The Dark Knight Two-Face and The Joker will team up???

[Venom 1988]

Those spoilers sound really boring and derivative to me. I don't see the point in having Two Face in the film. It sounds too crowded.

From what it says, Two Face doesnt show up till the end of the movie, only to return in the third.

 

[Robin91939]

He was talking about Heath and himself. He didn't refer to Two-face and the Joker as being d'accord. According to the script review, which I do trust, and my own opinions, The Joker is after Harvey as well as Batman and Gotham throughout the movie. He cracks Harvey, possibly scars him, and then after hunting him as Harvey Dent the whole movie, now, Two-Face goes after the Joker with a personal vendetta. This is much more plausible.

As, just with The Long Halloween and Dark Victory, Harvey first tries to bend the rules of the law to stop crime. Then, as Two-face, he uses killing as his method to stop the same criminals he fought while he was Dent. In Joker's words, "Two-Face is the same ol' Harv". Because as Dent he was only out to stop the mob, and as Two-Face he was only out to stop the mob.

Only now, he will be after the Joker as Dent, while still playing by the rules. Then as Two-Face he will still be after The Joker, yet playing by his own laws and regulations. This is very much more with-in Two-face's character (in current continuity) rather than teaming him up with the Joker (I can see him teaming with other villains, but Loeb created a deep hate between the Joker and Harvey in The Long Halloween and Dark Victory that I don't see them getting together. The Joker only worked with Two-face in Dark Victory because he had his own agenda and Harvey was desperate for all the people he could have on his side....but, as we saw they had no problem holding a gun to one another's heads.

I think that Two-Face will very much be at Joker's throat. And eventually Batman's, in the third picture.

-R

 

[Burn0utCS]

someone had to much sugar last night when they were coming up with this idea.

 

[DeaDheaD]

someone had to much sugar last night when they were coming up with this idea.

Someone had too much cocaine.....

 

[Robin91939]

Are you guys talking about me?



-R

 

[Joker'sHenchman]

Wow. That idea really sucks. It really takes away from the whole tragedy of Harvey being scarred. Kinda makes him deserve it. It also makes it impossible for him to have gone crazy and turned to crime out of anger and sadness if he was involved in crime before the accident. I hope this isn't true, and if it is... Congrats Nolan, you have made your first major mistake.

 

[Stotch]

Is this info false or..:

Spoiler

At some point around the halfway mark Batman, Gordon and Dent meet on the rooftop. It should be noted that Dent's election plays a significant role, he's seen as the sort of JFK of Gotham since he´s gonna help save the city from crime. Anyways they´re on the roof and Gordon's a little weary about letting Dent talk to Batman. Gordon and Dent don't get along that well. They get along, but there are arguments between them. Gordon doesn't really trust him yet, having earned their trust, Dent is with them on the roof talking and Batman tells Gordon and Dent something he is going to be doing in the near future. We follow Batman on this quest, when suddenly the Joker and his goons show up. What follows is the films biggest action chase sequence and a character dies here, so of course we forget that the Joker conveniently guessed as to where Batman would be. Later during a party scene The Joker kidnaps Rachel while Harvey Dent tells the world he´s Batman. Of course if he really meant it, in a town like Gotham he'd be killed within a few hours, but of course he has nothing to fear because he´s really working with them. When Rachel is kidnapped Dent gets upset that she was involved. Maroni and his boys are now on trial and Dent threatens to talk against them unless Rachel´s let go. Dent then gets mauled and is scarred with acid by Maroni. Then in Batman and Jokers final confrontation somethings going down when out of nowhere Two-Face shows up. Batman thinks he´s there to help when he does something which gives away that he´s really bad, thinking they have Batman cornered Joker explains how Harvey Dent was really working for him, but Two Face has some of his own tricks up his sleeve. In the end Batman brings in Joker, but as he says with Gordon at the end "As we bring one in, there will always be another" meaning Two-Face has indeed escaped.

 

[Juanigi]

that's why I think it would be more likely if he was only morally corrupt, and tried to fight fire with fire to get rid of maroni and the other gangs, only to have it blow up in his face

 

[pjspider1C]

^ God, I hope that's false.

 

[turtlefocker]

Is this info false or..:

Spoiler

At some point around the halfway mark Batman, Gordon and Dent meet on the rooftop. It should be noted that Dent's election plays a significant role, he's seen as the sort of JFK of Gotham since he´s gonna help save the city from crime. Anyways they´re on the roof and Gordon's a little weary about letting Dent talk to Batman. Gordon and Dent don't get along that well. They get along, but there are arguments between them. Gordon doesn't really trust him yet, having earned their trust, Dent is with them on the roof talking and Batman tells Gordon and Dent something he is going to be doing in the near future. We follow Batman on this quest, when suddenly the Joker and his goons show up. What follows is the films biggest action chase sequence and a character dies here, so of course we forget that the Joker conveniently guessed as to where Batman would be. Later during a party scene The Joker kidnaps Rachel while Harvey Dent tells the world he´s Batman. Of course if he really meant it, in a town like Gotham he'd be killed within a few hours, but of course he has nothing to fear because he´s really working with them. When Rachel is kidnapped Dent gets upset that she was involved. Maroni and his boys are now on trial and Dent threatens to talk against them unless Rachel´s let go. Dent then gets mauled and is scarred with acid by Maroni. Then in Batman and Jokers final confrontation somethings going down when out of nowhere Two-Face shows up. Batman thinks he´s there to help when he does something which gives away that he´s really bad, thinking they have Batman cornered Joker explains how Harvey Dent was really working for him, but Two Face has some of his own tricks up his sleeve. In the end Batman brings in Joker, but as he says with Gordon at the end "As we bring one in, there will always be another" meaning Two-Face has indeed escaped.

That is being discussed in The HARVEY dent thread.

 

[Rorschach2012]

i highly doubt it, and i really hope they dont team up. Two face in the comics, resents the joker, and to ignore that would be very unappetising to my fanboy hunger.

 

[1981]

although Two Face did use him in either the Long Halloween or Dark Victory.

 

[Changeling]

please no!!!