Batman interrogates the Joker | The Dark Knight [4k, HDR] 

I understood that reference

Did you put their names in the buildings of fire??

>>Batman: WHERE ARE THEY!

Very poor choice of words

Why did he say "they" when he was only aware of Dent in that moment?

Bale was throwing real punches and Ledger took the hits to make the scene more authentic

@@knivez786 thats what you get when you pit 2 great method actor as opposites in one of the most famous rivalry in history of entertainment and served with well written scene.

without spilling a drop of blood also.

he crazy n clearly likes pain

My cousin Seth was like that. I never understood it but it infuriated his older brother who tried to hit him harder. It seemed like just a quirk he had but then he started doing heroin and stealing from my dying grandmother. No lie his childhood fucked his head up.

1:31;Happy now❓️

Joker still win the war

I mean he could horribly torture him which would certainly be a good threat, and Joker just said that because he could, but actually he didn't plan on getting beaten to a gibbering wreck, because he's not mad at all, he just pretends to be

​@@keepitsecret-dl1pr BAT 🦇 COMPARISON!!!!!

I swear it is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

His delivery on that was so genuine and perfect that I legit almost teared up because of the fact that we never got to see Ledger reprise his role of the Joker. He was genuinely the perfection representation of pre-Asylum Joker. The way he toys with Batman, yet at the same time has this obvious admiration for him and uses psychology to get into Batman's mind so easily.. chilling. Nobody will ever top this performance, and i honestly mean ever on screen. Hedger's life was taken too short because he is going to live on in history forever as the Joker. He probably absorbed this character deep down inside him while method-acting this role. Imagine he & Pattison sharing the screen together, seeing Pattinson's Batman lose his cool completely and snap as Joker gets inside his head and threatens the love of his life. MAN, we really missed out. Bale's performance in these movies, although arguably top 3 greatest actors of his generation, paled in comparison to Gary Oldman, Heath Ledger & eventually Tom Hardy's version of Bane. Sorry for the long paragraph. I smoked some indica & suddenly had so much to say lol.

Lego Batman: HAHAHAHAHAHAHA 😆🍿

Bet'cha we've all lost count how many times we've seen this, too 😁

No it is

it is not the first nor the last

I can’t count how many times I’ve watched this on both hands ten times over.

@@power_guido4012 no one knows about the last part

@ yes that's it

John Doe has the upper hand!

That's not irony. Irony is like rain on your wedding day.

cjflo umm it is irony. They imprisoned joker with the other guy( forgot his name), but actually they imprisoned the other guy with joker. They did the opposite of what they wanted to do, therefore making it irony

@@cjflo Irony is "The use of words to express something different from and often opposite to their literal meaning Source: www.thefreedictionary.com/irony The Joker is imprisoned, locked inside a room and being both held up against a wall and punched by Batman. Yet, he's the one calling the shots. He's the one in power, even when locked in a room and being brutally attacked. That is, by the very definition of the word, ironic.

100%

I am afraid that, with all respect,if he was still alive, he wouldn't get an Oscar. Ledger's Joker isn't that well-written character and not that well-performed. Sure, younger viewers might kind of like him , specificlly for the same reason the older viewers will hate him. This Jokers lacks personality, he is not the Clown Prince of Crime anymore (think of Nicholson's Joker!). He is an ugly terrorist with no sense of humour, his monologues are veeeeeeery long, pointless and dull. Actually, he has no truly memorable words to speak... Batman does, Alfred does, Rachel does, Ra'as does.... even Bane. But Joker... he is just repulsive. But he lacks what a perfect villain has - the unique personality.

@@missstarrynight7736That is a horrendous take. Even if for some reason you believe his character was not well written, the way Heath Ledger brought it to life was as great as acting can get, and we would have absolutely won that Oscar either way.

@@missstarrynight7736you’re wrong and nuts sorry the scene where he gets interrogated by Batman would’ve won the Oscar by itself forget the rest of the movie.

@@missstarrynight7736 i respectfully disagree with your assessment...he had us in the edge in every scene.

This resonated with me hard. “Their morals, their code it’s all a bad joke dropped at the first sign of trouble.” Didn’t the covid situation prove that correct?😭😭

For me it was always catch some of the best parts of this scene and one I noticed is really how much the joker really is proving how Batman isn’t really getting anywhere with the joker He’s taking and seeming to want all the hits he has so he could break

YES! That's the brilliance of the sound and music in this film!

