ScientificNinja said:It's not like they retired Superman when Christopher Reeve died. Fuck the fanboys.
If only they did...
ScientificNinja said:It's not like they retired Superman when Christopher Reeve died. Fuck the fanboys.
Blackace said:Joker Jr. confirmed?
DrForester said:I think it's fair because some part of Romero's performance has gone into future film versions of the Joker, even ledger.
shidoshi said:What I meant was, he Romero really isn't part of the conversation about "best movie Joker", because he technically wasn't a movie Joker.
shidoshi said:What I meant was, he Romero really isn't part of the conversation about "best movie Joker", because he technically wasn't a movie Joker.
santouras said:yes but they should have
It was an iconic performance. To a lot of people, Christopher Reeve and Superman are on in the same. It's sad, but that was about the only thing Reeve did in movies that really put him on the popular map. Heath Ledger did a fine Joker, but it's not like his performance will define the character or vice versa.omg rite said:No, they shouldn't have. There was nothing amazing or groundbreaking about it. It's silly to compare that to Leger's Joker.
MisterHero said:Michael Keaton
DarkJediKnight said:Joseph Gordon Levitt has already signed to take over from Ledger in the next batman flick.
DarkJediKnight said:Joseph Gordon Levitt has already signed to take over from Ledger in the next batman flick.
DarkJediKnight said:Joseph Gordon Levitt has already signed to take over from Ledger in the next batman flick.
I do not understand this postDarkJediKnight said:Joseph Gordon Levitt has already signed to take over from Ledger in the next batman flick.
well it'd be somewhat difficult getting the same actor to play The Jokerjett said:Fucking idiots.
I hope the Joker is reused in the next movie with a different actor.
MisterHero said:Michael Keaton
Domino Theory said:Sorry, but I agree with those supporters. There's other villains Warner Bros can "reinvent" with their new line of Batman movies. Heath Ledger was the best Joker, whether any of you like it or not, so it's good to leave the role at Heath and no one else afterwards.
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demon said:I do not understand this post
neorej said:OT:
chances of Joker returning on-screen are close to 0 since Christopher Nolan only wanted to make 1 Batman-film: The Dark Knight. Batman Begins was a necessary prequel to really put down the story and the events leading to the creation of Batman and The Joker. He made his film and he's content. Nolan has no plans for a third Batman-movie, and although he said he would reconsider if someone delivered him a good script, I don't think a third one would work well.
Nolan said it or bullshit.neorej said:OT:
chances of Joker returning on-screen are close to 0 since Christopher Nolan only wanted to make 1 Batman-film: The Dark Knight. Batman Begins was a necessary prequel to really put down the story and the events leading to the creation of Batman and The Joker. He made his film and he's content. Nolan has no plans for a third Batman-movie, and although he said he would reconsider if someone delivered him a good script, I don't think a third one would work well.
BrandNew said:Shame they had to kill off Two-Face. He would've been the natural villain for the third one, a perfect foil to Bruce. Eh.
BrandNew said:I have a feeling that if and when a third Nolan Batman movie comes out, he's going to make it come full circle and focus entirely on the character of Bruce/Batman. Let's face it, as much as the overall theme and ending was based on Bats, you might as well have called the movie "The Joker," because it was that fucking massive, important, and lasting.
No matter who the villain will be in the third one, it won't really matter. It's going to be about Bruce, and hopefully be the end of the series of movies from Nolan, so it should resolve Bruce's story. Whether it be death, retirement, age, whatever.
That said, I would have no problem with a recasting for the Joker if the character is that essential to the plot. As someone else said in this thread, Joesph Gordon Levitt could totally fucking pull it off.
Shame they had to kill off Two-Face. He would've been the natural villain for the third one, a perfect foil to Bruce. Eh.
Bootaaay said:Sorry, but the Joker is a bigger deal than Heath Ledger - and 'whether you like it or not', Heath Ledger was the best Joker only in yours, and probably quite a few other peoples opinion, but it's still just opinion and not some indisputable fact like you make it out to be. Personally my favourite on-screen Joker would be the guy from the Batman: Dead End short film, because his performance captured pretty much exactly how i'd always imagined Joker while reading the comics;
Extollere said:Fuck that Joker. Also, you can sign me on the Hamilton Joker board, but I thought Heath was great as well.
.demon said:I do not understand this post
Wrath2X said:Nolan said it or bullshit.
neorej said:Nolan said it in an interview as part of his repsonse on where the third film would go.
Makes sense too, it's not like he's Paul Anderson or something, the man has made 1 sequel: The Dark Knight. He's not the sequel-kinda guy.
echoshifting said:What he was trying to say was "please direct us to this quote."
Bull. Everything I've ever read from Nolan was that he put everything he wanted to see at the time into BB, and wasn't even thinking about a sequel because no one knew how BB would be received.neorej said:chances of Joker returning on-screen are close to 0 since Christopher Nolan only wanted to make 1 Batman-film: The Dark Knight. Batman Begins was a necessary prequel to really put down the story and the events leading to the creation of Batman and The Joker. He made his film and he's content.
They retired his number, but they didn't retire the position he played."When Michael Jordan retired, they withdrew the number 23 jersey as an honor. It's the same thing with Heath."
"dude, this guy said something on the internet. Just trust him"neorej said:I got it from an interview that aired on a Dutch TV-program, so I can't dig up the quote by request. You'll just have to, you know, take my word for it.
DarkJediKnight said:Joseph Gordon Levitt has already signed to take over from Ledger in the next batman flick.