Maybe he just acted and let chaos decide the outcome of his choices. After all, chaos is fair. It knows no boundary. Chaos acts in complete randomness.
He lied about everything bro. He has plans and planned everything ahead of time. He just lies to manipulate others. But that didn't work on the batman.
This line is from the movie The Dark Knight, spoken by the character Harvey Dent/Two-Face. It underscores the theme of the consequences of one's actions and the idea that those who seek to manipulate and deceive others often end up suffering themselves. It serves as a cautionary reminder about the dangers of dishonesty and manipulation in relationships and in life.
Nolan even felt to need to do a quick zoom into the subtle facial reactions of the joker saying that, absolutely stellar filming, editing, and above all an all time great performance by Heath.
Just proves that even if you are in on the plan or the inside of the group, that doesn't mean that you won't be a sacrifice or be turned on at some point. Anyone can be deceived, and that is what the Joker basically pointed out...or what he tried to convince Harvey of.
One of the greatest performances in cinematic history, I love the "I'm a dog chasing a car, I wouldn't know what to do if I got one". The gestures and voice inflections are just staggering.
@@ashtonnc-17 That's not what happened, Heath didn't go insane. That's just what the media tells you. He died of an accidental overdose because he had problems sleeping.
@@davidgormunt9031 He is a schemer though, probably the biggest in the movie. Like when he's fighting batman at the very end of the movie, there's a shot of the clock striking midnight right above some elaborate drawings and plans. He says he doesn't have any plans, but that whole debacle seemed to be expertly planned and almost got executed perfectly too.
Just imagine this Joker doing normal things like going to sleep or eating a sandwich. Idk why but I just find it funny to imagine him doing things like that
I do that "hi" now everytime i see my ex wife since we got divorced and truly dodged a Bullet..... Still ........ she's fucking hot.... all she has to do and wave them soles😁😁😁🤫✔️
Honestly, the rest of the plan goes off, even without the Joker involved. The boats, the hostages. All he needed was Harvey to break, and you're right, he got that.
Joker has the finger on the gun safety. He's risking nothing. Joker also clearly always had plans and instructed his men and mafia to execute those. He's in total control of the situation
@@sethheristal9561 Revolvers don’t have safeties, they have a half-cock. If you have enough finger strength to hold a double-action hammer down, you’re quite strong
If people die of starvation in Gaza, or a school gets shot up, everybody says some "thoughts and prayers" bs and moves on. But if one, little old CEO gets shot in broad daylight, then everyone loses their minds! LOL, same, came back to this scene thinking the same thing.
"Do I really look like a guy with a plan?" Literally the best line in the entire film, because the nuance behind it is exceptionally deep. This entire time all he's had is a plan. He had a plan for everything. He WON. And in this moment...? He was still able to convince Harvey that he's still just pure, childish chaos. When in reality he's the smartest man in the room.
It's an interesting thing to consider. It's easy for him to appear as though he has a plan because he exists to fuck up everybody else's plan as he detests being controlled. So, every time a new plan is concocted his only plan is to make them see how futile it is. If the controllers stop trying to control, he has no reason to continue. It's an intriguing look at modern society and centralised governance.
@@Noallegiance I'd have to agree with ya. The "I just DO things" (head twitch) meant that he was a mostly spontaneous and like you said, once an actual "plan" was set, everything just seemed to fall in place for him.
That's my only criticism of this movie, Joker was too smart and had far too many plans. That's not how the character was in the comics (for the most part). This version of Joker was more like a Joker/Riddler hybrid, in my opinion.
@@GucciGlen That's the point of the movie. The joker tricks everybody in the movie, including the audience. He doesn't do anything randomly, everything is planned before hand. In final scene in the building you can see the joker reading a script of what he was going to do. In the beginning of the movie he already had a thread of his jacket attached to the smoke grenade. He's a liar, a manipulator and a hypocrite.
This applies with Ukrainians lives being valued over lives in the Middle East and Africa. Pale skinned people are seen as more important than dark skinned people.
I love how joker mocks Two-Face. “You WERE a schemer, you HAD plans, and look where that got ya.” That shit is genuinely hilarious even as horrible as it is for him to say that lol.
"Do i really look like a guy with a plan?" Dude had the ultimate plan, really, didnt he One of the best parts of his plan was making it look like he didnt have one at all. Really a brilliant character and performance by Ledger
Yeah he’s a liar a deception master that’s the brilliance behind the joker. His manipulation skills are amazing he convinced Harvey that Rachel’s death was not his fault or part or his plan when we planned all of it and turned the white knight or Gotham into everything he caught against. All due to manipulation. You could say that’s the jokers super power. His ability to control and deceive people.
pohmakas33 honestly that line was just to kinda throw Harvey off. All this shit was planned. You can tell because during the climax with the ferries he’s reading from a notebook. Clearly this guy has thought everything out. He just wants to make people think he is chaos and anarchy incarnate. Clever writing and character development. Dude’s a genius
More like amoral. And that's even scarier. Joker does not care about morality and pisses on those who do. Whether good or evil. Those are the schemers he's talking about. He doesn't want to save starving kids but neither does he want to make any particular person suffer. He just wants chaos. At least it appears so.
@@copopopocoporododoro chaos is fair. But the problem with the fairness of chaos is that it leaves us all equally drowning in the despair of our own confusion, ignorance and fear.
Joker is so good at lying that he legitimately tricked the general audience into thinking he really is an Agent of Chaos. He’s not a chaotic. He’s a calculated and manipulative mastermind who plays people like pawns. Absolutely genius
Oh he's definitely an Agent of Chaos. Yes a scheming master manipulator, calculated with every move he makes.....but its all in the name of creating chaos and anarchy Fuckin horrifying
He’s an anti planner. He doesn’t have an overall motive but to just deconstruct and destroy everyone else’s plans. So in that sense he doesn’t scheme or plan he just systematically destroys things for no reason
I think the problem was they shoved in two villains into the movie into the movie. Don't get me wrong, I love this movie but looking back, I feel that had Decker been put for a film (probably an additional one before TDKR), he would have shined more without being overshadowed.
another 'unpopular opinion' solely based on a scene played on yt. In all scenes of movies on yt, there gotta be someone who yells like 'he's the highlight!'
I find it strange that joker has yet to figure this out. I mean who else in that city could afford all the gadgets and stuff that batman uses? Did the joker really believe some white knight DA could afford all that stuff?
@@johnfkennedy8281 also the whole league of shadows from Batman begins knew Bruce is Batman. I'm pretty sure some survived at the end of the first movie. Someone there could easily tell Gordon, Joker, or the mayor that Bruce is Batman.
@@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO. i mean i know its movie plot and all but if the joker can manage to get everyone in the city to hop on ships (inmates included) and can manage to by pass security in a hospital to get to dent, who was at that moment the most protected man in Gotham.... He couldn't sniff out Bruce wayne? Again i know its just a movie. But imagine heath ledger joker finding out Bruce is Batman. Would he kill Alfred? Or would all the fun be gone and the joker just goes back to a normal guy?
I always love that "its nothing personal" line in movies. IT doesn't really matter for the people afraid of dying. Its the most intimate and personal thing for them ever to occur. Sometimes its also the last.
This line really highlights the cold, detached nature of those who are capable of taking someone's life without a second thought. To them, it's just business, just a job to be done. But for the victim, it's the end of everything they've ever known, the ultimate betrayal of trust and the ultimate act of violence. It's a chilling reminder of the fragility of life and the callousness of those who are willing to extinguish it without remorse. In the world of fiction, it may just be a line in a script, but in reality, it's a stark and brutal truth that we must confront and reckon with.
Nicholson Joker: “Do I look like I’m joking?” Ledger Joker: “Do I really look like a guy with a plan?” Phoenix Joker: “Do I look like the kind of clown that could start a movement?”
Y'know, I think Aaron Eckhart is not a very good actor, but in this movie he was Oscar-worthy. Proves that a good director can extract whatever he needs for his movie, regardless of the talent, or lack thereof.