I was your 2100th like

Bruh

It's like Joker said, he had nothing to threaten him with and he didn't give a crap if he got beat up.

Naaah...

Nah,he's stronger than that anyway. He did it just to mess with Batman since he knew he would go after Rachel.

They missed your joke man

No. If he really was fuzzy.......he wouldn't have switched the addresses

@@ed1434 I got the joke, I was being facetious. r/woosh 🙃

This got me 😂

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

My father when I have eaten every snack from The shelves 4:08

😂😂😂😂😂😂

😂 That got me

Nothing else has been like this since either. This movie isn’t just incredible because of its darkness and maturity, it has a lot of lightning in a bottle elements in its acting, writing, direction, score, cinematography, screenplay, and gravitas that just simply can never be replicated again.

I completely agree. I just watched this movie for the first time a few days ago and I was absolutely blown away by everything. I know it's already been said a million times but Heath Ledger was ridiculously incredible in this movie. Christian Bale was great as Bruce Banner and Batman as well. This scene really highlights their insane acting capabilities and was extremely intense to watch, especially with the hair-raising soundtrack by Hans Zimmer rising in the background. I genuinely wasn't sure whether Batman would kill Joker here or not. That's how amazing the acting and overall construction of this scene was. P.S.: Love your name and profile picture. Heather Mason is such a great character and your name is one of my favorite tracks by Akira Yamaoka.

May June and July of 2008 was the nexus point of the superhero genre. Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk and The Dark Knight.

The Dark Knight objectively speaking is the greatest superhero movie ever only the first two Raimi Spidey films can even compete.

@@JDGarza824 you forgot the Watchmen.

Except the plot. That's pretty threatening imo

Mr. Trick I’m gay

It was also the way he said it. Every line Ledger deliver he put out with utter conviction.

He says you are forgotten joker.Joker almost dies

I said that to three guys that were kicking my ass but they just kept kicking me even harder and it hurt like hell.

Agreed

Every time

@Star Killer Joaquin Phoenix's joker was more of a traumatised version of the character, whereas Heath's Portrayal of the Joker prevails as a Raging Psychopath who can destroy anyone.

Heath is the worst fucking Joker I've ever seen. Period, just complete garbage. Mark Hamill is the only man, worthy of the role of Joker. Period.

@@adorbstotesadorbs.9371 Nonsense. This is how the Joker is supposed to be. That's why no other attempt by any actor comes close.

That's not a fact at all. Just bs from you

So did Heath literally bang Jake Gyllenhaal in Brokeback Mountain to give the best performance?

​@@Wis_Dom😂😂😂😂😂

​@@PlayDream12hey man it's true, not everything you see of hear is bs

@@user-rq5wf7uh1d yeah, I trust you bro

reminds me of injustice 2 joker. even though he died, he still won

Yes he said that time will come when they will turn against you when they dont need you Exactly what happened

@@sub-zero5433 Didn't the 1st one die, or is there a 2nd Joker?

@@mikeoxmaul45 He died in Injustice 1

@@mikeoxmaul45 the injustice universe joker was killed, but not the main one

Agreed

ong

Agreed. Suicide Squad is trash compared to this.

Agree Suicide Squad is hot garbage a clusterfuck if you will even Batman & Robin is worst.

And josstice league

I made a comment 3 months ago and I was showing out a camera man in this scene but no one liked not one

@@mrfluffybeehive ooooh is it the guys at 3:16 ? lol

@@marcelmaria8363 yeah there is a guy in the window

@@mrfluffybeehive I've got you king

Yes, it is amazing. The Batman is physically stronger, but the Joker is smarter than Batman is. Plus the Joker does not fear his own death.

He switched the address because joker knew batman would choose love over justice

he punished him for choosing love over justice. the joker knew that batman would save Rachel over dent so he switched them to trick batman. like that he destroyed batman's soul and kept dent alive to turn into two-face. it was a brilliant idea for his plan.

Thank you for explaining the scene I just watched. I totally didn't understand what was happening literally in front my very eyes

After seeing him throw himself from a penthouse to save her he knew he was going to go after Rachel, so he made a switch so that he could break both Batman and Dent (ideally). Batman wasn't interrogating Joker, it was the other way around, Joker was checking how he would react.

by switching address, either way Batman chose, he will not get what he wants. Maybe this could mess with batman's mind. and Joker is trying to drag batman into madness or the level he is at ?

nobody will ever out perform The Joker.Period

Ye no shit he knows his stuff

@@kiran-gs2sr yh

Well I think that Joker gave Batman a choice to choose love of his life or justice,which means that if Batman would choose justice he would get as a reward love of his life,and here he actually chose love over justice so he got punished for choosing love over justice

@@janhracho8688 you just blew my mind!

