Joker is such a smarta🤣

Yeah we saw the video , why quote it? Mouth breather

"Ehehe"

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

That’s life

Jack was the best Joker. Ledger's Joker was in name only

@@martyschriver Except for being too old. And with a backstory. And one that sucked (he was a pyschopathic gangster...and now he's a pyschopathic gangster with bleached skin)...and that god awful connection with the Batman. Shot his parents? REALLY? Why? Why make that a thing? On the plus side...he did have Bob.

He's always smiling because his lousy plastic surgeon pulled his skin up to cover the bullet wound he got at the chemical plant. He's no more "always smiling" than Ledger's Joker and his Glasgow Grin.

TheBlues32 what’s wrong with making him the one responsible for killing Batman’s parents? I thought this a very good change. And what’s wrong with giving the joker a definitive backstory? Remember, this is just a movie and it’s not canon with the comics so it really shouldn’t matter if he has a backstory. Also it makes sense he was a bad person before falling into the chemicals, because just getting their skin bleached isn’t enough reason for a normal person to become a psychopathic murderer. He was a horrible person to begin with; just falling into the chemicals pushed him over the edge. I’m not trying to be rude with this comment, just stating my opinion

@UC47dtKlSIVeIy7R-HOaK8Sg Well, for one thing, that makes him a good ten years plus older than Batman. Jack Nicholson already looked too old for the part, this just drives it home. Two, it provides further backstory to a character who isn't meant to have a definite backstory. Three, it's a bizarre coincidence that serves no purpose to the plot.

I love how he tried for all of ten minutes to be the Don and keep up appearances, but then decided to murder everyone and start poisoning babies instead lol If the other Family heads had been agreeing with him, Joker might have kept the mob alive as a money maker. Once someone said 'No', that was it. Grissom's money will be used to destroy everything and hurt people for no reason.

@@listentothenightfilms There's always one, isn't there?

whats so funny is that the subtitles think he said "im gonna have your dick!"

@@listentothenightfilmsKnowing the Joker, he’d have probably smoked them all even if they said yes.

@@knightofarkronia9968 "Never did like a Yes-Man, am I right, HAHAAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA"

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

@@SamuelBlack84 NOW GET OUTTA HERE

@@ARRRGH480 "Go think it over! HEHEHEHEHE!!"

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A little hot under the collar...hssshhhhhehahahahah

Batman: "How about THIS?!" *kicks you

arguably, Jack's is the slowest and more horrific 😭

how can i laugh at this? there's no "leto bad"

Why this comment isn't on 20K likes already is beyond me.

@@MoonwalkerWorshiper Batman: Then you gonna love me😎

Indeed he does.

impression? Man, Jack Nicholson really is the Joker

"here's Johnny!"

Here's Mr. J.

@@StevieStitches r/whoooooosh

@hisdudeness8328 Well, that guy named Tony was disagreeing with having Joker as the leader when he said "what if we say no" and with the Joker saying "we'll just shake hands and that will be it" like he was saying "okay, you got yourself a deal" like he was saying "we'll shake hands and I will leave and allow Carl Grissom to be the leader" even though Grissom was dead at this point which those men probably didn't know.

That's actually ALL of his jokes. As himself, it's not a joke at all. That's the whole purpose of this supervillain.

That'll be it.

meaning "everyone goes his own way"...but some ways are under the ground, with some earth on it ! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH !

