I would have shat myself if he broke the fourth wall just a tiny bit and said something like “We won’t always look the same, we won’t always sound the same, but I’ll be here, and you’ll be there.”
2:23 The fact that Joker said earlier in the movie that the true personality of someone is shown in the last moments of life and when he was falling he was just laughing is simply phenomenal
So wild how he’s laughing on his way down. He’s not afraid that he’s gonna die, he’s happy because he thought he got Batman to break his rule. Heath nailed every detail with this character
What makes it even better is the mixed reactions. The prisoners around him simply formed a circle to start praying while the guards looked completely panicked about their impeding demise. Honestly I think of a situation such as this happened in real life you'd see a similar outcome. Everyone would think "Fuck those other people!" but nobody wants to be the one to press the button.
@@eginteractive I guarantee you that if not the prisoners, the parents on another boat would press it in a heartbeat. In a movie about a superhero my suspension of disbelief was ruined by this very scene. Any large group of people would be subjected to mass hysteria in an instant once they face certain doom. Shit, it doesn't even have to be that drastic. Have you seen the Black Friday videos? People will trample people for some fucking TVs, and Nolan's telling us they would sacrifice themselves for someone they've never even met? Sorry, I call bullshit.
@@chrisgroves4097 he did make Batman break it though. He kills Dent. No matter how you look at it, Batman pushed Harvey off that ledge. Joker broke Gotham’s white knight, and Joker made Batman kill him. He won
I think infinity war is the only one that comes even close chose its not that basic superhero movie were heroes wins.But I agree that this is still number one xD
Heath Ledger's death was a result of acute intoxication caused by a combination of prescription medications. The autopsy revealed that he had taken a mixture of painkillers, anti-anxiety medications, and sleeping pills. Some of the specific drugs found in his system included oxycodone, hydrocodone, diazepam, temazepam, alprazolam, and doxylamine. It's important to note that Ledger had been struggling with insomnia and anxiety, and the medications he took were prescribed to him by different doctors. The combination of these drugs, along with potential issues related to their dosage and interactions, ultimately led to his accidental overdose.
The BatMan realizes at this moment that like himself the Joker's philosophy will never chnage. No matter how many things about society they try to teach one another both of them will always remain stubborn holding onto they're beliefs destined battle forever.
"Madness is like gravity all it takes is a little push." Man what great lines and what a performance, absolutely love this movie and it's easily the most rewatchable movie
Great lines, great actor, great scene. We all miss Heath. For me, the greatest actor who played the Joker. Joaquin is too much over and Jack didn't explored the psycho mind of him
@@grease_551 I kinda feel like the joker wanted some of them to live with the fact that they had killed the other boat or that they were only alive because the others weren't. If the detonators destroyed both that wouldn't happen
@@mukammelchowdhury7623 That is very much the case. The Joker here is more about teaching people things and tormenting them, and what better way to do that than to give them life long grief through mental exercises like this.
1:46 I absolutely love the way Jokers face just drops when he realises the boats didn't explode. First and only moment where you feel he isn't in control. Heath acts the absolute shit outta this role
@@xxstealerxx I love that he came prepared with both his own detonator and the fall of Harvey Dent. It shows that Joker wasn't as confident in the inherent evil within humanity as he pretended to be. If he was, he wouldn't have had two backup plans. This is also the first time in the entire movie where Batman understands who the Joker truly is. Beneath the makeup and maniacal laughter is a weak man who's desperate to prove his worldview not just to others, but also to himself. "What were you trying to prove? That deep down, everyone's as ugly as you? You're alone."
@@chrismarpleno he didn't Batman took the fall to win. It was a massive struggle to beat the joker and it cost Batman everything but he still won by his final noble act.
Every time the story he tells is deeply connected to the personality of the praticular person for whom is it intended and thats why i think this time he would tell Batman the real story about his scars cuz Joker sees himself in Batman.
ShadowBosS porobrally aomething about him loosing his whole family since his other 2 stories replayed to the ones he was telling them to His backstory is forever multiple choice
4:29 My favorite Joker laugh in the entire film, especially the part where his voice suddenly growls and goes deeper as if the devil himself showed his true colors.
It's almost demonic sounding. My favorite part of that laugh is that it's the one where he knows he has finally won so he can finally give himself away to insanity, you can see he's even crying at the same time.
I love how the camera slowly flips as Joker hangs upside down. He's above Batman, looking down on him. No matter how much Batman thinks he's won in this moment, in the end, he hasn't.
Interesting point but honestly I think it’s to represent chaos and the feeling of anarchy that no matter what situation u are in anarchy and chaos can just flip it on it’s head
@@lukecrawford1215 No, that would be more like depression. Its possible that a person could no longer care about anything in the world at the point and just decide to do whatever they want, but they wouldn't go crazy. How you drive people into madness, you have to make them feel like they are never safe or never alone. Every moment, their looking over their shoulder as if someone is watching them. Walk by random people on the street thinking, 'one of these people could be looking to kill me, mug me, spying on me or are following me.' People that come back from war often come back broken and driven into madness because for a few months, a year, or years, they have always been paranoid of when the next bomb will hit, where the next enemy ambush is, will they ever make it back alive, and so on. Madness is more subjective to your awareness of self and surroundings than it is to loss.
Uh, nooooooo. There can't be a behavior connection between a killer, who dresses as a clown and a lawless vigilante, who dresses as a bat. Thank you Captain Obvious.
@@devontemoericke493 If you are a TRUE FOLLOWER of the Batman storyline, then you would know the Joker's motive; to expose the Batman as a hypocrite. The Batman's motive was to capture Gotham's most LETHAL CRIMINALS, WITHOUT killing them. "A Death in a Family" was about how the Joker had finally gotten frustrated, killed the second Robin and crippled Batgirl, in a mad attempt to push Batman over the edge, in saying that it was all HIS FAULT, for not killing him, in the first place.
That one prisoner who threw the detonator out the window is amazing. It shows that defeating the Joker is not a physical fight, but a mental, physiological one.
I've invented a story for the man going forward: When the Leage of Shadows busted him out in Dark Knight Rises, he has his gang protecting the families in his territory. Whenever someone asked why, he said he wasn't playing the Joker's game anymore and he certainly wasn't playing Bane's. He actually helped Gorden and his people find the bomb in time to place the jammer and, on Gordon's recommendation, he was given a parole. He was present when they unveiled Batman's statue, and someone next to him heard him whispering "You gave me a second chance, Batman. I'll try not to screw it up."
What's even more amazing is that YOU don't realize that one prisoner is the legendary Tiny Lister aka Zeus from No Hold's Barred/WWF, the notorious bully Deebo from Friday with Chris Tucker & Ice Cube smh lol...................................RIP Tiny Lister!
@@jonts7 or there could have been a scene where maybe batman has a convo with joker on how to beat bane briefly. That was always a thought to me if the joker was in the third movie
I think the plan was for bane to see the joker in the asylum but he is the only one who bane refused to release. It would of been a cameo role for the joker.
Everyone's going on about how Joker was laughing in his final moments, but no one's mentioning how that inmate, in what he thought were his final moments, decided to go out with decency and dignity.
Bro in real life i 100% bet they wont choose someome else life they did bad things reason why they are there hahahahah would you really gamble your life with a priosner who killed people too save your life if he dint care about other people why yours hahahahaha joker won in the end because he was saying the true anyone can be crazy
@@goldenhd9656 Prisoners do have rules, you learn about the Prisoner code in law. One major rule is that they hate people who commit crimes against children and women. Since there is a high chance of kids and women being on the other boat, none of them wanted to do it, mainly out of not wanting a longer sentence. But, the big guy didn't want to run the risk, throwing it out to show that while he is a murderer, he is still human.
How do I Look? And it sucks that those who redeem themselves sometimes are life without parole. Could actually be a member of society and be good for it but they still remain stuck. Sucks.
2:42 - 3:25 this perfectly sums up the relationship and dynamic of Batman and Joker in the most epic way possible. Heath Ledger’s delivery of this will forever be legendary!
The more accurate term is heath ledgers joker shows the crazyness and the wild side after you become the joker...and Joaquin Phoenix show's how you become a joker...both are stunning in Their own perspective.
@@subzero3158 That's the best part of it, his Joker is even better than the comics version, cuz he actually has a reason to do what he does and the way he does it.
@@EN_02 lol typical fanboy, this joker is just terrorist in make up, this version is just anarchy in make up but NOT the joker anyways for once, comic book book batman and comic book joker top all of them, if you like his joker so much read a comic book with anarchy in it. Peace out
When Joker was thrown of the building, he was laughing in success. He wanted to break batman's number one rule, not to kill. edit: im loving these conversations
He knows that Batman's moral code will still work after all. And that's why Joker is so obsessed with Batman. He doesn't want to kill Batman either. He just wants to see Bruce suffer. Just like in the comics, Joker said: "I want to be your number 1 pain."
When Emperor Palpatine was thrown off into the vent , he laughed in success. He wanted Vader to accept the sith rule of two,making Luke his apprentice.
The part with the joker falling completely embodies who the joker is just maniacally laughing falling to his death then the disappointment in his voice when he says, "You just couldn't let me go" such an amazing performance
He doesn’t want to be killed, he wants the Batman to break, it’s like his ultimate life goal. And that’s why I think adaptions of the Batman killing people are super lame. It defeats the purpose these two characters have together.
@@josephsanchez2481 He was definitely disappointed that Batman saved him rather than let him fall to his death, and in turn, break his number one rule of no killing. Amused? Yes, but also disappointed.
