BATMAN - THE DARK KNIGHT | *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | REACTION - THE JOKER IS A GENIUS!

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[@ezekiekr8475]

When Joker appeared at the party, it was the first time many saw Ledger with the makeup, scaring Michael Cain and Maggie Gyllenhaal (Alfred and Rachel). Michael Cain was too terrified to remember his lines, and Maggie Gyllenhaal was legitimately scared when Ledger was holding her face.

[@brianmurphy4032]

It might be the full face makeup but when you watch the movie you dont see heath ledger then joker... you just see the joker. It's no wonder he terrified the cast, he really embodied that role and played it perfectly

[@shainewhite2781]

Heath Ledger posthumously took home the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his role as the Joker.

[@maximillianosaben]

And it was so well deserverd. (I would have liked to seen it go to Robert Downey Jr. for Tropic Thunder, otherwise.)

[@secretvault4825]

Absolutely well deserved

[@ajdoyle8869]

It's a shame he wasnt alive to receive it

[@glennwelsh9784]

Joker's story about the origin of his scars keeps changing. It illustrates how untrustworthy Joker is. You can't believe anything he's saying. It's actually a reference to a Joker story from the comic books called Batman: The Killing Joke. In it, Joker provides a tragic explanation for how he became The Joker, claiming that he was once an aspiring comedian who was struggling to support his pregnant wife. Desparate for money, he gets involved in a robbery at a chemical factory, encounters Batman, and falls into a vat of chemicals that bleach his skin. He also discovers that his pregnant wife has been murdered. These events drive him insane, and The Joker is born. But afterwards, he admits that it probably didn't happen that way at all and says "If I'm going to have an origin story, I prefer it to be multiple choice." So the truth about how he got that way is never really clear.

[@najhoant]

They actually worked the whole "multiple choice past" thing into later stories, having him constantly make up different stories about his past. The Arkham games kept it, as did the animated series

[@wfly81]

The Joker works better as a character when his background remains a mystery.

[@agenttheater5]

I think when he tells them they're real enough to him. Because of that they get into peoples heads when he's telling them and gets them really tense.

[@LGuiilhermee]

Everybody always talks about the "Why so serious?!" scene. But to me, the "LOOK AT ME!!" is my favorite joker scene in the movie. Fcking terrifying!

[@zimzimzalabim5146]

I totally agree with you

[@xeox4280]

But i never knew what happened in that scene

[@xeox4280]

@@matthewdavidjarvis6039 What did the joker do to them? I dont hear a scream or a gunshot.

[@xeox4280]

@@matthewdavidjarvis6039 But it seemed like it was over fast

[@charleslee8313]

The WHOLE audience stopped talking, at that point.

[@RETNASCANZ]

None of the stories the Joker told about his scars are true. He is a liar and just uses the fake stories for psychological manipulation. You missed the first movie in the trilogy "Batman Begins" but you can still watch it without it being spoiled.

[@peppyd]

It's brilliant writing. As soon as he told a totally different origin story for the scars the second time and so congruently, you realize how ingenious he is in his own insanity

[@donaldseale2700]

In all honesty, it wouldn't surprise me if neither or both of the stories are true. That is what I always liked about the Joker. Keeping mystery in his origin just makes him that much more interesting.

[@thedrunkenpilot]

She said she wanted to know about Batman's past. This is probably one of those times when watching out of order might really work out. She's made a prequel out of Batman Begins by starting here. I'm confident that because Christopher Nolan did a good job of making these movies complete and not dependent on one another, it'll work out watching them like this.

[@mattvsmetaverse]

How did she skip over Batman Begins? Did someone suggest she go straight to 2? Little confused...

[@spjunkies]

I can't believe that people suggested this before Batman Begins SMH. oh well, I'm glad that you had a chance to see this.

[@Setheth]

I thought that too, but it still works as a stand alone movie

[@santangelogaia19]

Because he is the best out of the trilogy thanks to the legendary Heath Ledger 😂😂🙌🙌

[@naunetraelife1209]

My thoughts exactly! 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@marcusw.bryant4857]

But nevertheless, should always start from the first film

[@brettnielsen3483]

She says something so insightful at 41:36 "If we were in Gotham, we'd be helping the Joker because everyone else has failed us". It's true, who with someone they love in hospital wouldn't consider taking out the sleazy accountant trying to get their fifteen minutes of fame? That's what the Joker does, he scrambles your moral compass.

