His stories was probably real but not how he told them. Maybe his wife really left him and his dad really abused him when he was a kid. That stuff will break you.
Not really,the performance is brilliant But do t tell actors what they can and can't do based off what they've done. You were being unfair to begin with if you are saying "he can only do romance movies " because that's what he was in
This is why I wish Hollywood wasnt afraid to make 4 hour long movies anymore like Lawrence of Arabia or Dances with Wolves. Hell even the extended LOTR disxs take almost 4 hours each.
He’s a psychopath It isn’t true That what makes it so scary He knows how to use emotions to intimidate his prey He will come up with any scary story that fits his intimidation tactics With adhd lol
It's not like that. The correct way to drink a wine is to areate it (mix it with air also called as breathing) so that the flavours and aromas of the wines enhances. This is how wine connoisseur drink wine. Joker even though he was a joker was aware of this subtlety of wine drinking. Hence he swings his glass a little so as to let it mix with air. See don't get fooled by jokers appearance or his mannerisms. He is well aware of all this.
@Snowy_ lucie No way.... An actual twilight fan in the text!! Lol sry I haven't watched the movies or read the books so I shouldn't be really dissing it so much. But honestly I just wanted to make a jab at it like the rest of the internet. I do seem to come off as an ahole here.
Lãng khách cô hành Phoenix’s Joker is just an entirely different beast. It’s like comparing a boat and a plane. They’re made to entirely different ends
The joker ain't a bad character but he just reeks of what snobs would like to call "lazy writing" he's a decent character the issue is the writers use and write him as a plot device MOST of the time so he feels like a character his lack of backstory and developments has always been an issue with him.
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You'd be badass too if you could just jump out of a 40 story window, catch a woman, and have both of you land without injury. Batman's plot armor is epic! He can do anything - even extend his immortality to anyone he's holding onto! Very badass!
@@deydraniasmith615 It's called a kid's movie. Kid's movies suspend belief for entertainment, unlike serious movies where the protagonist stubs his toe and cries about it for 180 minutes. If you don't like kid's movies, don't watch them, but don't go crying on the internet pretending your intelligence was insulted by the plot of a kid's movie in the desperate hope people in the comment section will think you're a superior being.
@@caravanlifenz This was not a kids' movie. A guy holds a knife to a woman's throat talking about knifing his own face or burning a man alive atop a towering pile of money is not a kids' movie.
all cool until batman shows up, I mean it is pretty stupid for batman to try to fight like 6 guys heavily armored in a close room surrounded by hostages.
Everything about this scene is perfect. The way the camera circles Heath and Maggie, the music, the acting. A masterpiece in film from start to finish.
When you realize it's all Heath and his acting and improv, it's even more insane and this was the first time the actors saw heath as joker and it scared them like at the start of the scene alfred was supposed to say his line but the actor froze in fear because of how joker looked and acted and the same with maggie she tried to look at filming crew because she was scared and didn't know what was going on
Randall Raines when Joker firsts enter the building, the actor playing Alfred was so astonished by Heath Ledger’s Joker that he actually forgot his lines
Hmm, I dunno. I think evil is knowing the difference between right and wrong and choosing wrong. Jack Nicholson's Joker chooses wrong because it's funny to him. But I don't think Ledger's Joker chooses, because his whole thing is chaos and anarchy. Evil has its own ruthless selfless logic, and I can't say Ledger's Joker respects it.
@@doublec3 no 1992 was the first time he voiced Joker in Batman the animated series which also showed some dark stuff especially with Joker and Harley's relationship. The movie Batman beyond Return of The Joker was from the year 2000 and shows us how Joker tortured Robin ( Tim Drake) who was just a kid at the time and turned him mentally insane and Killing Joke is from 2016 i think , the comic is much older from 1988 but got adapted in an animated movie which has Joker shooting and paralyzing Gordon's daughter , taking pictures of her naked body in agony and presenting them to Gordon on big tv screens during a horrofic rollercoaster ride . Mark Hamill knows the character better than anyone else, he played/ voiced him for 30 years in countless productions including the beloved Batman Arkham video games
Fun fact: At 2:24, Maggie Gyllenhaal was actually looking towards the staff wondering if they were going to call cut because she was already extremely uncomfortable at that point. While Nolan and his staff could clearly see that she was uncomfortable, they continued rolling because they were capturing a genuinely afraid Maggie Gyllenhaal. She was actually quite upset once they finally did call for cut and needed to take a few minutes to detox.
@@lewienew It's probably true or maybe it's not. These types of comments about what happens behind the scenes are often just advertising, and it makes sense, because I don't think than very professional actors like Maggie Gyllenhaal or Michael Caine have been petrified, by something they are undoubtedly very used to see and do weird things in productions. Anyway, it's just my opinion.
@@lewienew it's not just actresses, heath ledger has to genuinely become insane just to preform this role. This toll on his mental health was immeasurable
Nolan might of went for grounded realism but he knows those batman one liners are an integral part to the character THE HAMMERS OF JUSTICE IS UNISEX shoulda said that in tdkr to Talia al ghul lolol
My favorite part about Heath Ledgers Joker is that Heath is so unrecognizable as this character. You can’t hear his his voice or see him, you just see the character. That’s acting at it’s finest
The Dark Knight is one of those movies that I never get tired of watching Ayeee, thanks for the likes guys and gals, glad we all can agree TDK is timeless
and even Michael cane(alfred) was suppose to have a line when joker enters from the elevator but he got terrified as he has never seen heath in his joker makeup so he forgot them.
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bet 😂 she was giving him the "wtf this was not in the script wut is he doing" and Nolan gave the two thumbs up. Also the fact that was the first time she saw Heath in that makeup too cmiiw
She's a decent actress but the LOOK OF FEAR and CONFUSION ON HER FACE WAS REAL. SHE EVEN SHUT HER EYES A TIME OR TWO TO MAKE SENSE OF THIS OVER THE TOP IMPROVISED SCENE And it worked grandiously. Nolan kept rolling because he knew THIS WAS THE BEST, HORRIFIC encounter. Rip Heath, Best joker, forever man, THE BEST..
Hermiie i dont think the Jokers origin story has ever really been depicted in any form. It keeps changing. The lines in this movie are still very sad at times because they still might be true
big mo there’s the comic origin story from the killing joke which seems pretty well established to be true but I don’t like him having an origin, takes away the mystery of his character. The lines in this movie are definitely not true though, watch his eyes and face throughout the scenes and u can tell he’s improvising the stories. Him being an ex solider is a good theory
@ lol what the heck is wrong with you, 2 guys here talking about their admiration for an actor and thinking of what else he could've done if he had the opportunity and you get worked up cuz of it? Rly???
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@@sameersaud8484 joaquin phoenix is a great actor one of the greats of this generation.i watched the film already full of expectation but sorry phoenix's joker isnt in ledger's level. Phoenix joker let me down.
Phoenix’s Joker uses a gun while Ledger’s Joker uses a knife. Both a product of the system and humanity that failed them, but Ledger’s Joker lost all faith and just wants to see the world burn while Phoenix’s Joker shows what can happen when you push a mentally unstable person too far. Two very different takes. Both are bloody brilliant who cares which is better. They’re both dam good.