Hot swiggity sex then why would you take the time to comment about it. Do you go through all of the ‘not funny comments’ and reply to them like this. No one asked for your opinion so stfu
"Mmm now we're talkin" That wasn't because he pulled out the coin to make his decision it's that the Joker finally made honorable Harvey Dent stoop to his level. Breaking everything Harvey stood for, breaking him as a man. Absolutely brilliant writing.
Interesting. If Dent had just skipped the coin and blown the Joker's head off, few would have seen it as 'stooping' to some lower level. It would have just been stopping a known dangerous criminal... or maybe he'd be seen as a little 'lower' if it was old-fashioned revenge. Putting it to chance and honoring the coin toss did mean that Dent was now putting something above justice or even logic and indeed stooping to become something worse... Of course, unless the Joker had no bullets in that gun he gave Dent, he was taking quite the chance. The least likely outcome of this whole thing was the Joker surviving, coin toss or not....
Yes. Here in Italy there is a.. "group" of people who evaluates you skills after 5 years of highschool and at the end of this "exam" the "main dude" asked me that exact question so I looked dead in my English teachers eyes and said "do i really look like a guy with a plan?" silence.. He started laughing so hard but the other dudes didn't catch on so he had to explain it was a quote 💀💀💀
right?and considering george floyds killer will be on trail today.....and if hes not found guilty oh boy i feel like well be seeing cilvl war 2 but itll be the people vs the cops
okay except TURKEY has wings just like mexico flag and Islam 🦉 a followers.. and myanmar anagram "Army Man" is under attacks plan/a tax plan.. does the irony/irani 🎲
@@adad87821 ok 1. get outside more no one cares about politics, 2. its one guy who got died of an overdose who cares. The media just blows it out of proportion to scare the public
Alexander Kings yet the new joker used his vest/ jacket style and hair which resembled Heaths original joker take. Joaquin copied allot while Heaths was original.
the way heath says "hi" at the beginning is just so darn brilliant. the delivery of that one word perfectly captures how everything he does and every interaction he has serves no purpose beyond that of his own amusement. he doesn't believe in anything, he doesn't care about the message, he's just having fun.
One of those movies regardless if you watch it 50 times you realize another nuance or “tick” about Heath’s joker and the rhyme and reason behind everything he says and does throughout the movie. Such a meticulous, brilliant character and portrayed flawlessly by Heath Ledger. RIP
This movie is a masterpiece. Its every little detail that matters, like The Joker using hand sanitizer. Its so comical and doesn't have any significance to the story or even the scene. Its just a layer of the his character that makes sense and is a parallel to his actual psychotic behavior. I'll never forget seeing it in theaters the day it came out. I left the movie almost speechless.
He's not psychotic, that means you see and experience things that are not real. He's psychopatic, or "suffers" from anti social personality disorder. Lack of guilt, empathy and feelings.
@@jpeg.600x2 That might be a possibility. Neither sociopathy and psychopathy are used by professional psychologists today. Sociopathy is a more common subcatagory of ASPD than psychpathy. Socopaths Are made through traumatic childhood experiences, while psychopaths are born that way. Sociopaths can have a lessened form emphaty with close family or friends, and can have fits of anger during periods of high stress, while psychopaths are incapable of true ettachments and are almost immune to emotional stress. He seems like a psychopath to me..
@@aleksanderhiller7506 no cap that seem most like it u rightf, he has no real emotional stress, he porbably went this way when he realized shame did nothing to him
I really don't think Aaron Eckhart gets enough credit for how amazing of a job he did as Harvey dent. He sells the duplicitous role so well even before he gets burned
I was just thinking. His acting is phenomenal in that scene. He says so little, but you can see him visually change throughout the scene and complete his transformation by the end.
But he didn't. He went from White Knight to pissed off knight wanting revenge. That's it. Harvey Dent/Two Face were 2 sides of the same coin with 2 distinct personalities. The comic Two Face would have struggled with taking Gordon's family hostage and threatening his kids. He would have debated it out loud. The only thing Eckhart's version has in common with the comic version is the fact that half of their faces were deformed. The rest is just a good guy gone bad.
Look closely, Joker never put his life in Two-Faces hands. Its an illusion. The revolver is loaded, however Joke has his index on the hammer, if Two Face was to pull the trigger, the gun wouldnt go off. He literally built an illusion for Two Face and won his trust.
@@muhtesemsiyanur do I really look like a guy with a plan? You know what I am? I’m a dog chasing tars, I wouldn’t know what to do with one if I caught it. Y’know, I just do things. The mobs have plans, the cops have plans, gordon’s got plans. They’re schemers. Schemers trying to control their little worlds. I’m not a schemer. I try to show the schemers how pathetic their attempt to control things really are. So when I say - ah, come here - when I say that you and your girlfriend is nothing personal, you know i’m telling the truth.
I only just noticed that as Mr Reace climbed out of the van, Bruce gives him a nod, signaling to Reace, who knows batman's identity, that he'll protect him even though he was willing to betray him
Everyone misses the single greatest part of this scene and possibly the entire movie. Look how Joker holds the gun after his little speech about anarchy and chaos. Notice anything? His fingers are on the hammer of the pistol, holding it back. That firearm is not going to fire as long as his fingers rest there. And this is why the Joker is so incredibly cunning. He has given Dent the illusion of choice. Joker is walking out of that room no matter what happens, but if luck is on his side he will have corrupted Gotham’s White Knight and beacon of hope. It’s so utterly brilliant, and so criminally overlooked.
Interesting take, but it could be a Death of the Author situation where Ledger didn't take that into account because it's not immediately obvious how a gun works. He's an actor, after all, not a marksman. It plays more to the Joker's actual point and the point of the whole scene that he not be made a hypocrite in that instance, after all, and I'd like to believe he were genuinely welcoming the chance that Harvey would kill the king to take the throne so to speak.
That's not how firearms work. It would still fire. The Joker was willing to die right then and there. Because he knew Harvey was going to carry on his work.
ye but what about Harvey throwing his coin - isn't that the same coin he used before aka the one with 2 same sides? So like he already chose what to assign to "kill" and what to "live" before ever tossing it
@@amaraclarke121 noooo please don’t think that’s the line 😂 it’s “fair” for sure. That’s kind of the entire point of Harvey dent flipping his coin. It’s unbiased. Fair.
Aside from the incredible acting, I'd just like to give appreciation to the team that were behind the design and CGI for Harvey's face. Still looks amazing 14 years later.
From his menacing laugh to his chilling monologues, Ledger's portrayal of the Joker has left a lasting impact on audiences. Some of the most memorable quotes include "Why so serious?" and "It's not about money, it's about sending a message." Ledger's performance in The Dark Knight is widely regarded as one of the best villain portrayals in cinema history, earning him a posthumous Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. The depth and complexity he brought to the character have solidified his Joker as one of the greatest villains of all time.
Not only is this by far the best Batman movie but the bar that Ledger set for anyone else to play this character is so high i just don't think anyone is going to match it, it was like this role was especially made for him and him alone.
The Joker calls himself an Agent of Chaos, but if you watch closely, every single moment of the movie he had everything perfectly under control. He even has his finger in the hammer of the gun to stop Harvey from actually shooting him. In the end, he also wins, corrupting Harvey, making people loose faith in Batman and making him break his only rule, so, all his plans were successfull.
I still think that he was waiting for the coin toss and would have let go of the hammer. Joker's plan is to be an instrument of chaos and to let it use him. Basically, his Ego has no plans for self preservation etc.
caos is just things that human can't understand and think it's the product of randomness. Obviously you missed the part were joker self delares to be ahead of the curve.
@@ultraali453 I'm sure that's what you think the case is, but OP is right. Everything he did was planned. I doubt he'd have let go of the hammer, because he plans other things. He even has a note where he recites his monologue before Batman engages him. He planned almost everything.
Look at Joker's facial expression when he utters the word "Hi..." Ledger's brilliant delivery denoted both pity and maybe even a little guilt. That line always stuck with me.