[@adamsgrad93]

You have to watch Batman Begins before watching this one.

[@waylonmercy1533]

When Ledger was Cast as the joker there was a lot of internet outrage. People thought he would be terrible. They were wrong

[@x_trio_3_po333]

I remember that outrage and agreed with it at the time. The only film I saw Ledger in prior to TDK was "The Patriot" (2000). He was very good in that, but so very far from ever being The Joker, especially after Jack Nicholson had previously set the bar so high at the time. But like the rest of the skeptics I was wrong as you said. Ledger is and always will be THE Joker and I sorely missed him in TDKR sequel.

[@phenomenalsam3313]

This is a Trilogy so if you want to know the entire story of Batman you can see the 1st movie of this trilogy,and the next one is also good

[@p.mc.4449]

You weren't really expecting the Joker's role in this movie, were you. I was a little in awe when I saw this the first of 2 times in theaters.

[@JamesASharp]

Great reaction! 👍 All of the actors brought their A-game to this movie. But, Heath Ledger's performance as The Joker 🃏 elevates The Dark Knight into being a classic superhero film that'll live forever.

[@smittybenzo4693]

This being the 2nd of the trilogy, K.S.O. should watch Batman Begins next and treat it like a prequel before moving on to The Dark Knight Rises.

[@KurticeYZ]

I was looking thru vids and was like... wait I don't remember her watching the first one... hmm lol and you confirmed thanks

[@drakeloki4214]

The Joker wasn't working with Lou in the beginning, That bank robbery was a bank the crime bosses put money in and they specifically took that money.

[@celinhabr1]

Heath Ledger was fantastic in this. Deserved all the awards. I love him in Brokeback Mountain and 10 things i hate about you.

[@roddo1955]

Ennis del Mar😪

[@ajjbs7580]

Quote of the day: "This Joker is too good". This movie is too good. You are reacting. I wished that I could be so engaged and in the story like you when watching the first time. I was just sitting there in disbelieve what I was witnessing.

[@CheesiestCheesehead]

Started calling Harvey 2face because after the injury half his face was gone. He literally has 2 different faces

[@BigJohnLXV]

@KSO Harvey was called two-face because he investigated cops, while working in the Internal Affairs department and as the D. A, he's called Gotham's White Knight - opposite of the Dark Knight, who wears a mask, and commits questionable acts

[@robrath2409]

Watch batman begins And the dark night rises Also watch a knights tale

[@TSIRKLAND]

Ledger's character in this film is a fantastic villain: always three steps ahead of the authorities, always manipulating, always misdirecting. (Almost too much so to be believable, but that's movie magic; as much as this is supposed to be "real world believable plausibility" superheroes, his plans depend so much on things going just so. But we go along with it.) I do not believe his claim that he is motivated purely by chaos and instinct; the detail and chess-like precision of his plans is too meticulous to be truly chaotic. But he does enjoy the chaos that ensues, I'll grant that. As a foil to Batman's rigid discipline, this villain's (seemingly!) chaotic style is a good match. Ledger's character was dark, brooding, obviously insane, but also calculating. The way he lied and told the truth in such a way that it seemed you couldn't tell what were lies and what was truth: a master manipulator. He somehow knew exactly how to push someone's buttons to hit them where they hurt the most. Ledger did an awesome job portraying this villain. However, having said all of that, I do not like this version of "The Joker." To me, this villain is not The Joker at all, just some sadistic villain who happens to wear clown makeup over a set of Cheshire Smile scars. He doesn't laugh nearly enough; we do not see him enjoying the "comedy" of his work nearly enough. We get a few sarcastic, ironic "ho, ho, hee, hee" moments, and a couple cackles here and there. But to my mind, THE Joker's whole thing is he's all about the manic enjoyment of life's sick jokes. He's not "ironic," he's sincere in his laughter. If he has his manic-depressive swings, the manic wins out as the dominant feature, and I simply didn't see that in Ledger's performance. Much of that is on the director, though: in trying to make his Batman trilogy as "dark and gritty" as possible, the Joker's brand of manic sadistic clown is too flashy and flamboyant. So Chris Nolan worked with Heath Ledger to develop this dark and brooding bad-guy, loosely based on a laughing clown "Joker-esque" villain. Effective, but not a good Joker, IMHO. IMHO, Jack Nicholson's Joker is simply THE best live-action Joker ever. He laughed, he cackled, he took tremendous joy in his sick atrocities. Say what you will about Tim Burton's style, Nicholson's Joker is, in my opinion, the single best live-action portrayal of that character, ever.