@@HoneytoastINC really?

what a legend

@@yoshiizz I'm not sure about that. Performing Joker actually affected him to the point he overdosed didn't he? It should something was already working wrong in his head

@@Baykko As far as I know he OD'd by accident, took one dose, woke up disoriented, then took a second for unknown reasons, most likely that he thought it was later than it actually was

@@Baykko thats just myth. He OD'd by accident, have nothing to do with his performance

@@antoniusimbiri2503 that's an official version. of course his relations don't want people to know him as mad drug addict. so it may be true, or may be not

Imagine hearing that laugh after battering a guy. I'd go insane 😂

And even if he does joker wouldn't care if he died he would just laugh it off in his last moments

The way he is laughing when he is falling off the building at the end thinking he's about to die

Even if he breaks his rule, he wont be able to save dent or rachel

@@YellowFlash34 one of them

Beware the man that has nothing to lose - Nietzche. Joker has nothing, absolutely nothing Batman or anyone else can threaten him with. He has no family, does not care about money, there is no one he loves and he doesnt even care if he lives or not. He is just here to create anarchy.

If we're gonna play games, I'ma need to smoke this blunt. AAAH the good cop bad cop routine? .... Yeah...

Joker is a pro engineering and math too.

what does that even mean?

@@arn3107 it means he's an engineer bro...

@@boyfat2417 dent can be at several spots?

Since it was really only a matter of time until he won an Oscar, I’m pretty sure it would’ve only been a matter of time until he won at least one other one if he hadn’t died.

@@liamreid5407 no doubt in my mind he wouldve climbed the ranks to be one of the best actors of all time. Considering the dent he made in the industry in the little time we had him.

@@randehmarshgames4608 with this performance he became the best actor of all time in my eyes. When your widely considered the greatest movie villain ever I think it’s safe to say ur one of the greatest ever.

Exactly. Phoenix played an amazing Joker, truly. But Ledger laid the ground work for how terrifying this character could be in live action and this performance won't be topped. 14 years later and any new Joker will always be compared to this legendary performance. It's a true shame he left the world so young because of prescription drugs, like so many do. I'm convinced he would have had several more ground breaking roles in the last decade and a half if he was still here.

He was supposed to be in the lead roles in films such as the tree of life and max max fury road

"You have nothing! Nothing to threaten me!!!! Nothing to do with all of your strenght"

"tonight you're gonna break your one rule" *"I'm considering it."*

@@JoseLuna-xo6tx he was literally shaking his hands.

@@JoseLuna-xo6tx and at this part 4:29 his tone of voice completely shifted, just listen to how terrified he sounded.

He not only did extract information from joker but also made him terrified.

It was the concussion

He mixed the addresses up after Batman slammed his head down You can see him act it out as he tries to tell him where they are, look again 4:40 it wasn’t intentional

It was. He wanted to show that he could turn anyone in the city into a monster, so he chose the most incorruptible person in Harvey dent

I think it was more that he wanted it to be the case that he would fail to save the one he preferred, whether he chose Dent or Rachael.

The scene was designed to create this very discussion thread lol

I honestly prefer characters with depth like (Joaquin's Joker, Fassbender's Magneto, RDJ's Stark) than one-dimensional characters like (Evans' Steve Rogers, Bale's Wayne, Ledger's Joker)

@@desipop3654 ledgers joker made you actually think he’s right

@@desipop3654 you think bale's wayne and ledger's joker are 1 dimensional? Wow that's not even worth arguing jesus

The best villains always have a point.

Well he doesn’t but it can seem compelling. The one line of dialogue I find disjointed is “they’re only as good as the world allows them to be”. From my understanding that implies the police and law enforcement have a pure and righteous ideology on an individual level that can’t be realized because of the society they exist in. Perhaps that’s true in Gotham but certainly not in this world. Insofar as he is referring to the film’s reality, part of the corruption that led Gotham to become a haven of crime was corruption that had to exist in every level of law enforcement including the people he suggests “are only as good as the world *allows* them to be.

