesn't remember what his origin story was. Heath killed the role, amazing performance ❤️🔥
There's a fan theory that Joker is a military veteran and endured so much psychological warfare that's all he knows now. His whole plan is to seem random.
Joker telling different stories about his past is a reference to the comic Batman: The Killing Joke. In it, Joker provides a tragic explanation for how he turned to life of crime and went insane. But afterwards, he recants his story and admits that he doesn't truly remember. He ultimately says, "If I were to have an origin story, I prefer it to be multiple choice." It highlights Joker's unpredictability and how nothing he says can be trusted.
The best theories states that he did likely grow up in an abusive home, joined the military and became a black ops specialist, he received his scars in a war zone, which may be referenced when he says no one bats an eye at a truck full of soldiers being blown up. His skills all line up with someone trained in the military, and his lack of ID may mean he had his records hidden. Not saying it's true, but it is an interesting idea.
Yup. Although there is one part that is most likely 100% truth because even Batman remembers it as he was there and caused it by accident. It was that the guy, who Joker originally was, was wearing the Red Hood mask and who fell into the vat of chemicals which finally messed him up for good. But what happened before and what led into the person into wearing that mask and be there is unknown.
We haven’t seen any Star Wars movie so we can’t speak to Vader but for me (Sheim) I would have to throw Bane on that list after watching the Dark knight rises!
@@DaKidsReact Darth Vader is iconic. He's probably the greatest villain-character ever made. Yeah, Tom Hardy, as Bane killed it. Tom Hardy kills everything he does
@@DaKidsReact , Idk if u guys have seen any of the MCU movies (Marvel), but "Thanos" is a badass villain! Sooo good! Actually, Thanos could be in my top-3.
I still think Jack nickleson was better, but in a time when comic book movies were going for most realism, yes, he was the best. Even compared to the later live adaptations.
Heath Ledger's Joker is some of the best acting I have ever seen and I am an avid movie watcher. Rarely does someone encompass a character like Heath did with the Joker.
The Joker was supposed to be the villain for the third movie, but Heath Ledger died before this one was even in theaters, and they thought it would be disrespectful to re-cast him. So, for the third movie they just don't mention The Joker. They did manage to create a very good villain for that movie as well, but it's hard to watch this movie and not want to see more Heath Ledger as Joker.
Ledger was so good, and this movie ended so well, I would've had zero complaints if Nolan never made a third one. I think Rises is the weakest of the trilogy but it's still a really good movie and I love Tom Hardy's portrayal of that movie's villain. Still, if they had ended it here, it would've been a great ending for the story.
Michael Caine was supposed to have a line when Joker burst into the fundraiser. Apparently, he was so caught off guard by Ledger's performance that he just forgot.
Literally like you can’t trust anything this guy says lol…. but it’s confusing because you know that you shouldn’t trust him so is the right thing to do is trust what he is saying 😂🤯
Like you im convinced that was the case especially going back to “in their last moments people show you who they really are”. So I definitely believe that he was just trying to prove who was actually less moral, the civilians or the prisoners. You’d think the civilians because their option to kill is criminals but that would make them all complicit to a mass murder.
Great reaction, and it's refreshing to see reactors who pick up on all the little details. I don't know why it annoys me so much when people miss everything, but it does.
Like when reaction channels go from reactions to commentary? Bugs the crap out of me, they get so busy talking and asking pointless questions they miss half of what they are watching. I've unsubed to so many channels because of this. These dudes haven't done that yet. Yeah they miss shit but we all do that on a first view. Hell I've missed shit on the 20th viewing. I'm digging these dudes so far.
I think most people on their first watch forget that Lao is on top of the pile of money when Joker burns it, so nice catch there. I watched the movie multiple times, and I don't think I caught it until I saw someone point it out online. People I've mentioned that to didn't catch it either and I don't think I've seen another Dark Knight reaction video where the reactor notices it.
Alfred's speech at 28:22 speaks to a lot of people not only within our American culture in the streets but to humanity as a whole throughout history. People become so traumatized, convinced that they have nothing left to lose, and live to hurt the world while they're still here if not survive long enough to be given lifelong prison sentences for it. Even when it comes to somewhat known up to famous rappers, it takes only one anything to see a whole crash out, and that's human behavior all the way when nothing to lose becomes a reality.