Ledger is obviously perfect but Maggie deserves some credit too. She only has two words, but she nails her facial and physical acting. You can tell Rachel is trying come off as brave and unphased, but she's actually terrified.
@d R I really wish she got more credit as an actress just like her brother Jake. I mean yeah Jake is an incredible actor but come on people, let's give some roses to Maggie too for being such a great actress too
Let's face it: 95% of people would be crapping their pants in this situation, even bold men. Ledger's Joker is hands down one of the terrifying villains in cinema history, largely due to just how psychopathic he is. A lover of destruction, obsessed with savage behavior, and just evil to the core.
@@jimmyj5703 He could not get rid of the joker character. He could not sleep and then he fell mentally and took medicine. Somehow he died after taking too much medicine one day
I love the fact that both Gyllenhaal siblings, Maggie and Jake got the opportunity to work with Heath Ledger in each two different incredible movies before he passed away
The best thing about this scene is that Michael Caine actually had a line that he was supposed to say but he was actually so scared of Heath Ledger’s Joker that he forgot his line.
I don’t know how you can even compare Heath and Joaquin. They did two completely different spins on the character that we’re perfect in their own ways. Edit: Ok let me rephrase, you can’t really compare the movie and character directions. You can have your opinions about the actors, Ledger is still the best joker in my heart, but I still think both movies were phenomenal spins.
Heath’s Joker is clearly a bad guy, and is presented as such. Joaquin’s Joker isn’t a bad guy at all, but is forced to play the role of the bad guy due to how awfully he’s been treated by society all his life. One is a monster, the other is a man.
As much as I loved Joaquin performance, i still think Heath’s Joker was way more terrifying. Dude was a legitimate psychopathic masterminded nightmare.
no. you can’t argue one performance was acted or portrayed better. heath outdid this so much, he wins this in no comparison... joaquin was great but not even close to this insane performance
I LOVE how every single person's reactions to the Joker are 100% genuine. Nobody else is "acting" here. That's how awesome Heath Ledger was in this movie
I believe this scene was Maggie's first time seeing Heath in Joker makeup, and apparently when he first grabbed her face and she was looking off to the left, she was actually looking for the film crew to cut the scene because she was so frightened, but they kept rolling because it was such genuine reaction.
This was the first time the entire cast saw Heath in the Joker makeup, so yeah it was genuine reaction instead of premeditated performance. Maggie Gyllenhaal was reportedly very intimidated and uncomfortable by Heath's performance as well.
I get the feeling that was entirely ad-libbed too. Ledger killed this role. Just saw Phoenix's portral and man he killed it too. Its really not fair to compare the 2 actors because their roles are essentially two totally different men. Arthur is a broken man with no hope; realizing his place of importance in his black world. He is the tale of "All it takes is one bad day." Ledger is a terrorist who's mind has been snapped in two for many years and just wants utter chaos. Arthur wanted to feel important, powerful significant. Ledger wanted to feel like his major powerful actions were more or less pointless.
@@wilsonramirez5956 Phoenix's Joker felt euphoria after his kills. Ledger feels nothing during any of his kills. The emotion they exhume creates very distinctive differences for two men playing the same character.
Extra Spooky What i like about phoenix’s joker is that it plays very well into how ledger’s joker couldve have developed. Arthur was a broken man that found killing to be unwinding because he saw the world as unworthy of life. Ledger’s joker had his mind set on trying to prove that people will just eat at each other when chaos erupts, probably cause of how wronged he was by society, and he wanted to prove to everyone the injustice in our every actions he (and arthur fleck) saw. I feel like ledger’s joker is less an embodiment of chaos, and rather a carefully executed plan to introduce the chaos he had to go through to the world
"You remind me of my father. I hated my father." What's interesting is that this line might be the only true fragment of his actual back story that we get in the entire movie (not the contradicting scar stories).. You can tell by his line delivery that there is some real animosity there.. It's not just for theatrics.
@@lickenhuntsman5338 7 months and not a single like for your edgy comment. Oding is no better than suicide so what would be the point? Do you think before speaking? Better yet, does an adult help you cross roads?
The sad fact is Heath was the same age dying as Brandon Lee was in the Crow and they both outdid their performances in both of their movies before they passed on and are still remembered to this day!
The Dark Knight is probably one of the best super hero movie existed so far. The actors are so well picked and trained, watching this movie just makes me smile.
There’s something unsettling when you realize the Joker has multiple stories about his scars’ origins. It’s like he just wants to unsettle his victims in different ways, like jokes of his.
He uses the victim most comom social history (like young black boys who were beaten by their drunk parents or the girl who lost it all, he tries to use the victim history to mess with their minds).
Actually, almost every Joker is insane in his own way. Heath is charismatic, manipulating psychopath. Joaquin Phoenix is insane clown of his revenge and justice. Jack is trully funny Joker as he must be. And Jared's Joker is true trash 😃
@@j-casualI always saw Heath's Joker as an anarchist who wanted to put up a mirror on how corrupt Gotham City really is and used Harvey Dent as a puppet to prove that even someone who is good and powerful as him can be broken if you brought him down with a push. It was never about the money or the power or the fame, it was only in the message.
FenechGeish fox well what do you expect? He’s a normel guy with nothing to protect hin from batman’s suit and weapons. He can’t just get in there and fight, he has to play it smart.
At 2:20 when he says "I just want her to know that I don't care about the scars", it's incredible how Heath Ledger completely switches emotions between the first half and the second half of the sentence. It's a blink or you'll miss it moment, but when he says "I just want her to know...", you hear his voice almost trembling with sadness and sorrow, as if he truly was desperate to convince the made-up wife about still caring for her despite her scars. And as he says "...that I don't care about the scars", he is suddenly full of anger and rage. How do you even understand that you can switch emotions mid-sentence like this? Whether it's conscious or subconscious, it's next level acting. Just an incredible performance.
One thing most people didn't realize here is that Rachel knew who's the Batman. She also knew she had no chance surviving the fall from the building if Joker threw her. She still kept the secret and let Joker throw her. This gives her character a depth. After realizing this when I think that she died later in the story, it breaks my heart even more.
She also shakes her head 'No' when Joker tells Batman to take off his mask. She knows she might die in that moment, but she she will neither betray Batman nor allow him to betray himself. Great character work from Ms Gyllenhaal!
Twelve NSFW the chars groining other train tonold.unjuistly dream am very street swept amvdradream , and I will be in the morning. I am a beautiful day. I am a beautiful day. I am a beautiful day to day. I am a beautiful day
Đăng Hoàng haha. I ain’t really cringy as you are, ain’t you, yet the mower on my yard is for taking them to hell ;) And also, that time, I’m wearing Santa costume so that their blood ain’t standing out on my clothing as cops could “find out”.
When Maggie Gyllenhaal punched Heath the guttural noise he made sounded so legit that I’m pretty sure she hit him hard, either that or his acting is just pure perfection
Apparently, this is scene was the first time Michael Caine saw him in character. Michael Caine is a vet with decades of acting experience and said he froze the fuck up when Heath came barreling in during this scene.
