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The Joker. He's almost as iconic as Batman, if not just as iconic.
Profound!
The Joker. He's almost as iconic as Batman, if not just as iconic.
Pleasing the TDK Spoiler forum.
That would be quite impossible.
So did anyone get a youtube link from the dude at IMDB???
......how would checkin it again make it exist?
I dont think he's long for this world.For some reason I can't log on to the IMDB site and I now registered. So did anyone hear anything from the dude claiming that he has the footage?
The reason Nolan is choosing the characters he is has at least something to do with the fact that their stories aren't incredibly far fetched. They're either straight-up bad or psychologically conflicted men. Some of the more fantastical aspects of their characters are toned down (we never hear about the Lazarus pits of Ra's Al Ghul and we still aren't sure about Joker's chemical bath). The Riddler isn't much more than a neurotic genius. Two-Face has Disassociative (sp?) Personality Disorder and he's a man in considerable political power.
I don't really mind Nolan skirting the fantastical with any of these movies, as long as he's only skirting it. It really begs the question though, of just what villains these movies can use before the reality starts to degenerate.