Batman The Dark Knight Reaction/Review

[@RTTV2011]

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[@terminator1567]

Signs(2002), Darkman(1990), Warrior(2011), Batman Mask of the Phantasm(1993), Batman Gotham by Gaslight(2018), The Batman vs Dracula(2005) and Silence of The Lambs(1991).

[@terminator1567]

Sorry i forgot to mention the Running Man(1987).

[@swordartonlinefan2335]

React to these movies Batman Ninja, Batman Gotham Knight, the Godfather Movies, the Matrix movies, The Animatrix, The Terminator Movies, The Purge Movies, Transformers Movies, G.I Joe Movies, Your Name, A Silent Voice, Studio Ghibli movies

[@marcstefan9514]

Ya'll should watch Django Unchained. Definitely a film that you would all love.

[@jking3266]

TDK is vastly overrated to me

[@fezmen]

Fun fact: in that scene with joker grabbing rachels face, that was the first time she actually saw him with his makeup on, and it was also not scripted for him to grab her face, which is why she was so scaref

[@ocaptainmycaptain3964]

FUN FACT - STOP MAKING UP FUN FACT

[@fezmen]

@@ocaptainmycaptain3964 you can literally look it up stop being a twat

[@dizzyjah]

@@ocaptainmycaptain3964 Its literally not made up, they did the same shit in IT. The kids didnt know what Bill Skarsgård looked like with his makeup on so when they did the first house scene, they were scared as shit.

[@giannababyyy3185]

@@ocaptainmycaptain3964 it’s not made up

[@ocaptainmycaptain3964]

@@fezmen Souce?

[@Narutoanime16g]

I feel Arron Eckart doesn’t get enough credit in this for playing Harvey Dent like they did Two Face’s look really well in live action all the actors in this did a great job

[@splinter360]

I think those who appreciate acting know. Arron was outstanding. Especially in his final scene.

[@tana5038]

He did a great job definitely my favorite character in the movie

[@WinedandDined27]

I disagree. Aaron (not sure how two people spelt his name wrong) Eckhart has always been a pretty overrated actor imo (and yes, I have experience and background knowledge of acting). He is fine, but some actors could've done better with the same role (not to sound like a total normie, but imagine someone like Leo DiCaprio in the role--my god, or even Hugh Jackman). He did fine, he did what was expected of him, but ultimately did nothing to stand out amongst the superior actors in the film; such as Bale, Oldman, or Caine. That doesn't even include Heath, who was never a phenomenal actor in his own right for what it's worth, he just happened to truly find a role that was perfect for him and he knocked it out of the park. Arguably the greatest acting performance of the 21st century, Heath's Joker. As he tends to do in roles, Eckhart just did what was expected, at least from my perspective and from an acting perspective.

[@Narutoanime16g]

@@WinedandDined27 I get what you mean like Morgan freeman, Christian Bale and Micheal kane and Heath out shine him in this, im sure if Hugh Jackman played Harvey he would have been amazing tho I still liked his performance in this

[@g-5615]

@@Narutoanime16g I really don't get when people say this movie is only good because of Heath. He is great of course, but so is Bale,Freeman, Oldman,Caine and plenty of the side characters as well. And I wouldn't say Eckart gets outshined that much in this movie, he's really great in that role, I doubt the movie could have been that improved by switching actor for his role.

[@alexinator-hh5fe]

Heath Ledger is so iconic in this movie. He really brought a lot to the table with his acting skills. R.I.P.

[@xk_monster]

Also RIP to the stuntman who died on set.

[@torresoso]

makes me so sad when I remember him

[@manza1790]

RIP fr, the one true Joker 💯

[@WinedandDined27]

@Sam Thomas I'm not sure if I agree with this. I think we romanticise people like Heath because he went out on top. This role was amazing, arguably the greatest performance of the 21st century, but he was never a super broad or skilled actor. Guys like Christian Bale or Gary Oldman were actually better actors, and Heath never really showed any reason why he had the range to be a pantheon type of guy like the ones you mentioned. I think the Joker role was just a perfect role for him and what he was into at the time as a person. He was going through a phase in his life where he needed to get the "weird" out after being typecast as a pretty boy his whole career, and it was lightning in a bottle. Had he lived, would he be one of the best around today? Obviously impossible to say, but chances are, no, he wouldn't, if we are going off the rest of his resume. He was a pretty average-to-good actor (think Chris Hemsworth) who just got an amazing opportunity that he absolutely knocked out of the park. Nothing else he did ever stood out as incredible, which is why this role was such a shock. He really was the Chris Hemsworth of his time in many ways. Imagine if Chris got cast as the joker-that's what it was like back then to hear Heath got the role-nothing short of controversial at the time. I think he would've been a great, well respected A list actor no doubt, but considered one of the modern day greats is likely just romanticizing his skills because he's gone. No disrespect to Heath, I was and still am a huge fan obviously. Just being realistic.

