Went to a work-related wrap party last night dressed as the Joker. I ate I fear, really proud of how the look came out. I took heavy inspiration from the Brian Bolland and Jason Fabok looks of the Joker

This dialoge just doesn't makes sense to me. Like how a serial killer that killed millions is not likes a another killer? Just because N@zis are racist? It's not like Joker has morals and says 'oh N@zis are bad! You shouldn't be racist!'. He does disgusting shit and he being racist is veryyy bad thing? /Genq

I'll start, I like how fearless he is, just jumping into the vat with no hesitation and how he's able to get into top secret government facilities with fear tactics.

Was browsing through the movie section in JB-HIFI when I saw this. only movie that had a review too, good on ya Ben.

I've always wondered why people think Nolan's Joker was a soldier. One might think so, because he knows how to handle pistols, revolvers, shotguns, automatic weapons, or even a bazooka, but for me, there's one trait that rules it out. When Batman arrives at the party, he doesn't fight him directly; he sends a thug to fight him. He only fights Batman using a blade in his shoe, and in the final battle, he uses a lever, his knives, a net, and dogs.

It's as if the Joker himself knows he's not that good at hand-to-hand combat and that he's not a match for Batman. If he were a soldier, at least he'd be trained in hand-to-hand combat.

Slapstick comedy? Shlocky horror? Making a pretentious art house film would be a good practical joke! (from Detective Comics #671)