The Dark Knight In Heath We Trust: A Ledgerbration: The TDK Joker Appreciation Thread

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it's because he's as annoyed with DD as much as we are, except he gets to actually do stuff to him :hoboj:

just busting your guts Daimean..don't take it personally man haha..everyone's entitled to their own opinion
 
hehe. very cool, minion. congrats. looking forward to checking out your avvy selection. should take effect within the hour. =)
 
Ha - I remember when Anita reached the 3000 bench-mark...

I made this for the occasion :cwink:

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I thought it was funny - nobody laughed :csad:
 
Woohoo! Avvy time! :applaud
YAY! I know I am so excited!

hehe. very cool, minion. congrats. looking forward to checking out your avvy selection. should take effect within the hour. =)
I hope it doesn't take a whole hour! I already made my avvy, just can't wait to get it on here.
Ha - I remember when Anita reached the 3000 bench-mark...

I made this for the occasion :cwink:

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I thought it was funny - nobody laughed :csad:
awww, I bet it is funny, but for some reason I can't see it :(
 
A cast of the best actors in history?:woot::woot:

Gary Oldman
Michael Caine
Christian Bale
Morgan Freeman

Unbelievable cast, almost a dream team of the best actors in the world. How Nolan managed a coup like that I'll never know. And after the Dark Knight we can add Ledger to that list. I have faith in his performance, but we must view it as it is. And not let his death affect it. I mean, James Dean in Rebel Without A Cause, it's all been ruined by the fact he died young. The actual acting is lost in events in real life. That's what I don't want to happen, you know, lots of awards given out of pity. But now we'll never know if praise of him is completely unbiased.
 
Unbelievable cast, almost a dream team of the best actors in the world. How Nolan managed a coup like that I'll never know. And after the Dark Knight we can add Ledger to that list.
How Nolan has managed to fanagle so much artistic control at a point this early in his directorial career, I'll never know either. Most new directors either get lost in the whole Hollywood machine or are spat out by it, but he's in the thick of it pretty much unscathed. The man must have a way with words to get those guys in suits to somehow go along with him. Or some serious skills in hypnosis. :ninja:
 
I don't think it's that surprising in the case of this franchise. WB gave both Cristopher Nolan and Bryan Singer complete control over their respective movies. In Singer's case though, maybe that wasn't such a good thing.
 
I don't think it's that surprising in the case of this franchise. WB gave both Cristopher Nolan and Bryan Singer complete control over their respective movies. In Singer's case though, maybe that wasn't such a good thing.
At least Bryan Singer had a "big movie" track record from doing the X-men films. Nolan had nothing big before BB. The trust that WB had in him from the beginning is amazing.

ShoWest 2008: Ang Lee Reflects On Heath Ledger

http://video.accesshollywood.com/player/?id=228082
Awww, what a nice interview. I'm glad that the interviewer didn't get all up in his face with a mike and just let him talk instead. And I'm reminded of the BBM article where Ang Lee spoke at length at a press conference, and Jake and Heath looked at each other like, "Wow, he speaks English really well!" Apparently he rarely talks during a shoot, which made Heath really nervous. :lmao:
 
At least Bryan Singer had a "big movie" track record from doing the X-men films. Nolan had nothing big before BB. The trust that WB had in him from the beginning is amazing.
Memento and Insomnia were pretty big. Big risk going with him but he had a pretty good track record so far.
 
Memento and Insomnia were pretty big. Big risk going with him but he had a pretty good track record so far.
nolan had respect and credibility.

that's what they wanted to bring to the franchise. there's no way he could fail more than schumacher.

there was a risk, sure. but they wanted to bring a REAL credibility back to their top character.
 
Memento and Insomnia were pretty big. Big risk going with him but he had a pretty good track record so far.
Not "big" like X-men1 and 2 were, though. And I was referring to budget - WB had a lot of trust in handing him $150 million to resurrect Batman. Memento cost $5 million and Insomnia was less than $50 million. He was a total newbie when it came to $100-million movies. No way would a company like WB hand over such a large franchise to any unproven director.
 
I would want a guy who can make a movie like memento with only 5 million. IF he can make a good movie on a lower budget then go for it.
 
nolan had respect and credibility.

that's what they wanted to bring to the franchise. there's no way he could fail more than schumacher.

there was a risk, sure. but they wanted to bring a REAL credibility back to their top character.

You say it. :up:
 
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