@steved1135 honestly, I always forget about the 2nd one because up until a couple months ago, the only way I had ever seen it was on the PSP 🤣 With that being said, I think i enjoyed 1 and 2 about the same. We won't mention 3 though 🤣
It was so fun to rewatch this with y'all 😂"You complete me" is a famous line from the 1996 film Jerry Maguire. The Joker's dialogue is amazingly written. This film really is a masterpiece.......back to Jerry Maguire ❤you guys will love it and it needs to be on your list. Tom Cruise and Cuba Gooding Jr give fantastic performances.
Michael Cain who played Alfred brilliantly, first saw Heath Ledger in Joker make up at the party for Harvey Dent when he walked out of the elevator. He was so scared and startled when Joker walked in that he forgot his line. That's one example of how incredible Heath's performance of Batman's arch nemesis was...
12:22 The perfect irony of the Spawn calling the Joker a Freak. If you haven’t seen the Spawn, add it to your list of Comic Book Movies. I guess Spawn is like the Punisher Deadpool Hancock Venom type of anti-hero but he was the first black lead cast of comic book films that I saw.
New to the channel. I love this triology and this was a great reaction to TDK. I'm not sure I've seen anyone else suspect he switched the addresses. Definitely gonna check out more of y'alls content.
Been watching this movie the better part of 15-16 years and i still grt chills at the end with Gordon talking yo his son about Batman being the watchful guardian. The Dark Knight
Fun fan theory about the Joker's backstory: he's an Iraq war veteran, specifically spec ops specializing in intel and interrogation, wounded by an IUD. He preaches chaos, but is very tactical, precise, knowledgeable in multiple weapons and defense tactics, and many other clues. The cherry on top is the line at 48:17 "never start with the victims head it gets all fuzzy and they can't feel the next..*hand slam*" which sounds more like someone with training in the matter instead of a serial killer. "When a truck load of soldiers get's blow up in iraq NOBODY freaks out...because its all part of the plan" and his knowledge of the manual of arms at the funeral are also indicators of military training that not just anyone would know the timing of.
Starting watching you guys with the band of brothers series and have watched every video since. Much love for you both. Haven’t seen you guys do much sports movies but if you would take any suggestions I would love to see you do Miracle.
Appreciate all the love and support! We appreciate more than you know and we’ll definitely have to jump into the sports space at some point. I (Sheim) believe I watched some of that awhile ago🤔
I really don't have any movies to suggest for you to watch, I just enjoy the reactions to the movies you do watch. I forgot how much fun I had going to the theatre with my sons to see this. We love a talented villain. RIP Heath Old Musician From Seattle
Appreciate the love and support, that is what we enjoy most about making these reactions. We are able to create or brush up on feelings that many people felt when watching this for the first time.🖤 love from da kids🔥
For me, Dark Knight is the best batman movie in all the franchise....heath ledger has the best portrayal of joker...even the one acting Dent. Overall, this movie is the best. Thank you for your reaction. Your shocked faces during the bat mobile turn into the bike is precious. I can imagine thats the same reaction i have pn my face when i watched this movie. Thank you for this reaction. Keep safe ❤️
Look at Abraham Swizzle over here. 1:06:03. Two BoB members, actually. First one at the time stamp is Talbert who got stabbed by Smith also known as The Night of the Bayonet, and then Cobb, the drunkard.
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Hey nice reactions man. Just gotta say this real quick because a lot of reactors don't seem to pick up on this. In the first Movie Alfred pretty much tells Bruce, that if he does not want people to suspect him being Batman, he should act more like people would expect a billionaire to behave - meaning all the expenisce cars, boats and women are just an Act Bruce pools off to be seen as an eccentric billionaire, that would never fight crime for the people at night. It's when Alfred says something along the lines off: ''If you start pretending to have a little fun, you may actually get any'' And its also refrenced when Bruce meats Rachel the first time after coming back when he says : ''All this... It's not me.... I am more.'' And Rachel answers with the pretty famous quote: ''It's not who we are underneath, but what we do that defines us.''