@@josephsanchez2481This. He doesn't sound disappointed to me at all. Slightly surprised/amused is how that line sounds to me. He's also slyly chiding Batman at the futility of saving him when...in his mind...it means they might have a chance to have this little dance again. He's amused at Batman not letting him die and possibly risking more future innocent collateral damage just to stick to his "silly" code..
0:54 The look of disgust sells it. Even if it wasnt said, everyone knew the intention of the officer was to kill everyone on the other boat. And now everyone knows the real him and he has to live with it.
I don't think it was disgust. Inmates in general put up a mean face all the time for reputation/survival reasons, it's as simple as that. And if the officer had wanted to blow up the other boat he would've. The reason he handed the detonator to the inmate was to transfer the power of deciding whether the other boat blows up to someone else. That doesn't necessarily mean he intended to blow up the other boat, it could just mean he didn't want to take part in the decision.
@@ultimate0706 Is it really that big of a difference when the officer was quite clearly convinced that the inmate WAS going to blow up the other boat anyways? He's not giving him "the part in the decision", he's planning to make his part of the decision be the responsability of someone else. Plus, the inmate said "you can tell them I took it by force", implying that no, he couldn't do it himself but was okay with blaming the inmate because that mean he wouldn't be seen as responsible for the murder. Hell, he even looked surprised when the detonator was thrown out the window. Officer had 0 doubts that the inmate was gonna kill them all, his goal was to pin the blame on a convict, it's as simple as that.
@@mohsen4ever710 and the only sane person in the same time, he was right about lots of things remember the pandemic??? "these civilized people" started killing each other in the supermarkets over toilet papers.
He was laughing because he thought he won vs batman and made him break the one rule that batman has, no killing. Thats why he sounds disappointed when he is saved with batman’s hook.
When Batman secures Joker upside down, the camera slowly rotates to make Joker right side up for us, but has Gotham in background upside down. It puts us in Joker's point of view. He's sees the world upside down in real life
my 2 cents, i think the joker saw the world as it is. its a two faced world, with the right technique anyone can be exposed as crooked. we are the ones with the distorted view of an inherently good world.
@@susane8 Practicality is a blessing. If you rationalise what we consider good and evil, you see that good has benefits regardless of ideology. And evil is simply unsustainable. And imo, the distortion of an otherwise functioning mind can actually come from the desire to be good. It's hardbaked into how we function. So when someone does something wrong they are forced to deal with the contradiction by twisting the definition of 'good'. A liar thinks that everyone's as deceitful as he is. The Joker thinks he's on a crusade to reveal the 'truth' of the world. Two-Face thinks he's being truly just and unbiased by basing his actions on random chance. At least that's my take on it.
@@anxiousearth680 Your comment made me realize that TwoFace bases his 50/50 rationale on how Batman saved him. Batman had to chose Harvey or his girlfriend to save which is basically a coin toss. While Batman actually chose Rachel to save, the Joker lied about the address Rachel was at. This forced Harvey to be saved so he could be turned into the next villain to sow chaos. Big brain plays everywhere in this movie.
1:46 the Joker is proven wrong. He says earlier that "these civilised people will eat each other", the people on the boats showed care and humanity to each other, devastating the jokers mindset and you can see in his face him questioning his way of living
Not to mention its the only time in the movies where things dont go according to his plan. Throughout the whole movie, he always had plans that somehow worked.
yeah, but if it happened in real life, people would blow the ither boat up in blink of an eye. so the ending neverbreally stisfied me because it lost its connection with its dark realistic atmosphere for me.
Wow, really, Joker?The one who make up different and inconsistent stories about his past and his scars?Wait a sec,are we talking about the same character,did I miss something,because last time I checked that guy didn't care much about basic logic,is this even necessary to say ahahahahah,let's put it in this way,I know it's a joke,but there are many people who think like that,so we were talking about one of the best villains ever, period,a character that doesn't have anything to do with basic logic,the real joke is questioning seriously some things like these.
0:46 No one talks about this guy in the movie when they really should. Whatever bad shit he did, he was still willing to risk his and every other prisoner's lives just for the passengers on the other boat. That's a real hero right there.
This movie is approaching it’s 20th anniversary and it’s still as fresh as it was when it came out. This really is the best superhero movie of all time
This shows how crazy this joker really is. He’s laughing when batman threw him down because he knew that he won since he made batman break his only code (kill people), but when batman saved him he stopped laughing. He’s not afraid to die, his only mission in life is to make batman break his only code no matter the cost.
I think it’s a little less about breaking Batman, and more about in his own words introducing a little anarchy and creating chaos. As he said, he’s an agent of chaos
Batman does not kill people. But Bruce Waine does, every day, as one of the richest capitalists, making his workers lose their health, do crimes, etc. Bruce is the main source of criminality in Gotham, he is the creator of Joker. That is what the film about. Not Joker's wishes and fantasies.
I love Batman's reaction at 3:44. The utter annoyance of talking to someone who will never under any circumstance admit they're wrong. He doesn't even get to savor the "I told you so" because Joker just ignores it entirely without skipping a beat.
He's also recoiling from taking an absolute pounding before he got the upper hand here. He got attacked by SWAT, dogs, and on top of that got hit by a steel pipe lol
“You didn’t think I’d risk losing the battle for Gotham’s soul in a fistfight with YOU?” The disdain in his voice, like he’s embarrassed at Bruce’s lack of imagination.
I dunno about disdain. I think he's just clever. Like, he's smart enough to know that nobody can beat Batman in a straight-up fistfight. That's the mistake others make. So he's not stupid enough to risk his whole plan on getting the shit kicked out of him. I think he figured you don't beat Batman by being stronger and faster than him; you beat him by being smarter. Or at least more cynical.
@@dars5229 in this very trilogy Batman is beaten by someone bigger and stronger and faster than him. It’s possible to beat Batman in a straight up fist fight, you’d just have to be a freak of nature like bane lol.
No it’s definitely some type of disappointment since the interrogation scene the joker has been showing Batman his true plan it was always about dent for both the joker and Batman
@joewhitehead3 You and the other idiots out there that belive in idealistic bs thinking. I'm not even a pessimistic. But, you're delusional if you think saying stuff like that changes a person's mentality. You think that stupid speech would've worked on Hitler, Bundy, Dahmer, Gacy, Manson,etc? Get realistic man.
Whenever Joker tells the story of how he get his scar the story is always relative to the person he tells but twisted So i believe Joker is about to tell Batman his true origin Because Joker is a twisted version of Batman
Or, both of the stories he told was true.. as a kid his mouth got sliced and over time it healed.. but as an adult, he did it to himself again and that time it was to damaged to heal, just a theory though.
"I took Gotham's White knight and I, brought him down to our level." I love how Batman doesn't question him saying "our" at all. Like he knows him and joker are in a class of their own
It’s our level because both of them wear a mask and Harvey didn’t had the mask and thus was more courageous and inspiring to the people of Gotham whereas Batman did all the sacrifices but with the help of Mask which a common person cannot connect to
Nobody never mentions Batman's expression at 03:45 that shows how tired he is of fighting the joker, he realizes this might be the only time, a criminal has push him to the limit, the Joker is just not going to stop, no matter what, he is not fighting a regular criminal. Even after Batman thinks he has defeated him, he has an "ace on the hole" and Batman is just tired of dealing with this unstoppable force.
@@herecomesthebam1919 But, I think Infinity war is the one that overrated bro. Even the non Marvel fans and the people who have no idea what marvel is will say that the movie is amazing. It's because the hype of these avengers' movie so high
@@herecomesthebam1919 That's just dishonest, and if you want to talk about pacing End Game was a chaotic mess that didn't even follow the comics, just completely copped out with fucking time travel. From the police guard at the door, to Harvey Dent, to Joker himself, everyone's acting in this was amazing and if you actually paid attention you could see the subtle cinematography and genius through suggestion alone, or just interpretation alone. This is coming from a hardcore Marvel fan by the way, and unlike many of the Marvel film's empty headed viewers I actually know Black Panther was created by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee. Marvel fans have become tiresome with their comparisons to anything and everything.
RIP to Tommy Lister, the prisoner at 00:30 who made the righteous choice. Just learned today that he passed away. Thanks for giving us a great scene, brother!
@@entertainedsheep7668 no there wouldn’t most people are good people who won’t kill others. You are not a normal person if you would press would that button and should find god
I like how Joker kind of drops the voice at the end and talks about the whole situation, completely self-aware. Showing there was never really any madness. Everything he did was completely according to his intricate plan. There’s no use hiding it anymore.
No one praises deebo enough for what he did. He was like “If we die, we die but there’s absolutely no way we’re killing those innocent people.” Not all heroes wear capes. Literally. RIP TINY
1:48 that's the moment when you can see a "real" emotion on his face. He was disappointed. But then again, he gets the character back with the dialogue "Can't rely on anyone these days..".
Joker: "Speaking about that, you know how I got these scars?" Batman: "No. But I know how you got THESE!" Joker: "FINALLY I HAVE A REAL SCAR STORY TO TELL NOW"
@Louis Kirkwood not at all. The joker would not have killed batman. He knew he was going to lose the fight but win the battle by destroying what batman and Harvey dent stood for
4:35 That movement and laugh from Joker always remind me of a bat upside down hanging on a cave or something. The greatest fear of Bruce when he was a child.
@@realcritical-kr2dd at the cost of going in jail. But he destroyed dent, and destroyed Batman’s public image in the eyes of Gotham. Even when falling to his demise, he knew that if he died, bats would have to defy his code. Thus “Killing” the Batman. “I took Gotham’s white knight, and brought him down to our level.” Also I’m not saying this to keep us going, just wanted to say that.
