It's only being made as Marty wants it made and made by Todd PhillipsTodd Phillips of The Hangover is directing this. I have no faith whatsoever.
But I can't hear him mumble
We'll ain't that the truth but not saying much. I don't see a damaged tattoo on his forehead so Phoenix is winning by default.
He laughs like Seth RogenWhen he gets the makeup... goddamn. I hope he has a good maniacal laugh.
I understand it and disagree with it.
That ooks good. I can see it.
And I'm saying Rob Zombie thought it would be interesting to see Michael Myers succumb to his inner demons and become the boogeyman.I understand it and disagree with it.
And I hate Nicholson's Joker and don't see any semblance of an everyman in him at all.
The Joker story that I'm thinking of is of a good, down-on-his-luck man who wants to do the right thing, but is fighting a losing battle for his sanity. It's less about the development of a man into who the Joker is, so much as the destruction of who this man was as he loses himself to a psychosis in the form of the Joker. You sympathise for the man who died in losing himself to the Joker, rather than the persona of the Joker itself.
This is an Elseworlds. Nothing more, nothing less.
I doubt this thing has a very big budget. It'll be fine, commercially. Especially if its half-Oscar bait.
I don't think this is aiming for that kind of success or that audience
I mean, that's clearly not who it is aimed at. The fact that WB are seemingly taking a risk with their property rather than spectacularly failing to copy the Marvel Blueprint is A Good Thing.
But yeah, unless they pull something really clever, it fundamentally misses the point of the character.
It is worth pointing out that The Killing Joke does want readers' sympathy for the Joker (at points and in a very confused, possibly intentional way). That story is held up as a classic in the Joker canon.
For some reason.
So then it's a question of how well characterised the character is. Zombie's Myers wasn't at all.And I'm saying Rob Zombie thought it would be interesting to see Michael Myers succumb to his inner demons and become the boogeyman.
A good joker face. Unlike Leto.
Out of 3? Lol.
I forgot Romero there for a second haha.
I forgot Romero there for a second haha.
Then he's third out of 4, which isn't that much better tbh.
Nicholson and Ledger are leagues ahead imo.
Nicholson is basically the poor man's Romero. He didn't even grow a mustache.I forgot Romero there for a second haha.
Then he's third out of 4, which isn't that much better tbh.
Nicholson and Ledger are leagues ahead imo.
Anything is better than fhat
I like the actors attached to this, I have zero attachment to DC films at this point.
I have no idea if Phoenix will be a good Joker or not, but after Ledger, I decided to keep my mouth shut until I see the actual performance.
Personally, I don't mind them trying to potentially make Joker sympathetic. It all comes down to how well that stuff is written.
Like I said, no expectations for this, but I'm totally open to the idea.
Wait, you can do that to the Yellow King?
It's not exactly The Killing Joke. There was a rumor, for instance, that an older Thomas Wayne appears in it as a corrupt / shady white collar businessman. Most likely, this will pull elements from various Joker origins, while being it's own Elseworlds story.Is this Killing Joke?
Anything known about the script? Haven't followed this at all
My sentiments exactly.He's such a great actor. Still my favorite villain ever in Gladiator.
I think part of the problem is that, like Myers, it's really difficult to imagine a scenario where an average person becomes a monster.So then it's a question of how well characterised the character is. Zombie's Myers wasn't at all.
"Red noses are out of style. Didn't you get the memo?"