[@jeffreid5616]

@@WinedandDined27 idk bro I respect that u standing by what u know but at the same time idrk if u can call it lightning in a bottle while acknowledging that it’s impossible to say what would’ve happened. Like u said bro was typecasted like shit and didn’t get the shot to really go outside of one archetypal role so how can we really judge his acting abilities when 90% of his roles were pretty boy characters that never had any wild material to work with on that level. As we see here he can obviously act when he’s in an unorthodox role so if we saw him on that type of timing more often I’m sure he would’ve had similarly fire performances. Like u said tho it’s impossible to know but I’m just not sure if it’s fair to say he wasn’t good like that when we really have no way of knowing. I’ve seen some of his other films like that Shakespeare joint where I think he plays petruchio’s stand in on the adaptation. In that movie he gives the role as much life as you can ask for but like u said it’s a pretty boy role and at the end of the day there’s only so much you can do with that. Anyways I ain’t tryna start no argument or nothing on some shit I just found your comment well thought out and organized and figured I’d shoot back so big truss I’m not tryna come at you or nothing G

[@flores5420]

“In their last moments, people show you who they really are.” Joker after getting thrown off a building: *cackling hysterically*

[@eastsidereviews727]

I maintain that the opening scene of The Dark Knight is among the top 3 to 5 openers in any movie from any genre. Builds up tension and the mystery of the Joker, intrigue with the crooks all turner on each other, and finally the reveal of Heath Ledger as the Clown Prince of Crime. Fantastic work!

[@KneeHeadToe]

💯

[@psyduckismlg9977]

And it pulls off all of that while remaining entertaining as hell!!! Remarkable filmmaking

[@razkable]

@@psyduckismlg9977 I mean its an homage to heat but if you never seen that film then I get it..its maybe the best scene in that film...

[@razkable]

Check out heat

[@yvenslaroche2705]

I really wish Heath could’ve seen the movie in its entirety. He bodied the Joker role 🔥

[@eXponentia]

The scene where Joker blows up the hospital and the explosion doesn't go off, then joker taps the remote was improv. The explosion was supposed to go off earlier but it malfunctioned, so Heath improv'ed that little moment and quick turn when it finally did blow.

[@TrackpadProductions]

I really wish people would stop saying this. It's not true, and it's never been true.

[@vinny5727]

“Madness is like gravity, all it takes is a little PUSH”

[@luckypanda7707]

So Harvey's reasoning for going after Gordon was that when they were working together Harvey wanted to tackle the corruption in the police, but Gordon was not as motivated to get rid of it cause he felt other problems needed to be dealt with more. And it was of course those corrupted cops that ended up taking Rachel from him

[@metroidfoosion73]

For sure Heath Ledgers performance was the GOAT, but so many people overlook how good Harvey Dent/Two Faces performance was. That final scene gives me chills every time. Especially that line: “It’s not about what I want, ITS ABOUT WHATS FAIR!”. You can hear his transition into Two Face half way through that sentence. Christopher Nolan and the writing team really did their homework, because there has never been such a well done interpretation of the comic book characters that was both true to the source material and unique in its own right

[@gjkoyr]

honestly that line where he says “lie, like i lied” makes me shed a tear every time

[@jay_black2649]

Rob really jumped and then called everyone else a punk or jumping too lol

[@Elricsedric]

Heath ledgers performance is the best acting I've ever seen in my life

[@joaopaulo3204]

True That's why He's the Goat Villain in all existence

[@bigman4407]

It was pretty good

[@jonathanstewart9145]

He mastered the character

[@windliger1068]

This movie was a huge phenomenon for many years and it still holds up to every movie that came after it

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Most definitely does, and it's great to re watch this.

[@Cwoo08]

Hopefully yall watch Dark Knight Rises too, Tom Hardy plays an amazing role as Bane

[@smitefulaxe1344]

people tend to overlook him a lot cause of Heath Ledger, but his performance is great.

