The Dark Knight - Joker
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The Dark Knight - JokerTowards the end of the film, when Batman and Joker are on the building overlooking the ferries, the Joker says to Batman: "Do you how I got these scars?"
Batman responds with: "No, but I know how you got these!" and then shoots him with those blade things from his arm pad.
Where do these hit, and how come they aren't visible when the Joker is dangling upside down? If they hit him on the neck/face as it looks like they would have done, how does it not kill him?
I love the film, and especially the Joker, but this is one little thing, indeed it is the only thing, that bugs me about the movie. Is it just a continuation error in the filming? -
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Re: The Dark Knight - JokerOoh, I might watch this film again this weekend. I'll watch out for it and will let you know. I'm guessing the producers didn't give that too much thought other than to finish off a cool line but will look. I love spotting little things like this(Original post by Astronomical)
Towards the end of the film, when Batman and Joker are on the building overlooking the ferries, the Joker says to Batman: "Do you how I got these scars?"
Batman responds with: "No, but I know how you got these!" and then shoots him with those blade things from his arm pad.
Where do these hit, and how come they aren't visible when the Joker is dangling upside down? If they hit him on the neck/face as it looks like they would have done, how does it not kill him?
I love the film, and especially the Joker, but this is one little thing, indeed it is the only thing, that bugs me about the movie. Is it just a continuation error in the filming?
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Re: The Dark Knight - JokerIt's actually a pretty big deal as those blades were the sole reason Batman won the fight. Otherwise he was pinned down, the boats would've been blown, and the Joker would've done whatever he pleased.(Original post by Joey Tribbiani)
Stop being over analytical. -__-
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Re: The Dark Knight - JokerReally? I'd be amazed if I'd missed that! But nevertheless, you'd think that blades shot from such a short distance would at least stick into his face...(Original post by Idle)
Can see the cuts they made on the Jokers left cheek when he is hanging upside down
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Re: The Dark Knight - JokerI totally agree with you but my friend, Heath Ledger really plays legendary role of Joker in The Dark Knight. I totally agree with truth that he is died after the movie but his character Joker still alives in our lives. I am highly impressed by the character of this movie. I really want to salute him.