His scar stories are totally winging it he doesn't care himself they on his face he knows why u don't have to know so he tells you anything because what does him telling you do for anything anyway
"I think you and I are destined to do this forever." I remember seeing this in the theater and feeling so incredibly bittersweet. I loved how perfect this scene and its dialogue were but knew at the same time that we would never see Heath as Joker again.
Don’t get me wrong, I love the Phoenix’s role of the Joker, but Ledger’s was revolutionary, you practically quote this movie every chance you get, man I miss him
@Lãng khách cô hành hyperbole there are so many actors out there better and more talented than him Daniel day lewis from gangs of New York was better than him jackman from prisoners is better than him Edward Norton from primal fear and American history X and primal was better than him willem Dafoe from lighthouse and some his other performances was better than him the hype went way too far he was a good actor but not the second coming of Jesus Christ.
@@Anubis-xk4ht Day-Lewis, Willem Dafoe, Edward Norton with the right script & director could too be a great interpretation alongside Heath, Joaquin, & Nicholson (also the 1 in Gotham).
@@Anubis-xk4ht Yeah thanks man, for letting the Internet know there are other actors on the planet. Holy cow, people can't even praise someone with some positive hyperbolic adjective on f*cking YT comment section without some dude jumping in to say "bUt..buT.." And those actors you mentioned, you don't have to pit them against each other by saying "better than him" "talented than him". They're *alongside* Heath as some of the greatest actors out there, dumbo.
@@Telikott You missed out a big detail, yes he used cheap makeup and put it on himself but only at the beginning. Christopher Nolan saw the look Heath did, loved it, and asked a professional makeup artist to replicate that look every time. So in short, his makeup was done professionally, but Heath was the creative mind behind the look.
Seems more like a hidden almost human smile. like to imagine that Heath Ledger real smile came through.. tired having played and acted pure darkness (using method acting) for months, driving himself to madness causing insomnia. But thats my Jungian explanation ;)
He simply cannot fathom that out of 2 entire ferries full of people, not one would take the detonator and pull it. To him, people are inherently chaotic and evil, so seeing that many people decide they are not willing to kill others to save themselves is completely vexing.
@@jonathanbradley4896 yeah and that's like the only moment in the movie were the Joker doesn't feel in control of the situation, he can't comprehend that not all people are inherently evil and chaotic, and that some can do the right thing even on desperate times
@@iccotom actually heath's insomnia was not because of his role of joker, people like to switch the story behind heaths passing, so you are not speaking facts you are spreading lies like every other person who thinks heath died because of his role as joker.
When the Joker says “you can’t rely on anyone these days you gotta do everything yourself don’t we?!” Talking about himself and Batman. Batman can’t rely on the ones to get the job done (cops) and the Joker can’t rely on the people to do what he believes in necessary.. man this movie is a masterpiece.
@@EpicMeerGaming Oh yes, it's so subtle. The writers included the words 'don't we' for no reason at all, they just forgot how character arcs, insinuation, and plot work. Just because you failed 6th grade lit doesn't mean everyone did, dude.
umm... no. he was just being sarcastic about how people didnt blow themselves annoyed him. because, you know... he was kind of absolutely sure one of them was going to explode
Everyone keeps pointing out that he laughs when thrown off as "showing his true face" but no one ever talks about how he breaks his facade and is actually upset when no one triggers the bomb after all that theatrics. Upset that he's been proven wrong, that his one bad day is a lie and not everyone is a terrible person like him.
@@youknow227 Exactly. He was laughing because he thought Batman killed him... and then he saved him so boo hoo Though, Batman still killed Harvey so... I guess Joker got the last laugh
@@SantaPorter420 Yeah Bale's voice was terrible. Like the poor guy had trouble bringing out each word. Honestly I prefer Batfleck the most, weird as that sounds. Affleck has this naturally cold and uncaring exterior, which is very relatable to me considering he's in the role of someone who's lost a lot in his life. You tend to ice yourself to emotion, and it makes his Bruce Wayne work well. And then there's the fact that his Batman is just brutal. Plus, his voice is fucking cool AND he can move his neck!
Joaquin Phoenix may not replace Heath Ledger’s Joker, but I’m sure Heath would be proud to know Phoenix made an amazing performance as Joker/Arthur Fleck in the new movie. R.I.P. Heath Ledger.
To be honest, I don't even compare Heath and Joaquin because they really aren't even playing the same character. Joaquin is playing Arthur Fleck who only becomes Joker in the last few moments of the movie, whereas Ledger is playing Joker. So its sort of like comparing two people playing different characters whereas you can make a more direct comparison with Nicholson and Leto since they are also playing the Joker.
2:50 The visual storytelling is masterful here and no one even notices it. Joker is hanging upside down, because we and Batman believe he's been defeated, but when he monologues, the camera begins to rotate to make it look like Joker is upright, above Gotham, meaning that he's actually on top, his plan has won, and Batman doesn't even know it. Pretty masterful stuff
I actually see it as the direction of both Joker and Batman also depicts how they see Gotham. Both Joker and Batman are right side up, however in the distance behind Joker, Gotham is upside down. Batman on the other hand sees Gotham as he tells Joker, one that is ready/willing to hope. It isn’t so much to me of who’s on top, but how they perceive Gotham. This to me is about their “point of view”.
I always get chocked up watching this scene. Right at the part where Joker says “I think you and I, are destined to do this forever.” 3:20 And it’s not because Ledger died too soon. It’s because after all the incarnations of Batman, whether it’s the old Adam West 1960’s Batman show or the Tim Burton, Jack Nicholson Joker. Or the many episodes of the Mark Hamill Batman animated series and even the Batman Arkham video game franchise. No matter what version of Batman you grew up with, Batman and Joker have always acted like this dysfunctional married couple. And they literally will continue to do the same thing forever. Joker gets caught and Batman locks him away, and then Joker breaks out of jail and the whole process repeats. And we as Batman fans will watch every incarnation of this, and love every second of this. I am forever grateful that I got to witness all these variations of Batman in my lifetime!
Not only that, but there is the archetypal significance at work. The unstoppable force, the immovable object, the two holy opposites which will act upon the world forever.
It's almost like in that near-death fall, he had some moment of clarity where he may have seen those incarnations briefly, knowing for a fact they ARE destined to do this forever. Maybe not the literal two of them, but as long as there is a Batman, there will *ALWAYS* be a Joker.
@@hyperbolicraider4848 I really like that theory for him. The idea that he was SF or some jason bourne like operative who was captured and tortured is a really interesting idea
@@kevinpoppe8285 link now i never heard this one. my favorite is the one that he is like deadpool he is actually super sane he knows he is in a comic so he plays his part like he is supposed to.
@julianzolo How on Earth is that supposed to be Satanic? This is a guy who decided that he was going to do the right thing for and not put innocent people in danger.
The camera rotating so the joker is rightside up while hanging upside down was some interesting cinematography. Conveys how his natural state is at odds with the correct orientation of the world, aka everyone else who proved the joker wrong in this scene.
I think they were just trying to make him look crazier lol. People really think that the writers tried to convey so many thoughts with the flipping of the camera. And we don't know whose decision it was to flip the camera, since drawing the story board usually involves several major department heads of the film. Shit this could have been flipped in post by the editor. And it could be that, Joker and Batman are seeing eye to eye, since the joker had an ace in his pocket with two face. Could be anything. I doubt its anything but "make him look crazier."
@@ElHijoMayor24 This is why it is true to his character. The thing the Joker wants the most to happen is that Batman breaks his rule, in the best case by killing the Joker himself.
![Do i really look a guy with a plan? | The Dark Knight [4k, HDR]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ylwMWpbv5Fk/mqdefault.jpg)
![Do i really look a guy with a plan? | The Dark Knight [4k, HDR]](/img/tr.png)
![HIT ME! (Batman on Batpod vs Joker) | The Dark Knight [4k, HDR, IMAX]](/img/n.gif)
12 years later and I'd still pay full price to go see this movie in IMAX.
I'd pay double coz i never saw it in a theatre 😖😖
Well I saw the whole trilogy on IMAX last week it was awesome! So glad they re-released them yeee
@@odeIoten wait what?u serious bro?
@@christophervannel3140 yeah. amazing experience. i'm never had the opportunity to watch them before on cinema, obviously
it rereleased in my imax theatre last week in australia and i wish i went and saw it a second time before they stopped screening it
"You and I are destined to do this forever."
Rest in Peace, Mr. Ledger sir.
I would have shat myself if he broke the fourth wall just a tiny bit and said something like “We won’t always look the same, we won’t always sound the same, but I’ll be here, and you’ll be there.”
@@Circuitssmiththat would've been the best send-off
He, and this role, will be remembered forever.
Your favorite movie, Mr Nerd? :D
@@KALIMAindia not even in my top 20. Still a great movie. Yours, Mr. Douche?
2:23 The fact that Joker said earlier in the movie that the true personality of someone is shown in the last moments of life and when he was falling he was just laughing is simply phenomenal
He wanted batman to do that ,breaking his moral code
he laughing coz he thought he win by making batman kill him,but he didn't
Michael Keaton's Batman killed people all the time!
...
Except he didn't die and he knew he wasn't going to, cuz he knew Batman wouldn't kill him, dumbass.
@@brandonmotaramos5810 you’re completely wrong lol
So wild how he’s laughing on his way down. He’s not afraid that he’s gonna die, he’s happy because he thought he got Batman to break his rule. Heath nailed every detail with this character
he didnt think batman would kill him
Heath really nailed it all perfectly
isn't there also a theory that the joker wants to die and that's the other reason he is disappointed when he doesn't die?