[@CalamityDiamond]

now that's a hot take.

[@DC3328]

Smh how do people suggest watching the 2nd movie of a trilogy first

[@x_trio_3_po333]

Right! Its just crazy! They need to suggest watching the 3rd movie of any trilogy FIRST. Like LoTR you properly start with RotK, and THEN the Two Towers, and finally the FotR. Ditto with beginning with Matrix Revolutions, THEN Reloaded, and finally, "The Matrix". Congress should make this viewing order the law of the land. Also, with a TV series like LOST, you obviously begin with the Series Finale in season Six, and finish at the Pilot episode in season 1. Now, where did I put my medication?

[@MrGpschmidt]

You either die the hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain/Some men just want to watch the world burn - pretty much adages that sadly ring true in this life. Nolan's trilogy is truly groundbreaking with indelible turns by Bale and a powerhouse supporting cast. But the bittersweet wild card is the late, great Heath Ledger's justifiable Oscar-winning turn as the devilish Joker - beyond iconic with layers upon layers in his characterization. You s/also see BATMAN BEGINS & THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS as well as visit Tim Burton's pair of films and yes you are correct Val Kilmer did one and one as the Caped Crusader. Nice job as always with your watch.

[@D0nut42]

Saw this on my newsfeed. After watching your Two Towers premiere yesterday, I didn't hesitate for even a second before clicking on this. Can't wait!

[@CalamityDiamond]

Fun facts: the scene were the Jokers explosives at the hospital stop going off for a moment, was actually a mistake, a technical failing - so his reaction to the explosions stopping is improvised. Also, the man at the party the Joker crashes who "reminds him of his father" is a US Senator - Patrick Leahy.

[@tubekulose]

Oh no! You obviously have not seen the first part "Batman Begins" yet. 😲

[@agenttheater5]

It's easy to forget here that Heath Ledger was Australian and that Christian Bale is English (brought up in Wales but his parents are both English and he identifies as English rather than as Welsh).

[@dimitrisnikoloulis4071]

Heath Ledger as Joker , was an apoclypse to the whole film ! The dark , deranged , complexed characther of his make him more than dangerous sociopathic - psychopath ... He deserved that damn Oscar award !

[@JacobSantillan]

Heath Ledger’s Joker is the GOAT to me. He definitely stole the show.

[@kevinhodgson2990]

Agreed. That is why I could not enjoy the Joaquin Phoenix 'Joker' from 2019. The character lacked the intelligence and deviousness of this Joker. Perhaps Ledger set a standard that no one else can meet??

[@JacobSantillan]

@@kevinhodgson2990 I actually liked Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker. I like them all except for Jared Leto, for different reasons.

[@kevinhodgson2990]

@@JacobSantillan my brother liked him too. I tried but Joaquin just didn't do it for me. The film has been hotly debated and it seems that people either really loved it or absolutely hated it.

[@chart6454]

The scars: The Joker believes if he has to have a past, he wants it to be be multiple choice.

[@michaelernst3731]

This is WHY Heath Ledger is the BEST Joker! In the 3rd movie Bane is an ASWOME Badguy !

[@MD-1982]

FUN FACT: In the scene where the hospital blows up Heath Ledger improvised tgat whole scene; because the pyrotechnics/explosives didn't go off when they should have, he basically killed the time delay and the producers kept the scene in!

