Joker mixed the address on purpose because he knew he cared for her from that encounter. You can look at Batman’s body language when he seen it was Harvey & not Rachel.

"In their last moments, people show you who they really are." jokers last moments: laughing hysterically The perfect joker portrayal tbh

That semi truck flip was real and apparently one of the hardest stunts to pull off at that time in history. I guess they really did it between two buildings like that and to get a semi to flip like that took some crazy science, you should look up the behind the scenes for this. Nolan is a genius like you always say.

He gave batman the wrong address knowing he was going to go after rachel

when joker crashes the party, that was the first scene where everyone saw heath in the joker makeup. you can see rachael struggling to look at him and she even called for directors to stop the scene, alfred also has a like when joker first gets off the elevator that was completely scrapped because he was so taken from heath

"It's not about money... it's about sending a message." Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of David Dastmalchian. What's The Emergency Fact: While filming a chase scene on Lake Street, the Chicago Police Department received several calls from concerned citizens stating that the police were involved in a vehicle pursuit with a dark vehicle of unknown make or model. Epic Cameo Fact: Senator Patrick Leahy (D) of Vermont is the older gentleman that confronts The Joker (Heath Ledger) at the party thrown by Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) for Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart). Senator Leahy is a huge Batman fan and arranged an early showing of the movie for a fundraiser for the children's section of the Kellogg-Hubbard Library in Montpelier, Vermont. He also appeared in Batman Forever (1995), Batman & Robin (1997), The Dark Knight Rises (2012), and as a Batman: The Animated Series (1992) voice. And Scene Fact: Heath Ledger directed both homemade videos that The Joker sends to GCN. The first video involving the fake Batman (Andy Luther) was done under writer, producer, and director Christopher Nolan's supervision. Nolan thought Ledger had done so well with that sequence, he felt there was no need for him to be there when it came time to film the scene where reporter Mike Engel (Michael Anthony Hall) reads The Joker's statement. He put his trust in Ledger and let him do whatever he wanted, ultimately pleased with the result after he'd seen the outcome. Becoming The Joker: In preparation for his role as the Joker, Heath Ledger hid away in a motel room for about six weeks. During this extended stay of seclusion, Ledger delved deep into the psychology of the character. He devoted himself to developing the Joker's every tic, namely the voice and that sadistic-sounding laugh (for the voice, Ledger's goal was to create a tone that didn't echo the work Jack Nicholson did in his 1989 performance as the Joker). Ledger's interpretation of the Joker's appearance was primarily based on the chaotic, disheveled look of punk rocker Sid Vicious combined with the psychotic mannerisms of Malcolm McDowell's character, Alex De Large, from A Clockwork Orange (1971). Heath Ledger's sudden death from drug toxicity on January 22, 2008, prompted immediate speculation over this movie's state and Ledger's disposition prior to death. Soon after Ledger's death was announced, Warner Bros. issued a statement that verified that Ledger had finished all of his scenes in principal photography, as well as post-production duties (looping), thus making the Joker his final, completed movie role. Rumors abounded that playing the intense role had taken its toll on Ledger's mental state, causing him to become depressed and take the wrong combination of drugs as a result. However, his family has since put such rumors to rest by stating that far from being depressed, he had a lot of fun playing the role. Ledger did suffer from insomnia throughout his life, and would often take sleeping pills together with other prescription drugs (something his sister had actually warned against the night before his death). Unfortunately, the mix he took that night proved to be a fatal combination.

The ending was very bittersweet to me when I watched it as a teen. Watching it back as an adult tho I realize that he's not only encouraging copy cats of Dent (not two face), he's discouraging copy cats of himself since he's now branded as a murderer. Really thoughtful stuff.

The joker gave them the addresses switched so batman thought he was saving Rachel.. The Joker is a bastard.