I came here to fucking say this. Dude saved your life and you're asking about the next dude in line. WTF!!! Well, it's a good thing she got roasted. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
It's a movie, realistically someone with her personality would say thank you but for the sake of tone the script doesn't require that the fictional character says it.
and she has to look into his eyes, but she was really scared to look at him, so she closed her eyes in this scene, and after when the jail scene comes up ledger asked bale to hit him for real and that was an 100 percentage original punches and beats and the claps with that chaotic look wasn't even scripted., the bomb blast was actually scripted to trigger when he comes out from the hospital but he did it inside the hospital itself with all those technicians and celebrities., and Nolan didn't utter a word., that's how playing and living a character differs
@@russellmuscle7434 That explains the massive plotholes of not only both of them surviving that massive fall, but also leaving Joker alone with the hostages
Him spilling the champagne is genius because I think fits with his philsophy that he's not interested in material wealth or gain (he also burned money), but exists solely to incite chaos, and of course, to fight Batman. He's driven by those things, and nothing else. He can't be bought, and the biggest irony of this movie is that Joker as a character is perhaps less corruptible than Batman.
I love the high quality of the dialogues in this film. I love how Rachel is not only a love interest who is represented weak or cowardly but intelligent and very courageous, compared to all the other people in the hall, shitting in their pants because there's the Joker. She did not hesitate to step forward despite all the fear he gives. I also love how the Joker is very quick-witted instead of being a complete mad man. Yes he's out of his mind actually, but he still used to be a normal person before he became Joker, so it's so reasonable that his actions are cleverly done. He knows how to get away from things, like grabbing Rachel while his men are distracting Batman and then faking he's going to shoot her with the gun but actually shooting towards the glass to break it and throwing her outside, so Batman can chase after her while Joker runs away. It would not be this awesome of a movie if Joker was not designed as a clever man. I'm not saying he is thinking before he does things, he's very random, but I think he used to be a very smart man in his past, who was exposed to wrong circumstances that got him mad, and right know he's just doing what he wants while his mind is empty but well working.
The Joker didn't divert Batman out the window so he could run away. Batman dove out the window leaving the Joker and all of his armed thugs with a hundred defenseless innocent bystanders! 😀😃🙃 Batman cared so much about Rachel that he dove out the window knowing that a psychopath would have plenty of time to hurt as many people as he wanted!
WILD WUNZ Machine Productions That’s true they are actually using a razor blade up against the strings of a cello, gives the music an unsettling feeling
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I like how he tells everybody a different story about how he got his scars
His stories was probably real but not how he told them. Maybe his wife really left him and his dad really abused him when he was a kid. That stuff will break you.
Its all true story, he got that scar multiple time lol
Neo: There is some fiction in your truth, and some truth in your fiction. To know the truth, you must risk everything.
@@hafeeez87 werd, for real.
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It's incredible how Ledger, who mostly acted in romantic movies, was able to portray the role of a psychopathic character so well and perfectly.
Exactly
True
Not really,the performance is brilliant
But do t tell actors what they can and can't do based off what they've done. You were being unfair to begin with if you are saying "he can only do romance movies " because that's what he was in
@@MultiFirelover what are you waffling about fam
I mean 'romantic characters' are usually one stage away from psychotic so
Legit so depressing we’ll never get to see more of this Joker. May Heath Rest In Peace.
@Emily Thomson He died
Manam Kung *sigh*
@@manamkung4515 wtf why you spoil the movie
plant 99 he meant the actor of joker died
@@blazearachnid8320 oh :P
“Hello beautiful” fixes his hair
Gets me every time
yeah i love it hahahah
Especially when his knife is like a comb. Heath was such a genius
Every.....but when he says he had a Wife beautiful like her..” I beg to differ egregiously as Maggie Gyllenhaal is not beautiful in any spectrum..”
This Joker needs a Harley! ^^
1:01
Batman: "Let her go."
Joker: "Very poor choice of words"
One of the best scenes in the movie.
we are the champions! weeee are the champion... yeahh this has nothing to do with that scene
Ik
I would've liked "As you wish" better.
Ikr to be fair Batman did tell him to let her go
@@trumanrodgers3798 no that would have been clichè
I swear i wish the movie was longer just because of his acting
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YEAH HE WAS LEGEND 😭😭
Big facts
This is why I wish Hollywood wasnt afraid to make 4 hour long movies anymore like Lawrence of Arabia or Dances with Wolves. Hell even the extended LOTR disxs take almost 4 hours each.
Why
“She can’t stand the sight of me.” The pain those words convey, almost as if it were truth.
😢
@batman.646had to cause I could hear that shit this is the best preformance ever done imo
He’s a psychopath
It isn’t true
That what makes it so scary
He knows how to use emotions to intimidate his prey
He will come up with any scary story that fits his intimidation tactics
With adhd lol
Heath Ledger literally perfected his role, his facial expression and timing on his movements and everything
Trips You wanna know how I got these scars?
You mean Heath ledger??
Trips ”Joker” isn’t an actor, it’s the role
Marissa Lopes lol I know I know minor mistake I’m sorry everyone 😐
Lol
He was so entertaining to watch I almost forgot Batman was in the movie
This is a Batman movie you idiot
Mexicana Guapa aren’t you a smart one
@@rodolfotsang4327 oh you such a smartass
Joker made this movie
Batman isn't a cool character in the TDK and TDKR. The villians, Harvey Dent, Alfred, Gordon, and Fox are all better than him.
2:21 the way his voice trembles is absolutely incredible. Master acting.
911.... start talking
You said you'd behave yourselves
I love that part, and also the delivery of "She can't stand the sight of me"
I heard that she was really scared while shooting this scene
He wasn’t acting
0:25 this always makes me laugh. He grabs the cup, spills all the wine, and tries drink it anyway😂
No wonder they called him "The Joker"
Ledger made even simple things good
It's a joke. But nobody in that room laughed.
It's not like that. The correct way to drink a wine is to areate it (mix it with air also called as breathing) so that the flavours and aromas of the wines enhances. This is how wine connoisseur drink wine. Joker even though he was a joker was aware of this subtlety of wine drinking. Hence he swings his glass a little so as to let it mix with air.
See don't get fooled by jokers appearance or his mannerisms. He is well aware of all this.
The slap after he asks everyone, "Do you know who he is?" makes me LOL.
Batman: “Then you're gonna love me”
Joker: "You complete me"
Better love story than twilight
Ironic beacuse robert pattinson (a actor in the twilight movie) is acting as the next batman
"I think you and I are destined to do this forever."
Bring it on again leave el beef out
A tooth brush and toilet has better love story than twilight
@Snowy_ lucie No way.... An actual twilight fan in the text!!
Lol sry I haven't watched the movies or read the books so I shouldn't be really dissing it so much. But honestly I just wanted to make a jab at it like the rest of the internet. I do seem to come off as an ahole here.
This is why Ledger’s version is still the best. The Joker’s way more interesting when his past is multiple choice.
