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I liked Nicholson's portrayal,he was pretty good,IMO. I thought he wasn't close enough to the Joker in the comics though. IMO,the only other version of the Joker outside of comics that has come close enough to ever getting the Joker right has been Mark Hamill's Joker off Batman:the animated series and a few episodes of the JL cartoons. I really enjoyed his Joker,his portrayal could not have been closer to the comix,IMO. (I guess that him being a longtime comics fan may have something to do with that;yet another reason to like the guy) Initially,when I heard that they were using Joker in TDK as the main villain,I thought their version would be more like the comix version,cuz (minus Bale's raspy,coarse,almost ill sounding voice,which I hope they fix in this film) they did such a great job with the Batman character(character,not costume or car,but I'm not going to start a debate about that again ;-),they kept him very close to the comix in BB. But it looks as though I may be wrong about their take on Joker,as it seems that they are aiming for something else entirely with their on-screen portrayal of him. Hopefully nothing TOO sick or over the line violent and scary. And hopefully he won't be a traaaaagic and overly draaaaaaamatic character (like the Sandman in Spidey 3) either. Joker was NEVER meant to be that way. That's a great way to suck all the fun right out of the movie.
I like the portrayal of the Joker in that one.
Vic
Have you seen the one called "Superman/Batman;World's Finest"? It's quite enjoyable too. Gave me goosebumps the first time I watched it,seeing Superman and Batman together (and in their comix style gear,too!) in a non-cheesy,believable live action flick,even though it was fan made.
Vic
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From the interview it sounds like Ledger was a good choice afterall.
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PG-13 rating I'm sure will be very close to an R, on this film. Even with a PG-13 rating this film could be too hardcore for even thirteen year olds.
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The new direction these Batman films are on is very refreashing. I do feel bad that these arnt really kid films anymore but for adults there welcome entertainment!
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Also on the mini-films. I do believe I saw one that had Batman and the Predator in a battle in a dark alley? Is this the same thing your talking about?
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The Dark knight is looking bright!
heath
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josh_Andrew_Koenig
heath
Jim
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I coundnt believe how good that was.
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I think at the time the comics were doing alot of mixing different characters. Like Terminator vs Robocop. I think that was the inspration for the aliens and. predator.
I liked them it was very well made film.
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If I recall the dvd was part of a dvd-format magazine that covered FX in the movies.
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I took it to my friends comic book store and we played inside. Everyone was jaw dropping while it played. It looked so well made that more than one person thought it was the new batman film.
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The guy that player Batman really. filled out the retro bat suit well.
Vic
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I hope alot of readers check that out. Its very well made.
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Come Heath at least the Aliens and Predator looked good?
heath
I wish they would all be put on DVD so I could buy them,that'd be a cool idea but who would put them out and where could you buy them?
I think Sandy Collora did a JLA one too...........I think. I could be wrong though.....
heath
A sysnopis of the main acts"Killing Joke" (quoted from wikipedia: the Joker kidnaps Gordon, shoots and paralyzes his daughter Barbara(aka batgirl), and imprisons him in a run-down amusement park. His henchmen then strip Gordon naked and cage him in the park's freak show. He chains Gordon to one of the park's rides and cruelly forces him to view giant pictures of his wounded daughter in various states of undress. Once Gordon completes the maddening gauntlet, the Joker ridicules him as an example of "the average man," a naïve weakling doomed to insanity.
Now THAT'S the Joker I love and hope to see in TDK!
Vic
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