Am I the only one who thinks that Margot Robbie resembles Anne Hathaway and Jared Leto resembles Steve Buscemi?
Suicide Squad (film)
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...that Jared Leto's Joker might be Jason Todd.
The main theory behind this is detailed in text-only in the Reddit thread that apparently spawned it, and most of that is pretty well summed up in this article from Dorkly which also has images in it, but this is the latest image that's been adding fuel to that fire -- Joker has two scars on his shoulders that match the locations of bullet holes in Robin's costume from the graffiti'd Robin suit in the Dawn of Justice trailer.
The parts that I think are most interesting are that it could give a good explanation for are these:
• Jared Leto's Joker being as physically muscular as he is, since he used to be Robin.
• His teeth being fake, because they were replaced after he got his face smashed in with a crowbar.
• The "J" tattoo is coincidentally very similar to the "J" brand that we see Jason Todd get in flashbacks in the game Arkham Knight.
• The "damaged" tattoo would make more sense in this context, not to mention all the other over-the-top tattoos would be part of mental conditioning to push him every time he looked at himself.
• If he's actually torturing Harley in the trailer, it'd mean that he's putting her through the exact same type of conditioning that made him, thus the same tattoos, bleached skin, etc. etc. since her obsession is with the Joker and being like him.
While it might seem far fetched, this precedent has kinda been explored in a way that's not wholly dissimilar from what happened with Tim Drake in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. The, "How many good guys are left? How many stayed that way?" seems like it is another really good reason for Batman saying that. Although this also covers individuals like Harvey Dent, etc. if the Nolan-verse stuff isn't being directly referenced, this would be a prime example to hold up -- not to mention that it would make a REALLY solid connection between Batman (a big player in Dawn of Justice) and Joker (a big player in Suicide Squad) that they could leverage to help pull their universe together.
Overall, I think it's got some interesting potential if it's true, especially since the DCCU films are supposedly gonna center more on the Bat Family, and I think that both of those things would help to distance themselves solidly from the Nolan-verse Bat films. It'd also make for the Joker to be an incredibly personal and specific threat to the DCCU Batman since they're planning on building off of that.
I'll be happy whether or not it turns out to be true, but I think it's SUPER interesting food for thought.
The main theory behind this is detailed in text-only in the Reddit thread that apparently spawned it, and most of that is pretty well summed up in this article from Dorkly which also has images in it, but this is the latest image that's been adding fuel to that fire -- Joker has two scars on his shoulders that match the locations of bullet holes in Robin's costume from the graffiti'd Robin suit in the Dawn of Justice trailer.
The parts that I think are most interesting are that it could give a good explanation for are these:
• Jared Leto's Joker being as physically muscular as he is, since he used to be Robin.
• His teeth being fake, because they were replaced after he got his face smashed in with a crowbar.
• The "J" tattoo is coincidentally very similar to the "J" brand that we see Jason Todd get in flashbacks in the game Arkham Knight.
• The "damaged" tattoo would make more sense in this context, not to mention all the other over-the-top tattoos would be part of mental conditioning to push him every time he looked at himself.
• If he's actually torturing Harley in the trailer, it'd mean that he's putting her through the exact same type of conditioning that made him, thus the same tattoos, bleached skin, etc. etc. since her obsession is with the Joker and being like him.
While it might seem far fetched, this precedent has kinda been explored in a way that's not wholly dissimilar from what happened with Tim Drake in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. The, "How many good guys are left? How many stayed that way?" seems like it is another really good reason for Batman saying that. Although this also covers individuals like Harvey Dent, etc. if the Nolan-verse stuff isn't being directly referenced, this would be a prime example to hold up -- not to mention that it would make a REALLY solid connection between Batman (a big player in Dawn of Justice) and Joker (a big player in Suicide Squad) that they could leverage to help pull their universe together.
Overall, I think it's got some interesting potential if it's true, especially since the DCCU films are supposedly gonna center more on the Bat Family, and I think that both of those things would help to distance themselves solidly from the Nolan-verse Bat films. It'd also make for the Joker to be an incredibly personal and specific threat to the DCCU Batman since they're planning on building off of that.
I'll be happy whether or not it turns out to be true, but I think it's SUPER interesting food for thought.
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it lets the Joker come back in a way that makes him different enough that direct comparisons to Heath Ledger's version of the character from The Dark Knight aren't the thing that it's judged by solely because the natures of the characters themselves are so different.
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- Chloe Frazer
It's fucking terrible, if I made that in my graphics design course I would get an F on it. The colors and brightness are wrong. Your subject and your background should not be fighting for focus in your image. Somebody actually got paid for doing that shit.
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The part I can't wrap my head around is how people still get paid to do such shitty work, when such a vast number of people actually KNOW graphic design.
Also- who the fuck ads "psycho" "killer" in a generic ass font like that in bold white?! It literally adds NOTHING, but you can tell this asshole spent time on it because they're ever-so-slightly tilted to match the slant of the magazine title. Even the fucking "collector's cover" text at the bottom is slanted. The whole thing feels like some exec walked into the person's office after spending like 2 minutes putting in placeholders, fired them, and said - but whatever they'd finished so far, print that.
It feels like the Robin theory is holding strong with the cane and overall stature.
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- gabe
Didn't realize this but there are actually more images in Empire issue lol
http://imgur.com/a/MhIu0
The design is also still pretty bad. "Squad Files" cracked me up but the "superbad" put my sides into orbit.
http://imgur.com/a/MhIu0
The design is also still pretty bad. "Squad Files" cracked me up but the "superbad" put my sides into orbit.
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- Yop
Look up the posters for the recent Marvel movies and the announced Star Wars one,
. They're kinda crappy / uninspired collages of characters.I'm not gonna say older movie posters were better though, I'm not a snob in that area,
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- Jesse McCree. I feel like a New Man
I sense a disturbance in the force for marvel xD.
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Harbinger of Darkness
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- Caius Ballad
Looks alright, nothing really bad in the trailer, but I'm not really feeling it. Joker looks better than I thought he would, but I'm not sure I like what they're doing with Harley. Its just a trailer so I can't judge, she'll probably be fine.
I did like the use of Bohemian Rhapsody for the trailer music though.
I did like the use of Bohemian Rhapsody for the trailer music though.
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- gabe
Theory taimu.
Here in exhibit A we see what could possibly be a flashback to the Joker when he was completely sane weapons collector taking photos with his collection in a standard Buddhist mandala of peace.
Seriously though. Worth noting is that there do not seem to be tattoos on him here, admittedly he is mostly covered up but the damaged tattoo on his forehead is definitely not there.
So what if it's not a flashback and a shot later in the movie? I'm thinking the dip he takes in the vat of acid in the trailer removed the tattoos
Here in exhibit A we see what could possibly be a flashback to the Joker when he was completely sane weapons collector taking photos with his collection in a standard Buddhist mandala of peace.
Seriously though. Worth noting is that there do not seem to be tattoos on him here, admittedly he is mostly covered up but the damaged tattoo on his forehead is definitely not there.
So what if it's not a flashback and a shot later in the movie? I'm thinking the dip he takes in the vat of acid in the trailer removed the tattoos
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