Sure seemed like he wanted to die and was upset he didnt so it makes sense@@tallleprechaun1318
@IronheartvsMiles How do you know? Joker laughs when he gets punched I can see him laughing at his own demise because it's a joke to him.
Arthur Fleck sees a world that has lost its empathy.
Heath's Joker has completely lost his empathy for the world.
Juan Herrera that’s a good comparison but I always thought it was the opposite.
Arthur Fleck is both, really.
@@KidaMilo89 nope
Arthur fleck is cringe
imma call this joker James T. Davis, because full metal jacket and most people think this joker is a product of war anyways so it fits
“And I’ll do what you should have did 10 minutes ago.”
*immediately throws remote out window*
God that is such a great moment
imagine if he missed
What makes it even better is the mixed reactions. The prisoners around him simply formed a circle to start praying while the guards looked completely panicked about their impeding demise. Honestly I think of a situation such as this happened in real life you'd see a similar outcome. Everyone would think "Fuck those other people!" but nobody wants to be the one to press the button.
@@eginteractive I guarantee you that if not the prisoners, the parents on another boat would press it in a heartbeat.
In a movie about a superhero my suspension of disbelief was ruined by this very scene.
Any large group of people would be subjected to mass hysteria in an instant once they face certain doom. Shit, it doesn't even have to be that drastic. Have you seen the Black Friday videos? People will trample people for some fucking TVs, and Nolan's telling us they would sacrifice themselves for someone they've never even met?
Sorry, I call bullshit.
@@twisted_nether373 as agent k believes in mib people are dumb animals and a person is smart
@@twisted_nether373 Yeah I completely agree with this, in real life they would've immediately tried to blow up the other boat.
Joker did say that people reveal who they really are in death- he was laughing before his death unafraid
@@ahamedjunaid01 Oh fuck we all missed that! thx
@@ahamedjunaid01
But he was certain that he would.
I also think it’s part that he thought Batman sunk as low as to kill him, but then he caught him which is why he stopped laughing
@ Spoilers?? The movie's been out for 11 years. Where' have you been??
I don't know if laughing necessarily means unafraid.
2:26 that one always gives me chills!
That's the Joker laugh i've been waiting for the entire movie.
Laughing on his way down as he has managed to force Batman to break his one rule of never killing anyone. Or so he thought
@@chrisgroves4097 Exactly
That's me when someone pushes me and I'm falling into the pool
@@chrisgroves4097 he did make Batman break it though. He kills Dent. No matter how you look at it, Batman pushed Harvey off that ledge. Joker broke Gotham’s white knight, and Joker made Batman kill him. He won
“In their last moments people show you who they really are”
This is still, hands down, the greatest superhero movie ever created.
MF Anal it is indeed.
Trailer Mashup Production 😂 another joke please. Endgame was not even better than infinity war
I think infinity war is the only one that comes even close chose its not that basic superhero movie were heroes wins.But I agree that this is still number one xD
Trailer Mashup Production
Nope. And even then Infinity was far better than Endgame. Endgame was basically what a 5 year olds fantasies look like.
Fuck endgame or any marvel movie
It’s so sad to think that after this scene is over, this is the last time we ever see Heath Ledger. RIP to THE Joker
Yeah
Last time was “imaginarium of dr parnassus”
He could have made a appearance in dkr like how scarecrow did in this movie
Heath Ledger's death was a result of acute intoxication caused by a combination of prescription medications. The autopsy revealed that he had taken a mixture of painkillers, anti-anxiety medications, and sleeping pills. Some of the specific drugs found in his system included oxycodone, hydrocodone, diazepam, temazepam, alprazolam, and doxylamine.
It's important to note that Ledger had been struggling with insomnia and anxiety, and the medications he took were prescribed to him by different doctors. The combination of these drugs, along with potential issues related to their dosage and interactions, ultimately led to his accidental overdose.
@GW Comics his death might have been an accident but he was a junkie for sure. Everyone knows that.
"In their last moments people show you who they *really* are"
*laughs when thrown to his death*
Not only that, he laughed because he knew that Batman broke his rule by killing him, of course as the Joker thought
It shows how crazy he realy is
Nah shows how much of a moron he is and why his goal is really selfish and stupid
@@iisnipezii4352 dude...I just... Ok wait to miss the whole point....
Lucas_Cosmos ik the point of this stupid comment tv it’s saying when people are about to die they show who they really are it’s suppose to be “deep”
3:45 I love this moment, Because it’s like the Batman is saying “Oh my god can this clown shut up”
The BatMan realizes at this moment that like himself the Joker's philosophy will never chnage. No matter how many things about society they try to teach one another both of them will always remain stubborn holding onto they're beliefs destined battle forever.
Me any time they shove the Joker down my throat for the billionth time .
"Madness is like gravity all it takes is a little push." Man what great lines and what a performance, absolutely love this movie and it's easily the most rewatchable movie
@julianzolo stfu let this dude do whatever he wants weirdo...
@julianzolo why are people on TH-cam such bitter losers Lol?
julianzolo and obviously you suck on those trash marvel movies like endgame
@@Absolutelynoone2 im a marvel fun myself but i repsect both dc and marvel
Great lines, great actor, great scene. We all miss Heath. For me, the greatest actor who played the Joker. Joaquin is too much over and Jack didn't explored the psycho mind of him
I wouldn't be surprised if the key was for their own boat...
Just like how he lied about the location of harvey and racheal
Yeah I remember seeing this in the theater and thinking that was going to happen.
well the joker only had one detonator, so my best guess is that each detonator controlled the bombs on both
@@grease_551 I kinda feel like the joker wanted some of them to live with the fact that they had killed the other boat or that they were only alive because the others weren't. If the detonators destroyed both that wouldn't happen
@@mukammelchowdhury7623 also true, both could be true lol
@@mukammelchowdhury7623 That is very much the case. The Joker here is more about teaching people things and tormenting them, and what better way to do that than to give them life long grief through mental exercises like this.
1:46 I absolutely love the way Jokers face just drops when he realises the boats didn't explode. First and only moment where you feel he isn't in control. Heath acts the absolute shit outta this role
Glad someone else noticed that too
Incredible performance 😍
And he still has his ace even after all that. Just masterclass writing and acting
That look of disappointment he’s like no fcking way
He’s just like “Wtf 😐😐”
@@xxstealerxx I love that he came prepared with both his own detonator and the fall of Harvey Dent. It shows that Joker wasn't as confident in the inherent evil within humanity as he pretended to be. If he was, he wouldn't have had two backup plans.
This is also the first time in the entire movie where Batman understands who the Joker truly is. Beneath the makeup and maniacal laughter is a weak man who's desperate to prove his worldview not just to others, but also to himself.
"What were you trying to prove? That deep down, everyone's as ugly as you? You're alone."
"You didn't think I'd risk losing the battle for Gotham's soul in a fist fight with you? Nooo" That's GOAT villain right there!
still lose no one took the bait
@@IronheartvsMilesHe broke Gotham’s white Knight in Harvey Dent & Batman technically killed Dent so he did win
@@IronheartvsMilesyou missed the whole point of the movie… the joker won.
@@chrismarpleno he didn't Batman took the fall to win. It was a massive struggle to beat the joker and it cost Batman everything but he still won by his final noble act.
@@iDeathMaximuMIIhe also retired batman, broke his whole move that he was fighting for in the first movie
Everytime Joker told a different story about his scars to his victims, I wonder what he would've told Batman
Every time the story he tells is deeply connected to the personality of the praticular person for whom is it intended and thats why i think this time he would tell Batman the real story about his scars cuz Joker sees himself in Batman.
ShadowBosS porobrally aomething about him loosing his whole family since his other 2 stories replayed to the ones he was telling them to
His backstory is forever multiple choice
@@behindyou6427 we will never know
ShadowBosS u forget that joker himself doesn’t know his backstory and he prefers if there’s ‘more than one stories’
@@shadowboss6393 it might be in the script but maybe they got rid of it when actually shooting
“Give it to me. You can tell them I took it by force. Give it to me, and I'll do what you shoulda did ten minutes ago”
RIP Deebo 🙏🏽🕊
Imagine if he threw it, struck a switch, and blew up the other ferry lol.
I got in a verbally abusive heated argument with someone at work cause they insisted that that prisoner wasnt deebo. I'm going for blood tomorrow
@@joeydiaz1868 not need to get heated up. Search the cast list and send the link to him, the rest of humiliation will be done by himself
"THAT'S MY DETONATOR PUNK!" - Deebo, The Dark Knight 2008 - RIP
@@joeydiaz1868 so, how did it go?
_"Madness is like gravity, all it takes is a little push."_ - *The Joker*
imagine if he actually blew up one of the boats! that would make the movie even more intense
Yes this is what happened in America lol🤣
@@Jb15573 You're a man who just want to watch the world burn!!
I won't be surprised if you took part in riots 🤣🤣
Technical guys lol not the riots
All it takes is one "little" push.
4:29 My favorite Joker laugh in the entire film, especially the part where his voice suddenly growls and goes deeper as if the devil himself showed his true colors.
It's almost demonic sounding. My favorite part of that laugh is that it's the one where he knows he has finally won so he can finally give himself away to insanity, you can see he's even crying at the same time.
