Comments on: The Dark Knight: The Deleted Scenes

By: Gringo

Gringo — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 03:16:42 +0000

Ok so the Joker did get away right? Just because the actor has passed in real life (God Bless) doesn’t mean anything in hollywood.
I predict that the Joker will return in a distance future sequel. I’m confident that they could replicate the joker digitally with upcoming CGI technology.
Heath will be immortalized as the Joker forever.
He’s a man of his word.
You’ll see.

Anyone ever check out the Batman Gotham Knight dvd? Some nice animation there and decent stories as well.

By: Jerry

Jerry — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 12:50:30 +0000

Ok, Well Christian Bale has signed on for at least 3 movies and has said that he is happy to do more. Chris Nolan has mentioned he has written the story so that it can be stretched out over almost 5 movies. Dent is as dead as they come although the 3rd movie was ment to be more Two Face and have the Joker as a secondary villian.
Fun note: Sarah Dunn who plays Moronies girlfriend at the night club scene is actually cast as Harleen Quinzel (Harley Quinn for those who don’t know) from what I have read this is supposed to explain the Joker knowing all of Maronies actions because Harleen is supposed to have been the psychiatrist who treats the Joker and the falls madly in love with him and thus helps him.
Oh and Johnny Depp as the Riddler is the shittest casting ever, everybody knows it will just be him dressed as the Riddler but prancing around as Jack Sparrow, although I was wrong about Heath Ledger being a shit choice for the Joker cause he bloody ruled……

By: dano

dano — Fri, 08 May 2009 00:57:36 +0000

dents dead done jokers not commin back and i wanna see someone who batman has to really takeit to i want a good old fashon ass whupin!

By: Bruce

Bruce — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 21:35:40 +0000

With the movie’s gross closing in on a billion dollars, there’s no way they won’t make a 3rd in this franchise, maybe even a 4th. My God, look at the mileage Paramount’s gotten out of Star Trek. So, let’s take a look at where TDK leaves off: Harvey is dead–no way around that–and Batman, taking the rap for Two Face’s 5 kills, must now be hunted by Gordon. Finally, the Joker, assumedly, will be incarcerated in Arkum. Let’s not forget about Coleman Reese either. What’s happened to him? Did he slink away after Fox shot down his blackmailing scheme? And even if he did, there’s got to be someone in Gotham who’s trying to put a face to Batman. Possible sub plot here… Whatever Nolan ends up doing, I hope they don’t ressurect any more of the typical foes, like the Penguin or the Riddler. I really think it’s time for a new villian.
Here’s something that really pisses me off: the director’s unwillingness to let us see Batman minus the cowl, but with the black eye makeup still on. Remember in the second film with Keaton, when he rips the cowl off for Catwoman and shows miraculously clean eyes even though the cut scene just prior showed him with the makeup still on? Same with TDK, both on the Chinese skyscraper and then later in the penthouse mourning Rachel’s death. That scene would have been so much more powerful had we been able to see Bale make his way into the penthouse, crying as Dent had cried, pulling off the cowl, eye makeup running down his face.
Just my thoughts.

By: Simon K

Simon K — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 17:32:30 +0000

The shooting script may say that Harvey died, but they foreshadowed the hell out of him being able to survive. (“A fall from this height wont kill me”), on top of which when they turn harvey unscarred face up his eye is closed. Come on, its a movie! “Corpse” with eye opened: Dead. “Corpse” with eye closed: Unconcious!

I think that the shooting script intended Dent to die, but when ledger died (meaning they cant use the joker for sequels, because they wont recast Ledger for at least a few years) they switched a few things around and left the door open for Two-Face to survive. I’m not saying its 100% certain, I’m just saying I wouldnt be surprised.