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Being in love.... EXPLAIN!

Débuté par Tarek , sept. 11 2014 11:13

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#226
Orian Tabris

Posté 12 septembre 2014 - 03:01

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He was ok, but he doesn't hold a candle to Mark Hamill.

Hamill only voice acted. He didn't physically play him.

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#227
AutumnWitch

Posté 12 septembre 2014 - 03:03

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You and me both, Lass.

@Leo Thank the gods.... I thought I was the only one.

@Clones yes Mark has been my fav so far.

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#228
TheClonesLegacy

Posté 12 septembre 2014 - 03:03

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Hamill only voice acted. He didn't physically play him.

I hate this argument.

Voice acting is just as legitimate, if not harder than proper acting.

So take that and put it away.

Mask of the Phantasm was and IS better than The Dark Knight.

There I said it.

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#229
Guest_Catch This Fade_*

Posté 12 septembre 2014 - 03:03

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love lol

There you are! Tell me how much of a man I can never be, Krogan-kun!

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#230
Guest_mikeucrazy_*

Posté 12 septembre 2014 - 03:05

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Alright,two things first.are your trolling.....cause i mean, to me this feels like trolling.

but just in case im being a cynical-ahole again.

i'll answer honestly.

movies,games,music.all forms of entertainment have some lighthearted truths when it comes to love, but the reality.love is different for each person.and every relationship much like how each person handles it.Is different, even if by the smallest inch.its still very much different

Have i ever been in love.once i know for sure, maybe twice.am i right now, thats for me to know and nobody else.Have i ever been in a relationship.No,i have tendices of pushing people away and messing things up before it could go past the point i dont allow for such things.not afraid of rejection, afraid of F***ing it up and losing it.so i never bothered.Its taken years to get to where i am now.being able to be honest and open.

cynic in me knows i was born alone and have for the most part of my life been alone(mostly my doing) and will more then lilky die alone.

What you have to do is.few simple things.Stop relating other people/relationships to your idea of love and how it should be,could be or isnt.Once you do that, apperciate being alone and not having to worry about.what the otherhalf might think or will react.then simply live and if something happens one day with a curtain person.go for it.if it fails do what you need to in order to move on.

Lifes tough, get a helmet or dont go outside.
I hope you know it took everything i had.not to troll or spam this thread.just in case your being serious.

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#231
breakdown71289

Posté 12 septembre 2014 - 03:06

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Both Ledger and Hamill are still my two favorite actors who have portrayed the Joker. I thought Troy Baker did a good job in Arkham Origins though.

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#232
Dermain

Posté 12 septembre 2014 - 03:08

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I'm probably the only person on earth who didn't like his Joker AT ALL.

No, I know others.

I think it has to do with people's interpretations of the Joker. The Joker in his initial incarnation was almost spot on with Ledger's portrayal (homicidal psychopath), but then the glory days of American censorship occurred (and people think they have it bad now), and Joker was turned into a harmless prankster for about 20 years.

It wasn't until the '70's that some comic book writers tried to take Joker back to his "roots" as it were, and made him more homicidal again. The Batman movie (by that one director who's name I forget but it does a lot of movies with Johnny Depp) had the Joker (played by that one guy from the Shining who's name I forget also) had a bit of a mix between the two, but was more pranksterish (if I recall correctly - he was also more thugish too).

Ledger's performance was more true to the Joker's portrayal in the Killing Joke (which I still need to read) comic arc. From my understanding he was more of a psychopath than usual.

Some people prefer different portrayals because of all of that.

I could go into a more detailed portrayal of Scarecrow, but sadly he doesn't get as much attention.

He was ok, but he doesn't hold a candle to Mark Hamill.

Hamil has the BEST Joker voice ever. It makes me sad he's done with the character

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#233
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Posté 12 septembre 2014 - 03:08

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Bruh...

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#234
Orian Tabris

Posté 12 septembre 2014 - 03:11

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Kawaii!

I love the picture. I don't care about the troll feeding. He's not even a very good one, I think.

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#235
TheClonesLegacy

Posté 12 septembre 2014 - 03:11

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Hamil has the BEST Joker voice ever. It makes me sad he's done with the character

He did say he was interested in coming back if DC animation adapted The Killing Joke.

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#236
AutumnWitch

Posté 12 septembre 2014 - 03:12

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No, I know others.

I think it has to do with people's interpretations of the Joker. The Joker in his initial incarnation was almost spot on with Ledger's portrayal (homicidal psychopath), but then the glory days of American censorship occurred (and people think they have it bad now), and Joker was turned into a harmless prankster for about 20 years.

It wasn't until the '70's that some comic book writers tried to take Joker back to his "roots" as it were, and made him more homicidal again. The Batman movie (by that one director who's name I forget but it does a lot of movies with Johnny Depp) had the Joker (played by that one guy from the Shining who's name I forget also) had a bit of a mix between the two, but was more pranksterish (if I recall correctly - he was also more thugish too).

Ledger's performance was more true to the Joker's portrayal in the Killing Joke (which I still need to read) comic arc. From my understanding he was more of a psychopath than usual.

I could go into a more detailed portrayal of Scarecrow, but sadly he doesn't get as much attention.

Hamil has the BEST Joker voice ever. It makes me sad he's done with the character

I've been reading Batman comics since the 70's and still do and am very familiar with and seen all types of jokers. I just think Heath was a HUGELY overrated actor. His joker was flat, predictable and sometimes just silly. The entire time I saw him on screen I was watching "Heath saying watch me act" and not the Joker. Just my two pence.,