I love how the camera slowly flips as Joker hangs upside down. He's above Batman, looking down on him. No matter how much Batman thinks he's won in this moment, in the end, he hasn't.
i've never looked at it that way, interesting
I don’t think that’s the point but an interesting concept nonetheless
@@Leroy1Jenkins this is Nolan, it’s on purpose
Interesting point but honestly I think it’s to represent chaos and the feeling of anarchy that no matter what situation u are in anarchy and chaos can just flip it on it’s head
You mean he hasn’t won yet since he has to deal with Harvey Dent afterwards who is now become Two-Face
2008 : Madness is like gravity
2019 : Comedy is subjective
underrated comment
@@Mercy_Aint_Safe_In_India give it a time
The joker is right though, if you break everyone like all there families just die etc , 90% of them will go crazy
1989: If you Gotta Go, Go with a Smile
2016: I’m just gonna hurt ya, Really Really Bad
@@lukecrawford1215 No, that would be more like depression. Its possible that a person could no longer care about anything in the world at the point and just decide to do whatever they want, but they wouldn't go crazy. How you drive people into madness, you have to make them feel like they are never safe or never alone. Every moment, their looking over their shoulder as if someone is watching them. Walk by random people on the street thinking, 'one of these people could be looking to kill me, mug me, spying on me or are following me.' People that come back from war often come back broken and driven into madness because for a few months, a year, or years, they have always been paranoid of when the next bomb will hit, where the next enemy ambush is, will they ever make it back alive, and so on. Madness is more subjective to your awareness of self and surroundings than it is to loss.
"And I brought him down to our level“
Even Joker knows he and Batman have some real issues
O
Joker sees Batman as the lowest person just like him.
Uh, nooooooo. There can't be a behavior connection between a killer, who dresses as a clown and a lawless vigilante, who dresses as a bat. Thank you Captain Obvious.
@@shermanmcclesky6882stfu
@@devontemoericke493 If you are a TRUE FOLLOWER of the Batman storyline, then you would know the Joker's motive; to expose the Batman as a hypocrite.
The Batman's motive was to capture Gotham's most LETHAL CRIMINALS, WITHOUT killing them.
"A Death in a Family" was about how the Joker had finally gotten frustrated, killed the second Robin and crippled Batgirl, in a mad attempt to push Batman over the edge, in saying that it was all HIS FAULT, for not killing him, in the first place.
That one prisoner who threw the detonator out the window is amazing. It shows that defeating the Joker is not a physical fight, but a mental, physiological one.
I've invented a story for the man going forward: When the Leage of Shadows busted him out in Dark Knight Rises, he has his gang protecting the families in his territory. Whenever someone asked why, he said he wasn't playing the Joker's game anymore and he certainly wasn't playing Bane's. He actually helped Gorden and his people find the bomb in time to place the jammer and, on Gordon's recommendation, he was given a parole. He was present when they unveiled Batman's statue, and someone next to him heard him whispering "You gave me a second chance, Batman. I'll try not to screw it up."
😮
He's still mad at Craig and Daedae.
What's even more amazing is that YOU don't realize that one prisoner is the legendary Tiny Lister aka Zeus from No Hold's Barred/WWF, the notorious bully Deebo from Friday with Chris Tucker & Ice Cube smh lol...................................RIP Tiny Lister!
@@JR-fs8xt R.I.P
Just imagine if Heath hadn't died we would've had this joker in the TDKR
Because bane released all Arkham patients...
Bane could have been the main villain that way but still would have got yeeted by the Joker instead of Catwoman
@@jonts7 or there could have been a scene where maybe batman has a convo with joker on how to beat bane briefly. That was always a thought to me if the joker was in the third movie
I think the plan was for bane to see the joker in the asylum but he is the only one who bane refused to release. It would of been a cameo role for the joker.
@@JuanMartinez-wx8bq My thoughts exactly
I always heard rumors that he was supposed to be the judge after bane took over gotham
The way he laughs while facing death... MADNESS!!
He didnt die in the movie tho he just laughs cuz he won
This is Gotham.
KnuckleBreaker 2 he meant when the joker was falling to his death until he was saved by Batman
Or is sanity?
He laughs while facing victory. He thought he made Batman broke his rule.
just remember they went from this to justice league
🤣😭😂🌚😘💔😷😀❤️😍😢😉😔😊😁😅😜🙄🤔😏☺️👍🏻😋😎😎😋👍🏻☺️😏🤔🙄🗿🔞🧐🤣🙂😉🚣♂️👥👥👤🏄♂️🏌️♀️🏌️♀️
Yeah. And some stupid people still think affleck batman has better villain, better director, and better cast.
It's fucking pathetic
And batman starts killing his enemies when Snyder directs him...
@@varunswat007 batman has been killing his enemies long bfor snyder directed him. hell, batman killed dent in this movie too. fuck off.
Imagine if Heath didn't die. We could have gotten at least one more film. What a performer.
He would've played the lead role of the movie joker
I would have loved to see Paul Dano Riddler cross paths with Heath Ledger Joker😢
@@90xkidd20 not sure if that movie would have ever happened
i kinda prefer it this way. no "comic universe BS", just a one hit wonder of magic, this movie is.
😫that's hurts because it's true.
"Madness is like gravity. All it takes is a little push" - Joker's last words.
And quite interestingly the point he’s been trying to make the entire movie.
Heath Ledger 🇦🇺 (1979 - 2008) 😪😪😪
Just like that Batman gave him a little PuSh
And music for that dialogue 💯
No, it’s hehehhehehehehehehehe
Everyone's going on about how Joker was laughing in his final moments, but no one's mentioning how that inmate, in what he thought were his final moments, decided to go out with decency and dignity.
Bro in real life i 100% bet they wont choose someome else life they did bad things reason why they are there hahahahah would you really gamble your life with a priosner who killed people too save your life if he dint care about other people why yours hahahahaha joker won in the end because he was saying the true anyone can be crazy
@@goldenhd9656 Prisoners do have rules, you learn about the Prisoner code in law. One major rule is that they hate people who commit crimes against children and women. Since there is a high chance of kids and women being on the other boat, none of them wanted to do it, mainly out of not wanting a longer sentence. But, the big guy didn't want to run the risk, throwing it out to show that while he is a murderer, he is still human.
Heath stole the show but Tiny Lister heisted a little part all his own
I suspect he was probably a decent person who just made a poor decision earlier in his life.
How do I Look? And it sucks that those who redeem themselves sometimes are life without parole. Could actually be a member of society and be good for it but they still remain stuck. Sucks.
"You'll be in a padded cell forever."
"Maybe we could share one."
Still gets me everytime😂
You'll pee in a better jello forever
3:24
@@youknow227 Thanks
Now I cant unhear it
You’ll be peanut butter jelly forever
bruce wayne’s batman voice made it even funnier
2:42 - 3:25 this perfectly sums up the relationship and dynamic of Batman and Joker in the most epic way possible. Heath Ledger’s delivery of this will forever be legendary!
You are morons
This is the ultimate portrayal of the Joker. No one will ever surpass it.
The more accurate term is heath ledgers joker shows the crazyness and the wild side after you become the joker...and Joaquin Phoenix show's how you become a joker...both are stunning in Their own perspective.
I agree
He was good but the REAL joker is in the comics
@@subzero3158 That's the best part of it, his Joker is even better than the comics version, cuz he actually has a reason to do what he does and the way he does it.
@@EN_02 lol typical fanboy, this joker is just terrorist in make up, this version is just anarchy in make up but NOT the joker anyways for once, comic book book batman and comic book joker top all of them, if you like his joker so much read a comic book with anarchy in it. Peace out
When Joker was thrown of the building, he was laughing in success. He wanted to break batman's number one rule, not to kill.
edit: im loving these conversations
He knows that Batman's moral code will still work after all. And that's why Joker is so obsessed with Batman. He doesn't want to kill Batman either. He just wants to see Bruce suffer. Just like in the comics, Joker said: "I want to be your number 1 pain."
He eventually made batman break his rule at the end. In this story, the villain wins
He laughed at Batman's joke about scars.
Obviously.
When Emperor Palpatine was thrown off into the vent , he laughed in success. He wanted Vader to accept the sith rule of two,making Luke his apprentice.
The part with the joker falling completely embodies who the joker is just maniacally laughing falling to his death then the disappointment in his voice when he says, "You just couldn't let me go" such an amazing performance
That's because he thought he had managed to force Batman break his cardinal rule of never killing anyone
Disappointed 😂 he was not, he was amused by Batman being able to not kill after all joker did
He doesn’t want to be killed, he wants the Batman to break, it’s like his ultimate life goal.
And that’s why I think adaptions of the Batman killing people are super lame. It defeats the purpose these two characters have together.
@@josephsanchez2481 He was definitely disappointed that Batman saved him rather than let him fall to his death, and in turn, break his number one rule of no killing. Amused? Yes, but also disappointed.
@@josephsanchez2481This. He doesn't sound disappointed to me at all. Slightly surprised/amused is how that line sounds to me. He's also slyly chiding Batman at the futility of saving him when...in his mind...it means they might have a chance to have this little dance again. He's amused at Batman not letting him die and possibly risking more future innocent collateral damage just to stick to his "silly" code..
0:54
The look of disgust sells it. Even if it wasnt said, everyone knew the intention of the officer was to kill everyone on the other boat. And now everyone knows the real him and he has to live with it.
I don't think it was disgust. Inmates in general put up a mean face all the time for reputation/survival reasons, it's as simple as that. And if the officer had wanted to blow up the other boat he would've. The reason he handed the detonator to the inmate was to transfer the power of deciding whether the other boat blows up to someone else. That doesn't necessarily mean he intended to blow up the other boat, it could just mean he didn't want to take part in the decision.