see i think the problem is; this movie cam out when the main villains started to become smart or smarter than the hero. like Hans in Die Hard. so Joker (Jack) here was a somewhat “toy” villain, making him misfit for the era. Films started to add layers to their characters, and joker in this movie has only one layer: destroying everything but mainly the Batman. now Ledger’s Joker came out where the layers of the villain and hero are at almost at peak, but we started to show how crazy the real world is. so they became a kind of critique of society. And Ledger’s joker delivers that layer too. that famous interrogation where he is frank about how everyone turns inside out at the first sign of chaos. altough he retained some of the Joker’s “its about the message” sort of function, it is simply much more like an Ogre and onion… it smells bad and makes people cry… and has more layers :) Joaquin makes it even further and this time we are truly about how the world is a joker on its own right… how cruelty and selfishnes turned most of people the joker … and him … he just admits it. now i would say Jack’s Joker is true to the comics of the time, and since his drive is not to show the the world how bad they are, he is proper evil and a classic villain. and that is scary. but his underrated performance was mainly down to the badly timed release / as in the industry moved to a different direction. regardless: its a great movie and superb a cting, so i am not talking it down. just similar what happened to Windows Vista in 2006. Microsoft anticipated that CPUs will run around 6-7-8 GHZ … but what happened is, we were barely running on 2 but we had multiple cores… which the vista kernel just could not take andvantage of. if this movie comes out a few years prior, i am sure Jack would have even got an Oscar for this.

@@ImreNagyM sorry but jack Nicholson is the best joker

Imagine being so braindead you call Jack as the Joker under-rated 🤣🤣🤣🤣 frig you knuckle draggers use that word ao much it doesn't have meaning anymore

@@Bonesaw_McGraw that’s a cute outfit, did your husband give it to you?

Just because someone like Heath Ledger, Jared Leto, Joaquin Phoenix, Mark Hamill, Cesar Romero or others doesn't mean Jack Nicholson's Joker is underrated. First and foremost it's Jack Nicholson. It's taking Joker and putting that character up against the actors best. Burtons Batman movie has done so much to the Batman character portrayal/writing sense that it's just a different discussion. Everyone is compared to Nicholson's joker. Ledger especially was. If there is ever a serious discussion about the Joker, Nicholson isn't getting skipped.

He and Mark Hamill do the Joker’s laughter best. Effortless, random, utterly maniacal.

@@morbius109 Don't forget Joaquin phoenix

2 different types of jokers. Jacks joker was kinda more businessman like and rich where phoenix’s joker was more of someone pissed at the world who had a smith and Wesson 38 in his possession.

@@godzillasimpson8357 Though his business seemed to be poisoning as many people as possible for no particular reason(which is true to the character btw).

@@Hadex01 His laugh is on par with Nicholson, Hamill and Ledger but it seems more pain driven like a tourette kick.

The joker (jeremiah) in the gotham series on fox pulled inspiration from this too, im just now noticing this. In the scene where he forces citizens to dig a hole under the city he is mumbling and cackling to himself.

I do that but I'm not psychotic 😭

@@ajlemuel969 yes indeed loved that he's my favorite version of the joker even tho he is more like a proto like joker he was the best together with heath ledgers joker in my humble opinion. love jacks and phoenixs jokers tooo tho!

Zato je zaradio 50 milijuna dolara za ovu ulogu

@@stephanvanderzee more like "the comedian " joker from three jokers comics

His serious facial expression as he watches the bosses leave, reveals he's already planning the final details of their demise, which is why he's able to take interest in this "Batman" that's stealing his headlines. He makes a joke about it by having a conversation with a corpse over his resolve to "grease 'em now." The meeting was a formality other than making sure they knew he was taking over by gleefully killing one of the more powerful, himself, right in front of the others.

I mean… that’s how Joker was in the comics too for the longest time…

​@@juice2307Especially the first appearance where he literally was moving to overtake Gangsters and shot one dead. I miss the hat in later live action adaptations. Completes the gangster look.

@@Kyle-2020 yeah, i long to see a comic-accurate Joker again, being his classy sociopath gangster self, who despite his unhinged and insane persona is actually a secret genius and criminal mastermind. and less of the mentally ill anarchist jokers with long greasy hair.

@@merlith4650Yea mob boss joker is best joker,these days he’s more of a rando serial killer,but him being a mob boss makes much more sense

One of the best parts Bob had in the movie but not THE best Joker: "Bob, gun." Bob: *hands Joker a gun* Joker: *shoots Bob*

We miss Bob.