Lãng khách cô hành Nah, I still liked Joaquin Phoenix's joker better
Lãng khách cô hành Phoenix’s Joker is just an entirely different beast. It’s like comparing a boat and a plane. They’re made to entirely different ends
Joaquin Phoenix is like a heal, because we miss the depressed Joker like this
The joker ain't a bad character but he just reeks of what snobs would like to call "lazy writing" he's a decent character the issue is the writers use and write him as a plot device MOST of the time so he feels like a character his lack of backstory and developments has always been an issue with him.
ghost of death I wouldn’t go that far he does have good development and backstory you can’t argue that
“Do you know where I can find Harvey?” The Joker asked calmly
HARRY
DOYOUKNOWWHEREICANFINDHARVEY
DOYOUPUTYOURNAMEATGOBLETOFFITLYAH
Ask Dumbledore calmly
lmao
@Darth Asper "Ehh he he he" 🤣🤣🙊🙈
I love Batman's quip. "Then you're gonna love me." Pure badass.
Nah. Batman is a pure bullass
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Highest Rotten Tomatoes score: Spider-Man Into The Spider-verse (97%)
Highest metacritic score: Black Panther (88%)
Most Oscars: Black Panther (3)
Highest box office: Avengers Endgame
Most popular character: Spider-Man & Batman
Most psychologically complex character: Moon knight
You'd be badass too if you could just jump out of a 40 story window, catch a woman, and have both of you land without injury. Batman's plot armor is epic! He can do anything - even extend his immortality to anyone he's holding onto! Very badass!
@@deydraniasmith615 It's called a kid's movie. Kid's movies suspend belief for entertainment, unlike serious movies where the protagonist stubs his toe and cries about it for 180 minutes. If you don't like kid's movies, don't watch them, but don't go crying on the internet pretending your intelligence was insulted by the plot of a kid's movie in the desperate hope people in the comment section will think you're a superior being.
@@caravanlifenz This was not a kids' movie. A guy holds a knife to a woman's throat talking about knifing his own face or burning a man alive atop a towering pile of money is not a kids' movie.
This is one of the greatest performances of all time.
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all cool until batman shows up, I mean it is pretty stupid for batman to try to fight like 6 guys heavily armored in a close room surrounded by hostages.
Yea
@@0ookii0 This is batman
Best version of the Joker ever
KungFuChess Absolutely!
KungFuChess Not better than Mark Hamill. But best Live Action version? Definitely.
Nahh.. Jack Nicholson.
KungFuChess Joker is truth!
@@TheRealAwesomePossum You're right!
The way he fixes his hair walking towards to the girl .. as if he wants to impress
He was joking around not actually flirting
@@thecalamity278 Really?
@@XEZ616 Don't wooosh me the way he wrote it looks like he thought the Joker was flirting with Rachel
Him acting like he cares about the impressions of "normal" people is the joke.
Hawk S He definitely has taste.
Everything about this scene is perfect. The way the camera circles Heath and Maggie, the music, the acting. A masterpiece in film from start to finish.
The dark knight trilogy is masterpiece of filmmaking
When you realize it's all Heath and his acting and improv, it's even more insane and this was the first time the actors saw heath as joker and it scared them like at the start of the scene alfred was supposed to say his line but the actor froze in fear because of how joker looked and acted and the same with maggie she tried to look at filming crew because she was scared and didn't know what was going on
"A little fight in you, I like that.""Than you're gonna love me!"Underrated line imo
I find Batman saying that so cringe worthy but hey if you like it to each it's own.
THENYURGUNNALUVME
*then, rip grammar
Samuel Benidiktus does it matter?
@@dwnigga1056 Nothing really matters...
“A little fight in you! ... I like that ...”
“DENURGUHNNALUVVVMEHHHH”
*XDDDDD*
😂😂😂😂
bhahahaa..funny
Batman's voice did not sound like that. It was very gravelly yes, but very easy to understand.
😂
This Joker spooked everyone in the set of this film. Seeing the co actor's facial expressions says it all.
Heath was fucking amazing words can’t describe how great he was honestly
@@YuhZnuyi can't agree more
Randall Raines when Joker firsts enter the building, the actor playing Alfred was so astonished by Heath Ledger’s Joker that he actually forgot his lines
@@jeremylister704 it's true. Cause Caine forgot his dialogue and Heath had to improvise the scene.
I think Ledger did method acting to prepare for this role... and boy did it bear great fruits.
By far the most evil, sadistic joker ever played.
Hmm, I dunno. I think evil is knowing the difference between right and wrong and choosing wrong. Jack Nicholson's Joker chooses wrong because it's funny to him. But I don't think Ledger's Joker chooses, because his whole thing is chaos and anarchy. Evil has its own ruthless selfless logic, and I can't say Ledger's Joker respects it.
@@dars5229 Good point. I forgot about Jack Nicholson playing Joker.
@@doublec3 also Mark Hamill especially in Killing Joke and Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker, now that's the darkest version ever put to film
@@sophiecooper1824 I’m assuming mark hamills joker was made a few years after ledgers role?
@@doublec3 no 1992 was the first time he voiced Joker in Batman the animated series which also showed some dark stuff especially with Joker and Harley's relationship. The movie Batman beyond Return of The Joker was from the year 2000 and shows us how Joker tortured Robin ( Tim Drake) who was just a kid at the time and turned him mentally insane and Killing Joke is from 2016 i think , the comic is much older from 1988 but got adapted in an animated movie which has Joker shooting and paralyzing Gordon's daughter , taking pictures of her naked body in agony and presenting them to Gordon on big tv screens during a horrofic rollercoaster ride .
Mark Hamill knows the character better than anyone else, he played/ voiced him for 30 years in countless productions including the beloved Batman Arkham video games
I love how gentle batman is, he waited for him to finish the sentence.
About that..
WTF are doing the other criminals?!??
Batman was there like 2min? and no one saw him???
It's because he's Batman
The problem with Batman is that he is too compassionate
@@il804 because theatricality and deception are powerful agents to the uninitiated
"Let her go"
"Very poor choice of words"
LMAO
Your profile fits this comment LMAO
@@eangonzalez4486 lol
@@eangonzalez4486 XD
@@eangonzalez4486 i just noticed😂😂
Ean Gonzalez 😂 lol
Fun fact: At 2:24, Maggie Gyllenhaal was actually looking towards the staff wondering if they were going to call cut because she was already extremely uncomfortable at that point. While Nolan and his staff could clearly see that she was uncomfortable, they continued rolling because they were capturing a genuinely afraid Maggie Gyllenhaal. She was actually quite upset once they finally did call for cut and needed to take a few minutes to detox.
@@lewienew I’m pretty sure she’s over it by now. If you think that’s bad you should hear what Shelley Duvall had to endure during the Shinning
@@lewienew yes i would make them very confortable...😏😆
@@lewienew It's probably true or maybe it's not. These types of comments about what happens behind the scenes are often just advertising, and it makes sense, because I don't think than very professional actors like Maggie Gyllenhaal or Michael Caine have been petrified, by something they are undoubtedly very used to see and do weird things in productions. Anyway, it's just my opinion.
@@lewienew well its not that bad as the that girl knows its acting and its fake...
@@lewienew it's not just actresses, heath ledger has to genuinely become insane just to preform this role. This toll on his mental health was immeasurable
“A little fight in you. I like that”
“Then you’re gonna love me”
This movie is a comedy i swear 😂
Ledger gave a good performance but he won oscar only because he was dead
On the other hand Joaquin won it genuinely
@@lickenhuntsman5338Shut up dude he would have won the Oscar anyway.