[@Cwoo08]

@@smitefulaxe1344 agreed! I loved Heaths acting as well... they both totally transformed themselves for the parts

[@Narutoanime16g]

Tom Hardy was a great Band like he was ripped

[@architecthyde]

This is the best superhero movie ever. Period.

[@supdawg2559]

Michae Caine was terrified when the elevator opened and maggie gyllenhal kept looking away from heath because she couldnt look at him. It was improved when he told her to look at him

[@a_fine_edition2746]

Him grabbing her face was also unscripted, which is why she’s wriggling so much when he does it.

[@TokyoKazama]

It was also reported that the entire bomb detonator on the ship sequence was improv'd. Those bombs were originally going to be used by the Taliban.

[@eianblosch3341]

when she looks to her left she was actually looking at christopher nolan like ...WTF????

[@theawsomeauger2063]

Ledger actually told Bale to hit him in the interrogation scene! That's how awesome that scene and the actors were!

[@ლ.ლ-ნ7ძ]

They previously rewatched that scene specifically and talked about that

[@razkable]

not that hard its sped up in post but yeah..he hit him a little

[@sirgentlebread7302]

@@razkable Nah man Full contact

[@jflaugher]

I believe it was in the "Killing Joke" where the Joker said, "When it comes to my personal history I prefer multiple choice."

[@edwardserfrostymartinez1538]

Rob was falling asleep half the time. Poor guy sleepy AF

[@Elricsedric]

Ikr

[@WinedandDined27]

as soon as Micheal Jai White was outta the movie he didnt care anymore.

[@halofan117halofan6]

Rob is sleeping half the time all the time

[@Elricsedric]

@@WinedandDined27 ikr

[@treyvon4320]

😭😭

[@sppsports2449]

Batman was always defined by his villains. The Nolan Batmans took the villains and portrayed them in real life, made them uglier, made them grittier. This trilogy will be watched for generations to come.

[@5upreme_K1ng]

The reason why Harvey targeted Gordon was because all those people who played a part in Rachel's death were Gordon's men. They were hinting it at the beginning that Harvey and Gordon were not on terms with each other because Gordon's people had a bad record at internal affairs and Harvey was the one handling those cases which is why Harvey didn't like the idea that Gordon continued to work with these people. And even then Gordon didn't listen because he argued that if his men were put into court, he wouldn't have anyone left in his office. And all of that led to Rachel's death. So it makes sense that Harvey would go after him.

[@CraigMcfly1985]

This is facts, because I paid very close attention on this storyline between Gordon and Dent butting heads when Batman it's in the middle.

[@Bliccyriccy03]

Patric: that made me jump ngl Rob: cuz u a punk Patric: u jumped too I saw it Rob: I ain't a punk though

[@Sageboy13]

Why Jerry acting like no one knows who the joker is lmao

[@seamusburke639]

Everyone who asks "How did the Joker plan ahead that far" misses the point. It's not that he had one plan. It's just that he has several plans going at once and he'd be satisfied with the outcome of any of them. Like his attack on the motorcade. What are the outcomes? 1. He kills Batman and/or Harvey Dent. 2. Batman kills him and breaks his one rule. 3. If he gets caught, he has the mook with an explosive in his stomach and his henchmen waiting to kidnap Dent and Rachel. There's no ultimate victory, just a bunch of plans that lead to their own victory.

[@teameezy6503]

Pats face when Wellz said he's in shock🤣

[@stevenflores5988]

I saw TDK the very first day it came out in theaters. I'll never forget that hype and experience.

[@katra777]

same, and in IMAX too.

[@DarkWolf-407]

Me too. And I rewatched the next day.

[@neshwhat702]

I was never into superhero but I went to watch TDK just because Heath was my favourite and this would be the last time I would see him in big screen. And I was sold ...coolest Superhero movie ever

[@Oscar-kv6qm]

Harvey always use he's magic coin (two side the same), so actually he make his own decision all the time, and Rachel realize that later. When Rachel's death happened, the fire burn both Harvey's face and his coin, the magic coin was replaced by a usual coin(charred side and normal side). Since this moment, Harvey start use random probability replace his ponder. So that's why he didn't kill Joker (cause the coin show the lives side). A thoughtful white knight, because reality broke his life creed, gave up self-determination, and turned into a villain who only relied on chance.

