Batman Begins Ending Joker Laugh
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Publicado 2012-07-14
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Hello people who suddenly got this in the recommended feed.
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In present day, this would have been a post credit scene.
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Little did we know back then that history was going to be made..
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Remember this scene like yesterday: everyone in the theatre was clapping and cheering when that Joker card was flipped. What a time to be alive.
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I remember watching this movie first came out and people lost their shit at the joker card...
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Just to think that the Joker was out there, ready and waiting, when all this was going on. . . .
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1:11 The card was given to the police by "J Kerr". The joker himself walked into the police station and nobody EVEN NOTICED. Makes the character even more brilliant.
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"I never said thank you..." "And you'll never have to" One of my favorite quotes from this trilogy
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And thus was born, one of the greatest portrayal of cinema bad guys ever.
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Very nice, but let’s see Paul Allen’s calling card.
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I would pay any kind of money to see the theatre reaction when that card was flipped.
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I love how he tests the bat symbol and then says "nice" lmfao
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You’d think being a detective like Gordon, you’d be able to see that’s Bruce Wayne
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Man I'm too young but I cant imagine people waiting 3 years to finally see the joker (and damn was it worth the wait for them)
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Bale’s Batman voice is definitely best here. It just got worse after every movie.
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Me: browsing through my recommended YouTube: let's put a smile on that face
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"We carry semi-automatics, they buy automatics" This movie did great hints at how Batman escalated the balance of Gotham with that once line.
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Everyone went "oh shit" in the theatre when the calling card was revealed. The greatest comicbook trilogy of all time
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The dialogue of this scene is such a smart and sincere way to introduce the Joker. It establishes, off the bat, that the Joker may be a side effect of what the Batman is, but in this case we know it's more of the reaction to what he is. An equal yet opposite reaction. And that is at it's core what the Joker represents. Escalation and reaction. Gordon is essentially asking Batman if he's ready for what he's really about to unleash. Fuck i'm high
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Suddenly got recommended 😅
