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“as you can see here, he uses his ability to breathe to acquire oxygen. not only does this show that he is in control of the situation, but it shows that he knows how to use his lungs.”

Mob Boss - “You think you can steal from us and just walk way.” Joker - “Ya.” That makes me laugh every time. Especially after how serious the scene was.

"You can clearly see by the fact that he puts the pencil in the table with the eraser facing upward, indicating that he was about to erase this henchman's whole career."

The Joker also knows how to read body language. He called out the squealer for hiding behind a TV screen rather than meeting in person.

I'm so happy that there's still people talking about Heath Ledgers Joker till this day

2:00 "as you can see here, the man who got up to challenge the joker does not get up again, indicating that he clearly doesn't fear the joker, and also has a pencil lodged entirely in his brain"

In the context of the movie, the Joker getting offended by being called a "freak" and "crazy" actually makes sense - his entire motivation is to prove that anyone, anyone at all could end up as twisted as he is. It's the point of the two boats scene as well as the reason he tries to corrupt Harvey Dent. This scene acts, among other things, as an early hint to his true motive.

"You think you can steal from us and just walk away?" "Yeah" Never gets old

If you pay close attention, having the ring with the strings attached to the grenades shows he's very willing to blow things out of proportion, and to show how dangerous and serious he is.

“As you can see the scene was filmed on a camera, not only does this show evidence of this taking place but it shows that we all got to really enjoy this part in the film.”

"You think you can steal from us and just walk away?!" I love the matter-of-fact way Joker says, "Yeah." 😂

I love his exiting move, when he backs out holding the deadman’s switch and kicks the door open

“You think you can steal from us and just walk away” “yeah” that scalps my sides every time.

I feel like having this kind of knowledge about someone would either solidify trust or absolutely destroy it

•The Joker in this scene, and many scenes where he is talking to authority figures like mob bosses and cops is basically reading from a script he has memorized to help himself maintain the illusion of control that is vital to achieving his goal. This is almost nonexistent in conversations with Rachel and Batman where his communication seems more natural and appeals to them directly in the moment. Despite his position of confidence, he seems to genuinely be concerned that this interaction with the mob bosses will not be well received…and he knows that his plans hinge on at least some of them reacting to him as intended. He also doesn’t seem to be appealing to anyone else besides Maroni and the Chechen mob boss who is close to him. •When Gambol initially challenges the Joker he (Gambol) has a mostly relaxed jaw with mild tensing around his eyes and brow, indicating skepticism. After performing the pencil trick, the Joker’s eyes follow the victim below the table as if to be certain he’s dead, then rise toward Maroni’s side of the table as he looks out of the corner of his eyes with a smile reflexively creeping up-this indicates his satisfaction yet mild surprise in front of a person he means to impress. It’s worth noting that he is making eye contact with Maroni while addressing his previous comment about the cheapness of the Joker’s suit, as if Gambol and his dead goon are irrelevant to his goal (because they are). •Gambol shows clenched teeth and glares from under his brow when saying “freak”, indicating genuine hostility and anger after the death of his henchmen, in contrast with previously being merely irritated. •The word “freak” genuinely breaks the Joker’s concentration, momentarily, and prompts a deviation from his internal script as he retreads his last few words to find his place, internally. Despite this conversation not being meant for Gambol, Joker picks back up with his script (omitting the part that references himself, as it now feels to vulnerable) and reflexively indicates repressed rage towards Gambol by narrowing his glare at him while sucking his own clenched teeth and “clicking” as a way of preempting his impulse to break his cadence further. All the while, Joker is redirecting his rehearsed speech towards Maroni and his eyes eventually catch up to his audience. Only after redirecting, does he regain all of his composure by referring to Gambol’s grandmother without actually making eye contact with Gambol again. •Despite being caught off guard by Gambol’s interruption, Joker anticipated being called “crazy” and was ready to emphasize that he wasn’t, while his rehearsed confidence in this assertion did not completely mask a degree of sensitivity to the accusation of being crazy (which seems routed most immediately in not being taken seriously, whether or not he believes his sanity is in question). •(My personal favorite moment) “You think you can steal from us and walk away?” “Yeah.” This is literally the most sincere moment from the Joker in this scene. He wasn’t expecting such a direct but obvious question, which is after he has made his very planned and deliberate appeal to Maroni and thus has no further rehearsed conversation to recite, and the question passes through the most rudimentary filter of how he should respond that he quickly determines that an honest (but short) answer is acceptable. So…”yeah”.