Nam Phạm it’s like meeting that one family member you knew you talked shit about recently and they heard it, but you have to try and get along at a family gathering
@@DH_Artist HAHAHAHA more like the affair, who played a significant role to your parents divorce (and is now the "regular" one), as they're trying to wish you "all the happiness" at your wedding, while being held by the cheating parent and sitted right across the cheated one on the family table 😂🤣😂🤣 !!!! I think it's THAT awkward😂🤣
@@TheMiddlingGamer Correct, it is no guarantee, by any means. It certainly CAN add to the odds of it not going off, though. in this case - and this is clearly just my opinion and speculative - I think it’s more of Ledger being mindful of his own safety and doing just a little bit extra to take ownership of his own safety on set. It’s such a tiny little detail, but prop guns are still dangerous (ask Brandon Lee). But, even if the hammer escapes his grip, the interference of his finger having been there will still reduce the force of impact when it strikes the primer. No guarantees, but, it’s a fast and dirty way of improving your survival odds when holding a prop gun mere inches from your face. I know I wouldn’t even want that thing cocked at all if I were an actor in that same situation. But, I also like the narrative that says the Joker is such a cunning manipulator he would never leave his fate to chance like that. It’s for sure an attractive narrative.
4:12 i love how Bruce give a very very subtle nod to Coleman. This implies that Bruce saved Coleman's life, and Coleman would not expose Bruce cause of it. He basically owed his life to Bruce.
It becomes even more powerful when you take into account what Lucius said to Coleman "you think your client one of the wealthiest most powerful men in the world is secretly a vigilante and your plan is to blackmail this person". That nod is basically Bruce saying "I could destroy your life in ways you couldn't even imagine but I'm choosing to save you".
lmao no, the joker already said that he wanted to kill coleman because he was going to reveal who is batman, coleman already backed out on that and was thinking about his life, bruce saving him had nothing to do with that
@@jancarlosmanon4556 but then again after the whole joker situation he still knows who Batman is he could have chose to reveal it later but doesn’t because Bruce did save his life
This is the most accurate scene of all time. He tells Harvey when I say one little old mayor will die, well then everyone loses their minds. Today one CEO dies and the exact same thing happens everyone loses it over one guy.
I mean everything we do has some kind of planning involved. I think he meant a plan in a broader sense. Like Order and Power is what he is trying to bring down.
@Boiled Egg with 100,000 Subscribers Except that he wasn't. Even if he were that is quite a shallow way of thinking from you. And if that was supposed to be some kind of a joke....a woosh for me.
I think he meant that when someone have a plan is for a greater good, that could be for the society or personal gain. Joker doesn't gain anything from the chaos that he does (he burn the money) he just do chaotics things. Just my opinion tho 👍
True. Both jokers are great. It's annoying how people say that one is better than the other, because even though they are the same character, they are pretty different.
Yeah, I lovd Joker and Phoenix did a great job. And I'll definitely be watching it again. But Heath Ledger cant be topped in my opinion. Never gets old.
"All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy. That's how far the world is from where I am. Just one bad day.” That's what I thought about during this scene.
No disrespect to Ledger but it's not comparable, Ledger's Joker is one-dimensional character but Joaquin phoenix's is complex even though some might find the latter boring
This is, in my opinion, the best and most defining moment of the whole movie. While in a moment of calm, clarity and sanity we get a deep insight as to how insane and evil the Joker is. Heath very much deserved the Oscar he received and it wasn't just a matter of what he said, but how he said it as well.
1:43 Notice how the Joker shifts from one side to the other ( from Harvey's unburnt side to the burnt side ), representing also the shift in Harvey's role in the movie from a hero to a villain.
Amazing observation. It was like he was apologizing to the small piece of human left but greeting the dark side in while joker relates to. Also I feel that joker was bored with having all the fun with himself but wanted to bring someone down on to his level of insanity
I believe he was thinking something like : I like your concept. Half-toast face, half-toast piece, you yeet it in the air and wee dude lives or dies. And that deathglare and edgy tone, it’s the cherry on the top. That’s the spirit Harvey. I’m proud of you, you exceed my expectations
I've always loved how the joker masterfully delivers his "do I really look like a guy with a plan?" sales pitch. almost all his plans have worked out perfectly, always a step ahead. it's incredible to watch him manipulate dent knowing he's lying through his teeth. also the way heath delivered that 'Hi' 😌😂
Clearly you couldn’t see that joker is saing all this to manipulate harvey into thinking he wasn’t responsible for rachels death. Seeing that you couldn’t interpret this you can easily be manipulated.
@@Callebravo well no shit buddy i watched the movie. i was just "saing" that alot of people thought this joker was truthful and direct, but really he knew the outcome of every situation before it ever happened. also, im pretty sure i was drunk this night cause i made some random ass comments that i dont remember
@@hengry0 Some people have a thingy known as google that notifies them when somebody replies to them, it's a simple concept js - A currently sorta-drunk guy that has an internet connection
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Harvey not recognizing Joker is the equivalent of Dr. Doofenschmirtz not recognizing Perry without his hat
I actually get that reference.
Or anybody not recognizing Superman
...or Tony Hawk in public...
he was half asleep
Harvey couldn’t see well because of his injury
One of the greatest scene in the cinema: Harvey didn’t recognize the Joker until he takes off his mask. Master of disguise.
Bruh moment
I would say that's because he is injured as hell, and maybe his sight is temporarly damaged
Idk why but I find it super funny whenever I watch that scene
I didn't understand???
Harvey was clearly sleeping
"Do I look like a guy with a plan?" - a guy who has a plan for every possible situation throughout the movie.
"I am a guy with many plans, not A plan"
Maybe he just acted and let chaos decide the outcome of his choices. After all, chaos is fair. It knows no boundary. Chaos acts in complete randomness.
He lied about everything bro. He has plans and planned everything ahead of time. He just lies to manipulate others. But that didn't work on the batman.
@@tareqabughoush9196 You're totally wrong man -learn more about joker after talk.
@@zijoob35d12 I think you should learn about him before you open your mouth.
"Its the schemers who put you here. You were a schemer, you had plans, and uh, look where that got you." Underappreciated line.
Cracks me up every time
This line is from the movie The Dark Knight, spoken by the character Harvey Dent/Two-Face. It underscores the theme of the consequences of one's actions and the idea that those who seek to manipulate and deceive others often end up suffering themselves. It serves as a cautionary reminder about the dangers of dishonesty and manipulation in relationships and in life.
@@PoisonelleMisty4311AI analysis
Nolan even felt to need to do a quick zoom into the subtle facial reactions of the joker saying that, absolutely stellar filming, editing, and above all an all time great performance by Heath.
Just proves that even if you are in on the plan or the inside of the group, that doesn't mean that you won't be a sacrifice or be turned on at some point. Anyone can be deceived, and that is what the Joker basically pointed out...or what he tried to convince Harvey of.
That "Hi" was awesome
Hi
Hi
@@abcdefg1343 hi
Hi
Haiiiii 🤡
I love the fact that the Joker is wearing an “I believe in Harvey Dent” sticker.
Holy shit, I never noticed before!
@@SiriusMined It’s hard to see, especially in the close-ups; you have to look real quick…
That was a recurring mantra in Batman: The Long Halloween. One of three comic book sources of influence for the plot of The Dark Knight.
Foreshadowing i guess. If Joker failed then Two Face will finish the job
ruining the 999 lijes
One of the greatest performances in cinematic history, I love the "I'm a dog chasing a car, I wouldn't know what to do if I got one". The gestures and voice inflections are just staggering.
Might be, this kind of performance up there with Daniel day lewis, De niro, Denzel Washington, Gandolfini and the greats, rest in peace genius 🙏
Of course it is. Poor guy drowned himself in pills and went insane
R.I.P
@@ashtonnc-17 That's not what happened, Heath didn't go insane. That's just what the media tells you. He died of an accidental overdose because he had problems sleeping.
I think you need to watch more films
That CEO was not part of the plan, people are definitely losing their minds.
The only type of guy more repulsive than the Joker. And hell knows his body count was much higher.
@@victorconway444 yep
"I'm not a schemer." - the biggest schemer in the whole movie.
"Do I really look like a guy with a plan?" - has awesome plans throughout the whole movie.
