The Dark Knight - Let us discuss it. I are confus

Just saw it today. I would have seen it earlier but i only just came back from Italy yesterday and I was jet lagged

great movie. great joker

question though. The joker's only real "motive" was just to create anarchy? And the only reason he doesnt want to kill batman anymore is because the chaos he helps create is just too much fun?

wow, really. no one wants to talk about it?

i know im a bit late to the party, but damn...

i think it might have been one of the best ive seen this year. Really good

Well yea you got it right, I just came back from my second viewing of it.

actually i thot Joker's true objective was to show that any ordinary citizen was able to turn into just as much of a freak/criminal as he was when they were pushed to the extreme. The plot is sort of a herald to that one batman comic "The Killing Joke" imo where joker tries to prove his "One bad day" theory

thats why he did that boat experiment, tried getting people to kill that one guy who was gonna blab batmans identity, and his job on Harvey Dent (i think Harvey dent's descent into Two Face was Joker's main example of his idea)

It's pretty much what I've been wanting from a Batman vs. Joker story to be . . . I think the Dark Knight really hits it out of the ballpark.  But with out the movie ended it makes you wanted what theme the next movie will take.

I think Batman The Animated Movie was the closest fantastic Batman vs. Joker story until now, of course.

"Just saw it today. I would have seen it earlier but i only just came back from Italy yesterday and I was jet lagged

great movie. great joker

question though. The joker's only real "motive" was just to create anarchy? And the only reason he doesnt want to kill batman anymore is because the chaos he helps create is just too much fun?
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"Just saw it today. I would have seen it earlier but i only just came back from Italy yesterday and I was jet lagged

great movie. great joker

question though. The joker's only real "motive" was just to create anarchy? And the only reason he doesnt want to kill batman anymore is because the chaos he helps create is just too much fun?
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"The joker's only real "motive" was just to create anarchy? And the only reason he doesnt want to kill batman anymore is because the chaos he helps create is just too much fun?"

Im ashamed to say that I fell asleep probably three or four times during that movie. Its not that I found the movie boring, in fact, I loved it.(The parts I've seen of course.) I was just really tired and I went to go see the movie at midnight.

"actually i thot Joker's true objective was to show that any ordinary citizen was able to turn into just as much of a freak/criminal as he was when they were pushed to the extreme. The plot is sort of a herald to that one batman comic "The Killing Joke" imo where joker tries to prove his "One bad day" theory

thats why he did that boat experiment, tried getting people to kill that one guy who was gonna blab batmans identity, and his job on Harvey Dent (i think Harvey dent's descent into Two Face was Joker's main example of his idea)
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"actually i thot Joker's true objective was to show that any ordinary citizen was able to turn into just as much of a freak/criminal as he was when they were pushed to the extreme. The plot is sort of a herald to that one batman comic "The Killing Joke" imo where joker tries to prove his "One bad day" theory

thats why he did that boat experiment, tried getting people to kill that one guy who was gonna blab batmans identity, and his job on Harvey Dent (i think Harvey dent's descent into Two Face was Joker's main example of his idea)
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Do you think they'll auction that pen on ebay?

It was a really great movie, but something was brought to my attention that confuses me.

Remember when the Joker tells Batman of the whereabouts of the tied up Rachel and Harvey. Well when Batman leaves to go rescue one of them, he is asked by Gordon who is going after, he says Rachel. But he actually saves Harvey, so I'm guessing the Joker switched the two adresses up on purpose, but does anybody know why?

"It was a really great movie, but something was brought to my attention that confuses me.

Remember when the Joker tells Batman of the whereabouts of the tied up Rachel and Harvey. Well when Batman leaves to go rescue one of them, he is asked by Gordon who is going after, he says Rachel. But he actually saves Harvey, so I'm guessing the Joker switched the two adresses up on purpose, but does anybody know why?
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"Do you think they'll auction that pen on ebay?

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He has no motivation. That's what so scary about him. He just wants anarchy.

"It was a really great movie, but something was brought to my attention that confuses me.

Remember when the Joker tells Batman of the whereabouts of the tied up Rachel and Harvey. Well when Batman leaves to go rescue one of them, he is asked by Gordon who is going after, he says Rachel. But he actually saves Harvey, so I'm guessing the Joker switched the two adresses up on purpose, but does anybody know why?
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I believed in Harvey Dent

:(

I got goosebumps when the Joker told Batman "you know, I think you and I are destined to do this forever!"

He was trying to get Batman to kill him to show him that they were alike.