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WTF yourself. You made a big point about how those 3-4 scenes created a character "terrifying tragic and real"

Posted by Jazz Inmate on March 16, 2013 at 08:33:13:
There was nothing "terrifying, tragic or real" about it except the danger the joker symbolized as an agent of chaos and violence. The performance was meant to be gripping, more in the vein of Jeff Goldblum as The Fly than in the previous incarnations of joker.