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jack will always be the best joker .

Too jovial. No evil at all, too... Disney. Those BATMAN movies were a joke.

Best acting ever

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jack will always be the best joker .

Too jovial. No evil at all, too... Disney. Those BATMAN movies were a joke.

yeah sticking a feather in someone neck and having a joy buzzer set someone on fire is very disney.

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jack will always be the best joker .

Too jovial. No evil at all, too... Disney. Those BATMAN movies were a joke.

yeah sticking a feather in someone neck and having a joy buzzer set someone on fire is very disney.

Exactly. People need to go back and watch that movie...it is DARK.

Jack was a great Joker and brought a lot of twisted glee to the role. He chemically disfigures his girlfriend (played by Jerry Hall) to the point that she kills herself. He burns a man to a crisp and breaks the corpse's neck. He murders Bruce Wayne's parents (not canon obviously, as that should have been Joe Chill) and almost shoots Bruce in the face at point-blank range just for fun.

It is not a lighthearted movie by any stretch.

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jack will always be the best joker .

Too jovial. No evil at all, too... Disney. Those BATMAN movies were a joke.

yeah sticking a feather in someone neck and having a joy buzzer set someone on fire is very disney.

Exactly. People need to go back and watch that movie...it is DARK.

Jack was a great Joker and brought a lot of twisted glee to the role. He chemically disfigures his girlfriend (played by Jerry Hall) to the point that she kills herself. He burns a man to a crisp and breaks the corpse's neck. He murders Bruce Wayne's parents (not canon obviously, as that should have been Joe Chill) and almost shoots Bruce in the face at point-blank range just for fun.

It is not a lighthearted movie by any stretch.

the studio was actually upset it was that dark and that was after some of the original script was lightened up.


he didn't "disfigure" jerry hall. remember he said he makes art until someone dies and then laughed

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jack will always be the best joker .

Too jovial. No evil at all, too... Disney. Those BATMAN movies were a joke.

yeah sticking a feather in someone neck and having a joy buzzer set someone on fire is very disney.

Exactly. People need to go back and watch that movie...it is DARK.

Jack was a great Joker and brought a lot of twisted glee to the role. He chemically disfigures his girlfriend (played by Jerry Hall) to the point that she kills herself. He burns a man to a crisp and breaks the corpse's neck. He murders Bruce Wayne's parents (not canon obviously, as that should have been Joe Chill) and almost shoots Bruce in the face at point-blank range just for fun.

It is not a lighthearted movie by any stretch.

the studio was actually upset it was that dark and that was after some of the original script was lightened up.


he didn't "disfigure" jerry hall. remember he said he makes art until someone dies and then laughed

The Joker then scarred Alicia's face with sulfuric acid, and made her wear a porcelain mask. When she went with Joker to the Flugelheim Museum, she was asked to remove her mask in front of photojournalist Vicki Vale to show herself off as his latest "masterpiece." The sight of Alicia's scarred face was too much for Vicki and she jumped out of her seat, terrified.

Days later, Joker presented Alicia's now cracked mask to Vicki at her apartment and informed her that Alicia had thrown herself out a window. (However it is possible that the Joker killed her because he wanted a new girlfriend — Vicky — or because Alicia was not his "masterpiece".) But he didn't seem to show much remorse when he said "You can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs", before breaking the mask and laughing.

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jack will always be the best joker .

Too jovial. No evil at all, too... Disney. Those BATMAN movies were a joke.

yeah sticking a feather in someone neck and having a joy buzzer set someone on fire is very disney.

Exactly. People need to go back and watch that movie...it is DARK.

Jack was a great Joker and brought a lot of twisted glee to the role. He chemically disfigures his girlfriend (played by Jerry Hall) to the point that she kills herself. He burns a man to a crisp and breaks the corpse's neck. He murders Bruce Wayne's parents (not canon obviously, as that should have been Joe Chill) and almost shoots Bruce in the face at point-blank range just for fun.

It is not a lighthearted movie by any stretch.

the studio was actually upset it was that dark and that was after some of the original script was lightened up.


he didn't "disfigure" jerry hall. remember he said he makes art until someone dies and then laughed

The Joker then scarred Alicia's face with sulfuric acid, and made her wear a porcelain mask. When she went with Joker to the Flugelheim Museum, she was asked to remove her mask in front of photojournalist Vicki Vale to show herself off as his latest "masterpiece." The sight of Alicia's scarred face was too much for Vicki and she jumped out of her seat, terrified.

Days later, Joker presented Alicia's now cracked mask to Vicki at her apartment and informed her that Alicia had thrown herself out a window. (However it is possible that the Joker killed her because he wanted a new girlfriend — Vicky — or because Alicia was not his "masterpiece".) But he didn't seem to show much remorse when he said "You can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs", before breaking the mask and laughing.

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I was being sarcastic and saying to the joker he made her art not disfigured her.

Oh okay, gotcha!

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Oh okay, gotcha!

btw, yes I always assumed he killed her and just made up a story to make vikki feel bad for him

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Why so many Joker movies? Is this some kind of a joke?

The jokes on everybody as the best Joker was Cesar Romero from the original tv series '66-'68.



Funny how his mustache can be seen though the white makeup.

Too funny..
Was just going to post the same when I went back a page to reply to a "Jack was the best" post, saw the same pic I had grabbed and had also noticed the mustache in

Cesar Romero will always be the best joker ever, and Frank Gorshin will always be the best Riddler.


Classic show.. I was one that always tuned in to at the same bat time...

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Why so many Joker movies? Is this some kind of a joke?

The jokes on everybody as the best Joker was Cesar Romero from the original tv series '66-'68.



Funny how his mustache can be seen though the white makeup.

Too funny..
Was just going to post the same when I went back a page to reply to a "Jack was the best" post, saw the same pic I had grabbed and had also noticed the mustache in

Cesar Romero will always be the best joker ever, and Frank Gorshin will always be the best Riddler.


Classic show.. I was one that always tuned in to at the same bat time...

...same bat channel.


And can't forget The Penguin...no doubt the best was Burgess Meredith!



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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

And while there have been many talented and gorgeous women play Catwoman,
none have been better or hotter than the original, Julie Newmar, imo


(((KAPOW))) What a show...



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Here's two hits from the NYTimes re the Joker. Hopefully, you can see them.

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Yes Jack Nicklaus could possibly be voted the best Joker - He would win by a swing vote

A great movie with awesome acting. Really well shot. And the Taxi Driver references are mind blowing.

I don't think it was clarified if Tom Wayne was Arthur Fleck's Father. The records of Fleck's Mom at mental hospital state that he was abandoned and I did not see Tom Wayne's name on document. However, It is certainly suggested strongly enough not to think otherwise.

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I don't think it was clarified if Tom Wayne was Arthur Fleck's Father. The records of Fleck's Mom at mental hospital state that he was abandoned and I did not see Tom Wayne's name on document. However, It is certainly suggested strongly enough not to think otherwise.

It was left somewhat ambiguous, but I tend to believe his mother was mentally unstable and the whole Thomas Wayne being his father story was a delusion of hers.

I can't say I blame Wayne for slugging Arthur. Wayne may not have been depicted as the warmest or most empathetic man, but after the stunt Arthur pulled at the gate, he was right to be enraged.

Here's someone's video tribute to Heath Ledger as the Joker. It reminded me of how awesome the Joker character is in this movie. I was still working then and on the wall in my office the only decoration was a poster of Ledger as the Joker saying "Why so serious?' People asked why the Joker. My simple reply was, Who else do you remember from the movie? They'd look again at the poster, look at me, and go, Yep.

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Phoenix fantastic. Film awful

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