Y'know, it was all part of the plan
Anti-order doesn't make you a schemer. He burns the money.
@@davidgormunt9031 He is a schemer though, probably the biggest in the movie. Like when he's fighting batman at the very end of the movie, there's a shot of the clock striking midnight right above some elaborate drawings and plans. He says he doesn't have any plans, but that whole debacle seemed to be expertly planned and almost got executed perfectly too.
He literally drops Rachel off a roof for a joke
Just imagine this Joker doing normal things like going to sleep or eating a sandwich. Idk why but I just find it funny to imagine him doing things like that
* Cuts bread *
*Wanna know how i got these scars?*
Yeah since the joker is only human he still has to shit and stuff
Or him doing his job his work and out of nowhere a group of people stolen his sign and beat the shit out of him.
@@abramsullivan7764 why would I take his sign?
@@lebronjame2016 what no not you what I meant was it all it take is one bad day.
I love that awkward "hi". It's such a well delivered line.
Coming from an absolute psychopath. Ledger nailed the role.
@@ihsahnakerfeldt9280 yes
so quirky and wholesome amirite???!
It's the funniest scene in the movie to me lol
Me too, I’ve always loved the way he says it like “hey sorry I killed your girl and disfigured you, but let’s be friends.”
@0:15 I dunno why, but that "Hi" is brilliant. Best joker ever.
Agreed
I do that "hi" now everytime i see my ex wife since we got divorced and truly dodged a Bullet.....
Still ........ she's fucking hot.... all she has to do and wave them soles😁😁😁🤫✔️
It sounds so awkward and hilarious
Me: amps up volume cuase they are talking quietly
Harvy: RACHEL!
Obis Van Ainobis 😂😂😂 ty for this comment. My girl was sleeping an I couldn’t hear shit!
Exactly lol
Or with the previous conversation with Commissioner Gordon, “SAY IT!!”
Hello there
Hiiiii..... 😂
I love how the Joker is wearing a Harvey Dent campaign sticker. Lol.
I never noticed that till now.
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how about harvey didnt realize it was the joker till he took his mask off lol
Gotta look convincing
@@ripscarfo Harvey was asleep, that's why he didnt notice
"Now we're talkin."
Chilling line. Amazing delivery. The moment where Joker KNEW he broke Harvey and loves it, even if it costs him his life.
Honestly, the rest of the plan goes off, even without the Joker involved. The boats, the hostages. All he needed was Harvey to break, and you're right, he got that.
Joker has the finger on the gun safety. He's risking nothing. Joker also clearly always had plans and instructed his men and mafia to execute those. He's in total control of the situation
@@sethheristal9561 Revolvers don’t have safeties, they have a half-cock. If you have enough finger strength to hold a double-action hammer down, you’re quite strong
The gun didnt had any bullets
@@asdfg1346on it had as harvey later kills other people with it
Ever since the UnitedHealthCare CEO was shot my mind keeps coming back to this scene.
Why?
@@victoruchiha4550”one little old CEO will die everybody loses their mind.”
If people die of starvation in Gaza, or a school gets shot up, everybody says some "thoughts and prayers" bs and moves on. But if one, little old CEO gets shot in broad daylight, then everyone loses their minds!
LOL, same, came back to this scene thinking the same thing.
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Same.
"Do I really look like a guy with a plan?" Literally the best line in the entire film, because the nuance behind it is exceptionally deep. This entire time all he's had is a plan. He had a plan for everything. He WON. And in this moment...? He was still able to convince Harvey that he's still just pure, childish chaos. When in reality he's the smartest man in the room.
It's an interesting thing to consider. It's easy for him to appear as though he has a plan because he exists to fuck up everybody else's plan as he detests being controlled. So, every time a new plan is concocted his only plan is to make them see how futile it is. If the controllers stop trying to control, he has no reason to continue. It's an intriguing look at modern society and centralised governance.
Not just Harvey. A lot of the audience too.
@@Noallegiance I'd have to agree with ya. The "I just DO things" (head twitch) meant that he was a mostly spontaneous and like you said, once an actual "plan" was set, everything just seemed to fall in place for him.
That's my only criticism of this movie, Joker was too smart and had far too many plans. That's not how the character was in the comics (for the most part). This version of Joker was more like a Joker/Riddler hybrid, in my opinion.
@@GucciGlen That's the point of the movie. The joker tricks everybody in the movie, including the audience. He doesn't do anything randomly, everything is planned before hand. In final scene in the building you can see the joker reading a script of what he was going to do. In the beginning of the movie he already had a thread of his jacket attached to the smoke grenade. He's a liar, a manipulator and a hypocrite.
"Nobody panics when everything goes according to plan, even when the plan is horrifying." So true.
Its human nature, the joker in this movie is obviously playing the devils advocate but there's a lot of truth to his main point.
This applies with Ukrainians lives being valued over lives in the Middle East and Africa. Pale skinned people are seen as more important than dark skinned people.
@@Yes_Fantasy_419 good lord your opinion is garbage.
@@Yes_Fantasy_419 you really thought you said something profound? 😂🐒
@@Yes_Fantasy_419 weird place to get political on a youtube vid about a clown and a guy with half a face...
god i love america lol
I like how he could have easily put on a male doctors outfit, or a male nurses outfit, but specifically chose a woman's outfit
😂
Introduce a little anarchy...
Maybe it's because of his hair. Male doctors often don't have a haircut like that
@@kostikyoda1078 How was he supposed to hide his own hair? A hat? A beanie?
As dark as this Joker is, id figured they went the outift to give him some bit of humor.
One little old CEO dies and everybody loses their minds and goes on a large scale manhunt
It's all part of the plan
I love how joker mocks Two-Face. “You WERE a schemer, you HAD plans, and look where that got ya.” That shit is genuinely hilarious even as horrible as it is for him to say that lol.
😂😂😂😂 And look where that got ya I be thinking the same things sometimes silently in my head when people do dumb shit.
🤣 living legend
I took your little plan and I turned it in on itself The Joker
@RUclips Finance Maybe he’s already there? You’re dumb though
@@darrisethridge7200 This Joker is mad genius it's scary.
"Do i really look like a guy with a plan?"
Dude had the ultimate plan, really, didnt he
One of the best parts of his plan was making it look like he didnt have one at all.
Really a brilliant character and performance by Ledger
Well yeah, he is just never telling truth because as the joker he is the ultimate troll
Yeah he’s a liar a deception master that’s the brilliance behind the joker. His manipulation skills are amazing he convinced Harvey that Rachel’s death was not his fault or part or his plan when we planned all of it and turned the white knight or Gotham into everything he caught against. All due to manipulation. You could say that’s the jokers super power. His ability to control and deceive people.
pohmakas33 honestly that line was just to kinda throw Harvey off. All this shit was planned. You can tell because during the climax with the ferries he’s reading from a notebook. Clearly this guy has thought everything out. He just wants to make people think he is chaos and anarchy incarnate. Clever writing and character development. Dude’s a genius
pohmakas33 that’s true. Joker was the hero who got rid of everyone criminals , mob, and Batman
Yea dude. As it was said in The Usual Suspects, the biggest trick the devil ever pulled was convicing the world he doesn't exist
The fact that Joker deliberately forgot Rachel’s name just to make Harvey rage even more.....
It’s so petty and immoral, it’s actually hilarious!!
True. 😂
Same when he try to pissed off Gamble
“Soon, lil ,uh hum Gamble? here won’t have a nickel for his grandma “
More like amoral.
And that's even scarier. Joker does not care about morality and pisses on those who do. Whether good or evil. Those are the schemers he's talking about.
He doesn't want to save starving kids but neither does he want to make any particular person suffer.
He just wants chaos. At least it appears so.
@@baayzil97 he says he's an agent of chaos, and i actually understand his point about how its fair in some ways
@@copopopocoporododoro chaos is fair.
But the problem with the fairness of chaos is that it leaves us all equally drowning in the despair of our own confusion, ignorance and fear.
Joker is so good at lying that he legitimately tricked the general audience into thinking he really is an Agent of Chaos. He’s not a chaotic. He’s a calculated and manipulative mastermind who plays people like pawns. Absolutely genius
I was thinking this. The joker was incredibly manipulative and calculating.