Gonna need a minute or two alone, boys

I think he put on the shades to hide his tears

I thought he says "You are my number one..and I.." which confused me a bit.

They're funny**

No I think he's just insane

I mean, they are.

Well that’s pretty much Joker’s whole shtick. He’s usually the only one that finds it funny, proving how sadistic and insane he really is

Me too. It seems like most of his jokes are purely for him, anyways. Bob wouldn't get that "you are my number one guy" reference since he wasn't there when Carl used it on Jack. It's purely for himself (and us, I guess.)

😂

😂

The role yes. The make up? not so much. Poor Jack… he took it like a real trooper.

KRAFTWERK2K6 quite right, So it was said all that make up time putting it on and wearing it for long periods made Jack edgy and even abit psycho... Which helped him emote his Joker persona quite convincingly.

Not to mention they offered him 10 million just to play the role lol

@@krinkle7695 he also got about 5-15 percent of the merchandise sales!look it up!I had the coolest Joker poster with him!

Yeah he made like 60 million off that deal. Very smart move on his part.

Bro do you think Jack Nicholson was one of the best Joker in Batman

For me, he has the best joker laugh.

Nicholson made laughter as natural as breathing, and it only added to the terrifying mania that consumes the character.

A lot "hoo, hoo's" than "ha, ha's."

Especially at 3:44 - that STILL sends chills down my spine

Lol

One aspect of this Joker that made him ironically darker than Ledger and Phoenix.

Ugh Sam Raimi 💖

The scariest thing is his full blown paranoid schizophrenia, the mumbling, the silly noises he makes to himself. If he had you tied up, there is nothing you could say to persuade him to not hurt you. Nothing. He just a void.

This scene will never be topped, especially in today's cinema.

“Hello, me, meet the real Me.”

He's not even playing a character. Just basically being himself.

I dunno, he doesn't seem scary at all to me

@@tomlxyz he's enjoyable

@@mrrogers88 he's a bit too much cliché

Just a plain old psycho that got disfigured by being dropped into a vat of toxic chemicals by a guy who wears a bat suit because you killed his parents in front of him when he was a child. Nothing to unpack here.

Same. Because he basically died when he fell into the vat. He was probably going to die of cancer or something due to the toxins eventually so everything after was a joke to him.

@@TheRubberStudiosASMR I love that thought man. This joker probably knew he was going to die slow, so he cut his ties to have some fun before that. It's what any normal human would do if they thought cancer was gonna kill him soon, but we aren't all born a menace and I think this movie made us believe that Jack was bad from birth. Used all his intelligence to rank up in the mafia, only to be betrayed by them within a city that's also never had a light to help people like him. When he says with the anniversary festival we "run the city into the ground" I thought he knew he was gonna die and take everyone with him, friend or foe

Agreed, every iteration of Joker works for the universe they are in. Heath Ledger's portrayal fits with the theme of 'The Dark Knight', Nicholson fits with Tim Burton's "Batman", Ceaser Romero is best for Adam West, etc. Though, it's almost universally agreed that Jay Leto is the WORST Joker of all.

@@cujoedaman The actor's name is Jared Leto, not Jay. At least get the guy's name right, dumb@$$. Though I do agree, like most Batman fans, that he was woefully miscast as Joker.

Agreed, it’s interesting that they called Heath’s (RIP) version a sociopath with no empathy as if it hadn’t been done before…they forgot about this scene…and while i love Heath’s portrayal, Nicholson is and will always be THE Joker.

Agreed Heath was absolutely brilliant at the Joker but i still prefer Jack’s Joker.

Check out John DiMaggio in Batman: Under The Red Hood. Similar vibes.

@@7752 Absolutely love that movie. Yeah I always thought that too.

Cracks me up every time

This was the audition kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7Ooe6WXtbfLpHk.html

Plus its been stated that the other 2 were in some part imitating Jack's performance

I'm glad Nicholson was casted as Joker. They were also considering John Lithgow, David Bowie, James Woods, and even Ray Liotta for the part. Jack was born to play the joker.