After many years I realized joker says “don’t start with the head the victim gets all fuzzy” He purposely mixes up the addresses, proving the point of hitting the head first.
it might have been Heath Ledger's last role in film, but damn did he knock that shit out of the park. i remember being young and not knowing him, so i had no opinion of him being cast as the joker. it was wonderful to see with fresh eyes. this was a favored memory of my childhood that reminds me - fun trivia for film details. around 32:52 the window springs open, and the sniper shoots the opening blinds, but another gun in the 21-gun salute fires a live round, right at that window. there are two sets of sparks, basically a primed weapon in the Joker's hand. takes immense planning to even think of that sort of thing
Potentially already posted in other comment, but Heath Ledger is actually in the scene where Bruce, Rachel, and Harvey have dinner together. Behind Bruce is the back of a man’s head with wavy brown hair right at the next table. The joker was having dinner in the same restaurant while also tailing Harvey Dent closely. Batman and the Joker were back to back and never even knew it
I'm sure you've already watched TDKR but I know you know Pittsburgh a little bit and they filmed a ton of it throughout the city (Oakland, East Liberty, Downtown, "Heinz Field"). Excited to see you notice at least the Steeler cameos.
i remeber i saw this in theatres and i accidently had waaaay too much chiplotle and had to poop but didnt want to leave but i did and i missed the part where they arrested harvey but i came back in time for the truck flip. Also fun fact, the guy who played the dude who tried to blackmail batman is the DJ from slipknot.
Little known fun fact, according to Bob Kane the original creator of Batman "The Joker" throughout all the comic issues, shows, movies, cartoons, even video games and specials "Like the Killing Joke"(HIGHLY RECOMMEND BTW)..., but through everything The joker doesn't actually have an origin story not a real one, he constantly changes his origin story, sometimes it is made to seem as if he was so mentally and psychologically tortured and damage that he's incapable of remembering his real origin to trauma, in other instances is it very much seems as if he's purposely just screwing around with people or doctors who are attempting to psychoanalyze him. Regardless his actual Origin and how he got his scars or his facial deformities / disfigurement, depending on which version you are watching or reading, always changes and they've been pretty clear it's going to stay that way no one will actually know where or how the joker became what he is beyond a rumor. Which I'm sorry maybe I'm alone but I think that is so hard
That end gets me too, fellas. The "Dark Knight" Joker is the best version, solely because of Heath Ledger's performance. Hans Zimmer and Christopher Nolan are a perfect pairing (Director and Composer).
Check out the ancillary bonus shorts called GOTHAM TONIGHT in which Wayne and Dent ad Gordon and Maroni are interviewed by Anthony Michael Hall. A breaking news interruption at one point is the bank robbery where Joker
No sure if true. Sounds true. Around 26:30 when he grabbed her face. I heard that wasn't in the script. And she was looking over at the Director because she was confused. And he turned her face to look at him. Heath Ledger man. 😯
Fun fact: Whilst filming the scene where The Joker crashes Dent's party, some pyrotechnics malfunctioned and set fire to Maggie Gyllenhaal's dress. Heath ended up throwing himself on top of her to put out the flames.
Also probably contributed to his demise, along with the medicine/drug coctails he was taking. His health, physical and mental, was a probably a mess after this movie.
@MaaZeus The drugs got him, not this. The rest of the cast and crew were very adamant that Heath was himself off camera. He wasn't putting himself in some dark place, he was playing a part and knew when to flip the switch. The idea that the Joker role "killed" Heath Ledger is entirely false.
Probably, but if he wants to prove a point to others then it would be better if only one ship blows and and he could point the finger and say "see!?". If they both blow up then he has hard time convincing anyone on his way of thinking. More likely the detonator was for the ship it is in and he lied about it. Not only one ship blowing up would prove his point he can get a good laugh about karma being a bitch. 😁
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When heath ledger was originally casted as the joker, everyone was mad af....then he shut everyone tf up
Lmao foreal proved everybody wrong who talked shit about him.
I remember laughing when I heard that...all these years later and he's still my favorite. Talk about foot in mouth lol...
Bro I remember that lmfao everyone was saying he couldn’t possibly fit the role lol😂😂 now look at them lol
I wasn’t mad but I definitely asked… “you mean the dude from A Knights Tale?!”
But I did love The Patriot.
@@slaaneshhedonite7068 Honestly didn't like any movie with him before this
the last lines of gordon to his son with the music....chills EVERY time! 'because he can take it!' ...
