6 comments

1. 

   Mike P.

   January 27, 2016

   My top 10, in no particular order:

   - The Joker meets with the rest of Gotham's organized crime after replacing Carl Grissom (Batman 1989)

   -The Joker's parade for Gotham's Birthday (Batman 1989)

   -The Joker gives Arthur Reeves laughing syndrome (Batman Mask of the Phantasm)

   - The Interrogation Scene (The Dark Knight)

   - The Joker meets Harvey Dent (The Dark Knight)

   - The Honor Guard scene (The Dark Knight)

   - The Joker's first video with Brian (The Dark Knight)

   - The Joker meets Rachel (The Dark Knight)

   - The Joker walks out of the hospital (The Dark Knight)

   - The Joker's reaction/expression at midnight (The Dark Knight)

   1. 

      *****

      January 27, 2016

      I have to put the part in Batman '89 where he gasses an entire museum of people just to have a date with Vicki Vale.

2. 

   Benjep

   January 28, 2016

   Can't argue with any of the included scenes. However, Under the Red Hood needed some representation. The scene at the end between Joker, Jason Todd and Batman is just a fantastic representation of the Joker. There are so many great lines! "...and then one with the crow bar..." (referring to taking pictures for memories, referencing the crow bar he used to kill Jason Todd), then grabbing Batman to die with him saying, "I'm the only one who's going to get what he wants tonight!". So good! That belonged in the 8-10 range of this list, IMO.

3. 

   Mr. Warshaw

   January 28, 2016

   Small editorial note: the phrase is "short shrift", rather than "short thrift".

4. 

   Dan C

   January 28, 2016

   Scars?

   Also, the first Joker scene in B '89 when he asks for the mirror.

5. 

   Aamir Alavi

   January 29, 2016

   Wanna know how I got these scars...
   I'd have that instead of the bank heist or the magic trick...why? Because like "c'mon hit me" or "you complete me" or "do this forever" it gives insight into his thought process