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This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]497733[/split]
I think even Zombie would make the tattoo's look at least aged or dirtier. The tattoo's look way too "professional." Those aren't the tattoos of a deranged man. Those are the tattoo's of a dip**** who has made repeated trips to his local tattoo artist in an attempt to appear edgy.
The thread is now totally worth it.I want to read the rage!
LAwd.
Welcome back to the thread Phantasm.
What if tomorrow Ayer uploads a video of Leto as the Joker, but he looks very different then the picture looks today. He looks more posh and clean. Leto's Joker holds up the picture and says "You didn't really think I'd go for this look did you?" Then he sets the picture on fire, laughing while he does it.
A man can dream.
Yeah, I remember the image. I was one of those not so hot on Ledger being cast. Then I saw the image, and they had me sold. Here I wasn't hot on Leto either, and this hasn't helped at all.
I do get your point on this possibly being a one off, director's interpretation. Though I thought the point was to not do that.
Now that we know just how determined and imposing Ben Afflecks Batman will be, the pressure was on to come up with a take on his single greatest villain that would actually stand a chance against him. Now that weve seen just how insane Letos Joker may be (and with some muscle to back up the madness), its clear hes got what it takes to test Batmans patience. And judging by his metal teeth, wed say hes found Batmans limits already.
Naturally, this design wont be for everyone particularly those who prefer - prefer the more comedic, clean-cut version portrayed by Jack Nicholson in Batman (1989). But just as that version was a call back to the vintage version first played by Cesar Romero on the Adam West TV series, it seems Ayer is looking to adapt the more cruel, brutal, and truly psychopathic version of far more adult versions.
The message first sent loud and clear by Warner Bros. tapping David Ayer the director of End of Watch, Street Kings, and Sabotage should no longer surprise anyone. Suicide Squads top priority looks to be establishing a set of villains that actually could exist in the darker corners of our world albeit with their signature personalities re-imagined. The results will prove divisive but who wants more of the same?
http://screenrant.com/jared-leto-joker-official-image-tattoos/
That's a good point they don't even have that "prison tat" vibe but more so the drop $2000 in one sitting for a sick arm sleeve vibe.
Even though his persona is pretty much an act too, Ninja from Die Antwoord pretty much goes with the prison tat/self-made tatto style.
I don't take opinions on how fictional characters look on film so personally that utterances OF those opinions force me to remove them from my viewing of an internet message board.
I'm not ten years old.
What if tomorrow Ayer uploads a video of Leto as the Joker, but he looks very different then the picture looks today. He looks more posh and clean. Leto's Joker holds up the picture and says "You didn't really think I'd go for this look did you?" Then he sets the picture on fire, laughing while he does it.
A man can dream.
I'm leaving again.
Really want to stay but I've got to go get some work done. This thread is super fun though.
Be sure to come join us tomorrow for some more fun! Haha
I think Leto is a good actor. Not a big fan of Leto the person. A bit smug, and I am not a fan of 40 year old dudes who make a living off sexually appealing to teenage girls.What's your problem with Leto? He's a great actor and fits the role physically, what else do you want?
For me the worst tattoo is the jester skull. It looks corny as bad place.
For me the worst tattoo is the jester skull. It looks corny as bad place.
Then I hate Harley too.Just had a thought.
If the "Damaged" tattoo is really real... what if Harley is the one to put it on him?