Heath Ledger was BRILLIANT as the Joker. He just ate up the screen - it’s like you can’t take your eyes off him. RIP
Truly amazing acting. So sad what happened to him but he will be remembered for this role he played and put his all into. Truly is art when you watch and see how much he was into this role. RIP
@@DaKidsReactits so sad because he died thinking the world hated him as the joker 😭😭😭
@DaKidsReact you should check out the imaginarium of Dr parnassus. It was deaths last movie he did that he actually wasn't able to finish because he passed.
The semi truck flip was real, no cgi or fakery. Christopher Nolan loves real effects in his movies. In “Tenet” he really blew up a big-ass 747. Dude is for real.
Well...SOME CGI. They had to digitally paint out the ram, and the hole in the pavement.
He also blew up the building that was Gotham Hospital
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Yeah, that was after the digital effects company hired to do the truck flip spent 100s of man hours on it, only for Nolan to decide he wanted to go practical after all. The company weren't paid for the unused shot, even though it was complete. Things like that really make me hate Hollywood at times.
That was a real hospital that they blew up. It was scheduled for demolition so they used it. They only got one chance.
And, afaik, the trigger failing, prompting the Joker to turn and go "wtf", was not scripted. He missed the timing and improvised to save the only take they had.
You can tell: it's impossible to actually fully recreate those real sounds of rock and metal and fire. Nolan is the best at in-camera effects. Almost every time, it looks better to use real sets and miniatures than even the best CGI (though high-quality make-up and puppets, etc. has been remarkable since at least the 1980s). (Having said that, I'm weirdly pro-early CGI such as with Star Wars 1. It's not great, but it was early, so it's unreasonable to demand any better -- some of it could have been done in-camera, but a lot of CGI is actually required. For this reason, you don't see much truly insane with Nolan other than a few moments, and he has used some CGI, but he tries not to, and never uses digital film, to my knowledge. His high-quality film (of many mm) means that the final look is extremely high-quality at any res, though digital cameras are now high-quality.)
It was actually an old candy factory they dressed up as a hospital.
@@pabloc8808yeah but you saw how Ledger got TF on that bus real quick when it did start to blow.😅 There is a deleted scene shot on the bus with the Joker was in the frame and through the bus windows you can see the “hospital” blowing up, Ledger ever the method actor stared straight ahead as the bus was pulling away.
It’s terribly sad that he died shortly before the release of the film. He never heard the acclaim he received for his portrayal.
that dinner scene always gets me "lets put a couple tables together" then it shows them all sitting around one little table lmaoo
Joker's mind is so warped. . .I doubt he even remembers what his real origin story is.
We totally agree. Like we said during the reaction, he is so irrational and does things on a whim. So whatever feels right to him in the moment is what is done.
He just wants to watch the world burn.
In comics Joker himself said he made up so many stories of his origin he forgot which one is real. So no he doesn't remember what his origin story was. Heath killed the role, amazing performance ❤️🔥
@@patrikmrtvy7907He also said he preferred his backstory to be multiple choice, hence the multiple stories of the scars.
There's a fan theory that Joker is a military veteran and endured so much psychological warfare that's all he knows now. His whole plan is to seem random.
Joker telling different stories about his past is a reference to the comic Batman: The Killing Joke. In it, Joker provides a tragic explanation for how he turned to life of crime and went insane. But afterwards, he recants his story and admits that he doesn't truly remember. He ultimately says, "If I were to have an origin story, I prefer it to be multiple choice." It highlights Joker's unpredictability and how nothing he says can be trusted.
it also subverts our expectation that there IS a reason he's the way he is...there isn't...good people ask why because they don't understand evil
OHHHHhhhhhhh! Thank you! That's cool to know
The best theories states that he did likely grow up in an abusive home, joined the military and became a black ops specialist, he received his scars in a war zone, which may be referenced when he says no one bats an eye at a truck full of soldiers being blown up. His skills all line up with someone trained in the military, and his lack of ID may mean he had his records hidden. Not saying it's true, but it is an interesting idea.
Yup. Although there is one part that is most likely 100% truth because even Batman remembers it as he was there and caused it by accident. It was that the guy, who Joker originally was, was wearing the Red Hood mask and who fell into the vat of chemicals which finally messed him up for good. But what happened before and what led into the person into wearing that mask and be there is unknown.
Heath Leger's version of Joker is probably the greatest villain in Cinema & Tv history. Between Joker, Vader, and Hisenberg in my book
We haven’t seen any Star Wars movie so we can’t speak to Vader but for me (Sheim) I would have to throw Bane on that list after watching the Dark knight rises!
