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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Eric @ Nov 25th 2008 10:33AM
What the crap is that? That's not even close to the joker. That's some stupid clown mask.
Chris @ Nov 25th 2008 10:47AM
Um, did you see the movie?
LiqwidZero @ Nov 25th 2008 10:47AM
I take it that you haven't even watched the movie yet, eh?
If you have watched the movie, you would remember the awesome opening scene.
Eric @ Nov 25th 2008 4:46PM
You "Bozos" take a look at this:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/f4/Romero.nicholson.ledger_%28joker%29.jpg
Now, to not confuse you, it's the one on the right.
Does Heath Ledger's Joker look anything like this joker of a mask?
No.
Who wants a mask commemorating one of the sidekicks of the Joker?
daaper @ Nov 25th 2008 5:13PM
While I agree with you that I wouldn't want a piece of "sidekick" memorabilia, you did make it sound like you had no idea that this was from the movie. I think the reason they chose this instead of the Joker is because this actually is a mask in the movie, while the Joker is paint on a human face. This was probably a lot easier to make because it doesn't have to look life-like, as a face would.
gcash @ Nov 26th 2008 4:25AM
Do guys even pay even the most remote amount of attention when watching movies? The "sidekick" wearing that mask in the opening scene WAS THE JOKER. I mean there was a close up of the Joker's face, as he was taking the thing off in front of your very eyes, on a gigantic brightly lit screen in a very dark room. Was that still too subtle for you? You must be the retards who can't go two minutes without texting, completely oblivious to the world around you.