@@lickenhuntsman5338 terrible take just atrocious. Your analytical skills and critique on acting sucks
Nolan might of went for grounded realism but he knows those batman one liners are an integral part to the character THE HAMMERS OF JUSTICE IS UNISEX shoulda said that in tdkr to Talia al ghul lolol
"Let her go."
"Very poor choice of words."
And that is how ladies and gentlemen a great meme was born.
ahhh yes
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DC doesn't have their own studio like Marvel Studios
WB have to make them
How pathetic
@@lickenhuntsman5338 what the fuck are you talking about lmao
I'm the 1k likes
My favorite part about Heath Ledgers Joker is that Heath is so unrecognizable as this character. You can’t hear his his voice or see him, you just see the character. That’s acting at it’s finest
Acting and excellent makeup (which Ledger also did himself)
This
Dude, he's legitimately unrecognizable. But you know it's him...🖤🖤🖤
When this movie first came out I didn't know that was Heath ledger until somebody told me😅
I came across pictures of his journal he had during filming, mans was really wanted that characters to be something.
The Dark Knight is one of those movies that I never get tired of watching
Ayeee, thanks for the likes guys and gals, glad we all can agree TDK is timeless
No cap🤩
Righttt
Never get tired
I have seen 6 times
Im watching this twice a year. Every year since 2015 lol
That “ 🤨 very poor choice of words” gets me every time 😂
Lol I miss that guy
Well he did tell the joker to let her go so 😆
I always love 0:43 when he shakes the guy's head for him "no" 😂
hilarious part 😂👌
He let him live though he could've easily ripped his tongue out imagine being that guy whew
Lol😂😂
@Fictional Subliminals yes
My favorite part 😂
The fact she was actually afraid in this scene enhanced his performance even more
and even Michael cane(alfred) was suppose to have a line when joker enters from the elevator but he got terrified as he has never seen heath in his joker makeup so he forgot them.
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@David A yo mama
@Michael 92 damn you seriously a fan
bruce taking that gun apart like nothing, pretty awesome.
He owns that fucking Wayne industries, which makes weapons :))
Yeah that was effortless!
@@David98004 g
That shotgun is from the bank scene at the start.
Nobody noticed?
Only me. Ok
@@santanuphukan6064 That sucker isn't sawn-off and it might in fact be a side-by-side double-barrel.
She was looking towards Nolan begging "CUT! CUT!" Thankfully, he kept rolling.
I think this was improved a lil
Improv
@@unden13d13 improvised
bet 😂 she was giving him the "wtf this was not in the script wut is he doing" and Nolan gave the two thumbs up. Also the fact that was the first time she saw Heath in that makeup too cmiiw
She's a decent actress but the LOOK OF FEAR and CONFUSION ON HER FACE WAS REAL. SHE EVEN SHUT HER EYES A TIME OR TWO TO MAKE SENSE OF THIS OVER THE TOP IMPROVISED SCENE And it worked grandiously. Nolan kept rolling because he knew THIS WAS THE BEST, HORRIFIC encounter.
Rip Heath, Best joker, forever man, THE BEST..
"Boss, Batman crash landed on my taxi today."
"You're fired."
Seems you saw the new joker!!
Then born the new joker
Shut up
"Please, I love this job"
Bullshit!!
Joker: Where is Harvey Dent?
6ix9ine: I know where he is
This is gold.
😂😂
Dirty Sanchez chill
Cat dick
Lmfaooooo
I didn’t expect this.. LOL
“I just want her to know I don’t care about the scars.” That line still makes me tear up. Damn.
That line reminds me of 10 things I hate about you
When Patrick doesn’t care about money he cares about Kat
You do know his whole story is fabricated, Joker always makes up stories and makes them sad
Hermiie i dont think the Jokers origin story has ever really been depicted in any form. It keeps changing. The lines in this movie are still very sad at times because they still might be true
big mo there’s the comic origin story from the killing joke which seems pretty well established to be true but I don’t like him having an origin, takes away the mystery of his character. The lines in this movie are definitely not true though, watch his eyes and face throughout the scenes and u can tell he’s improvising the stories. Him being an ex solider is a good theory
Right after he says that and she looks away wasn't Maggie Gyllenhaal in reality freaking out?
1:37 This whole sequence is amazing. His acting, the rising soundtrack, the camera spinning, it’s perfection.
Love how he tells different disturbing stories about his scars 😬🥺
Thats How It Is In The Comic Books.He Always Tells A Different story.Thats Why I Loved It 2.
Gotta read the comics.
Doesn't the joker like telling different stories because he's crazy and also likes chioces?
@@tresvantehaynes9453 he also likes emotional and nural manipulation using fear in those stories
It’s almost like each one is a different joke with a twisted punchline
I love how he’s munching on food while threatening and terrifying people at the same time
Like how he just eats the bell pepper and leaves the shrimp.
Battinson is one movie is better than Christian Bale's Batman in 3 movies
My mom just lost my ring.
@@lickenhuntsman5338 The serie was an shit, so the Joker is for adults and the moon knight isn't there for real
lol hungry❤
3:40 For some reason I've always loved that shot of Ledger moving out of the way as Batman jumps out the window. Glad they included that.
It may seem stupid, but just like you, I always liked that.
It's like he's a matador.
the way the camera moves it looks like he yeeted himself out of the way lol
"You remind me of my father, I HATED my father"
This hits different after I watched the joker movie
You know very well that they're different continuities
If u watched dark knight u know there's a mother ver...
@@xrstevenson I like to think that they aren't
@@jijomathew8125 they don't even line up well and the characters are completely different
@@rlamas4783 can't a fanboy just imagine?
Apparently she wasn’t acting, she was genuine scared. She was trying to look at the director when he first grabbed her face. When he was like “c’mere”
Was this scene also her first time seeing him in full make up?
@@LordHaveMurcielago yup apparently
Lol i already knew there was gonna be a comment like this
@@LordHaveMurcielago for the entire cast. People forgot their lines and Nolan just kept rolling.
@@alansalgado2740 when joker arrives, you forget your line
When he sais “she can’t stand the sight of me” and his voice changes I had chills down my spine!
@Mister X lookout we got a badass over here ^
BrandonHardy100 hahaha
Iwi Atua 😐
Iwi Atua what?!?! You get chills when the Israelites read the Bible? Why?
@@iwiatua6735
U really are that sad lmao
Ledger's Joker is untouchable, but Joaquin Phoenix's performance was damn great
Lorenzo 22 damn dude that would’ve been fucking amazing
@ lol what the heck is wrong with you, 2 guys here talking about their admiration for an actor and thinking of what else he could've done if he had the opportunity and you get worked up cuz of it? Rly???
Jeffrey Nelson why cant you let people talk about their dreams?
The way i look at it is ledger wouldn't have been able to play joaquins joker, and joaquin wouldn't have been able to play ledger's joker.
Unironically calling someone a nerd on the internet in 2019.
