>>82435962
I unironically think the whole "some men want to watch the world burn" monologue is the best monologue in cinematic history. Do I have shit taste?

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>>82435962

drumpf

>>82435990
no you are just 17 years old and haven't seen a lot of movies yet.

>>82436017
I'm 21 though. I just had an obsession with picking apart the Joker a couple years ago.

>>82436017
This argument never works because regardless of something being entry level, it doesn't mean that there are lots of movies that do that thing better.

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>>82435999
>ywn motorboat those glorious mams

>>82435999
What's next for her career?

A manchild, voting for a president the colour of a tangerine.

>>82436052
The Joker is an GOAT contender character when written by a good writer. Grant Morrison's Joker is one of my favorite villains ever.

>>82436060
Monologues are in a lot of movies though

>>82436172
Yes, but are a lot (half or more) monologues better than the one he was talking about?

>>82436172
To be fair, in the context of the movie, Alfred's monologue was pretty damn great, accent be damned.

>>82436202
no. there it doesn't have to be half or more. It just has to be a small fraction of movies seen so that when you actually seen a lot of relevant movies even a small fraction of monologues seen would still amount to a decent number of monologues that could be considered to be better. Therefore an experienced movie goer would never ask himself if the monologue in a movie that has batman in the title is the best monologue in all of film history ever.

>>82436634
*tips*

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>>82436645
>some people are just ebil ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
>whoa what a deep concept! Bravo Nohlan! Bravo!

>>82436868
Well I mean it's true. Joker for over 30 years has been described as an agent of chaos.

>>82436894
so it is even more redundant then I thought. Also great way to have an antagonist without having him have justifiable motivation.

>>82435999
Get that hothead outta here

>>82436995
The motivation is that he wanted to break Gotham (the boat scene). He didn't care about the money or power, he just wanted to show Batman that while his influence was big, he couldn't change human nature.

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>>82436127

>>82437038
yeah but that's not really all that thought provoking. Evil people do evil things just to do evil things. Heavy stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZS6bD3SpIvk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGyd-ocbQ6M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ecv45yCJwFY

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