Oh he's definitely an Agent of Chaos. Yes a scheming master manipulator, calculated with every move he makes.....but its all in the name of creating chaos and anarchy
Fuckin horrifying
Exactly this. He's STILL an agent of chaos, but he does it all according to plan to achieve chaos.@@TheDarthXeno
He’s an anti planner.
He doesn’t have an overall motive but to just deconstruct and destroy everyone else’s plans.
So in that sense he doesn’t scheme or plan he just systematically destroys things for no reason
I think he really has fun with all of this.
Aaron Eckhart deserves more praise for his performance in this movie. He’d easily be the highlight of the movie but Heath Ledger was just too good.
His transition from the hero district attorney to the psychotic killer is under appreciated
I am not so sure.. 🤷♂️
Yep. Perfection of a performance by Eckhart.
I think the problem was they shoved in two villains into the movie into the movie. Don't get me wrong, I love this movie but looking back, I feel that had Decker been put for a film (probably an additional one before TDKR), he would have shined more without being overshadowed.
another 'unpopular opinion' solely based on a scene played on yt. In all scenes of movies on yt, there gotta be someone who yells like 'he's the highlight!'
Joker was ahead of his time, using hand sanitizer, face mask. Brilliant.
Or a nurse
@Red Dead I nominate the basement.
@Red Dead Trump is dumb
@@jamilm4668 drumbpf bad and dumb!!!! XDDD
Noice
I will give Bale credit for this much: He is exceptionally good at the "Bruce playing dumb" act.
That’s called acting my friend
He was a great Bruce Wayne and a great Batman.
After you've been Patrick Bateman it isn't hard to be Bruce Wayne is a moron
@@Tucanforpres001and yet George Cloney was a terrible Bruce Wayne.
@@Birdhouseart That doesnt really make sense as a reply to me
If 50,000 claims get denied, nobody panicks because it's all part of the plan.
But if I say that one little CEO is gonna die, everyone loses their minds
50k is INCREDIBLY modest
Love the little details here. If you look at Joker’s hand, he still has makeup on it from applying it to his face.
Oh yeah! That's so cool! I never noticed that before!!
Well that’s because he did his own makeup to seem more authentic
@@jhdez562 yep
Oh hey it’s the legend himself. How are those gun animations going?
@@xenomorphbiologist-xx1214 Haha! I gotta say, it’s pretty cool when someone recognizes me from an entirely different video :)
I love how immature, irresponsible, and stupid Bruce Wayne acts just so no one can label him as Batman.
The guy in the truck was gonna try and kill Coleman he saved his life and Coleman knew it thats why he dropped it
I find it strange that joker has yet to figure this out. I mean who else in that city could afford all the gadgets and stuff that batman uses? Did the joker really believe some white knight DA could afford all that stuff?
@@johnfkennedy8281 also the whole league of shadows from Batman begins knew Bruce is Batman. I'm pretty sure some survived at the end of the first movie. Someone there could easily tell Gordon, Joker, or the mayor that Bruce is Batman.
@@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO. i mean i know its movie plot and all but if the joker can manage to get everyone in the city to hop on ships (inmates included) and can manage to by pass security in a hospital to get to dent, who was at that moment the most protected man in Gotham.... He couldn't sniff out Bruce wayne? Again i know its just a movie. But imagine heath ledger joker finding out Bruce is Batman. Would he kill Alfred? Or would all the fun be gone and the joker just goes back to a normal guy?
@@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO. Maybe they regrouped with Talia and Bane to tell them what happened to Ra's and who Batman real identity was
"Ahh, a platypus"
*Takes off mask*
"JOKER THE PLATYPUS?!"
SO UNDERRATED!!!!
Yo.... this is the best comment period!!!🤣🤣🤣
Curse you joker the platypus!
😂😂
Bruuuuuuh 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂, best comment.
I always love that "its nothing personal" line in movies. IT doesn't really matter for the people afraid of dying. Its the most intimate and personal thing for them ever to occur. Sometimes its also the last.
This line really highlights the cold, detached nature of those who are capable of taking someone's life without a second thought. To them, it's just business, just a job to be done. But for the victim, it's the end of everything they've ever known, the ultimate betrayal of trust and the ultimate act of violence.
It's a chilling reminder of the fragility of life and the callousness of those who are willing to extinguish it without remorse. In the world of fiction, it may just be a line in a script, but in reality, it's a stark and brutal truth that we must confront and reckon with.
I love how Joker throws up his hands when Harvey yells “RACHEL” lol
It's like he's thinking 'jesus, this guy's totally overreacting to the whole dead-girlfriend thing!'
Everyoneislosing theirminds! Hahah
How does Joker forget rachel name
@@Karlebow571 short memory loss
@@grimmshredsanguinus2915 I like to think he is trolling Harvey.
2008 Joker: “Do I really look like a guy with a plan?”
2019 Joker: “Do I look like a clown that could start a movement?”
That was a nice homage, wasn’t it?
To me the best jokers were jack nicholson, Heath Ledger, Joaquin Phoenix, Mark H, and Alan Tudyk
@@joecool2987
Is Mark Hamill expired spam to you?
@@joecool2987
Did you not watch Batman: The Animated Series at least once?
@@TPDManiacXC626 I did I’m mentioning Mark H in my comment now
Nicholson Joker: “Do I look like I’m joking?”
Ledger Joker: “Do I really look like a guy with a plan?”
Phoenix Joker: “Do I look like the kind of clown that could start a movement?”
Jack Dolinger
Leto: the sound of a dog slowly dying
But Fr though I love those three lines haha
Jack Dolinger I love the motif
"Do I look like your da-"
What Kind of Caucasian Male do you Think I am?
Jack Dolinger Jared Leto: “Do I look like the Joker?”
The Joker’s monologue about the “plan” here resonates pretty strongly now in the light of the Luigi Mangione case…
Two of Batman’s greatest enemies talking to each other.
Joker is pretty clever actually he took down the white knight and make him turn against his own friend (batman)
Cesar Victorino what about riddler
Batman's greatest enemies are Joker and Ra's Al Ghul, not Joker and Two-Face. LOL
Meanwhile Riddler throws a hissy fit after reading this comment.
Scarecrow thought he sniffed some of his gas reading this
0:30
"When you and .. "
"RACHEL"
That part always cracks me up. The way Harvey screams and the way Joker reacts
0:42 this part cracked me up because of the way joker said it, his face when he said it.
Y'know, I think Aaron Eckhart is not a very good actor, but in this movie he was Oscar-worthy.
Proves that a good director can extract whatever he needs for his movie, regardless of the talent, or lack thereof.
^ Eckhart absolutely fucking killed this role. Almost as on par with Ledger in this movie.
@@ronny2shoesok well not that far but yeah he was amazing
When Dent sees it's the Joker his thrashing is so...on point. Great acting
“Do I really look like a guy with a plan?”
Harvey: “well yes, but also no”
Hot swiggity sex then why would you take the time to comment about it. Do you go through all of the ‘not funny comments’ and reply to them like this. No one asked for your opinion so stfu
Hot swiggity sex Sad
Very sad...
well yes you clearly do have a plan..hes just manipulating the situation
Hot swiggity sex sad
My man Luigi set a little chaos in everyone’s lives. Free Luigi
Damn you beat me to it
Putting in universal health care is better than a few feel good assassinations.
"Mmm now we're talkin"
That wasn't because he pulled out the coin to make his decision it's that the Joker finally made honorable Harvey Dent stoop to his level. Breaking everything Harvey stood for, breaking him as a man. Absolutely brilliant writing.
madness is just like gravity all you need is a little push
One bad day.
Yup. That’s it. That’s the big moment
Interesting. If Dent had just skipped the coin and blown the Joker's head off, few would have seen it as 'stooping' to some lower level. It would have just been stopping a known dangerous criminal... or maybe he'd be seen as a little 'lower' if it was old-fashioned revenge. Putting it to chance and honoring the coin toss did mean that Dent was now putting something above justice or even logic and indeed stooping to become something worse...
