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    Posted: August 10 2012 at 12:26
Originally posted by Horizons Horizons wrote:

Mark Hamill = Best Joker.

Anyone that actually knows the shows know what i'm talking about.


In a way, yes, he fits the role of the earlier comics and cartoon Joker but the best Joker is the sick psychopathic pseud-terrorist Joker of the modern age and that role is nailed by Heath Ledger.

The Animated Series is all of my nostalgia though, still love it to pieces. One of the best cartoons ever, IMO.
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Having seen The Dark Knight Rises, here's my list:

1. Mask of the Phantasm 9/10
2. Batman Begins 8/10
3. Batman 8/10
4. Batman Returns 7/10
5. The Dark Knight 7/10
6. The Dark Knight Rises 6/10

Not even gonna mention the rest. On another note, no Batman movie can beat the comics or the 1990's animated series.
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I just like Batman movies that is directed by Christopher Nolan.


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My favourite is The Dark Knight, of course. Amazing special effects, captivating storyline and Heath Ledger's acting - iconic. After that, probably something like this:
2. Batman Begins
3. Batman (80's)
4. The Dark Knight Rises
5. Batman Returns
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 ^ but apparently he was voice-acting before SW, because Wizards was made just before
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^After his wooden performance as Luke Skywalker, Hammill actually improved when he started only doing voices.
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must be a great gig, doing voices
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Originally posted by Mirror Image Mirror Image wrote:

Originally posted by Horizons Horizons wrote:

Mark Hamill = Best Joker.

Anyone that actually knows the shows know what i'm talking about.

Mark Hamill turned into quite a notable voice actor. I'm sure he still gets residuals from the original Star Wars trilogy. I can't think of one film outside of Star Wars come to think about it. I know he's been in many, but I don't recall any of them being memorable. But, yes, he voiced The Joker well.


Mark Hammill is a terrific Joker and he has done voice overs for lots of other cool projects too:

Voice overs since Star Wars:
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Haven't seen the new one yet, but aside from that I'd say:
 
The Dark Knight
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Originally posted by Mirror Image Mirror Image wrote:

Originally posted by Horizons Horizons wrote:

Mark Hamill = Best Joker.

Anyone that actually knows the shows know what i'm talking about.

Mark Hamill turned into quite a notable voice actor. I'm sure he still gets residuals from the original Star Wars trilogy. I can't think of one film outside of Star Wars come to think about it. I know he's been in many, but I don't recall any of them being memorable. But, yes, he voiced The Joker well.

Harrison Ford has done well.
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Originally posted by Horizons Horizons wrote:

Mark Hamill = Best Joker.

Anyone that actually knows the shows know what i'm talking about.

Mark Hamill turned into quite a notable voice actor. I'm sure he still gets residuals from the original Star Wars trilogy. I can't think of one film outside of Star Wars come to think about it. I know he's been in many, but I don't recall any of them being memorable. But, yes, he voiced The Joker well.
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^he was great, I couldn't believe it was him (still can't)
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Mark Hamill = Best Joker.

Anyone that actually knows the shows know what i'm talking about.
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For me, no other Batman film has managed to capture not only the character of Batman but also of his arch-nemesis The Joker better than The Dark Knight. Heath Ledger's performance is forever engrained into my mind. He totally nails the role. Jack Nicholson did great job as well, but Ledger was The Joker for the 21st Century. I can almost imagine his performance will be talked about for many, many years to come.

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^ True though I'd say none of the films or other versions have had the guts to do the real Batman, a guy with few of the ridiculous contraptions, vehicles or larger-than-life imagery--  maybe someone will do a 'Gotham By Gaslamp' or similar steampunk version.
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The two Burton films were more artsy, whereas the recent trilogy were more in line with the comics; Batman actually portrayed as a detective like he's supposed to be, and more action packed. Both styles did justice, as both types of styles are used in the comics as well.


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After Robin dunks Batman in the ocean, he takes FOREVER to actually help Batman!!
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Strangely, I enjoy Tim Burton's versions of Batman more than Nolan's. Even though I don't like most of the rest of Burton's work, and I enjoy the rest of Nolan's filmography a lot.
 
I'll go with Batman Returns. As others stated before me, Danny DeVito is great. And the scene with the penguins leading the penguin's body into the water...marvelous.
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