The Best Joker Quotes from “The Dark Knight” Explained

A while ago, I decided to review the movie "Dark Knight" (2008) and examined everything in the story.

The excellent script, production, and images of Dark Knight have inspired several quotes in contemporary films.

Here, the "Dark Knight" joker, the best quotes from the cul t-like villain, and the background and context are definitely good for you, for example.

“Whatever doesn’t kill you, simply makes you… stranger.”

The rant was cultized as the first rant of the masterpiece of the bes t-selling joker.

Jokers take reckless actions and take recklessly pla y-like and reckless actions, but disorderly and unhappy is the only true control system, all of which are not absolutely absolutely an absolute state. It is a ground and has a solid belief that it must be eradicated.

More than that, when he says, "Whatever you don't actually kill, cook worse," he opens his card. He himself has a serious mental trauma and uses "strange" as a device to overcome it.

Basically, the joker character behaves mediocre. Withstands all the hardships of the past injury, they face the Operating System of the entire Gotham, and apply specificity for their own interests.

“Do I really look like a guy with a plan? You know what I am? I’m a dog chasing cars. I wouldn’t know what to do with one if I caught it!”

One of the famous scenes of the movie is the scene where the joker visits Harvey Dent to the clinic. Before this scene, the entire hospital was evacuating due to the danger of a bomb explosion designed by Joker so as not to reveal Batman's face.

When the hospital was almost empty, the joker killed the dented police and was in mind with him.

The middle of the face is burned in the face of the joker, and at the same time his wife was killed. As a result, Joker must carefully apply his own dialogue to achieve his purpose-reborn Gotham's "White Knight" into an agent that is not infected as himself.

“‎Introduce a little anarchy. Upset the established order, and everything becomes chaos. I’m an agent of chaos.”

This quote is seen in the second half of the scene. Then, if the joker is committed to listening to his opinion, the story will start back. Harvy Dent tries to eat, but tries to hear the Joker.

The reason is that Harvey Dent is actually honest. Dent embodies a moral weight that tries to do his loyalty in a dishonest system. Batman longs for the goal, but it is prepared outside the system.

The joker is aiming for the opposite goal. According to the joker, the system has no fairness. Who does the system need? Simin, Afecsion, and disorder are true systems.

“Everything burns!”

Why is this word good? At this point, the joker cuts out that they no longer move money-they never move. Instead, he is inspired by the desire to break the deeper, that is, the order system that moves Gotham.

First, he pursues the mafia and commits the social hierarchy at the top of Gotam's crime, that is, the law and order. This is not a police officer for robbery, but an order for disorder.

He infringes public order and fuels panic with the public threat of terrorism. At first, he uses this fear to persuade Gotam and turn his eyes away from Batman, but after the collision with Batman, he understands that Batman is his favorite, and then destroys Batman using the masses. I try.

Immediately after the scene, he calls a talk show that the exposure will give to Batman and threatens to blast the hospital if he does not kill one hour exposure.

In this way, he turns the audience into the enemy as an order to break Batman's belief. When everything burns, he says that this is a message, he plans to burn out the city and literally tries to prove his claim. He starts with a lot of money.

“The only sensible way to live in this world is without rules.”

Why is this scene so powerful? Joker himself is talking about this. He is dominant, has an ace under his sleeves, and Batman holds his joker, but he's not winning, but vice versa.

In fact, he lost to the joker to save Rachel or to save Harvey Dent. No matter who chooses, Batman has to break his rules because someone dies.

Joker prove that living without rules is the only rational way of life.

Batman, who thought Rachel came to help, is once deceived.

“…Do you know how I got these scars?”

This phrase is a variation that the joker repeats many times in the movie. He creates a pla y-like trick to threaten, toss the victim, and eventually scare him.

This phrase should be mentioned in this list that appears frequently because it is cul t-like throughout the movie. However, since other remarks are said in other quotes, here is the last appearance.

At the end of the movie, when Joker confronts Batman, his delightful evil replica is projected when he tries to apply this replica to Batman.

“Do you want to know why I use a knife?”

Joker smiles and laughs at the victims in a pla y-like monologue. When he was left alone in a video camera for interrogation with an experienced police officer, he had to get out of the room to explode a bomb hidden by one child. notice.

An experienced police officer, Detective Stevens, believes that the joker is unacceptable, but Joker still tries all means.