Of course, unless the Joker had no bullets in that gun he gave Dent, he was taking quite the chance. The least likely outcome of this whole thing was the Joker surviving, coin toss or not....
finally! someone finally notices it as well lol I was waiting for this comment from someone
Joker is that person in a relationship who immediately gets bored when shit is going well. He needs drama.
That's why his dynamic with Batman is always filled with disasters and deaths
That's women I guess
@@apontutul nah we're both capable, straight, gay, etc
@@TB4000 Na, it's mainly women.
Terry I no he’s just ahead of the curb
"So, what are your plans after graduation?"
0:41
So true tho
I felt that
I'm graduating next week
Yes.
Here in Italy there is a.. "group" of people who evaluates you skills after 5 years of highschool and at the end of this "exam" the "main dude" asked me that exact question so I looked dead in my English teachers eyes and said "do i really look like a guy with a plan?"
silence..
He started laughing so hard but the other dudes didn't catch on so he had to explain it was a quote 💀💀💀
Lmaooo
Tying the joker with two face origin story was the absolute genius of this movie
Even The Joker uses sanatizer. He's crazy. Not stupid.
😅😅😅
Anuma
Nah, he's not crazy. He's evil, and he's smart.
He’s not, No he’s not 😠
Ya know, the coronavirus...
everybody gangsta until the villain starts making sense
right?and considering george floyds killer will be on trail today.....and if hes not found guilty oh boy i feel like well be seeing cilvl war 2 but itll be the people vs the cops
@@adad87821 not here
okay except TURKEY has wings just like mexico flag and Islam 🦉 a followers.. and myanmar anagram "Army Man" is under attacks plan/a tax plan.. does the irony/irani 🎲
@@adad87821 ok 1. get outside more no one cares about politics, 2. its one guy who got died of an overdose who cares. The media just blows it out of proportion to scare the public
@lil wagner So tell me how your affected of politics about some random dude getting arrested and then overdosing
Heath's Joker is an agent of chaos and Phoenix's Joker is born from chaos.
Michael Mahabir Hamil’s Joker is the son of chaos and Nicholson’s Joker *IS* chaos.
So Heath Ledger's created Joaquin's Joker?
Thus becoming an agent of chaos
The new Joker has nothing to do with Heath's.
Alexander Kings yet the new joker used his vest/ jacket style and hair which resembled Heaths original joker take. Joaquin copied allot while Heaths was original.
2:40 This aged well!
the way heath says "hi" at the beginning is just so darn brilliant. the delivery of that one word perfectly captures how everything he does and every interaction he has serves no purpose beyond that of his own amusement. he doesn't believe in anything, he doesn't care about the message, he's just having fun.
thats exactly what he wants you to think
He says exactly the same to Lau in the holding cell after he blows up the police station.
Bet he said "Hi" to each hydrocodone and oxy pill he took as well.
yesss!
I like the way Heath breathes. It’s just so brilliant omg
The Joker: kills Dent’s girlfriend, blows half of Dent’s face off
Also the Joker: “I don’t want there to be any hard feelings between us.”
No hard feelings.
Had to be done.
"I don't want there to be any hard feelings between us Harvey. When you and..."
Technically it's not joker's fault (even though it is). Batman made a choice and it had to be done
@@Ultron-oz1to see he gets it lol
"But when I say that three, little young Wayne employees will die, then everyone loses their minds!"
funny how 3 young wayne employees die in the joker movie
That’s the joke he’s making.
enzorillotv that’s exactly what he was talking about
@@enzorillotv so joker (2019) are prequel to dark knight?
@@protocetus499 probably
One of those movies regardless if you watch it 50 times you realize another nuance or “tick” about Heath’s joker and the rhyme and reason behind everything he says and does throughout the movie. Such a meticulous, brilliant character and portrayed flawlessly by Heath Ledger. RIP
This movie is a masterpiece. Its every little detail that matters, like The Joker using hand sanitizer. Its so comical and doesn't have any significance to the story or even the scene. Its just a layer of the his character that makes sense and is a parallel to his actual psychotic behavior. I'll never forget seeing it in theaters the day it came out. I left the movie almost speechless.
He's not psychotic, that means you see and experience things that are not real. He's psychopatic, or "suffers" from anti social personality disorder. Lack of guilt, empathy and feelings.
@@aleksanderhiller7506 fr? thought he mightve been a sociopath
@@jpeg.600x2 That might be a possibility. Neither sociopathy and psychopathy are used by professional psychologists today. Sociopathy is a more common subcatagory of ASPD than psychpathy. Socopaths Are made through traumatic childhood experiences, while psychopaths are born that way.
Sociopaths can have a lessened form emphaty with close family or friends, and can have fits of anger during periods of high stress, while psychopaths are incapable of true ettachments and are almost immune to emotional stress.
He seems like a psychopath to me..
@@aleksanderhiller7506 no cap that seem most like it u rightf, he has no real emotional stress, he porbably went this way when he realized shame did nothing to him
He's just avoiding COVID
I really don't think Aaron Eckhart gets enough credit for how amazing of a job he did as Harvey dent. He sells the duplicitous role so well even before he gets burned
Or Gary oldman
@@perssyus3673 damn straight skippy
Everyone in this movie absolutely killed it 👏👏
I was just thinking. His acting is phenomenal in that scene. He says so little, but you can see him visually change throughout the scene and complete his transformation by the end.
But he didn't. He went from White Knight to pissed off knight wanting revenge. That's it. Harvey Dent/Two Face were 2 sides of the same coin with 2 distinct personalities. The comic Two Face would have struggled with taking Gordon's family hostage and threatening his kids. He would have debated it out loud. The only thing Eckhart's version has in common with the comic version is the fact that half of their faces were deformed. The rest is just a good guy gone bad.
Look closely, Joker never put his life in Two-Faces hands. Its an illusion. The revolver is loaded, however Joke has his index on the hammer, if Two Face was to pull the trigger, the gun wouldnt go off. He literally built an illusion for Two Face and won his trust.
I never caught on that detail till now.
This movie still blows my mind even to this day.
For an agent of chaos, Joker does not want do die randomly
Damn what else am I missing???
hahah not even that when ever he takes it off the hammer his Pinky is bihind the trigger not allowing it to go...just watch again
@@hamentsingh6538 Damn, you are right 😲
“Do you think I should go to the hospital?” Man, the scripts in these Nolan movies are just perfect.
“When you and...” “RACHEL!!!!” 😂😂😂
“-Rachel were being abducted, i was sitting in gordon’s cage. I didn’t rig those charges ¯\_( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)_/¯ “
@@oscartiong6649 your man, your plan
@@muhtesemsiyanur do I really look like a guy with a plan? You know what I am? I’m a dog chasing tars, I wouldn’t know what to do with one if I caught it. Y’know, I just do things. The mobs have plans, the cops have plans, gordon’s got plans. They’re schemers. Schemers trying to control their little worlds. I’m not a schemer. I try to show the schemers how pathetic their attempt to control things really are. So when I say - ah, come here - when I say that you and your girlfriend is nothing personal, you know i’m telling the truth.
He knew her name was Rachel, he hesitated on purpose
Yo comment made me laugh like a mf 😂
The fact he’s got on the “vote dent” sticker is even more hilarious
maybe he did vote dent
lol I just noticed that
All my years of watching this film, and I never noticed that detail.
@@jarrettbattle9295 I actually only noticed a year or two ago 😂😂 you’re not alone
I just noticed it while watching this clip 😂Amazing detail
The Joker - “Do I really look like a guy with a plan?”
Two Face - “You burnt up half my face and blew Rachel the fuck up, so yes.”
YES DEFINITELY
Lmfaoo this made me laugh
I have a friend named Rachel.
(I'm going to say something very calm)
Clearly ...
HE IS LYING!!
HE SAYS THAT HE IS NOT A SCHEMER, WHEN HE IS THE BIGGEST SCHEMER IN THE WHOLE MOVIE.
pls give this guy another like to put him at 666 xDDD
2:21 this is literally happening right now irl.