@@DaKidsReact Darth Vader is iconic. He's probably the greatest villain-character ever made. Yeah, Tom Hardy, as Bane killed it. Tom Hardy kills everything he does
@@DaKidsReact , Idk if u guys have seen any of the MCU movies (Marvel), but "Thanos" is a badass villain! Sooo good! Actually, Thanos could be in my top-3.
Then you havent watched much lol
I still think Jack nickleson was better, but in a time when comic book movies were going for most realism, yes, he was the best. Even compared to the later live adaptations.
Heath Ledger's Joker is some of the best acting I have ever seen and I am an avid movie watcher. Rarely does someone encompass a character like Heath did with the Joker.
The Joker was supposed to be the villain for the third movie, but Heath Ledger died before this one was even in theaters, and they thought it would be disrespectful to re-cast him. So, for the third movie they just don't mention The Joker. They did manage to create a very good villain for that movie as well, but it's hard to watch this movie and not want to see more Heath Ledger as Joker.
Ledger was so good, and this movie ended so well, I would've had zero complaints if Nolan never made a third one. I think Rises is the weakest of the trilogy but it's still a really good movie and I love Tom Hardy's portrayal of that movie's villain. Still, if they had ended it here, it would've been a great ending for the story.
It’s not sphinx with DiCaprio the original plan ?
"some men just want to watch the world burn" exposition is one of the best in cinema of the past twenty years.
@@apatternedhorizon so 🔥🔥🔥
Michael Caine was supposed to have a line when Joker burst into the fundraiser.
Apparently, he was so caught off guard by Ledger's performance that he just forgot.
Yep. And it was Maggie Gyllenhaal's first time seeing Heath in the makeup. Her discomfort is real.
I'm sure somebody already told you, but Heath Ledger won the Academy award for best supporting actor for this role!
Best supporting actor
@@boredommademedothis fixed
I'm convinced that the triggers blew up their own boat. Its the "joker" for christ's sake...
Fortunately it never came to that...
Literally like you can’t trust anything this guy says lol…. but it’s confusing because you know that you shouldn’t trust him so is the right thing to do is trust what he is saying 😂🤯
Like you im convinced that was the case especially going back to “in their last moments people show you who they really are”. So I definitely believe that he was just trying to prove who was actually less moral, the civilians or the prisoners. You’d think the civilians because their option to kill is criminals but that would make them all complicit to a mass murder.
Great reaction, and it's refreshing to see reactors who pick up on all the little details. I don't know why it annoys me so much when people miss everything, but it does.
Like when reaction channels go from reactions to commentary? Bugs the crap out of me, they get so busy talking and asking pointless questions they miss half of what they are watching. I've unsubed to so many channels because of this. These dudes haven't done that yet. Yeah they miss shit but we all do that on a first view. Hell I've missed shit on the 20th viewing. I'm digging these dudes so far.
4:17 thats crazy cuz when I was a kid I always identified as the villians and used to get mad when they inevitably lost. Now I admire the heroes.
Big man on the boat at the end is the real OG
I think most people on their first watch forget that Lao is on top of the pile of money when Joker burns it, so nice catch there.
I watched the movie multiple times, and I don't think I caught it until I saw someone point it out online. People I've mentioned that to didn't catch it either and I don't think I've seen another Dark Knight reaction video where the reactor notices it.
The whole interrogation room scene. PERFECTION.
PERFECTION!!
And the hospital room scene. I got a B on a criminology paper for college for referencing this and the first movie.
This movie came out the summer before my senior year in high school. I saw it twice in theaters with my friends. What a time to be alive.
This movie is one gigantic climax that most films try to capture for just 2 minutes. Literally every scene the stakes get higher and crazier
Alfred's speech at 28:22 speaks to a lot of people not only within our American culture in the streets but to humanity as a whole throughout history. People become so traumatized, convinced that they have nothing left to lose, and live to hurt the world while they're still here if not survive long enough to be given lifelong prison sentences for it. Even when it comes to somewhat known up to famous rappers, it takes only one anything to see a whole crash out, and that's human behavior all the way when nothing to lose becomes a reality.
It puts the chair against the door.
That single moment makes the movie for me.
Can’t wait for the The Dark Knight Rises, perfect triology, loving the reactions keep it up!
