Supervillan is the Superhero in the Dark Knight - Ha Ha Ha

Rating: 10/10 (13 December 2008)

Just cannot get over the Psychotic thriller... its like I have come to see the Aamir Khan, i want to watch more of Aamir. Have come to watch the Amithabh movie, i want only him on the screen. Here it was I have come to watch a Batman - The Dark Knight movie and I want to watch Joker the psychotic villain player by Heath Ledger. He was so brilliant with his dialogues, his actions, his behaviour, but joker wasn't funny at all. Even while he was falling off building, being beaten up, he was "HA HA HA HA". Guess what, it wasn't but was giving you the creeps, the jitters, but what was happening next... there sure was something next!! At some point in the movie, it was like I want more of the Joker, and Batman was the side hero. Heath was completely phenomenal as the joker, last you saw this deadly villain in Batman where Michael Keaton was playing the lead role. Not everyday, you get to see the Batman in theater and woman (i don't know her) next to me was even more excited and hurling instructions at the main lead, "Batman - Punch him on the face", that was funny. As if Cristian Bale, could hear her.
Movie was awesome, the story was complete in a way, they had the background of the characters well laid in the beginning, worth a 3 year old long wait to watch the movie. They had all the right people Morogan Freeman (as the CEO of Wayne Enterprises), Michael Caine (as the Butler), Gary Oldman (as the Inspector), Aaron Eckhart (as Harvey Dent). One thing in the movie was there were just two many characters, two many villains shown in the movie and Batman really needed some more of the action. Beyond the trailer turlting 90 degrees was sheer awesomness.
Coming back to The Joker, he was viscous, cold blooded, with no empathy what soever, if actually the scenes were shown of what he was describing as part of his past stories in a flashback mode the movie would have been gruesome like the Kill Bill types, he always had a way with words to mesmerize the victim in believing in him and here he were just plain audience being mesmerized by the dialogues. That is where the Batman loses out his lines in the suit were very difficult to comprehend. One of the lines of the Joker in response to Batman was "we complete each other, that is why you wont kill me, I wont kill you because you are fun." Why did Heath die? This makes him as an actor complete, there was Brokeback Mountain, a subtle character and here this was definitely the loudest.