That's so sad
Obviously ledger stole the scene and whole movie but we can’t overlook that Christian bale was a great Batman
Cappy Crew True
i feel like Robert Pattinson would be perfect as Batman
@@1983DJChahin wut
@@1983DJChahin ok
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Stop comparing heath and joaquin. Both of them delivered such masterpieces. Both of them are great actors.💕
Heath version is better. And yep i watched the joker. as a film it was solid 10 but as a joker movie it was nope.
@@Otaku_takuyt sorry but i differ with u .....phoenix was better...hands fucking down
Look at it like this, Phoenix was building while Heath was already, they are the same and they both tie in perfectly
@@sameersaud8484 joaquin phoenix is a great actor one of the greats of this generation.i watched the film already full of expectation but sorry phoenix's joker isnt in ledger's level. Phoenix joker let me down.
Phoenix’s Joker uses a gun while Ledger’s Joker uses a knife. Both a product of the system and humanity that failed them, but Ledger’s Joker lost all faith and just wants to see the world burn while Phoenix’s Joker shows what can happen when you push a mentally unstable person too far. Two very different takes. Both are bloody brilliant who cares which is better. They’re both dam good.
I love the change in the tone of his voice when he says "...and you are beautiful". He really was perfect for this role.
Joker: “A little fight in you, I like that”
Batman: “THENYOURGONNALOVEME”
Didn't remember this part so I laughed a bit too loud when I saw it just now.
Need subtitles for Batman in this movie as it was very hard to make out what he was saying.
Joker definately loved him
very poor choice of words
Batman: tHeN yOUr GoNnA LoVE Me
Ledger is obviously perfect but Maggie deserves some credit too. She only has two words, but she nails her facial and physical acting. You can tell Rachel is trying come off as brave and unphased, but she's actually terrified.
Funny thing is this is the first time she saw Heath in his makeup so she was genuinely terrified and uncomfortable
@d R I really wish she got more credit as an actress just like her brother Jake. I mean yeah Jake is an incredible actor but come on people, let's give some roses to Maggie too for being such a great actress too
She was a MESS
i hated when they changed the actress from the very first movie
That's because her reaction wasn't acting. First time she'd seen Ledger with full makeup
Let's face it: 95% of people would be crapping their pants in this situation, even bold men. Ledger's Joker is hands down one of the terrifying villains in cinema history, largely due to just how psychopathic he is. A lover of destruction, obsessed with savage behavior, and just evil to the core.
2007: Heath Ledger is gonna be TERRIBLE as Joker.
2021: Heath Ledger is THE JOKER.
He did drugs for perfect actings he make the movie perfect but he died and didn't enjoy the success 🥺
@@ShinzxBlitz He did NOT do drugs for acting. Stop trying to spread false information please.
@@jimmyj5703 he did drugs and the fight that bat man beat up was real he got hurt in his back
@@jimmyj5703 He could not get rid of the joker character. He could not sleep and then he fell mentally and took medicine. Somehow he died after taking too much medicine one day
@@borahae953 I know.
“Then you’re gonna love me”
That’s the only time Bale’s Batman voice actually sounded bad ass
I love the fact that both Gyllenhaal siblings, Maggie and Jake got the opportunity to work with Heath Ledger in each two different incredible movies before he passed away
i was just thinking this!
One of the movies is incredible...the other is trash
@@theoc511 ah come on the dark knight rises isn't THAT bad, just a bit corny
@@PakuTheMagnificent I never mentioned that TDKR was bad. Read the message from the original poster is what I'm talking about.
@@theoc511 yea, and the film Ledger was in with Jake Gyllenhaal was phenomenal, definitely the better of the 2
The best thing about this scene is that Michael Caine actually had a line that he was supposed to say but he was actually so scared of Heath Ledger’s Joker that he forgot his line.
where did you know this info?
like where did he say that prove??
LMAO 🤣
What was it lmao
@@rockingamingwiththesahit2145 he didnt say what was the line
I don’t know how you can even compare Heath and Joaquin. They did two completely different spins on the character that we’re perfect in their own ways.
Edit: Ok let me rephrase, you can’t really compare the movie and character directions. You can have your opinions about the actors, Ledger is still the best joker in my heart, but I still think both movies were phenomenal spins.
Heath’s Joker is clearly a bad guy, and is presented as such. Joaquin’s Joker isn’t a bad guy at all, but is forced to play the role of the bad guy due to how awfully he’s been treated by society all his life. One is a monster, the other is a man.
As much as I loved Joaquin performance, i still think Heath’s Joker was way more terrifying. Dude was a legitimate psychopathic masterminded nightmare.
no. you can’t argue one performance was acted or portrayed better. heath outdid this so much, he wins this in no comparison... joaquin was great but not even close to this insane performance
@Gulagman Fourmann w who
I still prefer Heath but if you were to say Joaquin is better i wouldnt even mind cause damn I loved his performance
1:30 That subtle stop he makes.. One of the greatest actors ever. RIP Heath!
This is the best example of Ledgers incredible acting in this scene.
@Lãng khách cô hành He acting, but he likes it, and die of overdosed and not from depress of Joker
Heath ledger. lived and died as a joker joaqin phoenix. Act like a joker
I LOVE how every single person's reactions to the Joker are 100% genuine. Nobody else is "acting" here. That's how awesome Heath Ledger was in this movie
I believe this scene was Maggie's first time seeing Heath in Joker makeup, and apparently when he first grabbed her face and she was looking off to the left, she was actually looking for the film crew to cut the scene because she was so frightened, but they kept rolling because it was such genuine reaction.
Joaquin Phoenix's Joker is aimed at more mature audiences than Ledger's Joker
This was the first time the entire cast saw Heath in the Joker makeup, so yeah it was genuine reaction instead of premeditated performance. Maggie Gyllenhaal was reportedly very intimidated and uncomfortable by Heath's performance as well.
@@jrc01718 yup that’s true, it makes the first couple lines “you look nervous, is it the scars” so much better
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Batman: let her go
Joker: *lets her go
Me: lmao he ain't wrong tho
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The fact heath wasnt even supposed to do any of that.. GOATED actor
Does anyone else find it genius the way he drinks nothing after grabbing the glass.
I get the feeling that was entirely ad-libbed too. Ledger killed this role. Just saw Phoenix's portral and man he killed it too. Its really not fair to compare the 2 actors because their roles are essentially two totally different men. Arthur is a broken man with no hope; realizing his place of importance in his black world. He is the tale of "All it takes is one bad day." Ledger is a terrorist who's mind has been snapped in two for many years and just wants utter chaos. Arthur wanted to feel important, powerful significant. Ledger wanted to feel like his major powerful actions were more or less pointless.
Extra Spooky agreed. Both killed it. But different type of films and roles to determine which actor did better.
@@wilsonramirez5956 Phoenix's Joker felt euphoria after his kills. Ledger feels nothing during any of his kills. The emotion they exhume creates very distinctive differences for two men playing the same character.
Extra Spooky What i like about phoenix’s joker is that it plays very well into how ledger’s joker couldve have developed. Arthur was a broken man that found killing to be unwinding because he saw the world as unworthy of life. Ledger’s joker had his mind set on trying to prove that people will just eat at each other when chaos erupts, probably cause of how wronged he was by society, and he wanted to prove to everyone the injustice in our every actions he (and arthur fleck) saw.