[@TheGodfather-bm3ow]

Like the Joker said ... Harvey was a politician and schemer ... he gave the illusion of chance with his coin , but was always trying to control the situation. The Joker showed him... control is the illusion and instead it is better to accept that and embrace the chaos. Just like chaos... the coin is now fair.

[@misaelperez8309]

Joker: *says anything* RTTV: FACTS!!! The GOAT!

[@toreyclark4195]

A funny thing is that the hospital scene was improv by Health

[@JCHWKamileo]

Mark Hamill will always be my OG when it comes to joker but Heath definitely made a major impact it's so hard to top this kind of perfomance.

[@alexwilson1878]

Heath Ledger is the goat of playing as Joker, RIP legend

[@JuanMartinez-tx5bh]

Jack Nicolson is still the most comic accurate live-action joker like the things he did throwing out money to the people of Gotham just to end up poisoning them interrupting the news broadcast to announce his joker product that’s so stripped right out of the comics but heath ledger played the most realistic one and was hella fun to watch

[@jking3266]

Factz Nicholson will always be the best to me

[@tranquilk5912]

Opinion based I get, though when we say comic accurate there are three different versions of the Joker so to speak for the comics or at least was

[@Elricsedric]

Not really the most comic accurate maybe on personality but not the essence of joker but yeah I see it tho

[@jking3266]

@@Elricsedric The essence??

[@MasterDanielson]

A lot of these scenes were improvised 👏🏾

[@logumbogum950]

Y'all need to watch the justice league animated movies plus the batman ones that's where DC truly shines

[@citizensupreme4705]

Hell yeah, I remember when I was younger how I would constantly rewatch this movie on a DVD everyday. Honestly speaking, if I could ever point to a single reason as to why I first started giving a damn about comic book villains, and actually got interested in them I’d probably point towards this movie.

[@seamusburke639]

9:15 I still remember everyone in the theater jumping in their seat and screaming at the Pencil Trick.

[@mavvynne444]

Heath Ledger is such iconic with his role as Joker in this movie. He nailed that Joker role 💯%. RIP legend🙏🏻

[@joaopaulo3204]

I think some of You said It, maybe Jerry i don't remember exactly, But i agree With It For me The Joker (especially this One here from Heath ledger) is the best villain in all existence. Like really. He's the dopest , There's no other like him period.

[@eyegee6556]

Yo I remember being a huge Heath Ledger fan as a kid, my favorite movie was "A Knights Tale" and somewhere in between that and when this came out I lost touch to the point when I saw this in theaters I didn't know why the audience clapped when his face showed up in the beginning when I came out of the theater my bro told me he died and I was so shook I cried a little in the shower the next morning, I actually grieved him for weeks after that coz this performance was so amazing to me. RIP Heath aka Ulrich von Liechtenstein ❤️

[@savagesweetheart90]

Same. I actually doubted it because he was in romance comedy movies and when I saw it the first time I was shocked and absolutely loved his performance. Found out he died, cried as well (only celebrity I actually cried for) and saw the movie 15 more times lol

[@saiarvindarun7856]

Fun fact: the weird fighting style of batman is called Keysi fighting method, which is used for minimum effort and maximum damage. It's a really useful method, I am just a beginner in it.

[@El_Crazyknight]

I swear Rob only watches 30% of stuff and the other 70% he is falling asleep.

[@bigman4407]

Because he probably seen this movie like 4 times already. No way they all are seeing this for the first time.

[@mauriciomoreno997]

As i hear someone say weak villans are terrifying and Joker is the best example of it

[@pasqualeargiro4835]

Y’all getting close to 1 milli and you thought we wouldn’t know

[@WinedandDined27]

they have mentioned it a few times in their recent videos that they are gonna hit 1 mill soon.

[@cashordeals3672]

I just remembered I'm like didn't they upload this already then i remembered Warner bros copyright the video 😤

[@unknownvariable9239]

Heath Ledger IS the Joker

[@thedilltrickle7486]

I think you misunderstood the two face hating Gordon. Its because Harvey had been telling Gordon that his people were corrupt for years and Gordon was saying "nah my people are uncorruptable" but in the end it was his people who kidnapped Harvey and Rachael

[@oshackhennessy369]

After an eternity we get the dark knight

[@movingdiff.5374]

After this trilogy y’all should really react to Logan. Not just a great superhero movie but an amazing movie in general

[@Oscar-kv6qm]

Which my favorite part is when Bruce said: "Sometimes the truth isn't good enough." There's three part of meaning in just one sentence. 1. Bruce tell Gordon that we must hide the villain's identity to Gotham city's resident, cause they need a white knight's faith. 2. Bruce tell himself he must hide the relationship between Rachel and himself to Harvey, Bruce thought that Rachel will wait him finished the Batman's job, and married him. 3. Alfred burned the letter and hide the content of letter that Rachel decide to marry Harvey, cause Alfred consider that Bruce can't take this bad news anymore.