@@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO. Now I’m curious what Ray Liotta what be like as the Joker

@@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO. Robin Williams was also another who almost got the part. I think Robin would've been great with the jokes, but I'm not sure if he'd do a good job playing as a psycho path. Jack really fit the bill nicely

Not really. It's well known that there were multiple arguments on set. Look it up...

@@AvioftheSandWat?

@@martinregular5003 True but jacks a nut job, he was comfortable with the role Lmao but I did read that it did fuck with his head afterwards and he became depressed due to it.

Definitely the most money he ever had. He took a percentage of the profits of everything connected with this and the following movie as part of his contract. Box office receipts, toys, games, books, clothing, memorabilia, everything.

@@Useaname The movie also made a shit ton of money too for a film back in the late 80's. Adjusting for inflation the movie would have made at least $1.8 billion USDA in today's money.

To me, this is one of the most disturbing scenes in cinema history, of any genre. But ironically, hilarious at the same time, and masterfully acted. A strange, rare combo. It is somewhat comparable to the real life Cadaver Synod, where a Pope’s corpse was put on trial by the current, living Pope. I would imagine that this scene shocked a lot of people at the time when it came out, being in a Batman film....and what people typically expected from Batman. This was outright horror.

Calm down. It’s actually a very campy scene

The music really adds to it; that horn!

Absolutely, this scene was haunting for me as a kid. And that laugh was a lot of why.

Jack Nicholson was born to play the Clown Prince of Crime!

The one after he says "we've got a live one here" is my favorite. That laughter is seared into my soul

@@ELFanatic exactllllyyyyyyyyyyyyy i was like holy shit. Its so amazing

I can definitely see where Joaquin Phoenix took inspiration for his laugh.

You're crazy?

@@Tyronexl1998 haven't you ever heard of the healing power of laughter?

@@lorenzoaielli4605 (visible confusion)- Obi-wan

@@lorenzoaielli4605 Now get outta here!!

@@Tyronexl1998 lmaoo

Lol

this Joker is a real leader, in Nolan films it's just a crazy street thug.

Your comment is underrated and very true

@@Avrelivs_Gold I disagree. Heath Ledger's Joker was MUCH more than just a crazy street thug. That you don't see that tells me you really didn't pay attention to or understand the character. Crazy street thugs don't set up elaborate schemes to rob a Mob bank successfully while killing all the co-conspirators and walking away alone with the cash scot-free. They don't set up elaborate schemes to turn the District Attorney into a madman hell-bent on killing Gordon's kid. You may not like Heath Ledger's Joker more than Jack Nicholson's, and that's your prerogative, but let's not insult the character by downplaying it.

Bro heath ledgers joker is the best

​@@rinateramal2204he didn't play the Joker though. Just some terrorist masking as an insane clown. Nolan's Batman trilogy were not proper Batman movies... They all could have worked equally fine if you created any other random character for Bruce Wayne, the Joker, Catwoman whomever. The whole Batman spiel was just decoration for flair. All the bad guys were unsurprisingly terrorists and good rich American entrepreneur did the saving. That was the theme I the US in the 2000s. That's all those movies actually are. They're good and entertaining movies but they're not Batman movies

"You're crazy...."

"I'M GLAD YOU'RE DEAD! HAHAHAHA!"

This Joker never gets old because he actually is Joker.

Never!!🤣🤣🤣

LMAO!!! 🤣🤣🤣 Best line ever!👍

Same. That laugh after he says it always cracks me up! 🤣🤣

Batdance

Gustavo Fring also did it... on himself.

Antoine got a little hot under the collar 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@DeathSierra117 I still laugh at the line. 😂

Actually he choked him with it

So you have chosen death

but maybe....we can make a DEAL lol

@@MrMaddox57 Or tell her.....the TRUUUUTH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! XD

@@Tribozom lol......this is a classic Batman film. Old, yes, but one of the best.

