View Poll Results: Best JOKER performance
Heath Ledger's JOKER 2008



170
76.58%
Jack Nickelson's JOKER 1989



26
11.71%
Ceasar Romero's JOKER 1960's



26
11.71%
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Best Joker performance
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Originally Posted by Evil
You forgot Mark Hamill - I'll go with him.
Maybe someone can start a BEST JOKER cartoon poll.
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Originally Posted by coli
Can you imagine these pre-polls in 1999? Which is better The Empire Strikes Back or The Phantom Menace?
That is why we should wait for these movies to come out first.
That is why we should wait for these movies to come out first.
So there are enough in the world to have seen it.
EBERT & ROPER already reviewed the movie.
So what more can I say.
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Jack! Yeah, i voted for him.
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Originally Posted by condorito
Why post a poll thread when the movie is not out yet?
Is it like a race to get your name stamped on a potentially big thread?
Is it like a race to get your name stamped on a potentially big thread?
It's only slightly more retarded than allowing people to vote on a movie using the star scale when the movie is one to two weeks away from release.
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...but I hope we don't forget how good Nicholson was as the Joker.
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Originally Posted by condorito
Why post a poll thread when the movie is not out yet?
Is it like a race to get your name stamped on a potentially big thread?
Is it like a race to get your name stamped on a potentially big thread?
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Originally Posted by GreenVulture
Basically; I don't get it, either.
It's only slightly more retarded than allowing people to vote on a movie using the star scale when the movie is one to two weeks away from release.
It's only slightly more retarded than allowing people to vote on a movie using the star scale when the movie is one to two weeks away from release.
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Well, you have to admit it is pretty stupid to allow people to vote on a movie that's not even out yet, regardless if they give it a 5 or a 0.
Wouldn't it make more sense to have a discussion thread and then create a reviews thread on the day of release? Or better yet, institute a rule where the person who makes a review thread should have a review ready to go..their OWN, not a link to someone else's.
And since you're here, would you mind answering why you feel the need to create review threads of movies a week early?
Wouldn't it make more sense to have a discussion thread and then create a reviews thread on the day of release? Or better yet, institute a rule where the person who makes a review thread should have a review ready to go..their OWN, not a link to someone else's.
And since you're here, would you mind answering why you feel the need to create review threads of movies a week early?
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Originally Posted by GreenVulture
Well, you have to admit it is pretty stupid to allow people to vote on a movie that's not even out yet, regardless if they give it a 5 or a 0.
Wouldn't it make more sense to have a discussion thread and then create a reviews thread on the day of release? Or better yet, institute a rule where the person who makes a review thread should have a review ready to go..their OWN, not a link to someone else's.
And since you're here, would you mind answering why you feel the need to create review threads of movies a week early?
Wouldn't it make more sense to have a discussion thread and then create a reviews thread on the day of release? Or better yet, institute a rule where the person who makes a review thread should have a review ready to go..their OWN, not a link to someone else's.
And since you're here, would you mind answering why you feel the need to create review threads of movies a week early?
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I agree. By the time the film comes out there's three or four copy cat threads that pop up because the first one created was buried in four pages of current conversation.
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Originally Posted by clemente
We didn't forget - we just never knew. Even as a 10 year old I was wondering why Joker was hamming it up.
I haven't seen Dark Knight yet but from the trailers Heath seems to do a very good job.
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Originally Posted by GreenVulture
And since you're here, would you mind answering why you feel the need to create review threads of movies a week early?
as far as i'm concerned, anyone who posts things other than reviews related or votes prematurely is just doing it out of spite and being ridiculous.
i don' think putting it out when there are reviews a week or so early is a big deal.
what is the difference between me jumping the gun or someone being silly enough to post in advance when they haven't seen it? why can't you or the next guy administer some self control and just not post?
it is merely there to distinguish between the already rich conversation and pre-hype of the discussion thread. wasting time and posts on why it is out early is pretty silly i think.
i mean...why so serious?
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Originally Posted by wm lopez
Many today have advance screenings and of course there's the bootlegs.
So there are enough in the world to have seen it.
EBERT & ROPER already reviewed the movie.
So what more can I say.
So there are enough in the world to have seen it.
EBERT & ROPER already reviewed the movie.
So what more can I say.
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Why does this poll even exist? My phone says it's July 14th... I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and say you live in Hong Kong... it's still the 15th...
Calling for a comparison of performances like this need a good year's worth of time behind them, at least. Comparing a new movie you just got home from seeing with something you may have seen 15 years ago is hardly a realistically accurate poll.
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Not to mention that the poll is entirely worthless at this point. Every fanboy is going to run home from seeing TDK and vote for Ledger, based on adrenaline more than anything else. Even if his performance is the greatest ever, or the worst ever, he'll still get the vast majority of votes.
Calling for a comparison of performances like this need a good year's worth of time behind them, at least. Comparing a new movie you just got home from seeing with something you may have seen 15 years ago is hardly a realistically accurate poll.
Calling for a comparison of performances like this need a good year's worth of time behind them, at least. Comparing a new movie you just got home from seeing with something you may have seen 15 years ago is hardly a realistically accurate poll.
Very fair point. But even so, I'd say having a proximity-biased poll the day of the release is still miles and kilometers better than a week-early poll having nothing to base a rating on other than trailers, high hopes, fanboy ramblings and the praise of Richard Roeper.
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Originally Posted by scott1598
the only reason i put it out is to post the reviews that have already come in. RT and Supermallet's here. i'd rather put it out so people can look, read, and enjoy, rather than have it buried in the existing 44 page thread. i only post reviews when there are already a few posted somewhere that are pretty legit so people can see and get more hyped.
what is the difference between me jumping the gun or someone being silly enough to post in advance when they haven't seen it? why can't you or the next guy administer some self control and just not post?
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I don't mind early review threads as they spark up conversation and having them linked in a thread is useful, but the backwards logic used when posting early polls thread baffles me
Edit that review thread has a poll
Edit that review thread has a poll
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Originally Posted by Mordred
I'm hoping nothing.
It's called I believe blocking me out.
Childish yes, but effective.
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I thought the point of the review threads were to amass a collection of reviews and ratings from DVDTalk members, not professional critics. I mean, everyone here knows how to get to Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic and we can check for ourselves...what's the point of linking it if that is all you've got at the moment?
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So Heath seems to have turned in a performance everybody likes.
Some didn't like when he was picked and again just like with the new Bond was picked people were bashing the actor before he even filmed a scene.
Some didn't like when he was picked and again just like with the new Bond was picked people were bashing the actor before he even filmed a scene.
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now i can vote. Ledger in a landslide, but keep in mind the other two played their roles how they were supposed to. Nicholson was supposed to be over-the-top and he succeeded handsomely. Romero was supposed to be manical in a cheesy, cartoonish way and he succeeded. but if we are talking serious acting ability...Ledger. nuf said!