[@cixelsyd40]

incorrect. They included the behind scenes on how they did the explosion and the director reveals it was planned that way. Ledger may have added some flair but the delayed explosion was planned from the start for safety reasons

[@MD-1982]

Ah ok that was what I heard though

[@drewy2009]

"Batman Begins" was before this. And "Dark Knight Rises" ended trilogy I recommend those

[@oni6903]

The Dark Knight Rises is really good too! Love both of them. Can’t wait to see your reaction to that one!

[@stevieboy666]

Many comments have been made after first watching the Dark Knight. “I feel good” is a new one on me 😂

[@EmperorZod01]

In the movie Joker's scars are real but he changes the story about them to keep everyone guessing about his true identity, he actively works to insure his true identity never sees the light of day so that he's forever known as "The Joker" and it's also to insure that whatever enemies he makes can never use his past against him.

[@zakhm05]

Watch batman begins. It's Batemans orgin story

[@guitarman8462]

Christian Bale plays the part of Batman. The same actor of the movie " Empire Of The Sun ".

[@matthewarsenault463]

The theory I really like The Joker Is ex-military wounded in a battle which explains his knowledge of tactics and explosives and negative view on Humanity

[@justinharrington77]

WHO TOLD YOU TO WATCH THIS ONE FIRST?!?!?!! I WAS TOTALLY HURTING FOR YOU THE WHOLE TIME!!! YOU WENT FROM VAL KILMER THEN SKIPPED OVER THE FIRST MOVIE OF THE TRILOGY......YOURE MISSING OUT ON SO MUCH!!!! But i absolutely love your reactions to everything!!!! :D

[@kregmaffews]

I just smiled so big when I saw this video pop up! Sitting down to enjoy it with you now!!

[@Mrvwcc11]

You heard it right. The joker just makes up a lot crazy stories. Who knows what’s true from him and what’s not.

[@michaelaharris-sutton9002]

A fantastic Joker quote in the comics is with his story "He likes it to be multiple choice"

[@dunringill1747]

The Joker's origin is ambiguous. The Joker admits preferring his origin to be multiple choice. This version holds true to this while showcasing the Joker's ability to psychologically manipulate his victims. He enjoys lying about the scars to illicit their responses.

[@christopheryochum3602]

Hi KSO! Heath Ledger's performance was incredible, wasn't it?!

[@bkboy2384]

Ledger owns this movie....and its the best superhero movie all time still

[@brandonr5023]

I'm sure it's already been said, but when the explosion at the hospital didn't go right at first and the Joker is standing there confused, that was improvised. They only had one chance to do the practical effects of the explosion right and Heath Ledger improvised while waiting for the explosion after pressing the button.

[@Mrvwcc11]

Val Kilmer was the Batman for the 97 film Batman Forever.

[@Stick-a-fork-in-Gmorks-tort]

**Joker voice** Ya wanna know how I got these snacks?

[@roddo1955]

How? Because I tried to find them and my supermarket don't have them!

[@ajayjackson7727]

great reaction kso 👍100 likes for you now 😊👍🐝

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

You're the best!

[@ajayjackson7727]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. aww thanks kso 😊👍 you have a great channel there

[@leonardohernandez9300]

First time I saw this movie I got freaked out when I saw the joker removing the mask

[@jonahbreeding2034]

He doesn't know about himself in these movies. In the comics no explanation can be made. The writers never agreed and have since passed away.

[@svenstefansson4022]

The only problem about Christian Bale in this movie that I cant unsee Patrick Bateman. :D

[@marjalap793]

Batman begins tells the story about Bruce Wayne becomming Batman! The movies are a trilogie! 1 is Batman begins 2 is the Dark Knight and 3 is the Dark Knight rises!!

[@kingscorpion7346]

now you see why Heath Ledger (RIP) won the first ever posthumously given Academy Award for how he played the Joker

[@jayden2ful]

RIP Heath Ledger aka the joker. He comes from my home here Perth Western Australia and this performance was his best by far. They named a theatre here in his honour

[@tvman250]

Nolan’s Joker is on another lvl. Very few villains force the L on the hero like Joker did.

