@@johnp.smithasimpleman7281 I think he was referring to how the Dark Knight as a movie is mainly focused on the Joker's master plan, automatically making it a movie about him.
The_Algae28 173 Well not really, the movie is about Batman learning to be a real hero. Harvey is also very important in the movie, but everyone just focus on the Joker so they think this is Joker’s movie.
This scene is supposed to be terrifying and dreadful but is anyone else laughing so hard at the fact Joker actually wrote "BREAKING NEWS" on the wall behind him
Almost everything the Joker says is a lie. For example he says he doesn't make plans, but obviously his crime sprees are meticulously planned to push Gotham city further and further into chaos.
"What does it take form you people to wanna join in..." "We might not all perfect. We might be Nerd, a Princess, the Jock, The Criminal or a Basket Case." "GET OUT NOW! But the Bridge and Tunnel Crowds are sure in for a Surprise. HAHAHA HAHAHA" Sincerely Yours, The Breakfast Club
See, when I first watched the film in 2008 this was the scene that made me realise how terrible the situation was for these people: why would anyone want to continue living in a city like this? It's totally understandable why they would want to get out as quickly as possible. When you watch the Joker take over tv programmes in the 90s animated show for instance you still go 'oh he's just doing his shtick again' but when you actually have that play out in a live action film it imparts a feeling of dread.
No, she's just braver that all of them. You "civilized people" can't handle the fact that people react to a situation differently. And you cast them out. Like a leper.
Most serious Joker says some? Wrong. He has the strongest sense of humor more than any other Joker, he just doesn't laugh at the things most people do, he has a twisted sense of humor.
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