I only just noticed that as Mr Reace climbed out of the van, Bruce gives him a nod, signaling to Reace, who knows batman's identity, that he'll protect him even though he was willing to betray him
I always saw Bruce's nod to Reese as a "You were lucky I was here this time. Next time I might not be here to protect you."
@@janeyrevanescence12 I always saw it as a "c'mon bro, I just saved your life"
@@janeyrevanescence12 more like he’s indebted now and can’t say his identity
Does Reese show up again in The Dark Knight Rises?
@@Tony-fq5bn I always thought he was saying, “I have a gerbil up my butt. Do you also like gerbils up your butt?”
Everyone misses the single greatest part of this scene and possibly the entire movie.
Look how Joker holds the gun after his little speech about anarchy and chaos. Notice anything? His fingers are on the hammer of the pistol, holding it back. That firearm is not going to fire as long as his fingers rest there. And this is why the Joker is so incredibly cunning. He has given Dent the illusion of choice. Joker is walking out of that room no matter what happens, but if luck is on his side he will have corrupted Gotham’s White Knight and beacon of hope.
It’s so utterly brilliant, and so criminally overlooked.
Yep, you're right. He even point's with that finger when he says " it's fair", and then place it on the hammer . Oh the irony
Interesting take, but it could be a Death of the Author situation where Ledger didn't take that into account because it's not immediately obvious how a gun works. He's an actor, after all, not a marksman. It plays more to the Joker's actual point and the point of the whole scene that he not be made a hypocrite in that instance, after all, and I'd like to believe he were genuinely welcoming the chance that Harvey would kill the king to take the throne so to speak.
That's not how firearms work. It would still fire. The Joker was willing to die right then and there. Because he knew Harvey was going to carry on his work.
ye but what about Harvey throwing his coin - isn't that the same coin he used before aka the one with 2 same sides? So like he already chose what to assign to "kill" and what to "live" before ever tossing it
@@Quetzaal555 Nah bro it became a fair coin because, like Harvey's face, one side of the coin got burnt up. The black side is death.
"Oh, and you know the thing about chaos? It's FAIR."
Hauntingly true.
@@amaraclarke121 The captions on my Blu-Ray read "fair". ;)
@@amaraclarke121 noooo please don’t think that’s the line 😂 it’s “fair” for sure. That’s kind of the entire point of Harvey dent flipping his coin. It’s unbiased. Fair.
First few times I saw it I thought he said "fear".
BARE not FAIR
“it’s THERE”
I love how Joker still has the decency to sanitize his hands before leaving the hospital despite being a psychopath and serial killer.
“A nurse?”
*takes off mask*
“JOKER THE NURSE?!?”
phineas and ferb hahaha
There is a similar comment with 3.8 thousand likes.
@@sportsfaniguess154 does anyone care? No
@@ognyanstrelkov3773 Just an observation.
@@ognyanstrelkov3773 S T O L E N
Aside from the incredible acting, I'd just like to give appreciation to the team that were behind the design and CGI for Harvey's face. Still looks amazing 14 years later.
It still disgusts me, that’s how well they made it
Some people mock it, but I still think it's pretty good. I'd honestly gone for less is more approach, but for what they went for, is pretty excellent.
Agreed. So much CGI in so many movies has not aged well, especially like pre-2010 stuff, but this still looks damn good.
Wow I didn't know it was CGI
Few people know this but he actually burnt half of his face for the role. Such commitment.
the real reason Harvey flips out when Joker takes his mask off is cuz he is scared of Covid
💀
No one cared who he was until he put off the mask
@J C For you
A small fever that last a few days is scary. He has work tomorrow.
😂😂
Not only is Heath Ledger's Joker THE Joker but there are so many amazing quotes and moments from it
From his menacing laugh to his chilling monologues, Ledger's portrayal of the Joker has left a lasting impact on audiences. Some of the most memorable quotes include "Why so serious?" and "It's not about money, it's about sending a message." Ledger's performance in The Dark Knight is widely regarded as one of the best villain portrayals in cinema history, earning him a posthumous Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. The depth and complexity he brought to the character have solidified his Joker as one of the greatest villains of all time.
Not only is this by far the best Batman movie but the bar that Ledger set for anyone else to play this character is so high i just don't think anyone is going to match it, it was like this role was especially made for him and him alone.
This guy looks like the kind of clown that could start a movement.
Nice reference
you really dont know the story of Joker, do you?
I get it 😅
@@denkolomiets2898 u missed the joke
And Arthur looks like a guy with a plan
"Why? Who's in it?" The voice and the face. Perfect delivery by Bale!
he was trying to catch the light obv lmao
obviously a third party
The Joker calls himself an Agent of Chaos, but if you watch closely, every single moment of the movie he had everything perfectly under control. He even has his finger in the hammer of the gun to stop Harvey from actually shooting him. In the end, he also wins, corrupting Harvey, making people loose faith in Batman and making him break his only rule, so, all his plans were successfull.
I still think that he was waiting for the coin toss and would have let go of the hammer.
Joker's plan is to be an instrument of chaos and to let it use him. Basically, his Ego has no plans for self preservation etc.
*lose
caos is just things that human can't understand and think it's the product of randomness.
Obviously you missed the part were joker self delares to be ahead of the curve.
That’s why Joker took the dub in this movie over Batman
@@ultraali453 I'm sure that's what you think the case is, but OP is right. Everything he did was planned. I doubt he'd have let go of the hammer, because he plans other things.
He even has a note where he recites his monologue before Batman engages him. He planned almost everything.
Look at Joker's facial expression when he utters the word "Hi..." Ledger's brilliant delivery denoted both pity and maybe even a little guilt. That line always stuck with me.
the way he say "Hi" kind of sorry lol
Nam Phạm it’s like meeting that one family member you knew you talked shit about recently and they heard it, but you have to try and get along at a family gathering
Its more like "this is awkward"
@@DH_Artist HAHAHAHA more like the affair, who played a significant role to your parents divorce (and is now the "regular" one), as they're trying to wish you "all the happiness" at your wedding, while being held by the cheating parent and sitted right across the cheated one on the family table 😂🤣😂🤣 !!!!
I think it's THAT awkward😂🤣
Ross from Friens always said it
it is like when you ex comes to you for a favour after breaking up with you.
Notice how Joker actually doesn’t let his finger off the hammer even when giving Harvey “the chance” to kill him. Never noticed that growing up.
WOW! What a great catch!
That’s going in my next safety brief moment at work! 😂
I think it's a continuity error because when the camera's on him in that scene his finger's off the hammer.
@@bonnie1020a He's still kinda an agent of God Damn choas! Probably thought "Let's see if he kills me half way through this monologue"
A finger on the hammer is not going to prevent him from being killed if Harvey pulls the trigger
@@TheMiddlingGamer Correct, it is no guarantee, by any means.
It certainly CAN add to the odds of it not going off, though.
in this case - and this is clearly just my opinion and speculative - I think it’s more of Ledger being mindful of his own safety and doing just a little bit extra to take ownership of his own safety on set. It’s such a tiny little detail, but prop guns are still dangerous (ask Brandon Lee).
But, even if the hammer escapes his grip, the interference of his finger having been there will still reduce the force of impact when it strikes the primer. No guarantees, but, it’s a fast and dirty way of improving your survival odds when holding a prop gun mere inches from your face.
I know I wouldn’t even want that thing cocked at all if I were an actor in that same situation.
But, I also like the narrative that says the Joker is such a cunning manipulator he would never leave his fate to chance like that. It’s for sure an attractive narrative.
4:12 i love how Bruce give a very very subtle nod to Coleman. This implies that Bruce saved Coleman's life, and Coleman would not expose Bruce cause of it. He basically owed his life to Bruce.
It becomes even more powerful when you take into account what Lucius said to Coleman "you think your client one of the wealthiest most powerful men in the world is secretly a vigilante and your plan is to blackmail this person". That nod is basically Bruce saying "I could destroy your life in ways you couldn't even imagine but I'm choosing to save you".