I feel like ledger’s joker is less an embodiment of chaos, and rather a carefully executed plan to introduce the chaos he had to go through to the world
Pretty sure he just accidentally spilled it all but kept going with it.
"You remind me of my father. I hated my father."
What's interesting is that this line might be the only true fragment of his actual back story that we get in the entire movie (not the contradicting scar stories).. You can tell by his line delivery that there is some real animosity there.. It's not just for theatrics.
Yeah. But in all the contradicting story's there are some common threads....a messed up past and probably abuse of some kind
Fact:
Heath ledger (rapist) originally committed suicide. Whining Batman fans had to beg higher authorities to alter the reason to OD'ed.
@@lickenhuntsman5338 legitimately the most unfounded, dumbest, and quite utterly ridiculous thing I think I’ve ever seen in a comment section.
@@lickenhuntsman5338 7 months and not a single like for your edgy comment. Oding is no better than suicide so what would be the point? Do you think before speaking? Better yet, does an adult help you cross roads?
@@davidnordmeyer513 agreed. For all we know he could be someone with a great family who just hated how the world worked
"A little fight in you. I like that"
" THENYUGRRGUNNNNALUVVVMEEEEE"
Hahaa
i don't even understand what batman saying lol....
Kay Reacts “and you gonna love me”
His voice was a little too much in this movie lol, it was much more grounded in Batman begins and wasn’t as bad in the dark knight rises
@@sefyu501 عدة
I cannot believe this performance was done by a 28 year old boy.He was damn perfect.Born to make the world's finest performance ever.
Close to 30 is already a man.
The sad fact is Heath was the same age dying as Brandon Lee was in the Crow and they both outdid their performances in both of their movies before they passed on and are still remembered to this day!
👶
The Dark Knight is probably one of the best super hero movie existed so far. The actors are so well picked and trained, watching this movie just makes me smile.
Thats what he would have wanted
Probably?
Nope, it is the best.
Probably? It is, dude.
not probably. it is the best.
Technically batman isn't a superhero since he doesn't have any powers xd
There’s something unsettling when you realize the Joker has multiple stories about his scars’ origins. It’s like he just wants to unsettle his victims in different ways, like jokes of his.
"Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another. If I'm going to have a past, I prefer it be multiple choice!" - Joker: The Killing Joke
Nah in the comics it's the same. The joker says that he always remembers it differently.
He uses the victim most comom social history (like young black boys who were beaten by their drunk parents or the girl who lost it all, he tries to use the victim history to mess with their minds).
He did mention his life is multiple-choice.
That's the point he's trying to give you a joke, a very very bad joke
Am i the only one who appreciates the slow rising violin? It reeeeeeaaaallllyyyy adds an impeding doom to it all.
Kristopher Workman hands down to Hans Zimmer
Love it with a passion
And the fact that it's played by a razor
@abdullah rahman the violin is played by a razor to get that sound
That building tension
Heath is a genius. No other actor comes close to this performance, imo.
Actually, almost every Joker is insane in his own way. Heath is charismatic, manipulating psychopath. Joaquin Phoenix is insane clown of his revenge and justice. Jack is trully funny Joker as he must be. And Jared's Joker is true trash 😃
@@j-casualI always saw Heath's Joker as an anarchist who wanted to put up a mirror on how corrupt Gotham City really is and used Harvey Dent as a puppet to prove that even someone who is good and powerful as him can be broken if you brought him down with a push. It was never about the money or the power or the fame, it was only in the message.
I love that the Joker gets into the fight . He doesn't just sit there he mixes it up himself. Love that about him.
Drummer D love that about Heath too
He doesn't,he hides behind one of his men and then waits for another to block Bruce to strike with his knife.
FenechGeish fox well what do you expect? He’s a normel guy with nothing to protect hin from batman’s suit and weapons. He can’t just get in there and fight, he has to play it smart.
his voice is so satisfying
لعما ماابشاعك 💩
@@ريمالخليل-ق8ش ايه الصراحه دي 😂😂
Yes Christian bale’s is 😌
Then Batman has to ruin it:
THENYEURGUONNALUVME
The beginning of the scene "Joker Burns the Money" features his voice juxtaposed against a normal one. Its pretty good shit
At 2:20 when he says "I just want her to know that I don't care about the scars", it's incredible how Heath Ledger completely switches emotions between the first half and the second half of the sentence. It's a blink or you'll miss it moment, but when he says "I just want her to know...", you hear his voice almost trembling with sadness and sorrow, as if he truly was desperate to convince the made-up wife about still caring for her despite her scars. And as he says "...that I don't care about the scars", he is suddenly full of anger and rage.
How do you even understand that you can switch emotions mid-sentence like this? Whether it's conscious or subconscious, it's next level acting.
Just an incredible performance.
Get ahold of yourself
@@RENEIND Lmao
@@l.2152 hahahaha
@@RENEIND wow
@@l.2152 What
One thing most people didn't realize here is that Rachel knew who's the Batman. She also knew she had no chance surviving the fall from the building if Joker threw her. She still kept the secret and let Joker throw her. This gives her character a depth.
After realizing this when I think that she died later in the story, it breaks my heart even more.
She also shakes her head 'No' when Joker tells Batman to take off his mask. She knows she might die in that moment, but she she will neither betray Batman nor allow him to betray himself. Great character work from Ms Gyllenhaal!
Batman : let her go
Joker lets her go
To be fair, the joker was right. it was a *very* poor choice of words
“very poor choice of words” got me dying everytime😂😂😂😂
PrOdIgY Batman: *surprised pikachu face*
🖕🏾🖕🏾
PrOdIgY jokersongs
Heath Ledger will forever by my favorite Joker. No one even comes close. His acting is beyond words
Why is people saying that Joaquin surpassed him?
They are both equally good imo. I liked Joaquin a tiny bit better, but I change my favorite every time. They are both amazing at the role they play.
@@zanimate9870 couldn't agree more
Give Heath a whole joker movie
@@prachi2462 But-
Batman was right. Joker loves batman beating him down.
Elyse Virtue 😘
Samantha, and I will be in the morning 6, and I will be in the morning.
Twelve NSFW the chars groining other train tonold.unjuistly dream am very street swept amvdradream , and I will be in
the morning. I am a beautiful day. I
am a beautiful day. I am a beautiful day
to day. I am a beautiful day
Chris Burns bruh what
Eh, masochist I guess.....
It's always a pleasure to watch a master at work. R.I.P Heath Ledger!
"they laughed at me because I was different I laughed at them because they were the same"-joker
We hate Halloween cuz we’ll be the same as they are....
Wow, are you much cringy?
Đăng Hoàng haha. I ain’t really cringy as you are, ain’t you, yet the mower on my yard is for taking them to hell ;) And also, that time, I’m wearing Santa costume so that their blood ain’t standing out on my clothing as cops could “find out”.
@@sgt.mur-56thfg69 alright weaboo
I dont get what you are saying but, sure why not
Kurt Cobain
got teary eyed just watching this and thinking about Heath’s potential... so damn sad 😢 one of the best performances ever
the man locked himself in a hotel room for one and a half months
Me too.