[@Irish_Reviewer]

Fantastic movie, favourite Batman, really looking forward to the new one in March

[@mattvsmetaverse]

Batman Begins is the origin story you're looking for. It's the first of the Nolan trilogy, preceding this one. I don't know how you missed it, but no worries, that's what you're looking for. 😉 Imo, it's the best of the Batman origins. If you find you like the character enough, 'Batman: The Animated Series' does a really good job of fleshing out his origin/background even more. It's the animated version that aired in the 90s; very faithful to the comics and much more mature than the average Saturday-morning cartoons of the time. They even made a few movies out of them, a couple of which aired in theaters. Edit: Also, how Rachel knows who Batman is, is shown in 'Begins'. Katie Holmes plays the character in the first, with Maggie Gyllenhaal taking over in 'Dark Knight'. They had to recast, because Katie was involved in other projects. Just a heads up, in case you're like, "Who is this?!" 😛

[@dillonsronce2583]

Val Kilmer played as a batman in one of the batman movies in the 90s.

[@meeasy123]

2 movies I know you would love. 1. Slumdog Millionaire 2. Lion

[@portland-182]

This is the middle film of a trilogy. This is a sequel to Batman Begins - Rachel and Bruce's back story is found there

[@angelagraves865]

I highly recommend Inception from the same director, Christopher Nolan, as this movie and also Interstellar.

[@scottcannon6347]

Watch Batman Begins for the origin story. It’s a great movie too.

[@simianinc]

This is the second film in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy. Suggest you watch Batman Begins and The Dark Knight Rises next

[@dankdumby]

i absolutely ove you and your reactions! When I watch youir videos, it feels like im watching a show with my auntie

[@secretlyadragon4723]

It's been a year! Did you ever finish this series? You need to watch Batman Begins, which is the first one and shows how Bruce became Batman, this one The Dark Knight is the second and the third movie is The Dark Knight Rises where he goes up against Bane. This is one of the best movie trilogies ever. You should really finish it. Rachel is played by a different actress in the first one though so if you watch it, just take note of that, it won't be the same woman.

[@carlosmiguel4756]

@4:22 school bussssss you think Dorothy Harris from Forrest Gump might be driving one of those? hahahaha Great reaction, love to you!

[@SeansMusicVault]

I absolutely adore your feverish compassion for the characters you encounter. That is the proof of a beautiful soul. [edit] PS., if you want to watch any more Christian Bale (the Batman actor) movies, please try to avoid American Psycho. I would hate for you to experience that level of violence, regardless of the satirical nature of the story-line. Much peace to you! ☮ [edit part two] I DO, however, recommend watching Joker (2019) to get a wonderful character study about the Joker character. The beauty of the Joker's origin is that no one really knows which one is real. A beautifully complex character, actually.

[@srottfaen]

Her watching American Psycho would be awesome. Her reaction to hyper violence is absolutely hilarious. That's why I watch this channel.

[@asingledude01]

the joker prefers his origin to be multiple choice

[@williamberry9013]

It always changes because the joker is not honest. It'd be wrong to call him a liar, he probably believes every contradictory story he tells. The famous line he said is if I must have an origin story I prefer it be multiple choice.

[@BreakingBatman187]

Yeah, the Joker is a liar. Lies are chaotic and he's an agent of chaos. He lied about his scars, he lied about Harvey and Rachel's locations, he lied to Two-Face about not having plans, and I think he lied about the detonators for the ships. He told them they detonated the bombs on the other ship, but it would have been more in his character to have the detonator connected to the bomb on their own ship. If they decided to blow up the other ship, they would have blown up themselves. Poetic justice and a "funny" joke.

[@williamholme8942]

If you wish to know more Batman, the Dark Knight is actually a Sequel of Batman Begins from 3 years before. There are also other movie versions and shows. Originally a Comic Book character from the 1930s. Many revisions of Batman throughout the years. But specifically if the Dark Knight is the middle movie of Trilogy by the same director, same storyline. Batman Begins- Dark Knight- and then Dark Knight Rises

[@leoda_lion4107]

The story about the scars is not important. Its just a way to terrify his victims. But if I had to guess, the first story holds the most credibility of being real judging from his body language.

