Does MC have a pet bird?

Also: will you watch the movie that inspired Nolan for this film? 'Heat'?

Did you watch the "Joker" Movie with Joaquin Pheonix yet?

Is there any chance that we can figure out an edit where we can still hear you but without the sound of the movie for when that happens?

Please record your commentary on a different track so you can mute the movie where you need to

Harvey: Nurse? *Nurse takes off mask* Harvey: JOKER THE NURSE!?!?

He was sleeping and the other eye is completely blind, Harvey was lucky that fire didn’t melt his eye like it did with his face

Harvey didn't care who he was until he took off the mask

I think the easy explanation for that is that Harvey was still groggy and disoriented until he got the full Joker face, but I agree that the way the scene is shown is unintentionally hilarious.

Perry without hat: “A platypus?” Puts on hat: “PERRY THE PLATYPUS!!!”

Mary should watch the 1st Friday after watching these.

1 of the most important roles of the entire trilogy

@@Batman88878 and the 2nd

@@antoinerideaux-porche6036 that's far fetched

Fuckin Deebo man

Until they let goddam Brian Michael Bendis write Superman. Then they did it in the most chuckleheadedly Bendis-y way possible, idiotically believing that stripping away the thing that connects this immensely powerful being to the humanity of his pre-Superman life in Smallville as the son of Jonathan and "Save...Martha!" Kent, somehow makes him more relatable.

Batman: "The mask isn't for you. It's to protect the people you care about." Not gonna lie, Iron Man revealing is one of the dumbest moves that he could have made from a practical level.

he did that in injustice but he didn't exactly reveal it superman did but ye

@@DanceMonkeychg True bendis has a rep for botching characters like he did with Marvel prior to DC, however to be fair DC already pulled that move during new 52 Superman before he died if you recall the whole world knew his identity lol. I dont like it when either DC or Marvel does that for the entire world to know. But thankfully Bendis is done with Superman, of course thats not to say other sjw writers haven't botched super like in truth and justice but I digress...thankfully some others still write him well and we always have older stories to fall back on too.

@@windowsVD No one dared to harm him tho, everyone who did ended up dead

That depends. Opinions on such a matter differ person to person.

What about for exposure?

@@danielpurcell7203 Sure, if that's what a person wants to do with whatever talent he or she may have. Everyone has different ideas for how they use what they're good at, so it always differs.

the guy who says that literally burned his cut

If only this worked in school. I was pretty good at writing essays once upon a time. Never got a single penny for one though 😔

Damn! Really thats terrible, so tragic not only he died in that way and so young but he never got to see his best work..

😭😭

@beepboop beep II he overdosed on prescribed drugs accidentally

In Monster's Ball, Heath also had Billy Bob Thornton hit him for real.

Finally! I'm glad I'm not the ONLY one. It works SO well because (unlike the rest), it is; subtle, casual & ? Conversational? Seriously, you could change the question & circumstance to just about ANYTHING else, and keep the Joker's response, as is. And it would STILL WORK! "You want to Super Size that order?" "Yeah." "Is that the #18 Bus coming?" "Yeah." "Does 2+2=4?" "Yeah."

It's a great film, but would you kill me if I said it's a little overrated? Not because of the movie, but the level people hold it to.

I was glad he got to have an appearance here, after Batman & Robin turned out the way it did. He's the only actor to appear in, in my opinion at least, both the best and worst Batman movies.

Really? Dang I never knew that, that’s a cool little factoid

Not just any Senator either. As President Pro Tempore of the Senate, he's third in line to the presidency after the Vice President and the Speaker of the House. He donates all the money he makes from his Batman cameos to charities, like the library where he read comic books as a child. Cool guy.

@@matthewungar601 Both he and Bernie are from Vermont. He is the reason why old man Bernie is still a junior senator.

Really wow that’s awesome

Also the hospital blowing up part, where Heath stops, confused that the explosions stopped was also improvised.

@@xtravagentk1275 No

John Smith uh, yes. It’s pretty well known by now

@@NoctemAeternusMusic Uh..Then explain my 3 likes to his 0...

@@jsmithers. That's funny cuz by the time I'm seeing this he's ahead by 3 likes.

me : "good"

Joker: "Then you're gonna love me."

@• V i b e • naaaaahhhhh fr??!?!

Expect an upgrade in the 3rd movie.

Thats not a superpower though

@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 it is

@@laser3148 Well, no. When people say he has no superpowers they obviously mean literally, not figuratively

Chris say fcuk CGI

And?

Not only in the comics, he had been portrayed by Tommy Lee Jones in Joel Schumacher´s Batman Forever.

@@maxis5650 we don’t do that here

He has also appeared in numerous animated series. The '92 version is the definitive take on the character.

Many decades. He was also in the 1995 film.

@@i_chosen_one_ips432 Why not? BF was great but for much different reasons.

😂 😆 😝 🤣

The Schumacher movies are non-canon to the first two films. Burton's Batman does not have a bat credit card.

@@Rocket1377 Yet, in Batman Returns, there's a picture of Arnold Schwarzenegger on Max Schreck's photo wall (it's in the scene where Selina realize that she forgot to give Max his speech). That photo foreshadowed his appearance as Mr. Freeze in Batman and Robin which automatically makes the Schumacher films canon.

