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The Dark Knight Rapper The Game talk about TDK

I see that the Game is putting his Oxford degree in Psychology to work in dissecting the impact of the Joker on Heath's health.

Good to see he liked the movie though! He was totally right on about Ledger being a completely different person in the movie. He really was the Joker.
 
I agree when i was watching that movie i ddint see heath ledger... i saw THE JOKER it was that good

Thanks for the link iam a huge Game fan
 
I liked what he said about Heath expect the part about the joker killing him.
 
"that was crazy man, the joker man, that was crazy, i liked the movie, so crazy"

The Game is a Harvard student. Fo' sho'!
 
Despite his.. lack of clarity - I think he has the right idea about the Batman movies and he seems to understand a fair bit about them.
I'm glad he wasn't like "Oh man - the explosions in this movie were so crazy! Completely dope!" Instead, he took a step back, and commented on the intensity of the Joker part and how Heath got into it. Very surprising. :word:
 
"Joker is what killed him. You can't call cut and turn that off."

Ladies and gentleman, that's why rappers don't deserve to be actors. I applaud Samuel L. Jackson for refusing to be in the 50 cent movie for that same reason.

- Jow
 
lol im black and some stuff they say is just stupid.
 
"Joker is what killed him. You can't call cut and turn that off."

Ladies and gentleman, that's why rappers don't deserve to be actors. I applaud Samuel L. Jackson for refusing to be in the 50 cent movie for that same reason.

- Jow

yea i was kinda like wtf when he said that.
 
The Game is the best rapper out there IMO. The song "Letter to the King" is simply awesome. Some how I have feeling that most artists of all mediums really enjoyed TDK. I expect to hear references to TDK and/or Joker/Two-Face in the near future in rap songs, rock songs, tv shows, other movies, etc.

The legacy of this movie definately doesn't end as soon as it's out of theaters. This is going to be a movie that we hear about everywhere and Heath's performance as the Joker will be idolized like that of Pacino (Scarface, Carlitos Way), DeNiro (Taxi Driver, Raging Bull), Pesci (Goodfellas, Casino), Daniel Day Lewis (Bill The Butcher, TWBB) Javier Bardem (NCFOM) and many more.
 
The Game is the best rapper out there IMO. The song "Letter to the King" is simply awesome. Some how I have feeling that most artists of all mediums really enjoyed TDK. I expect to hear references to TDK and/or Joker/Two-Face in the near future in rap songs, rock songs, tv shows, other movies, etc.


Please, God, no!

Last thing we want is some flavour of the month spitting out bad lyrics concerning Heath's Joker and TDK in general, set to the backdrop of boring repetitive banging noises. Though a chance from macho posturing and exploiting chicks would be a nice change.
 
The Game has good tastes.:woot: But it should have been Ghostface killa talking about the Joker.
 
I could honestly give a crap less what a garbage rapper like The Game thinks of TDK! lol
 
I think 15 years ago I could take him as being one of the best out there, but no. Not when hip-hop is on life support now. Only a select few out there are really keeping it fresh, new, and original.
 
g-unit and lil wayne killed hip hop.... it is slowly making a comeback though.
 
g-unit and lil wayne killed hip hop.... it is slowly making a comeback though.
It's making a comeback yeah, but ones like the guy who has a hearing problem "What!" and others that try to scream at me over the radio "Youuuu!!!" aren't helping.
 
It's making a comeback yeah, but ones like the guy who has a hearing problem "What!" and others that try to scream at me over the radio "Youuuu!!!" aren't helping.
oh ya, luckily the trend is drifting away from that garbage.
 
g-unit and lil wayne killed hip hop.... it is slowly making a comeback though.
try going and listening to some real actual talent, some underground hip-hop, thats where its at and where it has been for a while, the hell with mainstream bs!
 

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