In the comic books, the Joker once said, "When it comes to my personal history, I prefer multiple choice."
Best 'superhero/comic book' movie of all time. Brilliance. Oscar worthy Ledger performance.
I think it's a close tie between this, the first Spiderman, and the first X-Men. Really all depends on personal taste.
@@JB-md7db Agreed. Until I saw this, the 2nd Spider-man Raimi movie was my number one. Though it's still my number one Spider-man movie...
@steved1135 honestly, I always forget about the 2nd one because up until a couple months ago, the only way I had ever seen it was on the PSP 🤣
With that being said, I think i enjoyed 1 and 2 about the same. We won't mention 3 though 🤣
@@JB-md7db lol Agreed. Shame they never made a 3...
One of the best movies ever made!! Great reaction bros
Appreciate the love!!
Dark knight is the best DC movie, Logan for Fox, infinity war for MCU.
i couldn't agree more but i will anyway...
I 100% agree. Of those 3 series, those are my favorites in each one.
It's not even really close is it?
and Spiderverse for Sony
@@austin-on4rk Great add. Those are awesome! I can’t wait for the third one.
joker saying that hes not a guy with a plan when he puts his hand over the hammer when he puts the gun to his head
You guys are one of my favorite channels, much love from finland👍
These words hit the heart!! Appreciate the love and support!!
Easily one of the best movies made this century
Totally agree🔥
Fun fact This movie won the Oscar for best sound editing.
Wow that's a super cool fact, we would have never known!
And Heath won one for best supporting actor
'how does he have that much control?!' HE"S BATMAN! lol
Very true!
I love the extra long form content, drives me nuts when people cut down great movies into 20 minute videos, good shit, boys 🤘
I (swizz) do as well. I have to compensate for that w/ dropping the opacity but I like to be able to follow along w/ dialogue, etc. Much love
@@DaKidsReact I do too, and enjoyed the video, keep up the good work, gentlemen
Now you need to watch the Dark Knight Rises
First time watching you guys… subscribed.
44:05: “he love it like chaos”
I smiled at the foreshadow that you didn’t even know yet was coming 😊
@@dustinboucher8102 happy you enjoyed!!! Hope you enjoy more of the content we have on the channel 👏🏾
It was so fun to rewatch this with y'all 😂"You complete me" is a famous line from the 1996 film Jerry Maguire. The Joker's dialogue is amazingly written. This film really is a masterpiece.......back to Jerry Maguire ❤you guys will love it and it needs to be on your list. Tom Cruise and Cuba Gooding Jr give fantastic performances.
Appreciate the love!! We had a blast reacting to all of the Batman movies!
The synchronized "OOOOOOOOH"'s are top tier. Great reaction 😂
Brothers be like that.
Lmao it’s weird at times it feels like we read each other’s minds😂
You guys are great at reading between the lines and catching all the nuances. Love the reaction ❤
Appreciate the love!! We literally felt like we were in the movie 😂
Michael Cain who played Alfred brilliantly, first saw Heath Ledger in Joker make up at the party for Harvey Dent when he walked out of the elevator. He was so scared and startled when Joker walked in that he forgot his line. That's one example of how incredible Heath's performance of Batman's arch nemesis was...
enjoying yalls commentary REAL ASS questions being asked
We appreciate you & much love!
Omg YAY! I'm glad this is up!! You guys are the best!! I hope you're feeling better, Swizz!!!
12:22 The perfect irony of the Spawn calling the Joker a Freak.
If you haven’t seen the Spawn, add it to your list of Comic Book Movies.
I guess Spawn is like the Punisher Deadpool Hancock Venom type of anti-hero but he was the first black lead cast of comic book films that I saw.
New to the channel. I love this triology and this was a great reaction to TDK. I'm not sure I've seen anyone else suspect he switched the addresses. Definitely gonna check out more of y'alls content.
43:45 Excellent use of the shepherd scale for the sound effect of the Batpod.
The goat reactors are back with a banger. Lets go gang
Nice my guys... You gotta watch the finale now. Mixed reviews but I still liked it.
We loved it. We watched it July 11th
@@DaKidsReact didn't see the reaction. My bad
Def check out Monkey Man. Came out this year. Highly entertaining.
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Bruh…you guys at 42:20 got me
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Since Batman vanished after Dent died, it would be easy for Gotham folks to believe that Dent was telling the truth when he claimed he was the Batman.