@@Tribozom "you're insane" she tells the Joker. Psychotic. Loved this film. A work of art, even though I know it is 2022

NOW, GET OF HERE!!!!! And think it over-heeeeHEHEHEHE

Antoine got a little hot under the collar.

@@battlecross8540 collar* sorry had to be that guy

@@Pandiac I hate auto correct

@@battlecross8540 haha

Just a guy That likes memes Nope! Heaths joker quotes are more impactful Jack Nicholson’s joker quotes are more comical Think about this When Heaths joker was in the interrogation room “How many of your men have i killed” the police officer answers “Six” To which joker mimes the word/number “six”

@@stickykitty You just validated his point, noob. He said JN quotes were funnier. Why didn't you just like his comment instead of typing so much garbage?

Sder Ware you clearly can’t read As I gave my opinion stating That both are funny depending on your take But for me health was funnier because it was more intellectual rather than comical So save your heroics for something with a bit more weight when trying to convey a point And noob? What are you like ten years old or something? You are on KZfaq You are not playing a video game dum dum

@@stickykitty You don't even know what you type! "JN's Joker quotes were more comical." Meaning they were more funny. Just stop embarassing yourself.

Sder Ware 🤦‍♀️ again? you clearly cannot read! And you can’t even construct a decent retort! 😂 😂 😂 Whilst you appear young in your approach At least put effort in making a point You just seem butt hurt 😭 Heath joker smashes jack joker any day Get over it And my logic is sound Oh and by the way Comical:/- amusing, especially in a ludicrous or absurd way. (If you still cannot understand the difference You are in desperate need to go back to the dictionary Or school- in other words be smart and take your own didactic advice and try not to embarrass yourself, whilst in the process of trying to appear intellectually sound- moron!) Have I nice day And please, do enjoy being a walking cock depository 😂

That acid amplified Jack's psychotic tendencies.

Bipolar maybe?

@@Angyali Not only that, but it also made Jack more open of his psychotic tendencies as he was more somewhat subtle with them before he fell into the acid.

Great performance

yes, great eye

I figured that out when I was 12. You're a real genius.

@@matthewmattingly2011 I was 9, felt super smart about figuring it out.

Yeah but he doesn't finish the line. "YOU are my number one...and I..." I wonder if it was ad-libbed

I didn't know this! Wow I learned something. Op ur very smart for figuring out this incredibly obvious thing here

Retaliante, it was his last name

@@bink it's Rotelli. Antoine Rotelli

@@dturpin2638 Oh, you're correct, thanks.

@@bink interesting fact: his name was originally Carmine. As in Carmine Falcone, (the joker was supposed to have killed Carmine Falcone in the film) but Jack Nicholson said Antoine because of a crew member so they changed the name to Antoine Rotelli.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Rorschach Joker Voice:oh there will be a hot time in the old town tonight....woooo hooo!! Lmao...

Hilarious line!!

Crispin Julius too funny lol

Antoine got a little hot under the collar!

I love that line lol

@Rick O'Shay Jack of course, hahahaa!

I have given a name to my pain!

Not2Shabby "You know the problem was he got sloppy, you know crazy, he had a head full of bad wiring I guess. He was the kind of guy who couldn't hear the train until it was two feet from him. You know what happened to this Jack. Well he made mistakes and yet...(SMASH!) I KNOCKED HIS LIGHTS OUT, NOW YOU WANNA GET NUTS, COME ON LET'S GET NUTS!"

@@knightwarrioranimations9656 Tell me something my friend... you ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?

Completely agree.

And Jared Leto...XD

carlitos puruncajas The good trio Jack Nicholson, Heath Ledger, Joaquin Phoenix

Amen

Heath Ledger's Joker was way overrated and it is because he died unexpectedly before the film was released.

Agree.

😂😂❤️

Hamill totaly ripped that laugh of

@@mouloudo I'm sure he was inspired by Jack but I'd argue he did it even better

@@mouloudo well theres also the cartoons and the 66 show waaaay back, decades prior

Purple is actually my second favorite color.

