RedSkull
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They made a Spider-Man 3???
I'm not saying he couldn't digitally get rid of it, but he can't make a theater take down one of their posters simply because it's in the shot of his filming.Joke?
Nolan had all the shops from La Salle Street digitally erased (Starbucks etc.), why could he not get a poster removed?
The reason is just that the poster is so barely visible, much less identifiable, that he didn't bother paying a guy 2000$ to erase it...
Woah...I knew about that Spider-Man poster, but had no idea that we had screengrabs of Ledger's face in that scene from Wally's camera.
Joke?
Nolan had all the shops from La Salle Street digitally erased (Starbucks etc.), why could he not get a poster removed?
The reason is just that the poster is so barely visible, much less identifiable, that he didn't bother paying a guy 2000$ to erase it...
WOAAAHH. Mind's blown haha. And what I've never noticed is Ledger's face there, wow. Pretty good pause that. Reaction time of a fly or something.
(When does he put on the makeup then?!)
In the Joker/Bat-pod standoff there is also a store with the word Chicago on it.
Me neither on both. Weird and disturbing to see Ledger's face clean and unscarred in that photo. I can't really see any scars on his cheeks from that distance. So I'm assuming that he's unscarred. I'm glad that never got used takes the mystique away from Nolan's and Ledger's take on the character. It makes him look a like an ordinary crimnal and less like the monster the character is. That's why I have a problem withthe scene at Loeb's memorial where Joker was in police uniform and you can see his face. Though Ledger looked creepy. It remnded me too much of "Maniac Cop". Kind of wish he wore a disguise for his face instead. Seeing his face for a few seconds sort of takes away from the mystique of what Nolan and co. trying to with him, imo.