WOW!
Man, some of you guys ought to be psychiatrists or psychologists or something, you guys have dissected that movie down to the core of it's entire emotional, philosophical, and psychological essence. I'm impressed with the level of insight that some of you guys have broken this movie down to. I saw where one poster even made reference to a symbolic biblical undertone between the Smith & Wesson exchange (from Joker to Harvey) and connected that exchange to the apple from Adam and Eve, Wow, that went straight over my head when I was watching the movie, is that really what that was?... ...Nolan used a Smith & Wesson as symbolism for the Adam and Eve apple? You guys are sharp, I missed that one.
If you guys have got that movie figured out to that in depth degree just help me understand one small,tiny,little nitpicking thing that has been bugging me from the first day I saw that movie,....
How is it that Batman can be standing right next to Rachel at the Dent fund raiser but The Joker (nor anyone else for that matter) can see him standing there until he says "Then you're gonna love me"? How in the world is that possible?
With all these psychologists, and psychiatrists on this board,.. I'll settle for just one optometrist who would explain it to me.