Facts Joker's purple suit is 🔥

Just do it, I wear Dharma initiative suits to work

Regards go to his tailor, Tommy Nutter. The guy did outfits for David Bowie, Elton John, the Beatles, and the rolling stones, just to name a few. He definitely lived up to his title, "the rebel tailor of saville row"

@@fernandoifill-ruiz3475 what’s your favourite colour?

The majority of this is actually written in the script by Sam Hamm and Warren Skaaren, including the part where he's talking to the corpse. But the bits where he says "I got a live one here." And sings "There'll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight" [a song that dates back to 1896] were not scripted.

ShinRyojin i can email you the original script

So Nicholson did so well it SEEMED unscripted. Now THAT'S acting!!

😂😂😂😂

he actually told him to turn it down

And so he should 🤣

he deserves it.

@@billypark8032 Every penny of it.

But it was worth it!! Unlike others who tried to emulate him in the Joel Schumacher films.

Ivan Gomez Who tried to emulate him?

George Heilman anyone who says Jack's joker isn't dark need to look at that scene.

@@talariswatts-el6174 Agreed!

George Heilman they way he pulls the tie of the crispy critter 🤣

Captain Howdy yeah the whole thing really shows how creepy and sadastic Jack was as the joker. One of the best joker scenes ever.

I love how he repeats it to himself and laughs harder, as if he thinks his own joke is the most hilarious thing.

not completely, that's the point. he's still a criminal, and a leader. ledger's joker is a sick person, a maniac but not a leader.

Izaan ur rehman well that’s the point of the joker, anyone can be the joker. All it takes is one bad day

@Izaan ur rehman you feel safe around Phoenix joker until he asks "want to hear a joke ?"

He brought out a sense of unpredictability very well with his acting.

I'd rather be stuck in a room with Leto's joker. I'd call him corny af and leave lol

ianthia 😂😂😂

@NevanSlone Yes, Bob was probably the Joker's favorite henchman which could be another reason why the Joker killed him at the end of the movie because he (the Joker) knew that Batman was going to come back to kill all the henchmen and the Joker probably couldn't stand to watch his favorite henchman Bob get killed by Batman so the Joker decided to kill Bob himself. Otherwise maybe it was all a joke that Bob was the Joker's favorite henchman which is why he's a Joker. It's kind of like, the Joker was in love with Vicky Vale but of course, maybe that was just a joke because he tried to kill her at the end of the movie where she and Batman were hanging off the roof of a high cathedral and he even played another joke on her by metaphorically saying to her, "here let me lend you a hand" like he was going to pull her up but ended up making her grab a fake breakable hand for her to fall.

Mark Hamill beats them both combined. Don’t get me wrong I love Jack Nicholson and Heath Ledger but Mark Hamill beats them both.

@edwardclark3575 That's true but, they were two different Jokers where Nicholson's Joker was more of a comedy Joker where he acted immature, said something silly before doing a crime, and laughed at things that were not funny. Ledger's Joker was more of a serious Joker where he would pop out of nowhere to do a crime which was scary.

Yeah i Definitely agree 👍👍....lol

He's probably the best actor of all time. Him or Pacino.

That's why Joker laughs afterwards, he killed Grisom and makes fun of him by imitating him. Not to mention he killed him yet told the Gotham mob bosses that he'll "resurface", so he finds the fact Grisom is gone for good yet told otherwise funny as well. Could also be resentment for the fact Grisom told the same thing to Jack yet set him up over a womam.

@@mohamedtoure4388 A WOMAN!!!! Grisom must be insane!

@@mohamedtoure4388Exactly

@@Anonymous-qg9xx😆

The look on his face when he said that one made it even better

OMG🤣🤣🤣

GGGGuyyyy!

I always thought he said "You, are my number one....and I....."

Michael Clavelli Me, too!!!

Yep the breathing heavy lol

Bob, gun!

I love the way he giggles after it, too. Like it's his own little inside joke.

