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Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout
Really? The fact that Batman killed Two-Face was one of the best things about the movie, yet another example of how The Joker was the ultimate victor in the movie. He finally got Batman to break his one rule
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Yup, he made Batman into the very thing that he didn't want to be, the Villian, the end point where Batman was fleeing from the police was hugely symbolic of the Jokers victory.
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Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout
I agree, Joker was pure evil (some men just want to watch the world burn) and Two-Face was the one that had his reasons and cracking point that Batman could understand. Two types of criminals, needed to contrast each other.
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I kind of wish that there had been a back story to the movie joker, he was such an interesting character in that he kept claiming that he had no plan, but he was really the only one in the whole movie with a pan.
Everything that he did was to prove a point, so he wasn't the blind killer that the comic joker was, he was almost like a grad student running rats through a maze, and the killing to him wasn't as important as forcing change.
I had my doubts about the joker character before the movie came out, but afterwards I was blown away at the re-invention.
In a way its a shame that Ledger died, it would have been really interesting to see Heath Ledger twisting Haley Quinn.
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Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout
He was called Harvey Two-Face because of his work with internal affairs, it worked well with him then having, well, two faces. I seem to recall him being called Two-Face but I can't recall where
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Wasn't it in the hospital where he ordered Gordon to tell him what his name was when he was with internal affairs.
And what really happened to Two Face
http://robotchicken.wikia.com/wiki/T..._Hot_Chocolate