If only he lived instead of Woody Allen.
Ahhhh. Memories. Back when DC movies were actually good.
DC movies are good. DCEU movies need work
When the "humour" parts did not even need to try, they just flowed nicely into dialogue.
So have you seen the joker trailer yet
Now we haver another good JOKER
shazam aquaman and joker are bringing dc back
When Maggie Gyllenhaal punched Heath the guttural noise he made sounded so legit that I’m pretty sure she hit him hard, either that or his acting is just pure perfection
Ledger was the best joker of all time...he was sensational in all his scenes.
He died before all scenes too
Jake Rojas what ?? really ??
@@billybones1050 He died a few months after filming to an accidental overdose. Why, who knows.
J. J. accidental OVERDOSE ??? Duuude, wot r ye talkin abeut moite
@@billybones1050 According to Wikipedia and everyone who talks about him.
Joker's pick up line
" See these scars ? Wanna know how i got them ? "
Why so serious?
Batman : no, how about you got new one.
His pick up line was actua;lly..." well hello beautiful ".
Clive Bindley The Joker would have had me at hello 😁
@@siobhanofarrell4646 I see, you like psychos with scars and clown make up huh?
Batman : Let her go
Joker. : **Lets her go**
Batman. : **surprised pikachu**
😂😂
You made my day XD
I can picture the meme but with pikachu wearing a Batman mask on his pointy ears 😂
Not funny
Funniest comment I have seen so far
Kaktusiara Batman: and I oop..🤭
2:43 Joker now I’m always smiling, a little fight in you I like that. Batman: then you’re going to love me. Classic scene and quote
Did anyone notice he did not actually get a drop of Champaign from that glass.
I mean, it's not good to drink while doing your job
For not to be drunk. Mate :)
😂😂😂😂
When the villan is in so much pain that the champagne he drinks is also in cham-pain
That's why he is crazy joker, drink for nothing
Am I the only one who likes how he goes “Good evening ladies and gentlemen” ever so casually
No, I like that too 😅
What about the hospital scene with him and 2face.
Hiiiiigh 😂
@@dionesteel8092 haha that was awesome,too
Ladies and gentlemAAn
Apparently, this is scene was the first time Michael Caine saw him in character. Michael Caine is a vet with decades of acting experience and said he froze the fuck up when Heath came barreling in during this scene.
"Lets not do that again. Is Harvey okay?"
She could have atleast said thank you.
Lol Rachel doesn't give a crap
I came here to fucking say this. Dude saved your life and you're asking about the next dude in line. WTF!!!
Well, it's a good thing she got roasted. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
It's a movie, realistically someone with her personality would say thank you but for the sake of tone the script doesn't require that the fictional character says it.
that's why Batman save Havey not her. hahaha
@@AhmadSyahmi lol dark
People loves a charismatic person. Heath Ledger's Joker was the living embodiment of charisma.
I like how he managed his hair when he saw The girlfriend of Harvey dent.
He’s a gentleman after all haha
It was brilliant! 🤣🤣🤣
“Well hello beautiful!” 😂
“You got a little fight in ya. I like that…”
RACHEL
🧚♀️❤
He was truly the hero Gotham needed but the one it deserves.
I hate batman
@@mariahmieje3740 why? Christian bale was amazing
@The real Broly you must be jokin
@The real Broly edgy kid
Fun fact! The part where he grabs her wasn’t scripted
The part where he threw her out the window wasn't scripted, Christian Bale had to improvise
and she has to look into his eyes, but she was really scared to look at him, so she closed her eyes in this scene, and after when the jail scene comes up ledger asked bale to hit him for real and that was an 100 percentage original punches and beats and the claps with that chaotic look wasn't even scripted., the bomb blast was actually scripted to trigger when he comes out from the hospital but he did it inside the hospital itself with all those technicians and celebrities., and Nolan didn't utter a word., that's how playing and living a character differs
Funnier fact: yes it was. Nolan wrote it in a few days before shooting
@@russellmuscle7434 That explains the massive plotholes of not only both of them surviving that massive fall, but also leaving Joker alone with the hostages
@@falkofscrum its legitimately the only logical explanation
Him spilling the champagne is genius because I think fits with his philsophy that he's not interested in material wealth or gain (he also burned money), but exists solely to incite chaos, and of course, to fight Batman.
He's driven by those things, and nothing else. He can't be bought, and the biggest irony of this movie is that Joker as a character is perhaps less corruptible than Batman.
"I hated my father"
*Joaquin Joker flashbacks*
Heath joker hates his father too
@@tronalddump6768 i think u didn't understand the point here.
@@EdgyMile I understood but what I meant was both jokers are not same
@@EdgyMile and why the hell you got more likes than me?
@@tronalddump6768 we live in a society
2:48 "A little fight in you I like that" 🤣
He is that type of villain I can't hate, RIP Legend ❤️
😇😇❤️
so true tho
Joker: "a little fight in you!....I like that."
Batman: *"NDENYUHRGUNNALUVVMEEEEE"*
Joker: "wh-"
*(ear-deafening punch)*
*(combat drums start up)*
Heath ledger made the joker a super role in acting ...
The legend is no more
@@pubgpro6647 ،
In the future people will think twice about taking this role even if they can get an offer
Joker is the Hamlet of our generation.
I love the high quality of the dialogues in this film. I love how Rachel is not only a love interest who is represented weak or cowardly but intelligent and very courageous, compared to all the other people in the hall, shitting in their pants because there's the Joker. She did not hesitate to step forward despite all the fear he gives. I also love how the Joker is very quick-witted instead of being a complete mad man. Yes he's out of his mind actually, but he still used to be a normal person before he became Joker, so it's so reasonable that his actions are cleverly done. He knows how to get away from things, like grabbing Rachel while his men are distracting Batman and then faking he's going to shoot her with the gun but actually shooting towards the glass to break it and throwing her outside, so Batman can chase after her while Joker runs away. It would not be this awesome of a movie if Joker was not designed as a clever man. I'm not saying he is thinking before he does things, he's very random, but I think he used to be a very smart man in his past, who was exposed to wrong circumstances that got him mad, and right know he's just doing what he wants while his mind is empty but well working.
The Joker didn't divert Batman out the window so he could run away. Batman dove out the window leaving the Joker and all of his armed thugs with a hundred defenseless innocent bystanders! 😀😃🙃 Batman cared so much about Rachel that he dove out the window knowing that a psychopath would have plenty of time to hurt as many people as he wanted!
RIP Heath Ledger
Man i just saw he died in 2008 didnt know
Disgraceful how they just replace him and forget about him, no shout or nothing.
F
Legendary joker didn't even got chance to watch his own movie
*He didn't even got a chance to get his award*
Lmao
Shamim sk this makes me sad af
@@realcritical-kr2dd what's so funny in this bitch?
@@joscar062 how you write that
2:20 the background music is wonderful 👌👌
They said it was a cello string I believe and they rubbed from the bottom to the top to increase the sound of a climax. Such a genius idea.
Shepard tone
WILD WUNZ Machine Productions That’s true they are actually using a razor blade up against the strings of a cello, gives the music an unsettling feeling
Mert Basal Reminds me of the Stuka sirens from Dunkirk