A Look Back at Heath Ledger's Best Scenes in 'The Dark Knight'

On this day 15 years ago, the movie The Dark Knight was released and we witnessed the performance of one of the greatest actors in the history of cinema. The question of who is the best Joker of all time is one that provokes very heated debate. If you were alive in the 1960s, your favorite might be Cesar Romero. If you are a Jack Nicholson fan, you can confidently say that your favorite role was the Joker in the 1989 Batman movie. Some people may say Jared Sommer is your favorite. But no actor has ever played the Joker like Hitman (we can say for sure).

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In Hitman's execution, the Joker was everything you could want. He was angry, but not enough to be hated. In fact, you even liked him a little. He was funny, but not overly comical. His facial expressions, voice, attitude, and the Joker gang are things that anyone who wants to be a good actor should study carefully.

There are endless reasons (that could be a separate article in itself), but in short, for us, the biggest one is balance. We can all agree that his performance was phenomenal and deserved an Oscar, even if we disagree.

So, without further ado, here are Ledger's best moments from his hit as the Joker.

1. The Car Chase

During this chase, neither Batman nor the Joker utter a single word, and to us, the relative silence is the only memorable sound of the cars chasing each other. Usually, there's music during chase scenes, but not this time. There was a sudden silence, and experiencing it in real time at the cinema was something special.

2. The Hospital Explosion

To call this scene cult is a bit of a disparagement. The Joker was in the nurse's costume, leaving the hospital when she exploded, and not satisfied with how the first explosion went, so he turned around, buttoned up a bit, and continued blowing up the hospital until the end.

3. Interrogation Scene

Ironic. white. A trial of reverse spirituality. The joker, who has a manic smile and to Batman, "You will complete me," is like an ace. Joe This scene was spectacular. When everything is over, they will literally eat each other's friends. "

4. Now I'm Always Smiling

It is literally the definition of psychopaths to enter the building while firing a gun while saying "Good night", but it is a little detail that makes this scene so sweaty. The joker grabs shrimp skewers, threatens the people, steals champagne glasses from one of the customers, drinks a bite, throws to each customer to see where Harvy Dent is, and ask delicate questions. Switch to a thoughtful question that is not very happy. It's sparkling.

5. Escape Scene

There was simply a wonderful performance. Great acting. It was a scene where Rachel was killed and ended, so it was the most hated joker, but in any case, hatred did not stop. It looks scary, but that's not all.

6. Hospital Scene (Before the Blow Up)

Something was revealed in his greeting, but there is a precedent, that he has a project, and what is actually happening in the movie. Considering, the rant, "I am a young man with a plan," was excellent. The comments about what Joker cooks is very interesting and is convinced of what he is talking about.

7. Burning Cash

Only resources are really troubled. This metropolis is more value than the finest criminals. "What do you want to say? Everything is a fire car and may be robbed. Including funds.

8. Escape Scene

Whatever you say, the scene where the joker sits in the back seat of the police car and sticks his head is one of the best film situations. For a few seconds that he leans out of the window, it's huge so huge.

9. The Clapping Scene

It is clear that this blow is a complete a d-lib of leisure, which is even more outstanding. If we are in this cotton recipient space, we do not consider what to actually create.

10. Magic Trick Scene

In fact, whatever the joker intended, it would be troublesome to be troublesome, and it was troublesome (he erased the pencil).

In this situation, you will literally post a single movie, and as a result, this will happen:

Mr. Leisure, who did well.