I love when the Joker shows he's rigged with grenades, the Russian mobster kinda scoffs away like he's annoyed with the others for pushing him into it. Always thought that was a funny reaction to someone threatening to blow everyone up.

One thing I love about this version of the Joker, is that despite appearing to be completely “out of control,” he’s actually far more in control of his thoughts, actions and emotions than anyone else, even Batman himself. Everything he does is planned out and done for a reason, and is always part of a larger plan. For example, many think the bank robbery at the beginning was just to get the money, and possibly to show the mob he wasn’t afraid of them or just because he was too crazy to care. But if you look at it as part of a grand scheme, it’s actually a brilliant move as with this single act he’s not only put the mob bosses on notice that they don’t scare him, but made a name for himself in the crime bosses of Gotham. This is what allows him to arrive at their secret meeting, and have at least some of the bosses will view him as an equal, be worthy of being heard out and taken seriously, but that wouldn’t have been the case without the robbery of the mob bank. We see how well thought out Jokers plans are repeatedly through the film, and that from the beginning he’s playing a well thought out game of chess. The police, and Batman, were simply reacting to each of the Joker’s moves, so it was easy for the Joker to know ahead of time how they would react to each of his actions. Heath’s Joker was an amazing antagonist, made all the more impressive by how lacking most movie villains have been, especially in superhero movies. IMO Joker even tops Thanos as a supervillain, simply because he wasn’t a super powered bad guy that was able to accumulate power and a bunch of magical stones, but because he used his wit and intelligence to achieve his goals, which not only grounds the film in reality, but also makes having compelling villains in future films much easier, not that many films have successfully capitalized on this. What I mean is, after Joker, it shouldn’t be hard to make other great and powerful villains, but after battling Thanos, and his ability to shape time, space and reality to suit his desires, where o you go from there, while still making the villain seem like a credible threat, not only to earth, but the universe and reality as a whole? Basically it seems Marvel studios have written themselves into a corner such that only giant super powered “magical” beings could be seem as a realistic threat. Now, don’t get me wrong, I loved most of the first four phases of the Marvel cinematic universe, I just think anything that follows will have a tough time measuring up. This is even the case with superheroes, I mean Thor damn near broke the spectrum of super power abilities, but then they trot out Captain Marvel, and decide that since it’s going to be a woman her power needs to be second to none. So basically they not only wrote themselves into the Superman box, but actually jumped the shark in that where do you go from there? Once you have characters that can fly through space, are invulnerable, have super strength, can fire energy blasts, etc…, who do you introduce next? I think that was part of the reason Antman got such a Luke warm reception, as by the time he was introduced we already had Capt America, Iron Man, Hulk, Falcon and Thor, so he was basically just another guy in a suit which gave him some unique ability, been there, done that. Speaking of Iron Man, why does he make countless suits for himself, several different versions of War Machine, several suits for Spider-Man and even suits for Pepper, but nothing for Hawkeye, Black Widow, Falcon (although I assume Tony upgraded Falcon’s flight suit to include weaponry,) or any other elite agents within Shield? Hell, even some of the Avengers with superpowers could benefit from a customized iron man type suit, Captain America, Bucky and Scarlet Witch are the first few to come to mind. After all, despite having super powers, they aren’t bulletproof and could benefit from other advantages the suits would provide. Sorry, wall of text completed. I’m going to blame my pain, from multiple spine surgeries, as well as my pain meds and being homebound, since long before this current lockdown BS started, for my rambling off in this post. 🤪

enigma: "The Joker is using a form of communication called 'talking', this shows that he can not only speak, but speak." Me: faxcingslakjsd..

Heath ledger showed more emotions in this scene than Varun Dhawan in his whole dad made career 😂.

Love how Joker nonchalantly answers "yeah..."

To say I’ve enjoyed these movie scene analysis videos is a massive understatement

“DO YOU THINK YOU CAN JUST STEAL ALL OF THE MONEY AND WALK AWAY!?” “Yeah”

'You think you can steal from us and just walk away?' 'Yes.'