[@maul8384]

The guy in the middle is so happy the others look kinda sad

[@bryceReloadTV]

Some said these movies suffered because of the realism. Man, I say these movies worked EXACTLY because of their realism.

[@soumyabratasaha7224]

please REACT TO ' MONSTER ANIME" by naoki urasawa . definitely the best psychological triller anime and manga period . A Masterpiece by Naoki urasawa.

[@joelbravo8398]

fr or maybe berserk that would be sick too

[@KILLERDOG416]

nah that shit is slow and nowhere near as good as the hype

[@joelbravo8398]

@@KILLERDOG416 the anime is a bit slow but it doesn't change the fact that the story is still some of the best I do think however rttv reacting to it wouldn't be that good considering it's slower than most of the shows they react to

[@jking3266]

@@KILLERDOG416 Slow means bad???

[@Elricsedric]

I'm on ep 2 it's fire so far loving it eps flew by

[@EddieLove]

Heath Ledger is the best live action joker that ever lived. Mark Hamill is the best joker voice impersonator that ever lived.

[@reylicalderon87]

This movie will give me goosebumps for life

[@imjonathan6745]

You guys react like this is what you expect your viewers want

[@johnathanoneal9]

Joker and Two Face are a great duo because one represents chaos and the other one chance (which is lowkey like chaos with perimeters)

[@foresightmystery9845]

Y my dumbass thought Pat was talking to me when he looked at the camera like "you good bro" 💀

[@mike5523]

Dent was mad at Gordon because he warned him about the two corrupt cops that was working under Gordon. The same two cops that kidnapped Dent and Rachel

[@Jass.Marttz]

Incredible performance and legendary film, a timeless classic. 🦇🌃🤡

[@TCT24]

*One of the greatest superhero films of all time*

[@teddyjackson1902]

It goes without saying the Joker is a genius. He’s not motivated by money, but he’s fascinated and motivated by Batman because Batman is the one man he can’t get to break and confirm his dialectic on the chaotic nature of man. He sees Batman as the yin to his yang and getting Batman to kill him would be his greatest achievement. Heath Ledger was able to make Joker the complex supervillain he is. He was intelligent, insane and monstrous. “LOOK AT ME!” before he killed that cop. You heard the monster and you didn’t even need to see him. I loved that the only time Joker showed emotional anguish in the film was when someone would infer he was deranged or call him crazy. It was the one insecurity he had, he saw himself as the sane man in a crazy world and wanted others to view him that way. He was a force of nature. In a weird sense his hatred of hypocrisy drove him. What you all said about The Dark Knight resonating with real life is right on and what launched the success of the MCU all the way through Winter Soldier before Disney ruined it. It still boggles my mind how Disney manages to ruin the IPs it gained control over. It’s like it consumes them or intentionally ruins them.

[@yokyoyuna3894]

Did you know that in the scene where Joker blows up the Hospital, and the last one goes off late. That's an honest reaction from Heath Ledger cuz the Pyrotechnics in the scene Malfunctioned but he Heath stayed in Character.

[@c3p6]

When you realize that even as Bruce Wayne, his car was a Lamborghini Murcielago, aka a "Bat mobile"

[@elismith183]

34:02 thought u was asking me for second😂

[@incognitoninja89]

Did anyone else catch when Wellz said 'toin coss' at 39:08?

[@briantology_reacts]

When I saw this in theatres, the entire place went apeshit when the Batcycle erupted. Damn.

[@saiarvindarun7856]

For people who hate that this batman doesn't kill. In Batman begins, there is a scene with ra'as al ghoul where bruce clearly states he doesn't see himself as an executioner. So killing goes against his rule.

[@azn7545]

My mans on the left falling asleep to the dark knight from like 22:00 I think

[@RageWyvern]

The hospital scene was an improv by Heath Ledger the pyrotechnics malfunctioned and so he played the scene then they went off and it was so good they used the improv scene rather than the scripted scene

[@alexk.35]

one of my favorite movies ever, Ledgers performance is unreal

[@CM_87]

Because it was so soon into the video when he said "Mortal Kombat VS Kong" I had to hit pause and check the title description TWICE before going forward.