It makes no sense to blow up the other boat. From everything we know of the Joker, he can't be trusted. The detonators could actually be for their own boats, or blow both boats

The city of Chicago is a legit supporting actor in this movie. Then underground chase is Lower Wacker Drive. The courtroom is Daley Plaza, which is the Circuit Court of Cook County. The bar where Two Face kills the cop is Twin Anchors (legendary for ribs). The semi truck flip is LaSalle Street facing the Board of Trade building (which was model for Wayne Tower in Batman Begins). Nolan loved shooting in Chicago so much on Begins he basically did most of the second movie there.

I've probably watched this movie 30 + times. From the time they bring in all the mobsters the movie goes wild. Love the review man. You react how I feel when I watch it 👍

Another great reaction! Heath Ledger did phenominal in this role and it's amazing to be able to see you witness that in real time. Also, mentioning Psych at 13:59 put a smile on my face. One of my favorite shows. Have you looked into Letterboxd yet to see if you were interested in making an account? (edit: also curious have you watched The Hunger Games movies?)

The edge theme music at the beginning got me lmao, that shit went so hard, influenced my music taste hardcore.

19:31 You forget that, in Gotham, Batman's adventures haven't had an 80+ year publication history.

If you ever wanna see more Heath Ledger, you absolutely should check out A Knight's Tale which is not just him at his best, but is also just a phenomenal film that's slept on. Does well on YT too for reactions because anyone who has seen it loves it!

My personal favorite Nolan movie is The Prestige

If you want to see some other good performances from Heath Ledger that may not be as well known in the States there's a couple Aussie films he did that are really worth checking out. Ones called Two Hands & the other is called Candy, dont let the name fool you its a pretty heavy movie at times but it just showcases the range of character which Heath could portray because he didn't want to become an actor who got typecast that's why he took on such different roles.

Walkin around kissin everybody 😂

It’d be awesome to see some Batman gameplay sometime. I know you’re a fan of Spider-Man and all but those rocksteady batman games really smack. You just keep saying how things would be good for a stage set up lol. Seen some of your early gameplay, used to love those street sports games. 🔥

New sub. Great movie, great reaction.

The clean up crew comments sends me cuz on god I’d be pissed 😭

Batman didn’t plan on saving Harvey, the joker switched the addresses on him

came for the dark knight reaction stayed because you opened it up by talking about edge and metalingus🤝🤝

@30:45 Joker gave Batman the 2 adresses, but switched them. That's why he arrived at Harvey Dent's place, but his intentions were to save Rachel.

40:26 leave Harvey alone lol that's just his thing 🤣

Cleanup crew pissed off 😭

Great movie

I don't like super hero movies but I approve this movie

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Victor Timely?!

Both his ACLs are gone. Out for the rest of the season 🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭

14:02 AYE BARELY ANYONE I KNOW KNOWS PSYCH THATS MY FAV SHOW

mettalingus fire i agree lmao

React to The Batman please 🙏🏼

Love your room, looks cozy af

If you haven’t seen that joker movie and new Batman movie, that’d be cool to see you react to sometime. Different vibes from both of them but still so good.

This movie is a true masterpiece while I adore this movie I think Matt Reeves made a better Batman film with The Batman I think both films are cinematic masterpieces but The Batman definitely handled Batman better than The Dark Knight I love The Dark Knight Trilogy I just wish Batman developed as a character it was only Bruce Wayne that got development what makes The Batman so great is that Batman actually develops as a character he goes from a tortured vigilante only hiding in the shadows to a beacon of hope for Gotham that's what I wanted from The Dark Knight Trilogy but Batman was basically a side character in this trilogy and I think Batman should've gotten more shine but I love it anyway

Christopher Nolan was slumming and took the money and studio pressure off, Set him on too film's he really wanted too ...

Film would have been perfect without Batman, It slowed down with the Bruce Wayne aspect...

Heath won an Oscar and well deserved also new subscriber here and man your channel just off of charisma alone is going places so good luck bro. 🫡

I guess we're even you were flippin out on Harvey's coin and I just about quit watching listening to you say unhinged all the fu!#ing time.