Saw this channel for the first time and started binging his Joker videos about 2 hours ago You can imagine my delight when this showed up

I feel like the quick point and glare the Joker throws at Gamble at 5:13 after he announces he is gonna put a hit on him is a "so you have chosen death" and a 'Joker will remember that' type gesture. And knowing how brilliantly cunning the Joker is he uses that very hit put on him to eventually fool and kill Gamble later on. Even stating "how bout alive?" before jumping from the body bag showing he remembered what Gamble said, which makes me feel he took the insults and threats from Gamble very personally.

It was cool how Joker did the 'He'll make him squeal' thing.

Body analyst reacts to: 5 year old me being confronted about stealing a shiny whistle from the costume store

That was good. That one mobster liked the pencil trick. If I had to read his mind I would suspect he admired the creativity of it more than the result.

4:20 The exact moment he decided to kill Gamble

“Notice here as Joker’s face starts to turn purple as he’s swinging his hands all over the place. This tell us that he’s struggling for air and desperately trying to breathe again.”

These videos are actually addictive, good job brother 👍

Michael Jay White! Love his acting skills!

I could watch these Heath Ledger’s Joker analysis videos from KZfaqrs all day all night

Do one where you analyze your own body language!

"As you can see here, Joker has lots of make up on his face but is still manly as fuck, not only does this shows he's not gay, but it shows that he's confident about his own sexuality"

not one thing mentioned that would take an "analyst" to figure out.

I love how the focus of the video was actually on the scene and less on you. I feel like most videos would've had the focus on the analyst and had the movie's scene play in a small corner. I really enjoyed being able to watch the scene for myself before having someone explain what was going on in a quick and simple manner to avoid interrupting the scene's tension!

You can tell by Gamble's intense breathing that he's had a troubled past with clowns.

This entire scene has to be one of the best in the past 20 years, maybe ever. Sets the tone for each side that the rest of the movie follows while being semi vague about it. The facial expressions and emphasis on certain words & syllables really drives the point home.

5:02 the way he just says "Yeah..." is so funny and the most savage moment in the movie 😂😂😂

Rest in peace Heath Ledgar. You were by far the best Joker.

I also loved that joker snuck in a yo momma/grandma joke in on Gamble at the end lmao

"you think you can just steal from us and walk away?" "...yeah"

I love how joker does everything without a plan. And the classic pencil disappearance is a great touch

Honestly, enigma should study chopper's last interview, chopper being the Australian gangster.

This is my favorite scene in the movie. Thank you for doing a video on this scene, keep up the good work!!!!👍🏻👍🏻

That "yeah" gets me everytime 😂

I like this scene overall in the movie. the three main mob heads gathered for a meeting (Russian, Italian, & Black Gangster) the Russian & Italian bosses not only show lack of fear towards Joker, but also show that he's gaining their respect.

"Notice how the joker has grenades, this is a sign he-💥💥"

I love that you pointed out the character of The Chechen and how he was reacting. It's one of my favorite bits of this scene. He seems completely relaxed from the moment he walks in, then when he shakes hands with Maroni it seems like Maroni really respects him. Then, from the moment Joker walks in, The Chechen is the only one to keep a relaxed body posture pretty much the whole time. He doesn't even respond much when Joker reveals the grenades. Anyway, appreciate the analysis of one of my favorite scenes in any film I've ever watched!

“You think you can steal from us and just walk away”, “yeah” my favorite joker response

I needed you to do this scene

I ALSO love how Joker says if you wanna take things a little more 'seriously', here's my card.. and it's a joker card from a random deck of cards lol

Subscribed yesterday and very happy to see the film's you've chosen to analyze.

I can't believe you skipped the delivery of the "no... I'm noT" line. It almost seems like he's trying to convince himself more than the gangsters!

I love this video man, i saw this scene more than i can count.

I absolutely love these keep doing them please!

I was so waiting for this scene!

“Oh and the suit wasn’t cheap, you outta know you bought it.” 😎😎😎

2:07 he’s thinking “that was a pretty good trick!”

Could you do more 2019 joker?

The russian here always made me laugh when the joker makes the pencil disappear. He just nods his head like "iz gud trick da"

I love that i found your channel. So interesting!

The fact that he is “laughing” as he entrees is so creepy yet so good 🤌👌

The mob boss winks his eye. A sign of approval for the joker plan

If you look closely at water, you'll notice that it's wet.

I discovered your channel a few days ago and I'm loving thr content!

Notice how the other mob boss frowns, it shows that he’s upset.

When that mob leader nods his head I always joke “it’s pretty good trick”

All I learned from this video is, I am a body language expert as well.