Very true I guess we didn’t look at it that way🤔
Always top reactions guys. 👊🏻 from the UK
Been watching this movie the better part of 15-16 years and i still grt chills at the end with Gordon talking yo his son about Batman being the watchful guardian. The Dark Knight
Fun fan theory about the Joker's backstory: he's an Iraq war veteran, specifically spec ops specializing in intel and interrogation, wounded by an IUD. He preaches chaos, but is very tactical, precise, knowledgeable in multiple weapons and defense tactics, and many other clues. The cherry on top is the line at 48:17 "never start with the victims head it gets all fuzzy and they can't feel the next..*hand slam*" which sounds more like someone with training in the matter instead of a serial killer. "When a truck load of soldiers get's blow up in iraq NOBODY freaks out...because its all part of the plan" and his knowledge of the manual of arms at the funeral are also indicators of military training that not just anyone would know the timing of.
I like it
The last 10 min or so is cinematic and story telling perfection
Starting watching you guys with the band of brothers series and have watched every video since. Much love for you both. Haven’t seen you guys do much sports movies but if you would take any suggestions I would love to see you do Miracle.
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I really don't have any movies to suggest for you to watch, I just enjoy the reactions to the movies you do watch. I forgot how much fun I had going to the theatre with my sons to see this. We love a talented villain. RIP Heath Old Musician From Seattle
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For me, Dark Knight is the best batman movie in all the franchise....heath ledger has the best portrayal of joker...even the one acting Dent. Overall, this movie is the best. Thank you for your reaction. Your shocked faces during the bat mobile turn into the bike is precious. I can imagine thats the same reaction i have pn my face when i watched this movie. Thank you for this reaction. Keep safe ❤️
I enjoyed re-watching with you guys.
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Batman really became Itachi Uchiha at the end lol
Rest in peace Heath Ledger. Was amazing as the Joker and many other movies, inlcuding A Knight's Tale - one of the best!
Love the channel! Would be great to see you guys react to The Hurricane, great true story, one of Denzel Washingtons best performances!
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1:06:03. Two BoB members, actually. First one at the time stamp is Talbert who got stabbed by Smith also known as The Night of the Bayonet, and then Cobb, the drunkard.
Frak! I never caught that.
I'm grateful I got to see this in theaters. It was so good!
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Awesome reaction
Hey nice reactions man.
Just gotta say this real quick because a lot of reactors don't seem to pick up on this.
In the first Movie Alfred pretty much tells Bruce, that if he does not want people to suspect him being Batman, he should act more like people would expect a billionaire to behave - meaning all the expenisce cars, boats and women are just an Act Bruce pools off to be seen as an eccentric billionaire, that would never fight crime for the people at night.
It's when Alfred says something along the lines off: ''If you start pretending to have a little fun, you may actually get any''
And its also refrenced when Bruce meats Rachel the first time after coming back when he says : ''All this... It's not me.... I am more.''
And Rachel answers with the pretty famous quote: ''It's not who we are underneath, but what we do that defines us.''
The best way to describe this movie is “building tension”, it’s so intense and every time it takes it to another level.
One of my favourite movies, great reaction!
After many years I realized joker says “don’t start with the head the victim gets all fuzzy”
He purposely mixes up the addresses, proving the point of hitting the head first.
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Best superhero movie ever. Hands down.
it might have been Heath Ledger's last role in film, but damn did he knock that shit out of the park. i remember being young and not knowing him, so i had no opinion of him being cast as the joker.
it was wonderful to see with fresh eyes. this was a favored memory of my childhood
that reminds me - fun trivia for film details. around 32:52 the window springs open, and the sniper shoots the opening blinds, but another gun in the 21-gun salute fires a live round, right at that window. there are two sets of sparks, basically a primed weapon in the Joker's hand.
takes immense planning to even think of that sort of thing
one of the craziest trilogies ever
Such an epic film 👏🏻
Truly amazing!!
Potentially already posted in other comment, but Heath Ledger is actually in the scene where Bruce, Rachel, and Harvey have dinner together. Behind Bruce is the back of a man’s head with wavy brown hair right at the next table. The joker was having dinner in the same restaurant while also tailing Harvey Dent closely. Batman and the Joker were back to back and never even knew it
WHAT?! That’s crazy we will have to go back & watch it😨
I'm sure you've already watched TDKR but I know you know Pittsburgh a little bit and they filmed a ton of it throughout the city (Oakland, East Liberty, Downtown, "Heinz Field"). Excited to see you notice at least the Steeler cameos.