@Harry Paul I am an nihilist

@Harry Paul For every good person there's at least a thousand assholes. All the ppl who are currently in charge are major assholes including the Elite.

@Harry Paul they are outnumbered so they are helpless. swimming against the tide to try and save someone that's drowning. Truth is that society is only as good as the people that shape it and those that protect it. when the world is run by narcissistic sociopaths and pedophiles we are all fucked.

@@Dragnmastralex Yep, it's the extreme unbalance which is currently fucking us.

We are technically living in a real life Gotham. That's why Ras Al Gul thought it was not worth saving at all. Most people are selfish, indifferent and greedy and can't even admit it.

You remember first seeing this when it came out? I was shook. I knew the guy was a good actor but he really snapped in this.. Ill never forget that experience in the theater. Definitely a landmark performance.

@@bobstacks8405 One of the best performances I’ve ever seen and I don’t say that lightly. There’s not a single moment where you can tell Heath is acting. Feels so natural it’s quite scary actually

The movie is overrated tho

@@mydefenseisimpregnable yep

@@mydefenseisimpregnable nope

Even when I’m explicitly trying to see him as Heath Ledger in this scene, and examine his acting, it’s really fucking difficult to see past the character. He really is the Joker. Quite possibly the most convincing performance in cinema history.

@@uppo9301 it undoubtedly is

Totally agree with you.

@@uppo9301 yeah I am trying to see Ledger while looking at the Joker and I just cant..

@@GNMbg i mean yea he's got makeup on, dork

It makes the victim all fuzzy

He can't feel the next...See?

Where is Dent!?

Harvey Dent... can we trust him?

Contrast

Because " you never start with the head. the victim gets all fuzzy" 😉

@@gregoryhamilton7527 i almost thought you were dent the way you threw your self after her

That’s the joke Batman broke his rule and choose his love instead what was the most beneficial option for Gotham

Shit "it's all some greeting you for dance" yes or take a step and asking you question about, or your phne getting notification for I treating your loving a gift :)

he’s such a genius

are they ... you know 👉🏻👈🏻 👀 🤭

@@guldunadan 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀

@@guldunadan who knows😅😏

@@guldunadan Bruh

@@unikeko96 😌✌

Agreed sad he passed. Would've loved to see him reprise his role. Take on bane lol

You say you don't even see Heath, they reckon he was never the same after this, he put too much of himself away to portray the joker and never fully came back from it.

@@develynseether4426 that's a myth. If you watch interviews of Heath talking around and after the time he shot this movie he is functioning seemingly well mentally. His problems were separate from the role.

I thought Phoenix was better personally. But Ledger still did an amazing job.

@@Lukeler1138 Heath and Phoenix's Joker characters couldn't BE more different.

Nicholas Chen I’m gay

@@asdfasdf-xg3qq y u replying dis to every comment?

@@temppart1 because hes a gaytard

@@xylonus lmao

Nicholas Chen they surrender

Heath ledger originally committed suicide. Whining DC fans had to beg higher officials to alter the reason to OD'ed.

@@ashokkumarganesan3927 He didn't kill himself..

@@ashokkumarganesan3927 He didn't commit suicide, stop spreading fake info

@@mantafking1505 he's a troll, I saw him on a few other related videos saying the same thing. He just has a hard on for bashing a dead actor who can't stand up for himself apparently.

This same event happens in Fight Club with Tyler and Lou...it was more unnerving than this

Dang bro people still commenting

Your SO close to understanding the point of the joker

Not really. His theory is proven wrong when the two boats don't blow each other up

No it's not. If that were right (and the speech is exactly backwards from what he means, so they fucked that up too) then society would never have gotten off the ground.

@@tatenichols7968 that because it's a movie , irl everybody would press the button

If only his voice didn't sound so ridiculous. Seriously I think that Ledger was laughing at Bale during the filming of the scene and Ledger just ran with it.

@@gamemediafan1714 4:05 does this sound ridiculous?

@@xers6704 I mean, yeah, definetely. I get that he's angry, but the way that he makes his voice overly growls makes it hilarious. The only reason why people take this scene so seriously is the amazing dialogue and Heath Ledger as the Joker.

@@gamemediafan1714 nobody takes this scene seriously at all. it's just joker interrogating batman. nothing else.