[@WmTRiker]

This is the second movie of this trilogy. Need to watch "Batman Begins" to understand Bruce and Rachel's relationship.

[@T.Lee3]

Definitely need to watch Batman Begins because it is the first movie in this particular trilogy of Batman movies. The third movie is The Dark Knight Rises.

[@PatrickPrejusa]

another wonderful reaction

[@x3mslayer]

This is one amazing reaction KSO, you were all over the place, it's amazing. The influence of this movie.

[@crocdoctor7581]

Man I love Batman movies there just the best. Also to aid your confusion I have 3 explanations 1 this is actually the second movie that they made the first one is called Batman begins and the one after the one you just watched is called the dark knight rises so I recommend watching those 2 movies as well. 2 even in the comic nobody knows the jokers true origins before he became what he is now so yes he lied every time he tells someone how he got his scars. 3 ( truth be told this last one is just a fact) the actor who played the joker actually spent a night in an abandoned hotel to get himself ready to play this role. Love your videos you do such a good job😊👍❤

[@ink-cow]

Like Batman, there are different versions of the Joker. This version came up with the idea of making his smile scars. The previous version played by Jack Nicholson was the result of plastic surgery after being shot in the face. His origin is always something of a mystery, we just know he's a homicidal maniac. However, you should take a look at the old, more humor-based Batman TV series. Old Hollywood heart throb Caesar Romero really put Joker on the map with his fun, manic characterization. The clown mask Joker wears in the bank heist in this movie is actually a little homage to Caesar Romero, who first shows up wearing the same mask while impersonating an opera singer.

[@mciddangelo9790]

I truly like you and your shows. You are a sweet, lovely person. This is one of my favorite movies, and I don't consider myself a superhero fan at all. The script is complex and tight, and the performances here excellent.

[@OsskaSchindla]

28:01 LOL

[@dovegrey1]

Even if you know a little bit about the Batman universe, when you hear the name "Harvey Dent", you know what's coming...."Why so serious?" what an iconic line. What else could have Heath Ledger accomplished had he lived....he was already a fantastic actor, but this role really made him, Love Michael Caine as Alfred, well, love him full stop and Morgan Freeman, of course.

[@jimmyboy131]

The movie before this is "Batman Begins" and it gives you the origin of Batman and Bruce Wayne. It's also excellent.

[@steved1135]

Nice. The single greatest superhero movie of all time. To this day Ledger's performance still amazes me, and brings me to tears.

[@nefariousdesert]

Lol your reactions are priceless hope you enjoyed the movie

[@MD-1982]

One of Heath Ledger's best performances abd sadly his last role before passing

[@holdthepickle4205]

U should see joker really good

[@jerbearschannel2208]

You should have watched Batman Begins before you watched this it’s a Trilogy. You won’t be lost in Dark Night Rises it all comes back.

[@user-bq8he2xt2w]

А Joker 2019 есть на канале?

[@jamesmcmanaman5498]

love the show

[@mosesifyoullpardonthepun2846]

You have to do dark Knight rises pleaseeeee

[@lizmagu3189]

RIP Heath! IMO the best Joker ever!! If you would like to see Heath in a total opposite character watch 10 Things I Hate About You. You'd love that one.

[@Horace010]

React to Batman Begins

[@paulaKaa]

Oooh Batman 😍😍😍

[@bruinbro23]

Watch "Harvey Dent" in 8 years before in real story "Erin Brockovich " with Julia Roberts, great movie, then a year later then this movie, one of my favorites, Love Happens.. ..with Jennifer Aniston..

[@yaskynemma9220]

This movie is very hard, its son good but also so frustrating. Inhope you react here the other 2 movies of this trilogy, the stories are for connecting the dots as you like

[@oneironaut420]

oh no! You watched the wrong one first!

[@KO290]

also DENT is a POssum

[@devynjohnson317]

I hated Batman’s voice in this but I liked the movie. The first Batman with Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson will always be my fav but Heath Ledgers Joker was brilliant. So good. I liked The Joker movie too.

[@rdmrdm2659]

Why would you trust him? What choice is there?