I bet it plot twists into Joker making the whole thing up.
Pretty well defined at this point Joker doesn't even remember his own past, so suspicious they're giving him a definitive past.
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The only one trolling is you since you’re derailing the thread and not even on topic. No need to get so emotional.
Joker is an overrated villain compared to the likes of others. Everyone rides on the coattails of Heath, but imitation is the sad symphony of the inundated. This movie reeks of desperation.
Comics are a different medium from cinema, and at times the translation doesn’t fit well. Just look at recent renditions. Sure, Joker had his time in the sun (as all others have), but when it comes down to complexity Joker is sorely lacking.
Other villains fit much easier into the cinematic landscape than Joker.
I actually dont like to read joker comics, since much of if is uninspired. I'm more into the cinematic (Jack N. And Heath) and cartoons (Batman TAS). Those are my favorite joker stories. Hes just so compelling on the big screen.
It's weird. I dont like to read about certain characters, but I enjoy some of them on the big screen. Some villains are just more compelling on the big screen.
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I've never liked The Joker. He's never been interesting to me. A psychopath that that thinks it's funny to kill people? Nowadays that's just called an ...hole with a gun. This is the first time I've seen a portrayal of him that makes me think he might be an interesting character.
Joker in the comics is a prep/scientific genius that rivals or surpasses the likes of Lex Luthor and Batman. Hes not a common street level character anymore.
Wonder if they're going to be doing The Dark Knight Returns's moment where Joker is on the talk show..where we see him on stage in that teaser trailer.
One fan theory based on the age difference between Phoenix's character & apparently the young kid (Bruce Wayne?) he forces to smile is that Phoenix isn't the real Joker but is the influence to the real deal as the story progresses...