Decks wrote:Riddler could easily be as interesting, and have a version that fits this sort of style. Really liked Joker as a one off, I could even see it fitting into a sequel but I’m not bothered if they don’t. Not every story has to be told, sometimes the imagined version is far better. |
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Not-a-reviewer 5,908 posts
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fontgeeksogood 8,347 posts
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Registered 2 years agoI saw it. I think I liked it but my God its so bleak. It reminded me a lot of Requiem for a Dream, the fuck up son living with his mentally unwell mother with a TV show obsession.
Plus Joaquin and Jared are pretty much the same person, right? I mean, even before they both played the Joker -
Not-a-reviewer 5,908 posts
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Registered 5 years agoJoaquin seems reasonably normal in recent years and seems nice enough in interviews, Leto appears to be a massive cunt. -
Joaquin and Jared the same?
Eh?
I guess both pretended to be rock stars.. -
@Not-a-reviewer Isn't Joker the imagined version? .gif)
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Joaquin is supposed to be a nice guy. Kind of childish and plays dumb pranks on set and stuff. Leto has an ego the size of a whales dick and is also a creepy rapist. -
JamboWayOh 16,601 posts
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Registered 7 years agoI've never heard the rape rumours about Leto. I just thought he was a strange bastard. -
There was some pretty dark stuff floating around about him and his shit band. -
JamboWayOh 16,601 posts
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Registered 7 years agoI'll have a looksee. Hopefully I can scrub search history after. -
Decks wrote:
I was gonna say, he makes some truly woeful music. Even worse live
There was some pretty dark stuff floating around about him and his shit band.
Even worse than being a rapist
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JamboWayOh 16,601 posts
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elstoof 24,813 posts
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Registered 14 years agofontgeeksogood wrote:
One of the few films I found so shit that I turned it off halfway - and I sat through every moment of I Know Who Killed Me - this has put me right off watching Joker now
I saw it. I think I liked it but my God its so bleak. It reminded me a lot of Requiem for a Dream -
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Registered 12 years agoI didn’t find it bleak at all, in fact I chuckled away throughout the movie -
JamboWayOh wrote:
Why so serious?
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retro74 wrote:
This however is a bit troubling
I didn’t find it bleak at all, in fact I chuckled away throughout the movie -
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Registered 13 years agoLeto is easily the worst part about Blade Runner 2049. That's not relevant to this discussion I know, I just saw an opportunity to criticise Leto and took it. -
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Registered 6 years agoelstoof wrote:
Man, you must fucking hate yourself.
fontgeeksogood wrote:
- and I sat through every moment of I Know Who Killed Me -
I saw it. I think I liked it but my God its so bleak. It reminded me a lot of Requiem for a Dream -
Tuffty wrote:
Considering the turn the conversation took I think it's valid.
Leto is easily the worst part about Blade Runner 2049. That's not relevant to this discussion I know, I just saw an opportunity to criticise Leto and took it.
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Ultrasoundwave 5,909 posts
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The obvious one, of course, would be to do Bruce/Batman. Delving into his psyche, exploring his psychological trauma/PTSD. It would literally be the other side of the coin from Arthur, where someone with mental health issues goes down the wrong path......but in a completely different way.
Decks wrote:
Riddler could easily be as interesting, and have a version that fits this sort of style.
Thing is with the success of this they're apparently going to do standalones for other villians. Like who though? Have they got anywhere near as interesting a villian as the Joker in their catalogue?
It could even follow the same basic structure as Joker, where Arthur/Bruce slowly disappear and their alter-egos take over.
I would LOVE to see that movie......but I fear the overwhelming majority of the movie going audience would want to see BATMAN FIGHT!, BATMAN CAR CHASE!, BATMAN RECOVER FROM SPINAL INJURY IN SECONDS!, BATMAN DOESNT LEAVE CAVE WITHOUT CREDIT CARD! -
elstoof 24,813 posts
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Registered 14 years agochallenge_hanukkah wrote:
It’s better than Requiem for a Dream
elstoof wrote:
Man, you must fucking hate yourself.
fontgeeksogood wrote:
- and I sat through every moment of I Know Who Killed Me -
I saw it. I think I liked it but my God its so bleak. It reminded me a lot of Requiem for a Dream -
the_milkybar_kid 8,084 posts
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Registered 6 years agoI'm not a film buff in the slightest but the mrs wants to go see this and I've heard it's a but up it's arse. Is it any good? -
smoothpete 36,328 posts
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Registered 16 years agoI liked it very much, and I'm only up my own arse on special occasions. -
Phoenix saying he's up for seeing what else they can do with the character. -
monkman76 15,587 posts
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Registered 12 years agoEastenders? -
I'd like to see him skull fucking Ian Beale to be fair. -
Your-Mother 3,428 posts
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Registered 3 years agoDecks wrote:
but his character is not theeeeeeeeeee joker just a joker
Phoenix saying he's up for seeing what else they can do with the character.
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Malek86 9,314 posts
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Registered 13 years agoDecks wrote:
Better not push his luck, next he knows they'll be having him throw baseball shaped bombs and pulling out a meter-long gun. Or falling in a vat of industrial acid.
Phoenix saying he's up for seeing what else they can do with the character.
Actually, I could go for some of that myself. What happened to all the silly Silver Age villains?
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Derblington 32,324 posts
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Registered 15 years agoI'm genuinely not sure what they can do with a sequel that doesn't feel a bit pointless rehash. I get the appeal of the origin story, even if it's a character that never needed one.
But what happens now? He breaks out of Arkham, does some bad stuff and ends up back in Arkham? We know he won't get better, so is it just a case of following a now proven despicable character as he does even more despicable things, and close? -
Well if you can't think of a good sequel then I'm sure no one else can. -
Maybe don't apply for any writing jobs..
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