@@ultimate0706 Is it really that big of a difference when the officer was quite clearly convinced that the inmate WAS going to blow up the other boat anyways? He's not giving him "the part in the decision", he's planning to make his part of the decision be the responsability of someone else. Plus, the inmate said "you can tell them I took it by force", implying that no, he couldn't do it himself but was okay with blaming the inmate because that mean he wouldn't be seen as responsible for the murder. Hell, he even looked surprised when the detonator was thrown out the window. Officer had 0 doubts that the inmate was gonna kill them all, his goal was to pin the blame on a convict, it's as simple as that.
"In their last moments, people show you who they really are".
Joker gets thrown off a building
...
Starts laughing
He's a maniac
@@mohsen4ever710 and the only sane person in the same time, he was right about lots of things
remember the pandemic???
"these civilized people" started killing each other in the supermarkets over toilet papers.
He was laughing because he thought he won vs batman and made him break the one rule that batman has, no killing.
Thats why he sounds disappointed when he is saved with batman’s hook.
@@RamonX69 When did that happen?
@@Zakuzelo In the UK especially
When Batman secures Joker upside down, the camera slowly rotates to make Joker right side up for us, but has Gotham in background upside down. It puts us in Joker's point of view. He's sees the world upside down in real life
my 2 cents, i think the joker saw the world as it is. its a two faced world, with the right technique anyone can be exposed as crooked. we are the ones with the distorted view of an inherently good world.
@@susane8 Practicality is a blessing. If you rationalise what we consider good and evil, you see that good has benefits regardless of ideology. And evil is simply unsustainable.
And imo, the distortion of an otherwise functioning mind can actually come from the desire to be good. It's hardbaked into how we function. So when someone does something wrong they are forced to deal with the contradiction by twisting the definition of 'good'.
A liar thinks that everyone's as deceitful as he is. The Joker thinks he's on a crusade to reveal the 'truth' of the world. Two-Face thinks he's being truly just and unbiased by basing his actions on random chance.
At least that's my take on it.
@@anxiousearth680 Your comment made me realize that TwoFace bases his 50/50 rationale on how Batman saved him. Batman had to chose Harvey or his girlfriend to save which is basically a coin toss.
While Batman actually chose Rachel to save, the Joker lied about the address Rachel was at. This forced Harvey to be saved so he could be turned into the next villain to sow chaos. Big brain plays everywhere in this movie.
I always wondered the reasons of that particular shot. Thank you
this dude is the biggest im 13 and this is deep
3:24 “you’re peanut butter jelly forever” -Batman
2:26,4:29 my reaction to your comment 😂🤣
😂😂😂 this deserves more likes
Lol, please tell me what batman said actually
@@anshul5705 you'll be in a padded cell forever.
🤣🤣
1:46 the Joker is proven wrong. He says earlier that "these civilised people will eat each other", the people on the boats showed care and humanity to each other, devastating the jokers mindset and you can see in his face him questioning his way of living
Not to mention its the only time in the movies where things dont go according to his plan. Throughout the whole movie, he always had plans that somehow worked.
@@FruityBoyToyI like how visibly upset and disappointed he is that it didn't work
He even mumbles a bit at 1:55
yeah, but if it happened in real life, people would blow the ither boat up in blink of an eye. so the ending neverbreally stisfied me because it lost its connection with its dark realistic atmosphere for me.
@canaksoy8479 Exactly. These people are delusional if they really think in real life one of the boats wouldn't have been blown up.
Joker: do I really look like a guy with a plan?
Also Joker: that's okay, I came prepared.
That’s the real joke
Wow, really, Joker?The one who make up different and inconsistent stories about his past and his scars?Wait a sec,are we talking about the same character,did I miss something,because last time I checked that guy didn't care much about basic logic,is this even necessary to say ahahahahah,let's put it in this way,I know it's a joke,but there are many people who think like that,so we were talking about one of the best villains ever, period,a character that doesn't have anything to do with basic logic,the real joke is questioning seriously some things like these.
@carlos yeah How you doin Carlos.
Edit after 2 weeks:
Where are you Carlos?
''Some men just like to watch the world burn''- Alfred Pennyworth.
@@francescoparisi126 I guess you can say he was a clown. A real joker.
Plot twist: The Joker pulled a huge prank on everyone, there was actually just gonna be fireworks shooting out from the boats
WOAH never thought of that lmaoo🤣
Ngl he's so sick in the head, that's what he'd probably do.
Further plot twist...he gave his 'armed' henchmen pellet/paintball guns.
Because he'll make 'em live in shame at what they were about to do ...
There are certain things that are worse than death.
🙄 again with the “Plot Twist” crap.
0:46 No one talks about this guy in the movie when they really should. Whatever bad shit he did, he was still willing to risk his and every other prisoner's lives just for the passengers on the other boat. That's a real hero right there.
@@mellohi6175 The fact that line was in the same movie...Nolan is really a genius, ain't he?
He got arrested for jacking people and stealing bikes (Friday reference)
its a fucken movie
@@meem1647 WHAT? NO WAY! I thought this was a real life documentary recorded from an iPhone.
@@ViceJosh1.9 No you idiot. It was an android.
This movie is approaching it’s 20th anniversary and it’s still as fresh as it was when it came out. This really is the best superhero movie of all time
It's been 15 years since this movie was released and it feels like it was released yesterday...
This shows how crazy this joker really is. He’s laughing when batman threw him down because he knew that he won since he made batman break his only code (kill people), but when batman saved him he stopped laughing. He’s not afraid to die, his only mission in life is to make batman break his only code no matter the cost.
ilovejokes95 but unfortunately for Batman, joker won. Batman technically killed two face
I think it’s a little less about breaking Batman, and more about in his own words introducing a little anarchy and creating chaos. As he said, he’s an agent of chaos
Batman does not kill people. But Bruce Waine does, every day, as one of the richest capitalists, making his workers lose their health, do crimes, etc. Bruce is the main source of criminality in Gotham, he is the creator of Joker.
That is what the film about. Not Joker's wishes and fantasies.
ilovejokes95 R/technicallythetruth
@HandyMan101 yours is the dumbest without any explanation other than " this is the dumbest thing I've read" stupid lazy fuck you.
"I think you and I, are destined to do this forever."
>Heath Ledger dies.
FUCC.
soulessphilosopher Fear not bro. Heath will always be remembered forever. So in a way, he was destined.
It was this movie that ultimately killed him.
But Batman & joker will live on
@@chandlerrose4545 no it didn't... it just fits the narrative
Irony is a funny thing.
" You won't kill me out of misplaced sense of self rightiousness, and I won't kill you because you're just too much fun " yet another iconic line.
Exactly. 👍🏻
Underrated Comment
I love the line. "I think, you and I are destined to do this forever " we would have watched you do this forever. R.I.P Heath ledger.
2:24 Still the best joker laugh on screen ever, Rest easy Heath Ledger
I never knew he died. I wish he was still alive to see how many people loved his preformance
still did it even tho hes falling off a building
@@XRelays oh yeah, dude. Ledger passed away in January of the 2008. Same year the film came out.
Jerome final laugh is better imo
@@MrThecrazyzombie jerome is my 2nd fav joker
I love Batman's reaction at 3:44. The utter annoyance of talking to someone who will never under any circumstance admit they're wrong. He doesn't even get to savor the "I told you so" because Joker just ignores it entirely without skipping a beat.
Batman - "People are willing to believe in good."
Joker - "Until their spirits break completely!"
Batman - *Spirit visibly breaks*
Batman: oh no here we go again...
He's also recoiling from taking an absolute pounding before he got the upper hand here. He got attacked by SWAT, dogs, and on top of that got hit by a steel pipe lol
Joker wasn't really wrong. He said Batman would break his one rule, and he did.
@@S3NDP13😆
“You didn’t think I’d risk losing the battle for Gotham’s soul in a fistfight with YOU?”
The disdain in his voice, like he’s embarrassed at Bruce’s lack of imagination.
I dunno about disdain. I think he's just clever. Like, he's smart enough to know that nobody can beat Batman in a straight-up fistfight. That's the mistake others make. So he's not stupid enough to risk his whole plan on getting the shit kicked out of him. I think he figured you don't beat Batman by being stronger and faster than him; you beat him by being smarter. Or at least more cynical.
@@dars5229 in this very trilogy Batman is beaten by someone bigger and stronger and faster than him. It’s possible to beat Batman in a straight up fist fight, you’d just have to be a freak of nature like bane lol.
@@sergiomendoza4850 I mean sure but that Batman was out of his prime and hadn’t fought in 8 years in the TDKR.
No it’s definitely some type of disappointment since the interrogation scene the joker has been showing Batman his true plan it was always about dent for both the joker and Batman
@@sergiomendoza4850 wouldn’t you say Joker’s plan worked though? And Bane’s didn’t. Harvey Dent did go on a murdering spree as his “ace in the hole.”
“The city just showed you that it’s full of people ready to believe in good!” I love that line because that’s how you conquer evil
Oh please. You people really love believing in fairy tales clearly if you think that shit actually works.
@@RheemQ What people? & who says it doesn’t?
@joewhitehead3 You and the other idiots out there that belive in idealistic bs thinking. I'm not even a pessimistic. But, you're delusional if you think saying stuff like that changes a person's mentality. You think that stupid speech would've worked on Hitler, Bundy, Dahmer, Gacy, Manson,etc? Get realistic man.
Whenever Joker tells the story of how he get his scar the story is always relative to the person he tells but twisted
So i believe Joker is about to tell Batman his true origin
Because Joker is a twisted version of Batman
Wow never thought about it. Crazy theory.
Or, both of the stories he told was true.. as a kid his mouth got sliced and over time it healed.. but as an adult, he did it to himself again and that time it was to damaged to heal, just a theory though.
Smelly Sammy which scars is he talking about?
Smelly Sammy the ones on his mouth?