I think they got it from Danny Elfman’s song “Gratitude”

"I'm glad you're dead!" 😄😄😄😄😄😄

As i got older, me too 🤣

🔥⚡💀⚡🔥

Woo hoo hoo hoo heh heh heh eh heh heh ho!

Antoine got a little *hot* under the collar 😆

😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 LOL

Can someone tell me what song that it’s from?

*Off topic I know.. But Stella, I think you are breathtakingly beautiful.*

Mark Hamill for the win

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Royal DiCastro stop that bro 😂😂

He isn't.

I’m pretty sure Tim just filmed jack hanging out with his friends and realised he could put in in a Batman movie

Ruben Everest naw all it took was one watch of the shinning

He just knee the type of payday he would get after this movie. Smart man to take royalties over up front pay.

Michael Keaton said that during production, they were both going through makeup, with Nicholson getting all those appliances and Keaton into all his outfit, and Nicholson said "Sometimes... you gotta let the costumes do the acting". He obviously liked having fun with it all.

He is the Joker. He is mad, evil, funny and theatrical. I'm not sure why people compare all the Jokers, especially Ledger's and Phoenix's. Those movies are very different and the characters were very different. Not sure why there's such a need to constantly make rankings, etc.

I completely agree. Ledger was good but wasn’t a clown

Then why did the spawn guy literally call him a clown?

You're not nuts. Nicholson was amazing. I just think Heath & Joaquin took it to the next level.

Nicholson's Joker has aged much better than Ledgers too because it's more timeless.

barbiquearea Jack Nicholson said he warned him!

Yeah hes beyond insane and that makes him a perfect Joker. FFS he wanted to kill the entire city of Gotham in this version with laughing gas.

Ledger's Joker is not crazy. He's notttt.

@@aramfingal5180Yeah because hes not the joker from the comics but so called "realistic".

No, he’s the whole freaking sundae!! 😂😂

Forbidden Color that shows the difference between the two jokers. Heath's joker was offended by being called crazy because he sees everyone else as crazy. Jack's joker is not offended by being called crazy because he's so far gone he doesn't even care. It's pretty scary either way.

*Batman* Joker kills with a handshake *The Dark Knight* Joker kills with a magic trick

@@talariswatts-el6174 pseudointellectual high horse. there was no concept of 'craziness' between either of them. the joker is the most serious character in DC, and if you can't see it, you've missed the entire franchise.

Allegiance Commitment Via Genu Flexion I don't know how you can look at the joker and say he's not crazy that's like saying Donald Trump is not a narcissist. You can argue that the Heath's joker is technically a psychopath or Jack's joker is technically a psychotic but in the broad sense, their crazy. I mean that in the way people use the word crazy in every day life not the actually definition. I know legally crazy or insane is defined as not knowing the difference between right and wrong. So yes in that sense the joker's not crazy. He clearly knows what he's doing is wrong but he's crazy in the way we as people use the word in daily life. Imagine if you were at a meeting and someone just electrocuted someone with a hand buzzer and was laughing all the meanwhile wouldn't think to your self, that guy's crazy?

Thats 2 out of 3 jokers Golden age joke being more of a mafia boss with unique gadjets (Jack's joker) Silver age joker were they made him more clown like, example being him tryimg to copyright fish (Adam west batman show) Bronze age joker where they just let him loose to do what ever he wants (heath's joker) You can't compare nether actors joker cause they are different jokers and they did their best at it

Heath did an amazing job in a tedious movie, it makes me wish he'd worked with Tim Burton instead of Nolan.

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@@DeepScreenAnalysis I wonder if we would have gotten a diff joker out of heath

This movie is probably a more comix book accurate depiction of joker but Heaths IMO is far better acted, he literally became a different person. Jack isn't playing that much a different charter then the one he played in the Shining. The best is 90s animated though.

Yo kang. Joker sing kiye luwih pantes aku nraksakno..guyonane wae wis koyo setan. Mesem-mesem koyo wong gilo ngono..wingitt tenan aku dhelok.