7Hells said:I'd love to see Joker move in on Batman unconscious to do his work with a razor on Batmans smile
Not sure what or who should stop him. But it would be a tense scene.
Rynan said:As stated in "The Man who Laughs", The Joker moves quicker and reacts faster than Batman does, to the point where he even caught Batman off-guard.
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Not to mention The Joker is fearless, meaning he can keep a level head(or somewhat level head) in a combat scenario against a man in a bat costume. And without the fear, Batman's effectiveness is at least dropped 50%. He would have to depend solely on his training to stop him.
And another thing, just because he received ninja training, doesn't mean he is the uber mich. He can be hurt. He can be broken. He's not invicible. He can be taken out with a single bullet or a well placed hit. It's not that far out there that The Joker can take on Batman, especially considering that he is an unpredictable madman. He takes no concern of pain, which increases his endurance. Batman can wail on him and he'll just keep on coming, usually with one of his sinister tricks up his sleeve, like a knife, gun or crow bar.
Or maybe just his fists.
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If Batman is a man, then he is failable and not so impervious to The Joker's attacks as you may believe.
When someone remembers an incident in their life it is always in third person. Not that I would assume this has anything to do with the way Nolan shot the action but it would make sense. I liked the way it was shot, it made a good contrast between him fighting someone with a skill matching his own like ra's versus his less formidable opponents.The Guard said:Victims POV, my ass. Does the average victim SEE himself getting his ass kicked from the outside, a la a Near Death Experience?
Nothing wrong with making use of people with more knowledge than yourself as reference when trying to create something so many people will pick apartThe Guard said:Why the "consultants", exactly? Can WB, the Nolans, Goyer and company not get what they need from the comics themselves?
I didnt say anything about killing.Rynan said:Just killing Batman while he's unconsious wouldn't vindicate that he was superior, that he was the victor, that he was better than Batman.
Sorry, im a bit old school when it comes to this. That was one of the most sardonic aspects of the Joker for me. Mutilation of his victims, thats Joker all the way for me.Rynan said:And razor grin? Again? Gimme a break.
It was implied. Either way, The Joker would stop himself. As I said before, it has to public, humilating and absolute, so scarring his mouth with a razor is something an insignificant little fink does. Not the great Joker.7Hells said:I didnt say anything about killing.
7hells said:Sorry, im a bit old school when it comes to this. That was one of the most sardonic aspects of the Joker for me. Mutilation of his victims, thats Joker all the way for me.
explode7 said:Superman > Batman
That would be cool...The Fallen said:Who here want's to see the Joker stab himself, like in Batman #1, only to still be alive? I rekon that would be awesome way to end the fight and a nod to comics fans everywhere...
I never said anything about the Joker killing Batman or implied it and I never said anything about "carved Smiles". If you are going to quote me and then make jokes about it please make sure I actually said itRynan said:He never mutilated his victims. He poisoned them with a toxin that gave his victims grins in regor mortis. Sometimes they laughed to death, it depends on the version, but he never "Carved Smiles" into his victims.
StorminNorman said:I love what Rynan said about the Joker being fearless because that is exactly what makes him a potentially dangerous fighter. Sure, Ninjas and hired Thugs have more training and muscles - but they still have a brain that kicks in in the name of self preservation. Joker does not share this, so he is unafraid of doing whatever the hell he thinks (in his wierd twisted, sick brilliant mind) could end with the defeat of the Bat-Man.
7Hells said:I never said anything about the Joker killing Batman or implied it and I never said anything about "carved Smiles". If you are going to quote me and then make jokes about it please make sure I actually said it
Mutilation doesnt have to involve blood but I doubt Nolan is going to be able to use much of the Jokers gasing victims to leave a smile very often considering the logistics of it.
A great alternative that would keep the essence of the Joker's nature intact would be the dahlia smile. Audiences' sensitivities to violence have been dulled over the years and they now expect to see blood from an insane murderer.
That would be a good moment. I can totally see Jokers smile after that.The Fallen said:I though poped into my head when reading this. Joker kicks Batman in the junk. That's enough to bring any man down...
Carving not sure, cutting for sure though. What i mean, bascially, is an 'irish grin" or something, I forget what they are called. Wide Razor in the mouth, punch the jaw upwards, and its cuts both corners of your mouth wide open along with teeth and gums.Rynan said:But isn't the Black Dahla smile a "Carved smile" like with the knife carving a smile into flesh?
That would be perfect. Then again needles scare the crap out of me so my view of it is a bit biased.Rynan said:It doesn't matter, for I believe they will use injectable Joker Venom in his murders.
Rynan said:So since he couldn't gas a place to get his victim, he had to be more ingenious with his methods to kill. It made for a much more thrilling story, wondering how The Joker was going to get his victim and questioning wether Batman can stop him in time.
I agree. It's time to spice up the intensity and suspense a little - if you're expecting Joker gas all the time, it would get pretty boring, and fast.Katsuro said:That was one of the best things about the first Joker stories. You always wondered exactly how he'd get to the guy. His playing cards would be laced with poison, or there'd be a needle in the earpeice of a phone. I'd love to see him come up with some nifty tricks in the movie. So much better than just gassing them.
StorminNorman said:I love what Rynan said about the Joker being fearless because that is exactly what makes him a potentially dangerous fighter. Sure, Ninjas and hired Thugs have more training and muscles - but they still have a brain that kicks in in the name of self preservation. Joker does not share this, so he is unafraid of doing whatever the hell he thinks (in his wierd twisted, sick brilliant mind) could end with the defeat of the Bat-Man.
Rynan said:I bet in their first encounter it's going to be really quick and the out come will be The Joker knocking Batman's lights out.
It would be a "Holy Crap" moment for anyone in the audience who where expecting a "Nicholson" type Joker.