Grab some popcorn? Nah bro I’m grabbing the dab pen. This is gonna be good
Guys, I came here because you are IDENTICAL to a soccer player in Brazil called Gerson, who plays for Flamengo. 😂😂😂😂😂
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Heath Ledger was absolutely BRILLIANT as Joker , one of the greatest performances of all time period. RIP.
6:17 You know, I've never thought of the batcave as a dungeon...
but now I can't un-think it as one.
Damn. You looked away at the exact moment that Rachel’s face caught on fire.
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i remeber i saw this in theatres and i accidently had waaaay too much chiplotle and had to poop but didnt want to leave but i did and i missed the part where they arrested harvey but i came back in time for the truck flip. Also fun fact, the guy who played the dude who tried to blackmail batman is the DJ from slipknot.
The hotel explosion scene was completely improvised. The explosives didnt go off in time so he stayed in character until the bombs went off.
I nead the beard routine. Yall shining lol
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@@DaKidsReact dang ☹️😂😂😂
Best batman movie of all time.
Little known fun fact, according to Bob Kane the original creator of Batman "The Joker" throughout all the comic issues, shows, movies, cartoons, even video games and specials "Like the Killing Joke"(HIGHLY RECOMMEND BTW)..., but through everything The joker doesn't actually have an origin story not a real one, he constantly changes his origin story, sometimes it is made to seem as if he was so mentally and psychologically tortured and damage that he's incapable of remembering his real origin to trauma, in other instances is it very much seems as if he's purposely just screwing around with people or doctors who are attempting to psychoanalyze him. Regardless his actual Origin and how he got his scars or his facial deformities / disfigurement, depending on which version you are watching or reading, always changes and they've been pretty clear it's going to stay that way no one will actually know where or how the joker became what he is beyond a rumor. Which I'm sorry maybe I'm alone but I think that is so hard
Alfred is a veteran, in other comics, Bruce /Batman first mentor
That end gets me too, fellas.
The "Dark Knight" Joker is the best version, solely because of Heath Ledger's performance.
Hans Zimmer and Christopher Nolan are a perfect pairing (Director and Composer).
Check out the ancillary bonus shorts called GOTHAM TONIGHT in which Wayne and Dent ad Gordon and Maroni are interviewed by Anthony Michael Hall. A breaking news interruption at one point is the bank robbery where Joker
Ready for Dark knight rises!!
We lovedddddd it!!
yall gonna love man of steel then batman V superman ! those two are so dope
This entire trilogy is marvelous!
FIRE!! DKR coming tomorrow🔥
For real, I couldn’t live with myself if I hit that button, IF it was for the other ship.
Christopher Nolan loves opening with a heist. Same in Inception :)
No sure if true. Sounds true.
Around 26:30 when he grabbed her face.
I heard that wasn't in the script. And she was looking over at the Director because she was confused.
And he turned her face to look at him.
Heath Ledger man. 😯
I saw this in theaters 4 times
As you should! lol
I saw it 5 times lol!
Fun fact:
Whilst filming the scene where The Joker crashes Dent's party, some pyrotechnics malfunctioned and set fire to Maggie Gyllenhaal's dress. Heath ended up throwing himself on top of her to put out the flames.
Health Ledger only slept 30 minutes a day when filming this movie. It really added to his performance as the Joker.
That is truly insaneeeeeee
Also probably contributed to his demise, along with the medicine/drug coctails he was taking. His health, physical and mental, was a probably a mess after this movie.
@MaaZeus The drugs got him, not this.
The rest of the cast and crew were very adamant that Heath was himself off camera. He wasn't putting himself in some dark place, he was playing a part and knew when to flip the switch.
The idea that the Joker role "killed" Heath Ledger is entirely false.
In my opinion The Joker didn't care who hit the button so if either button was pressed, both ships would blow simultaneously
Probably, but if he wants to prove a point to others then it would be better if only one ship blows and and he could point the finger and say "see!?". If they both blow up then he has hard time convincing anyone on his way of thinking. More likely the detonator was for the ship it is in and he lied about it. Not only one ship blowing up would prove his point he can get a good laugh about karma being a bitch. 😁