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Aaaaaaaaaaah is this one of my favourite movies so far?! 

I feel like this movie had everything! It's also really nice to finally meet the Joker. One of the most famous villains of all time. I loved the dark undertone, the massive twists, a lot of moments that your moral gets questioned, and character development. I think this might have been my favourite of the 3 movies; although I loved them all :D. Which one was your favourite?

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Travis

As much as I love Marvel movies this movie proves why Batman is my favorite superhero. He can accomplish so much without any superpowers and Joker is the best villain of all time. Every time I watch Ledgers performance I still get chills. Very few have embodied a character and their mannerisms so well. He truly transformed himself for this role and carried this movie to the point that it is not just one of the best “superhero” movies of all time, it is one of the best MOVIES of all time.

Andrew Howard

Absolutely loved this movie when it came out, and still love it today. The acting across the board is so solid, but somehow Heath Ledger's Joker casts a shadow over everyone else, he melds into the character so well. It amused me when you were like "It's awful, but his acting is so good", as that kinda hits the nail on the head with a lot of his scenes. Great to see people still seeing this for the first time, and still liking it!

Avery

omg the midnight showing for this film in theaters blew me away. still one of my favorites of all time. marvel may have that movie universe, but they aint got nothing on dc story lines.

David Lonewolf Wright

It is hard to think of what other amazing performances Heath Ledger had in him if he hadn't passed away.

Eric

... why don't we just blame Jokers' thugs?

Brian Jones

Totally agree. Ledger was off the charts for this one. While I like the Marvel films as much as the next guy, they have always suffered from weak one shot villains. Thanos was a mild exception as he was at least fleshed out with a bit of a character arc and motivations, but it's a purple dude from space, so at the end of the day, it's just not that believable. Ledger was anarchy personified in a world where someone that halfcocked could actually exist. It was grounded, realistic, and terrifying. Add to that the acting of all the other heavy hitters involved, and put Nolan at the helm, and you have a masterpiece. The only Marvel villain that really comes close to measuring up was Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin, but the writing on Daredevil was hit or miss throughout those seasons and they kind of turned him into a cartoon in Hawkeye.

Andy Hafler

Bosch was the longest-running Amazon Studio show on the Amazon Prime streaming service, lasting 7 seasons. Each season adapted up to 3 of Connelly's novels into interweaving cases, which means the show had adapted the bulk, but not yet all, of the books. The character had to be aged down from the Bosch of the novels since the latter was a Vietnam War vet.

Anonymous

I loved this reaction so much to one of my favorite movies. I liked how much you appreciated Ledger's performance. I also got chills at the end. If had to rank these 3 movies I would say 2,1, then 3.

RocktSurgeon

10 Things I Hate About You is another (very different) great movie with Ledger. Comedic modern interpretation of Shakespeare’s taming of the shrew.

Anonymous

Phenominal movie, now I just have to patiently wait for you to get around to watching Joker.

Don Mayhem

Michael Jai white said when filming, there were days Heath Ledger would be dressed as the joker on set, but didn't do his seen that day. He mostly did it for the cast. To give them a good day of filming. Michael was stating that all these media talk like this movie really exhausted Heath physically and mentally, but he was having a good time on set. The reason Katie Holmes was in this movie is because she chose other movie roles over The Dark Knight and those movies are forgotten flops. I felt Maggie was a more serious mature Rachel Dawes. Not the laughable "That's right, you better run" that you hear in Batman Begins. Not sure if Mary has seen The Godfather, but their is a scene in The Godfather that was the inspiration for the scenes where the commissioner and the judge were killed and The Joker shows up for Harvey Dent. The scene where The Joker comes out of the elevator, Michael Caine was suppose to say a line, but he was so terrified seeing Heath in Joker make up, he was speechless. He hadn't seen Heath in The Joker make up until the day of filming and it scared him lol.