@@lolafourner2001 yes
"I took Gotham's White knight and I, brought him down to our level."
I love how Batman doesn't question him saying "our" at all. Like he knows him and joker are in a class of their own
He didnt question him because he was in shock of what he was saying, I doubt batman thinks he is on the same level morally as the joker
They are both as insane, not the same moral wise
darrell allgood and to make that line more epic it was originally my level in the script but heath decided to change it to our level
It’s our level because both of them wear a mask and Harvey didn’t had the mask and thus was more courageous and inspiring to the people of Gotham whereas Batman did all the sacrifices but with the help of Mask which a common person cannot connect to
BRAHMDEV SINGH joker doesn’t have a mask it’s make up idiot
Nobody never mentions Batman's expression at 03:45 that shows how tired he is of fighting the joker, he realizes this might be the only time, a criminal has push him to the limit, the Joker is just not going to stop, no matter what, he is not fighting a regular criminal. Even after Batman thinks he has defeated him, he has an "ace on the hole" and Batman is just tired of dealing with this unstoppable force.
You could just kill him but that’s what happens when you have principles
Man Batman shoulda beat the “Fuck” outta him, not beat the “shit” out of him
Go watch robot chicken Batman. He has found to deal with joker s madness.
joker's a supervillian
1I've never really seen this moment. There is even a small shreek you can hear! Like a "Oh for fucks sake"
"You and I are destined to do this forever."
Ain't that the truth
THO THINGS:
1) Ledger deserved that Academy Award
2) NO Marvel movie can be compared to this movie.
I'm a marvel fan. And I approve this
@@herecomesthebam1919 But, I think Infinity war is the one that overrated bro. Even the non Marvel fans and the people who have no idea what marvel is will say that the movie is amazing. It's because the hype of these avengers' movie so high
@@herecomesthebam1919
That's just dishonest, and if you want to talk about pacing End Game was a chaotic mess that didn't even follow the comics, just completely copped out with fucking time travel.
From the police guard at the door, to Harvey Dent, to Joker himself, everyone's acting in this was amazing and if you actually paid attention you could see the subtle cinematography and genius through suggestion alone, or just interpretation alone.
This is coming from a hardcore Marvel fan by the way, and unlike many of the Marvel film's empty headed viewers I actually know Black Panther was created by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee. Marvel fans have become tiresome with their comparisons to anything and everything.
The Winter Soldier is my favorite MCU movie but TDK will always be the best
@@herecomesthebam1919 Infinity war and winter soldier were damn good, but this trilogy is untouchable
RIP to Tommy Lister, the prisoner at 00:30 who made the righteous choice. Just learned today that he passed away. Thanks for giving us a great scene, brother!
BRO THATS DEEBO FROM FRIDAY
@@drobviouslol I don’t want to be racist or anything but it’s rare of white people to know what that movie is.
@@jb3058 You clearly don't know many white people.
@@jb3058 lol no it's not.
Bruh man, that dude visited a school at long beach back in 2014.
"WHAT WERE YOU TRYING TO PROVE? THAT DEEP DOWN...EVERYONE IS AS UGLY AS YOU?!! YOU'RE ALONE" that was delivered so well
Lol
Joker was right
@@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 clearly not
@@jamesgordon2788 that's just movie logic in real life there certainly would've been fireworks
@@entertainedsheep7668 no there wouldn’t most people are good people who won’t kill others. You are not a normal person if you would press would that button and should find god
I like how Joker kind of drops the voice at the end and talks about the whole situation, completely self-aware. Showing there was never really any madness. Everything he did was completely according to his intricate plan. There’s no use hiding it anymore.
No one praises deebo enough for what he did. He was like “If we die, we die but there’s absolutely no way we’re killing those innocent people.” Not all heroes wear capes. Literally.
RIP TINY
Man rlly got locked up for stealing a bike😕
@@yungnate188😂
1:48 that's the moment when you can see a "real" emotion on his face. He was disappointed. But then again, he gets the character back with the dialogue "Can't rely on anyone these days..".
Not disappointed.Maybe?But more surprised.
Joker: "Speaking about that, you know how I got these scars?"
Batman: "No. But I know how you got THESE!"
Joker: "FINALLY I HAVE A REAL SCAR STORY TO TELL NOW"
Bruh 😂🔥
His scars are real...
His scars are real bro
Ya but he had 2 different stories to them, now he has a actual scar story to tell, learn to read
@Louis Kirkwood not at all. The joker would not have killed batman. He knew he was going to lose the fight but win the battle by destroying what batman and Harvey dent stood for
4:35 That movement and laugh from Joker always remind me of a bat upside down hanging on a cave or something. The greatest fear of Bruce when he was a child.
Wow
2:26 epic laugh
Agreed. Something about it is so fucking incredible. Especially paired with the climactic music. Dope scene👍🏾
He's laughing because if batman kills him, he wins. Remember? But I guess he didn't win this time lol
@@realcritical-kr2dd but he won the war,
@@Hedgee_ but at what cost?
@@realcritical-kr2dd at the cost of going in jail. But he destroyed dent, and destroyed Batman’s public image in the eyes of Gotham. Even when falling to his demise, he knew that if he died, bats would have to defy his code. Thus “Killing” the Batman. “I took Gotham’s white knight, and brought him down to our level.” Also I’m not saying this to keep us going, just wanted to say that.
I wish he waited for the Joker to finish talking about his scars
2:22 he didn’t care, but he knows how he got those batarangs in his groin
It would be just another lie.
His scar stories are totally winging it he doesn't care himself they on his face he knows why u don't have to know so he tells you anything because what does him telling you do for anything anyway
he wants to forget about his nightmarish past, thats why he comes up with the stories, i think
@@dejuanmims5912 I think I just had a stroke trying to read your comment, are you okay?
"I think you and I are destined to do this forever."
I remember seeing this in the theater and feeling so incredibly bittersweet.
I loved how perfect this scene and its dialogue were but knew at the same time that we would never see Heath as Joker again.
It definitely reflects that in every depiction these two are always running into each other
"Like Gravity...All it takes is a Little..Push"... Goosebumps!
“I think you and I are destined to do this forever.” The Origins of how The Joker and Batman become arch enemies.
@Clippy up shut
@National Socialist thus pu
@@NormalChannel95 *tuhs pu
@Joey Pastrana damn it.
The joker is right though, if you break everyone like all there families just die etc , 90% of them will go crazy
Don’t get me wrong, I love the Phoenix’s role of the Joker, but Ledger’s was revolutionary, you practically quote this movie every chance you get, man I miss him
@Lãng khách cô hành hyperbole there are so many actors out there better and more talented than him Daniel day lewis from gangs of New York was better than him jackman from prisoners is better than him Edward Norton from primal fear and American history X and primal was better than him willem Dafoe from lighthouse and some his other performances was better than him the hype went way too far he was a good actor but not the second coming of Jesus Christ.
@@Anubis-xk4ht i think he meant in terms of the actors that have played joker.He ddint mean heath was the best actor out there
@@Anubis-xk4ht Day-Lewis, Willem Dafoe, Edward Norton with the right script & director could too be a great interpretation alongside Heath, Joaquin, & Nicholson (also the 1 in Gotham).
@@Anubis-xk4ht Yeah thanks man, for letting the Internet know there are other actors on the planet.
Holy cow, people can't even praise someone with some positive hyperbolic adjective on f*cking YT comment section without some dude jumping in to say "bUt..buT.."
And those actors you mentioned, you don't have to pit them against each other by saying "better than him" "talented than him". They're *alongside* Heath as some of the greatest actors out there, dumbo.
Phoenix wasn't the Joker he inspired the real Joker who killed Bruce's parents in the Joker at the end of the movie.
Fun fact: Heath ledger was originally going to get professional makeup, but he chose to do it himself because it would look more realistic
Source?
I also want to know about the source
Kryptonian Otaku just search it up it’s common knowledge
Yeah it's true what he said
@@Telikott You missed out a big detail, yes he used cheap makeup and put it on himself but only at the beginning. Christopher Nolan saw the look Heath did, loved it, and asked a professional makeup artist to replicate that look every time. So in short, his makeup was done professionally, but Heath was the creative mind behind the look.
Me looking at my exam grade after weeks of studying: 1:47
It's great how you can see the sheer disappointment on jokers face when he sees the boats didn't blow up
Seems more like a hidden almost human smile. like to imagine that Heath Ledger real smile came through..
tired having played and acted pure darkness (using method acting) for months, driving himself to madness causing insomnia.
But thats my Jungian explanation ;)
He almost seems sad
He simply cannot fathom that out of 2 entire ferries full of people, not one would take the detonator and pull it. To him, people are inherently chaotic and evil, so seeing that many people decide they are not willing to kill others to save themselves is completely vexing.
@@jonathanbradley4896 yeah and that's like the only moment in the movie were the Joker doesn't feel in control of the situation, he can't comprehend that not all people are inherently evil and chaotic, and that some can do the right thing even on desperate times
@@iccotom actually heath's insomnia was not because of his role of joker, people like to switch the story behind heaths passing, so you are not speaking facts you are spreading lies like every other person who thinks heath died because of his role as joker.
1:46
That subtle look of disappointment is amazing.
Yes
"Your alone" That truly hit hem pretty hard.
AlexanderRmz “Despite your sick,vicious games,he’s as sane as he ever was.So ordinary people don’t crack.Maybe,it’s just you.”
“No!”
Yess
Not really in real life 100% the people would have chosed the prsioners
Still the best DC movie
Not just the best DC movie but the best superhero movie
The gold standard of superhero movies!!!!!!