@@xers6704 Christian Bale in Batman Begins was actually pretty good. His batman voice was gravelly, but you could take it seriously. It was contained where you could feel the emotion while still being intimidated. With the dark knight, he really went overboard with the voice and as a result he sounds ridiculous. And the dark knight rises is even worse, where every time Bruce puts on the suit, it looks like Bale's gonna pass out any second. His Bruce Wayne was consistently good, but his Batman? It started off good but got worse and worse. And even Bale admitted that he tried to make his Batman voice somewhat more obvious because he felt that Ledger was stealing the show. I'm not even kidding he actually said this.

“They need you right now, but when they don’t. They’ll cast you out” foreshadows a scene in TDKR when one of the congressman tells foley that they are dumping Gordon in the spring because it’s peacetime not war time

@@philliptaborn6675 holy shit-

Harrambou I just rewatched tdkr and just realized how crazy that is

I think this sums up America right now

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"Even if you wanna be..."

Crazy recognizing crazy

@@StoneColdSergio "A fisherman always spots another fisherman from afar." - Dennis Reynolds

@@matthewfortuna4464 "A fisherman always spots another fisherman from afar." - Dennis Reynolds - The Golden God

@@LastWednesdayMedia even if you’d like to be*

The Batman was on his last draw and one step from killing him right there totally lost control!

​@@nickmartinka679and he will lost both of them eventually

It's so accurate too. Watching this you knew there was nothing Batman could do to intimidate him at that point. What a fantastic character. One of the best I've ever seen.

I mean his master plan was to corrupt Dent so he probably had the switch-up planned

@@nickshaw2985 True, but he could also not have really cared in the end if he died. I dunno. It's a crazy as it is fascinating!

oh, he totally had the switch up planned, that's what makes it so genius. Since he saw Batman unhesitantly jump off that roof for Rachel in the penthouse, he knew how close Rachel truly was to him and Dent. By switching the addresses and killing Rachel he could not only punish Batman for choosing love over justice, as he knew who Batman would choose but also send Dent even closer to the edge while securing that he would live due to Batman's intervention. I bet that even if he did choose Dent over Rachel or if Dent died somehow though, that he would have carried on with a different plan.

@@yeet.mp8458 If he did why not, but imagine if he didn't plan it (I'd prefer to believe he didn't, it's even more twisted!). Batman would still have to make a choice between the two, and as we've seen, one of them would have died no matter what because there was no way for the police to arrive as fast as Batman did. For me, it's like when he first wanted Batman to surrender but then decided against it because he was having so much more fun with the Bat around. He "goes with the flow", so to speak

@@yeet.mp8458 i honestly think it was just speculation on the jokers part that he cared for her, confirmed during the interrogation. I think he also knew losing rachel would destroy dent, the fact that batman cared for her too was a bonus

AGREEED

Yasss

Oh i get it Nice

True , The Batman was under his Control

Copied comment for 2k wow just wow

Genau das ist das Problem der Hufeisentheorie!

True. But that's a part of Batman's game. He want people to fear him, that's why he wears a freakin bat suit that makes him look like a demon and terrorize criminals.

batman *is* a lunatic though lol

Gotham is literally sewer shit without batman

When Joker was hurt when someone called him a freak in a previous scene, it shows in this scene that the Joker feels a genuine emotional bond with Batman.

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Definitely brother!

To make it worse all of the stunts were actually done by heath ledger and not cgi

@Jeffro Lans what scares me isn’t him the person, but the fact that he was low key right on everything he was saying lol.

It is a little creepy

@Flambo Fire I don't think he's annoyed by it, but definitely amused. In his mind he believes that everyone is corruptible and is having fun chipping away at Batman's moral code. It's kind of like how it feels good to win in an argument with an opposing viewpoint. Plus, joker can only be the best version of himself with the existence of batman and he knows it (obviously as joker himself said "you complete me"). Thus, I wouldn't say that it pisses him off, he believes it's just a matter of time before batman breaks and is just enjoying the ride.

@@edwinleechuanhao He is amused by him cuz he thinks Batman is naive. He talks to him like he is a little child teaching him about humanity. He is doing this to Dent also. Joker is suprised in a good way that somoene like Batman exists that he is willing to die for his principles. He knows he can't break him that much he is certain so what he is doing in the whole movie is teaching Batman a lesson that humanity is not worth his sacrifice.

actually that's kinda true.When joker said "don't talk like you're one of them,you're not" he meant about everyone wants to have control over others,just like the government, the laws, controlling the people in the name of a made-up bullshit "peace and justice" (or atleast that's what the joker thinks). On the other side,it's the batman.The only thing similar between him and the joker is they are not under this so called system and even if they want to be, they can't. So joker admires' how he decides to work outside the system, a vigilante, but it's just that he doesn't like the work he does.

