Hmm, are you sure about the yelling part? I sorta remember a crowd just grimly standing there in the rain waiting for Gordon.when gordon smashed the bat signal, there were several angry people behind him. almost as if they were forcing him to do it. it was raining and everyone was yelling. it was like an angry mob.
maybe joker kills his wife and gordan is so pissed that he COULDNT save her?
From what I've gathered so far based on details surrounding the film along with Ledger's reported influences behind his Joker portrayal, methinks Gordon could be in for one hell of a 'dark' ride.
Here's why:
1) Ledger himself cited The Killing Joke among the works he drew inspiration from in crafting his vision of The Joker. Fans of the TKJ can clearly remember how Gordon is nearly pushed over the edge here through the machinations of Joker.
2) Gordon is no stranger to the loss of a loved one at the hands of a crazed murderer (i.e., Joker). Let's not forget Sarah Essen-Gordon.
3) In the 7 minute prologue to TDK, reports indicate that a wide-eyed Gordon is seen swinging an axe and ultimately crashing it down on the bat-signal. What could this mean? Resentment toward Batman for helping spawn The Joker and others of his ilk? Mind control of sorts? Who knows? There's a definite story there. Somewhere.
I'm sure I might have left out a reason or two to support my reasoning, but what has been stated above should be more than enough to get you thinking about the probability of Gordon and/or his loved ones being victimized for the sole purpose of driving the former mad.
Of course, it's unlikely that Sarah Essen will be introduced in the film as Gordon's mistress which leads me to believe that Gordon's current wife (portrayed in TDK by Melinda McGraw) just might be a potential target.
Any thoughts?![]()
Yeah. Uh, not in this movie I don't think man.his son is raped violently by the joker while gordon is watching....
after that the joker says:
one bad day...
it is a possibility...though its more likely that his family will be targeted
Why would he take it out on Batman though? I mean, when people are killed, do they take it out on the cops?A failure by Batman in that area could be the reason for the Batsignal smash.
Why would he take it out on Batman though? I mean, when people are killed, do they take it out on the cops?
Well it's just a searchlight with a bat on it. It's not like they can't build another one (which they probably will by the time the film is over).Why the hell does Gordon destroy the bat signal? That seems very very STUPID to me. Its like Nolan is destroying elements from the comics....the tumbler, Wayne Manor, and now the bat signal?
at bkey comment
At some point in the movie, Gordon alerts Commissioner Loeb that he is going to fake his own death, because either he feels that either he or his family will be threatened. Detective Stephens alerts Gordon's wife, Barbara about his death. She becomes very upset and blames Batman for it. Later, Gordon "returns from the dead" sometime after Loeb is killed by the Joker.
bkey, i think that would happen in a little kids version of the film