Godzilla 26 not just the best superhero movie but the best movie
After Superman 2
Ishtiaq Mahmood Amin wot
0:23 half life 1 crowbar sound
Lolz
The prisoner who threw the detonator outside the window deserves more praise
Change my mind.
Ikr
True
Thats my bike punk!
Was just thinking that. One of the biggest heroes of this trilogy tbh.
Debo had a lot of time to reform in prison
When the Joker says “you can’t rely on anyone these days you gotta do everything yourself don’t we?!”
Talking about himself and Batman. Batman can’t rely on the ones to get the job done (cops) and the Joker can’t rely on the people to do what he believes in necessary.. man this movie is a masterpiece.
🧐
Nah, that line isn’t meant to be deep or anything. Quit it with the 6th grader lit analysis lmao
@@EpicMeerGaming No for real , that explains why he said "we".
@@EpicMeerGaming Oh yes, it's so subtle. The writers included the words 'don't we' for no reason at all, they just forgot how character arcs, insinuation, and plot work. Just because you failed 6th grade lit doesn't mean everyone did, dude.
umm... no. he was just being sarcastic about how people didnt blow themselves annoyed him. because, you know... he was kind of absolutely sure one of them was going to explode
What’s better than The Dark Knight?
The Dark Knight in 4K
And Batman Returns.
G2_ no
@@Sailinator2303 Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?
@@g2_655 And Batman of 1989
@@quiver5756 So you haven't danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?
Everyone keeps pointing out that he laughs when thrown off as "showing his true face" but no one ever talks about how he breaks his facade and is actually upset when no one triggers the bomb after all that theatrics.
Upset that he's been proven wrong, that his one bad day is a lie and not everyone is a terrible person like him.
2:27 Notice how he stops laughing as soon as Batman saves him. He’s just taking the fun and thrill away from the Joker.
Cuz he was happy that Batman broke his only one rule - no killing
@@missouriresole4726 he didn't though
@@youknow227
Exactly. He was laughing because he thought Batman killed him... and then he saved him so boo hoo
Though, Batman still killed Harvey so... I guess Joker got the last laugh
What a bully Batman is
@@EdgyZiggy Harvey was about to shoot a child in the head...
Christian Bale is the best live action batman and Heath Ledger is the best live action joker
Eh, I'm a fan of Michael Keaton as batman myself
@@SantaPorter420 Mr. ICan'tMoveMyNeck
@@TheStraightestWhitest the suit is your biggest concern, lol I was looking at the acting
And that damn raspy whisper voice from bale😂
@@SantaPorter420 Yeah Bale's voice was terrible. Like the poor guy had trouble bringing out each word. Honestly I prefer Batfleck the most, weird as that sounds. Affleck has this naturally cold and uncaring exterior, which is very relatable to me considering he's in the role of someone who's lost a lot in his life. You tend to ice yourself to emotion, and it makes his Bruce Wayne work well.
And then there's the fact that his Batman is just brutal. Plus, his voice is fucking cool AND he can move his neck!
Godzilla 26 Haha Ben Affleck was best suited! Too bad Justice league was the train wreck that it was.
2:20 one of the best scenes in cinema history. captures joker as a character perfectly
Joaquin Phoenix's Joker is aimed at more mature audiences than Ledger's Joker
4:20 Still one of the greatest line/quote I've ever heard from a film to this day. Long live Heath Ledger's Joker. 🔥
2:06 Me during a Group project
HTX The Wild 😹😹😹😹true
Exactly
True bro true
Too relatable
Same, haha !
I think this is the only time where jokers laugh sounds actually evil.
The Fake batman hostage and the one at the interrogation ...
Just.....just within this movie right?
Kinda like that time Kefka said... "Welcome friends!"
@@isaackmojica8302 th-cam.com/video/b0jpMSN0aEw/w-d-xo.html
heath ledger 2008 dark knight
subscribe and share FeedBackFm
@@matthewrileymcleanwilkinson th-cam.com/video/b0jpMSN0aEw/w-d-xo.html
heath ledger 2008 dark knight
subscribe and share FeedBackFm
Joaquin Phoenix may not replace Heath Ledger’s Joker, but I’m sure Heath would be proud to know Phoenix made an amazing performance as Joker/Arthur Fleck in the new movie. R.I.P. Heath Ledger.
“Madness as you know, is like gravity: all it takes is a little push.” -Joker (2008)
Heath Ledger’s Joker He’d be proud that his best friend took on his final role.
And now Joaquin Phoenix too has an Oscar.
To be honest, I don't even compare Heath and Joaquin because they really aren't even playing the same character. Joaquin is playing Arthur Fleck who only becomes Joker in the last few moments of the movie, whereas Ledger is playing Joker. So its sort of like comparing two people playing different characters whereas you can make a more direct comparison with Nicholson and Leto since they are also playing the Joker.
You are the best heath
I personally think the detonators are to their own boats, NOT to the other one.
Or both
“What were you trying to prove? That deep down everyone is as ugly as you? You’re alone.”
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I think in real life there would have been fireworks...
True 😂
Agreed!!!! 💯
Fact.
Nah ig
The real question is how fast?
2:19 i just realized this theme plays in all three movies when batman stops the villain! hans zimmer is a legend.
What about james newton howard?
Can you tell the name of the bgm
The Batman wins theme
2:50
The visual storytelling is masterful here and no one even notices it. Joker is hanging upside down, because we and Batman believe he's been defeated, but when he monologues, the camera begins to rotate to make it look like Joker is upright, above Gotham, meaning that he's actually on top, his plan has won, and Batman doesn't even know it. Pretty masterful stuff
I actually see it as the direction of both Joker and Batman also depicts how they see Gotham. Both Joker and Batman are right side up, however in the distance behind Joker, Gotham is upside down. Batman on the other hand sees Gotham as he tells Joker, one that is ready/willing to hope. It isn’t so much to me of who’s on top, but how they perceive Gotham. This to me is about their “point of view”.
I always get chocked up watching this scene. Right at the part where Joker says “I think you and I, are destined to do this forever.” 3:20
And it’s not because Ledger died too soon. It’s because after all the incarnations of Batman, whether it’s the old Adam West 1960’s Batman show or the Tim Burton, Jack Nicholson Joker. Or the many episodes of the Mark Hamill Batman animated series and even the Batman Arkham video game franchise.
No matter what version of Batman you grew up with, Batman and Joker have always acted like this dysfunctional married couple. And they literally will continue to do the same thing forever. Joker gets caught and Batman locks him away, and then Joker breaks out of jail and the whole process repeats. And we as Batman fans will watch every incarnation of this, and love every second of this.
I am forever grateful that I got to witness all these variations of Batman in my lifetime!
Watch titans season 3
think you just described the inspiration for the batman lego movie
I wouldn't mind watching the Flashpoint Paradox version with Bruce's dad being Batman and Bruce's mom being Joker
Not only that, but there is the archetypal significance at work. The unstoppable force, the immovable object, the two holy opposites which will act upon the world forever.
It's almost like in that near-death fall, he had some moment of clarity where he may have seen those incarnations briefly, knowing for a fact they ARE destined to do this forever.
Maybe not the literal two of them, but as long as there is a Batman, there will *ALWAYS* be a Joker.
2:18 lowkey wanted the joker to tell him so there would be a third story😂
Same
A.B I think the story was gunna be about him in the military where his squad was blown up and no one cared.
@@hyperbolicraider4848 I really like that theory for him. The idea that he was SF or some jason bourne like operative who was captured and tortured is a really interesting idea
@@kevinpoppe8285 link now i never heard this one. my favorite is the one that he is like deadpool he is actually super sane he knows he is in a comic so he plays his part like he is supposed to.
@@hardwirecars th-cam.com/video/nyBLttNKkYY/w-d-xo.html
0:48 Can we all take a moment to acknowledge this one inmate?
Tiny Lister Jr.
Former Wrestler in the early 90's
@julianzolo How on Earth is that supposed to be Satanic? This is a guy who decided that he was going to do the right thing for and not put innocent people in danger.
@julianzolo I think they were trying to show how wrong joker was by having the prisoner actually turn out to be a decent human being
Craig knocked some sense into Deebo.
@@Rodan16 "you got knocked the fuck out!"😂
Heath Ledger was an absolute GENIUS in this role!
Imagine if he was still here: I'd give him his own spin off film!
💯💯💯💯
The camera rotating so the joker is rightside up while hanging upside down was some interesting cinematography. Conveys how his natural state is at odds with the correct orientation of the world, aka everyone else who proved the joker wrong in this scene.
Bruh stop trying to sound deep
@@tayolenson2268 I mean he’s not wrong
I think they were just trying to make him look crazier lol. People really think that the writers tried to convey so many thoughts with the flipping of the camera. And we don't know whose decision it was to flip the camera, since drawing the story board usually involves several major department heads of the film. Shit this could have been flipped in post by the editor. And it could be that, Joker and Batman are seeing eye to eye, since the joker had an ace in his pocket with two face. Could be anything. I doubt its anything but "make him look crazier."
@@tayolenson2268 might sound crazy but some people are smarter than you
@@bobbyberro8107 bruh not every scene in this movie has some really deep meaning to it
The joker laughing while falling off a building is just so iconic and true to his character
Wasn't he laughing as he was falling because he thought that Batman was gonna break his rule
@@ElHijoMayor24 This is why it is true to his character. The thing the Joker wants the most to happen is that Batman breaks his rule, in the best case by killing the Joker himself.
Officer Earl he didn’t say he was laughing because he was falling. He said he was laughing while falling
3:20 "I think you and I are destined to do this forever"
Yes you two are.
Less than 5 minutes of The dark Knight are better than whole Marvel movies together.