In this way, he "screws in the knife":

Joker: "No, why do you use a knife? This weapon is very easy to operate. You have no chance to enjoy small emotions. And ... and ... people are in the last moment. In fact, you will be more noticeable to your friends than you.

For Stevens, of course, this is a difficult thing, and there is nothing we can do. He wants to beat all the blood of the small parties, but while losing his evil desires, he was hijacked by a joker and fled him as a hostage, Batman and Gordon were Harvey and Rachel. Try to help.

“Now I’m always smiling!”

When Joker, who was looking for Harvey Dent, began a night of the philosophy, his eyes were poured into Rachel, where dent was engaged (although it is not officially called "I do").

After that, the interesting scenery, from eerie to nightmare, and ending with my favorite movie elements. At this point, Rachel is already enough, puts his knees in his crotch and grinning.

This leads to the moment I like in this movie:

Joker: "You have a number of battles. I like it."

Batman: "I will like me."

And here he jumps up and starts working. For some reason, this moment, whether it is intentional or not, flows like the most interesting part. However, it is a wonderful time of Batman's Batman, which opposes the joker, and it is a very fun time.

“I had a vision of a world without Batman…and it was so… boring.”

When the joker called a news program to threaten the whistleblower Coleman Lease, he revealed his true intentions in Batman in this amazing word.

Joker: "I had a vision in the world without Batman. Mafia is making money, and the police are trying to stop it for each block, and it was very ....................... If you don't intend to ruin all of them, you will not die.

Because this quote is the latest manifestation of the Joker's aim to frame Gotham against Batman, only this time he's "in the game," so to speak. What would he be without Batman?

“Why so serious?”

Why has this quote gained cult popularity? Even though Ledger delivered it perfectly (and utterly terrifyingly), the monologue suggests a wound within the Joker.

His embrace of chaos is in response to a certain wound, and while I can't say for sure that every story he tells throughout the film speaks honestly to this wound, it's clear that he uses any kind of wound to inspire fear in others.

At the same time, he takes his wounds into his own hands, crafting whatever story he needs.

Not only that, but he finds a way to have fun with this, in a perverse and evil way, with his victims. After all, he loves theatrical productions.

“See, I’m not a monster. I’m just ahead of the curve.”

So why is this the best Joker quote in The Dark Knight? Because it perfectly reflects the relationship between Batman and the Joker, and the relationship between chaos and order.

To explain further: Batman is a tragic hero born of injury. He becomes a source of unconventional order and justice in a world where the system of rules and justice has long been violated.

Batman is formed as a reaction to the lack of true justice, while working to bring the system closer to a working state. He works outside the system and pushes it to improve. It is a real moral order that has nothing to do with laws and rules.

The Joker, on the other hand, has the opposite reaction to the same system. He sees the inferiority of a rule-based system and laughs in its face. For him, there is no true moral authority. Therefore, in opposition to the lack of moral order, anarchy becomes the only system that makes sense.

In a way, the Joker is also a natural reaction to Batman. While Batman tries to return the system to a true moral order, the Joker tries to sharpen the other actors in the system to his point of view that there can be no moral order.

The Joker also sees in Batman something that Batman does not see: it cannot exist within the framework of the system. Therefore, the system inevitably tries to destroy it.

Joker is an existing challenge to his ideology (anarchy), not only to overcome it, but also finds a sense of intimacy, like two beans in the weird ace. 。 They are like the same coin front and back.

“Madness, as you know, is like gravity. All it takes is a little push.”

This is not the best quote in this movie, but it is eventually necessary. This is because this is the last line of Joker's film and his character and arc.

Tell me a little secret. The scriptwriter usually focuses on the hero arc, but the best movie theater has an arc.

Joker Ark begins with the desire to kill Batman for entertainment and profit. But in the process of the movie, he knows that his true purpose is to infringe Gotam's natural order and proves that his ideological stance is better than Batman.

He fails Batman, but agrees with the reassuring prize of White Knight Gotham.

This is the essence of the motivation of the joker. His beliefs are based on the idea that if you experience what you have experienced, anyone can be the same. Through the movie, he hits his traum a-like background little by little, which explains his illness.

Of course, they are all traces that are not connected anywhere, and he does not talk about the real background every time.

That's it! Above, it was the 12 best quotes of "Dark Knight" joker! < SPAN> Joker is an existing challenge to Batman for his ideology (anarchy), not only considers to overcome it, but he is also close to it, like two beans in the weird ace. I find a feeling. They are like the same coin front and back.