One of the best Joker is Heath Ladger as our favorite DC villain to this day

I love the differences between Chechen, Maroni, and Gambol. Chechen was interested - he definitely genuinely liked the idea of working with the Joker, but I don’t know if he took him as a serious threat (he barely stirred when the grenades were revealed, and honestly looked only vaguely annoyed in the second he glanced away). Maroni seemed cautiously intrigued, trying to work out the details of who this enigmatic character was. He wanted to understand his business partner before he made him a business partner. And when the grenades came out, there was a conflict between his shock and fear and of his need to remain composed. He didn’t stand to get away from the threat, but his jaw dropped, and he stirred in his seat as he became noticeably uncomfortable. And then there was Gambol, who didn’t release his tension or lower his aggression ONCE. The entire time, his anger (and fear) of the Joker was palpable - he felt threatened. His authority, his power, and his hold over anyone in the room. For all his goons and bodyguards, he knew from The Pencil that this was a person he really couldn’t touch. The whole scene felt like an undercut - Lau took power away from every mobster in the room only because he literally couldn’t be touched. And then the Joker walked in and ripped the rug out from EVERYONE’S feet. He didn’t have to tell them he was in charge now, but they all knew he was.

Imagine making an entire video to tell the world everything they already know about a subject.

This movie is literally so good. I'm an avid reader of dc comics and I love batman the animated series. It's such perfect rendition of a live action movie of it's animated, graphic novel, and comic partners.

Love these videos!

I watched a psychologist breakdown of the Joker that was really interesting. He said he's not a psychopath, because he doesn't have his own self-preservation as his number one goal. He instead suggested that, like Batman, he is suffering from PTSD. He hates order and structure and does everything in his power to create chaos. He suggested that the Joker may be a military vet that is scarred from combat. Makes a lot of sense since he is proficient with firearms, has clear hand to hand combat skills, and can avoid detection from the police even dressed the way he does. Maybe he saw the structure collapse while deployed and saw the true carnage that is the world and now he's hell bent on showing everyone what people are really like without their little schemes? Fun to think about.

The last scene he just says: “here you can see the actors are really good at knowing What their characters are thinking” and then just ends the video without explaining it further😂

Oh yes! I went on your channel hoping to find analysis of EXACTLY this scene! And here it is!😆👍 I caught Joker’s offense at being called a freak from his short stutter; threw off his chain of thought. Ledger, man! CONSUMMATE thespian! This is one of my favorite scenes

i really love these contents, this needs more views

Excellent analysis of the body language from the Dark Knight, it makes me watch movies and reality with a more open perspective about the verbal and non-verbal communication that you see in the human language.

Could we get more deduction videos were we deduct and you give us ur deductions at the end I like those videos 🙂

"You think you can just steal from us and just walk away!?" *"Yeah?"* Easily one of my favorite moments. Not a single beat is missed from Joker, and the delivery almost sounds like "are you fucking serious? I managed to walk in here without alerting security, and now have you all by the balls. Of COURSE I can."

If we look at the grenades, they arent just an explosive device, its a statement

Everyone’s gangsta until the clown shows his grenade vest and coordinated wires 😂

You can almost smell the change in atmosphere of that room when he opens his coat...

Man, Heath Ledger absolutely NAILED his character. Completely steals the show

Good to see you again, Enigma!

yo respect the grind, keep it up

Love these videos brother

the Joker finger point at 5:13 and his expression is fantastic - the mob guy just played his hand and Joker immediately thinks "ooo i've got an idea" which he implements later infiltrating the mob guys place with his companions. He's so far ahead of the curve in the whole field and this moment is fantastic ooo - do one for Bourne identity films too - Damon's acting in that is awesome and so subtle in many places.

I cannot get enough of Heath Ledgers performance as Joker. Phenomenal.

"you think you steal from us and just walk away??" "yea"

Body Language Analyst reacts to actors acting, great stuff indeed!

Really analyzing and awesome video as always!! Can I suggest next you do Loki from Marvel? If that’s alright, of course. I’m really intrigued on your reaction to him. Thanks for doing these awesome videos!

"you think you can just steal from us and walk away?" "yeah"

great vid as allways

I love these especially the joker ones! Subbed!

Notice how the joker pauses and winks when the black guy calls him a freak because he don't want to say "you momma a freak!"

The director is the source of the instructions, the actor personifies what the director envisioned