@@loudboy317 no it does not. Tim burton was suposed to direct the further movies and many of his scripts made it into schumachers films. But the difference was so big, they do not count as canon. Thats why Harvey Dent can go from black to white. Or do you have a "canon" explanation for this?

Senator, not congressman

Are you saying that it's ironic because Australia was originally a penal colony.

@@themightycongueror8383 duh

That's the brilliance of the character. Everyone is always looking for a motivation to sympathize/humanize him because the scariest thing about a deranged psychopath is not understanding what led to him being the way he does. Human beings are terrified of things they don't understand.

He was also sandman in modern warfare 3

Yeah he's great

@Geneticfreek but only one after this.

You're kidding, right?

Depends on who you’re asking

@@gilgamesh_9119 nah, The Dark Knight is the Godfather of Superhero or CBMs.

@@crapshot just saying "nah" doesn't change the fact that it isn't ANYTHING of the genre 🙃

yes at last someone else who understands the joker

That's an urban legend. The pause was actually intentional to give everyone enough time to get clear of the building. With expensive scenes like that one, you don't leave anything to chance.

@@andreasvogler1875 yeah, no, n taylor is correct. A real pyrotechnics technician wouldn't still be securing an area while film was rolling. That's just dumb.

Nolan has talked about it. From what I remember, he let Heath improvise what to do, but it wasn’t faulty pyrotechnics. Look it up, there’s definitely content about what really happened

Yeah i heard that, its weird watching that scene after u know that right?

lies. it was scripted. Nolan confirmed in the DVD commentary/specials features

" Saying the title of the movie as the last line of a movie is *TIGHT* " 😂

Wowwowwow. Wow

She did. And it was super easy. Barely an inconvenience.

Not so much a "fun" fact as such, but he's only the second actor to posthumously win an Academy Award (the first being Peter Finch in "Network")

😂😂😂 They applauded after seeing a guy violently get a pencil shoved through his eye?

@@LandofBrickForests Yeah, they sure did and someone said "that was incredible."

@@shainewhite2781 Lmaoo 😂🤣😂 people are a trip

It was A great trick..i mean it did disappear!🤣

Cool yet disturbing

Thanks for all the info!!

He could barely keep his prostetics on his face. I think many lies and rumors are told around the joker. This one makes no sense.

I actually think Ben Affleck had potential if DC wasnt so bad at choosing the proper direction for their universe, and essentially killing the DCEU. But Heath will probably never be topped by any other comic book villain that appears on screen.

*LOOK. AT. ME.*

@@Necksteppa77 Yeah Ben played my favorite personally. He was the perfect Frank Miller style Batman.

*_*Andrew Cuomo whispers to himself sitting in his soon to be former office while watching the news unfold.*_*

Born to play the Joker

wow you’re the first person I’ve seen mention this movie. I freakin love it, cheers 🍻

Yeah the mystery is part of the Jokers appeal..without a real backstory it makes him seem more dangerous, more unexpected and kind of more inhuman... especially in this kind of movie..like the boogeyman or something

I've always had this idea that they're BOTH true. The dad story happened first, and then the wife story happened, which is why his scars look so infected -- because he reopened them for his wife.

I always suspected that the only one who was about to get the real story from him, was Batman.

Nolan wanted this Joker to be less 'human' and more of an entity. An elemental force of anarchy with no discernable rhyme or reason. Knowing nothing of his backstory makes him all the more terrifying because you don't understand how or why he works. It's one of main themes of the story, that sometimes there is no dramatic 'origin' or logical explanation behind great evil (Alfred's watch the world burn monologue). I don't believe any of his stories are real. They may have small hints of reality in them, or they could be complete fabrications. To me, it is more of an indication of how brilliant his mind is - that although he is a complete psychopath void of empathy, he can still make up these human stories that seem real, and can elicit both terror and sympathy. His understanding of the human psyche is what makes him so dangerously manipulative. I see his telling of the scar stories like a shark playing with it's food. It's done purely to mess with the victim. That is what makes this interpretation of the Joker so much more threatening and intimidating; he understands everything about you, but you understand almost nothing about him.

Then you need watch ANY episode of Deadwood.

watch itsaprimate then you realize this is nothing lmao

Oh man... I'm so sorry

Deebo! We lived on same street in College Park, Ga.

Thank you so much 💕

No, that's not true. Nolan has confirmed that the pause in the explosion and Joker's reaction was planned.

Correction, it is THE BEST comic books movie ever.

I have a soft spot for batman begins, im sorry for my wrong opinions :(

And another correction ... it is one of the BEST MOVIES EVER!

I know I am in the minority here. Most not all of my friends disagree with me. But I never loved heath ledger as a joker and in turn always felt like this movie is overrated. I could easily find 8 marvel movies I enjoyed more then add in the new Joker movie and Logan and you have 10 comic book movies I enjoyed more. It's definitely top 20 though and maybe even top 15. Of course this is an opinion that is in the minority and I'm well aware. I think the hurdle I struggled with was comparing it to a lifetime of the animated joker done by mark hamill. It was so different than that it left me leaving the theater slightly disappointed.