@@Green_Daddy true hero
lmao no, the joker already said that he wanted to kill coleman because he was going to reveal who is batman, coleman already backed out on that and was thinking about his life, bruce saving him had nothing to do with that
@@jancarlosmanon4556 but then again after the whole joker situation he still knows who Batman is he could have chose to reveal it later but doesn’t because Bruce did save his life
@@dragneelinferno8966 true
This is the most accurate scene of all time. He tells Harvey when I say one little old mayor will die, well then everyone loses their minds. Today one CEO dies and the exact same thing happens everyone loses it over one guy.
I love how bale deliverers "why who's in it" like he genuinely just has no clue what's going on
Christian Bale's Batman was kinda meh at times, but his Bruce Wayne was a brilliant cover.
Bruce Wayne: Yeah, well, you know, try not to know too much.
Guy who planned and executed a series of highly successful bank heists: "Do I really look like a guy with a plan?"
he wanted to trick harvey last time to direct his anger
I mean everything we do has some kind of planning involved. I think he meant a plan in a broader sense. Like Order and Power is what he is trying to bring down.
Look can be deceiving. Anyway, he didnt lie, he doesnt look like the guy with a plan.
He didn't have a plan... Soooooo
Look where Joker's finger is on the gun, he wouldn't be shot..... he had a plan!
I love Bruce playing dumb at the end it’s so funny
“You think I should go to the hospital?”
“You don’t watch a lot of news do you Mr Wayne”
He plays the ignorant playboy billionaire beautifully. No one would suspect he's Batman.
Proves money can get you away with anything
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When ever I say one healthcare CEO dies.... Everyone loses their minds!!!
True
Am I the only one to agree that he indeed looks like a guy with a plan?
The only truth about Joker is that he never tells the truth :P
He is damn near OCD with planning
plans of conclusions
Well like he said he just "does" things, he probably doesn't plan anything he just does them, but it does look like that lol
Well to be honest with his plans he comes up with the most crucial idea in the beginning and for the rest I think he jus wings it
0:00 he was really suprised when the joker took off his disguise
How could anybody not 😂
I think he was just slowly realizing what was going on I mean I bet he’s blind in that one eye lol like waking up or something.
Wouldn’t you be a little disoriented after almost being burned alive? Lol
Jay Moose dunno never been burned alive before
lol
4:12 notice the subtle nod Bruce gives to the guy. “I’m fine with you knowing my secret, but remember who’s on your side and who isn’t.”
Nice catch!
The true answer to protecting your identity is playing it completely chill when your identity gets leaked
You know we are all screwed when heath ledgers joker was right
Heath's Joker was so ahead of his time, he was already wearing a face mask in 2008
And at 3:55 he just sanitised his hands.
Because he's ahead of the curve. :)
@@Lorric101 "just 2 weeks to flatten it". Frauds. Jokers.
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@@xlortiz might have been if people follow fucking instructions
"Really, I'm standing here on the shoulders of my favorite actor, Heath Ledger". - Joaquin Phoenix
batman W yep Joaquin Phoenix and heath ledger my favorite joker
No One asked
@Boiled Egg with 100,000 Subscribers Except that he wasn't. Even if he were that is quite a shallow way of thinking from you. And if that was supposed to be some kind of a joke....a woosh for me.
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Joker: Do i look like a guy with a plan?
Also joker: Planned a bank heist then strategically killed off every one of its heist crew
He just...does things...
I think he meant that when someone have a plan is for a greater good, that could be for the society or personal gain. Joker doesn't gain anything from the chaos that he does (he burn the money) he just do chaotics things.
Just my opinion tho 👍
The Joker is manipulative as fuck. Short term plans of madness for a long term goal of chaos.
He's also a pathological liar.
no, really, he only wanted to kill the bus driver
I love how everyone comes back to the Dark Knight after watching Joker🤣
Because it's that good
True. Both jokers are great. It's annoying how people say that one is better than the other, because even though they are the same character, they are pretty different.
Hilarious.
Because heath’s joker is better
Yeah, I lovd Joker and Phoenix did a great job. And I'll definitely be watching it again. But Heath Ledger cant be topped in my opinion. Never gets old.
"All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy. That's how far the world is from where I am. Just one bad day.”
That's what I thought about during this scene.
Where its from?
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March 13 2020 was the world's bad day
@@chargoesboom6990 yeah, Formula 1 cancelling the Australian Grand Prix made for a pretty bad day.
@@MobileTech296 no, its when covid hit my country
" When you and uh "
" *RACHAELLL* "
I love how after all this he forgets her name
He forgot it deliberately to make harvey rage even more. Genius ngl
i mean he clearly didn't forget it, because you can hear him saying her name a second after "uhh" before Harvey shouts it. he's annoying i love him
Nah I think The Joker pretends to “forget her name” to show Harvey Dent just how meaningless her life meant to The Joker.
@@ryanmorrison3699 which makes Dent mad because of how much Rachel meant to him
@@georgew1466 Absolutely right my dude.
R.I.P Heath Ledger one of the most iconic actors in cinema history
Heath Ledger: *"Do I really look like a guy with a plan?"*
Joaquin Phoenix: *"Do I look like the kind of clown that could start a movement?"*
Literallt everyone: *"YES!"*
No disrespect to Ledger but it's not comparable,
Ledger's Joker is one-dimensional character but Joaquin phoenix's is complex even though some might find the latter boring
@@ashokkumarganesan3927 Do tell. What makes the latter “complex”?
Joaquin’s is overrated. Great acting but the character himself overrated.
@@samsung-eh4dv NOT really
Some evil guy: explains their plan to the good guy
Joker: *Whats a plan?*
Which one is the evil guy?
@@prestonross6942 villans of other movies
This is, in my opinion, the best and most defining moment of the whole movie. While in a moment of calm, clarity and sanity we get a deep insight as to how insane and evil the Joker is. Heath very much deserved the Oscar he received and it wasn't just a matter of what he said, but how he said it as well.
this arguably is the least insane scene of the Jokers dialogue
he’s preaching
“Im an agent of chaos. And you know the thing about chaos…?
*it’s fair.* “
Cold line.
1:43 Notice how the Joker shifts from one side to the other ( from Harvey's unburnt side to the burnt side ), representing also the shift in Harvey's role in the movie from a hero to a villain.
I saw this movie 14 YEARS AGO. I am STILL learning things!
With all the lines he said, it's really fitting innit?🫂
Damn, that's insane 💀
Amazing observation. It was like he was apologizing to the small piece of human left but greeting the dark side in while joker relates to. Also I feel that joker was bored with having all the fun with himself but wanted to bring someone down on to his level of insanity
well more of antihero
"Now we're talkin..."
Joker actually likes Harvey's idea.
Well, it’s random, incredibly violent, and ultimately true (at least in the Joker’s worldview).
Would joker actually let Harvey kill him
I believe he was thinking something like :
I like your concept. Half-toast face, half-toast piece, you yeet it in the air and wee dude lives or dies. And that deathglare and edgy tone, it’s the cherry on the top. That’s the spirit Harvey. I’m proud of you, you exceed my expectations
I've always loved how the joker masterfully delivers his "do I really look like a guy with a plan?" sales pitch. almost all his plans have worked out perfectly, always a step ahead. it's incredible to watch him manipulate dent knowing he's lying through his teeth. also the way heath delivered that 'Hi' 😌😂
"I have no plans" says the guy manipulating the other into doing his bidding with a calculated and, ahem, planned logic to push him over the edge.
"do i look like a man with a plan", said the man with a strategically perfect plan
Clearly you couldn’t see that joker is saing all this to manipulate harvey into thinking he wasn’t responsible for rachels death. Seeing that you couldn’t interpret this you can easily be manipulated.
@@Callebravo well no shit buddy i watched the movie. i was just "saing" that alot of people thought this joker was truthful and direct, but really he knew the outcome of every situation before it ever happened. also, im pretty sure i was drunk this night cause i made some random ass comments that i dont remember
@@motwhom3230 claims to be drunk but cares enough to search for the comment to reply lmfao, go drink more then
@@hengry0 Some people have a thingy known as google that notifies them when somebody replies to them, it's a simple concept js
- A currently sorta-drunk guy that has an internet connection