[@jadeemperor4134]

Harvey was mad at Gordon because he ignored him and was in denial about Ramirez and Wuertz being corrupt and their corruption led to Rachel’s death.

[@michellehawk282]

Sad to know Heath never got to experience the impact his joker made on the people. Another amazing actor that's gone way too soon.

[@ThatBrunetteFromCali]

One thing I always loved about Christopher Nolan’s Batman films is how he made these characters feel so realistic; like they were people you’d meet on the street. He gave them a sense of realism & every actor was incredible🖤💛

[@savagesweetheart90]

John Wick was so impressed with the Joker killing someone with a pencil, he had to do it himself 😂

[@angelvs5323]

Pat is a menace 😂 the stuff he was saying

[@michelmorio8026]

„Young“ Liam Neeson?!? 😂 he was half a decade younger when he portrayed Qui-Gon Jinn... and it’s just a couple of years before Taken 1

[@cadumorita]

Actually, if we think about it, Joker never switched the addresses. Batman will always have a saving mindset, while the Joker will always have a killing mindset. So, in that scene, Joker was making Batman choose who to kill, not who to save. To kill Rachel he'd have to go where Dent was, and to kill Dent he'd have to go where Rachel was. In a very f'd up way, that's brilliant.

[@reflectionist]

I gotta stop smokin weed and watching youtube, man, i thought Patric was talking to me at 34:00 for a sec. I'm good bro, thanks for asking. I must've been wobbling or something, man. You said that and everybody's head turned like that "don't recreate entire places from memory" scene from Inception. I was like, "Oh SHIT, they know!"

[@AY-tz3td]

This movie is so iconic

[@RageWyvern]

From the eye movements and body in the knife scene with Michael j fox and lack of body language in the others tells me the story of his father is probably the true story of the scars

[@jimmysetiawan9618]

finally , thank you for the reaction for one of my favorites Movies of all time. Can't wait for the Bane

[@undbiter65]

What were the pros and cons in your mind of being in a bank hostage situation 💀

[@jjbattiest6481]

This movie is so good, I did my ethics final on the last scene and got a 💯

[@Salik96]

It would be cool if you guys react to Blade.

[@2nerC9]

haven't watched this channel in a while. Props to Rob for losing weight!

[@jamesllyod944]

Damn boys that wall is BRIGHT! It scars my shitty eyes.

[@treyvon4320]

Rob stays falling asleep 😂😂

[@crimmerz2000]

18:40 i don't rly agree with jerry there because earlier we just saw batman literally drop a guy off of a few stories on his feet/legs, it doesn't rly make sense, especially considering how the joker is just as guilty if not more than the other guy

[@cakeisavegatable]

The biggest mistake with this film was including two serious and fascinating major villains. Harvey’s fate always haunts Bruce they were friends first. Joker needs no explanation lol

[@granddaddypurp909]

me: typing ma comment 34:00 pat: whoa hold up you good bro me: yuh im good

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Loving the Batman shirts fam.

[@yrfvidi0t]

Joker was always gonna win cuz that's the game he set up. He wants Batman to break his one rule no matter what. So that's why he doesn't move an inch when Batman is going 60+ miles an hour towards him. There is no beating him there's only surviving and trying contain the chaos.

[@spankysaiyan1567]

Guys you have to see a live series called Gotham thats is on Netflix Is what was Gotham before batman and the main protagonist is Jim Gordon But you see bruce waynes Journey in how he is going to become batman You see selina kyle catwoman Theres like a joker but at the same time he dosent called himself that I think you guys should see it its a good series with 5 seasons

[@mellysomethingclever]

Y’all should watch American Psycho. Christian Bale got the role of Bruce Wayne because of that movie. And woo, it’s something.

[@CheddahSlammer]

These guys really need to watch Batman the Animated Series. I would love to see their reaction to both the Joker and Two Face in that.

[@avclub2456]

It was Jim's people who jeopardize Rachel's life and in the start when they first met you can see the reason if you pay attention

[@wingman5100]

It’s so weird how the greatest and most loved joker interpretation passed away😳

[@felipeayala96]

bro on da left smokeddd wayyyyy too much za before watchin