He doesn't idolize Batman, he just loves having an enemy, a nemesis, someone who embodies the opposite of what he is.

I wouldn’t say he idolized him but he’s definitely intrigued by him. Probably because he sees someone who reminds him of himself; a person larger than humanity, with a mind and moral code that’s totally different from the rest of the population. So he obviously wants to poke and prod that and find out how far it can go

*Performs a prostatectomy*

*inserts* and thrusts

Tf is wrong with you

@@ace2k472 welcome to the 21st century

@@ace2k472 welcome to the family son! *punch*

y

needs a raise ong

@@lmao9526 y wouldn't he be alive

It was a master piece btw

@@rajsrivastav6940 he saw a real man get beat up and that man's response: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA it was real

It is appropriate to watch whatever year you're in.

Same

Of course, it’s timeless

Endgame is shit

@@ok-ql5oc infinity war was better, imo I like to see the main villain absolutely PWN the main cast.

oh fuck

YES

I AGREE

yeah most def my favorite batman

The only thing was the follow-up movie was so bad. I did not care for a realistic, mumbling Bane. I wanted a hulked-out guy breaking Batman.

A masterpiece

Well yea there won’t be since ledgers gone 😭

Never ever my friend

The thing is, every batman movie can try and will try to do a scene like this. But honestly this scene, especially because of Heath,will always be better.

if you ever listened to the music score it starts to turn up a lot with the joker. it amplifies when the intensity gets worse. watch this scene and notice how it changes.

Villain?

@@pdog109 Villain = bad guy

Very comic accurate too. How they portray the fact that the joker is basically obsessed with batman and just wants to fuck with him just for fun. “You complete me” “I think you and i, are destined to do this forever”

You know what? Come to think about it, both Christian Bale and Gary Oldman actually could play really good as Joker as well, looking how crazy they were in American Psycho and Leon The Professional, that's how really good actors in this movie are.. But still, Ledger took the cake..

And the voice of Tom Waits....lol

Your very late my friend.

@@jus.connor heh not with time travel Then again, it's DC in this situation

@@isaacwagner5862 *cough cough* Superman and Flash. *cough cough cough blood cough*

@@docrofreborn7497 facts but also cough cough flashpoint cough cough

@@christianholt2899 I agree, and *cough cough* Booster Gold *cough cough coughs up way too much blood*

Yeah 😂

Yup. Every character in the movie thinks the Joker is just yapping about different shit but when you think about it in reality, he’s been trying to speak true words to his foes.

Every time he says that line I get instantly depressed lmao

Lol yet Batman was in the room with him

He is not insane . He is SUPERSANE

He didn't make sense to me when I watched it 2008. Now he makes so much sense it's almost scary.

Except that the finale ended up proving the Joker wrong. Not only did no one actually press the button to detonate the bombs on the ships that were rigged to explode in 10 minutes, but it were the prisoners, the very "scum of society" that they are often portrayed as, who first decided to ditch the detonator and stand up to the Joker's twisted little game. He tried to prove that humans are inherently monsters, but it turns out that human nature does not really align with a demented trickster's schemes, and we are not actually villains waiting to strike at the best moment. As Batman said: "Just what were you trying to prove?! That deep down, everyone is as ugly and evil as you?! You're alone!"

@@thevisitor135" every human born pure . But with time , they get infected with the poison of the life" -the wise CAT

@@thevisitor135 it’s baffling how people like OP can watch this movie and walk away thinking anything the Joker said was valid

Yup Ik he told bale to not pull the punches

@@christianholt2899 nah he actually got hit during the movie he wanted to be authentic in a sense.

What's so inherently joker about that fact, is that heath definitely took the pain he felt in those punches and put it into that laugh. Truly haunting stuff

@@Haydon.F. I think that was actually Ledger's fetish. Being repeatedly punched. Or maybe he suffered from CIPA. Or maybe he took some painkillers prior to filming this scene.

@@Tom_Stevens617 I mean, I'd say it was dedication to the craft hahahaha but good take 😂😂

XD

Nice observation, lol

Never noticed it before thank you

Lol I thought he was talking like that because he was straining under batman's fists 😂 props for figuring it out 👌🏻

Shit I think Heath would actually make an excellent Batman Who Laughs just imagine it