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Batman: The Dark Knight - GO. WATCH. IT.




In Loving Memory of Heath Ledger.

I sometimes wonder if the character got to him in real life.. it would mean Joker won....sigh..but he was so bloody good!!

Comments

Raymond said…
Hi, i just watched it too!!! yup it was fab...and since you mentioned it, i think the character affected him somehow...and could have caused him his death? Coz when you watch him as the joker, he was REALLY into it, and at times it was kinda scary to see him so mental like that...creepy connection :(
24/7/08 15:27
Ben said…
totally agree with you that he acted so well! deserves an oscar nomination at least.

and yes, at times, thought that the character may just have eaten into him too.

nice movie :)
25/7/08 01:20
Mariposa said…
Heya Raymond,
YEAH! I feel like watching it again. It was kinda dark at some points wasn't it? he's so awesome!

Hey Quachee,
he'll probably be nominated..he was excellent..i still can't get enough of the Joker.
26/7/08 00:18
Anonymous said…
can't wait to catch it!
27/7/08 01:14
adelynne said…
awesome movie!
23/8/08 14:45
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