At the end of Batman Begins, Batman recieves a joker card from Jim Gordon. This Card was recovered by a policeman named J.Kerr, a common alias of The Joker.

"why are you buying all of our cards? You come in every goddamn week and pick up the entire case."

Oh man I forgot about that movie, really cool little flick.

It's not about the money, it's about sending a message

I don’t know why, picturing the joker waiting in line at some Wal-Mart waiting to return a deck of cards and fumbling his pockets for the receipt seems hilarious to me.

I can't imagine the joker walking into a store and buying something

Or he just walks in and fuckin' takes them and threatens to detonate the grenades in his coat if anyone tries to stop him.

Or just buy a set of Joker cards... https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B06Y19M43D/

I can see the joker constantly going to Walmart customer service to do this

Do you know how I got these cards?

He would also steal the 8 of clubs to screw up your next game.

The joker isn't buying material consumer shit, unless he's purposely trying to get someone to follow him. Just for shits and giggles his henchmen did something like stole a truck of cards and took out the jokers then burned the truck where it would be found with a joker card in an expensive fireproof safe as the only thing in the back, burning the unnecessary cards and boxes in a furnace somewhere else.

I believe that the last time he would return the deck and that he would kill the store owner for selling him defective cards in the first place, right after getting his money back

The mind of a true criminal

What? Why would he buy them? Just open the packet, look at cards and put Joker in your sleeve. Then put cards back in packet and leave.

Uh I don't think he'd buy them at all he'd Rob a warehouse full of poker cards and just mass steal them and take all the Jokers

No, Joker would definitely buy the whole thing and not care about price.

Source: he burned a pyramid of money

No! he would steal them

Excuse me sir, these playing cards are defective

This will be on r/lifeprotips tomorrow.

It seems to me that robbing a playing card factory or hijacking a truck from said factory would be less work than this.

That doesn't seem at all consistent with the Heath Ledger joker, or any most any interpretation of Joker for that matter. Joker is an agent of chaos, not a WASPy suburban housewife. More likely Joker would had either robbed the decks from a casino/gambling parlor or persuaded (mentally deranged) people who work at a print shop to print the cards. Or who knows, maybe he worked a print shop before he became the Joker and made them himself.

He would buy them, take out the joker and return it claiming the pack is defective. Repeat as necessary until you get the number of joker cards you want. The last time you return the deck and instead of asking for an exchange, demand your money back.

He probably more inclined to have his hyenas eat the shopkeeper's manfruits and take the joker cards out of each box then leave the jokerless decks behind.

Late to the game, but nah. Joker always hideouts in warehouses. He'd have a four-color web sheet printer and a die-cut machine that he stole from a printing company and kidnap a student graphic designer and kill him once the poor sap perfected the design Joker wanted. He'd make a shit-ton of custom joker cards from card stock stolen from the Gothem Paper Co., printed on ink from Wayne Enterprises, Inc.

I mean that's a pretty great plan

He could just be good at sewing. He almost is crazy enough to hang with us at r/sewing

You'd really only need to get fitted once. They save your measurements for future suits.

Either way, a hilarious image.

East he did it under duress

I feel like a guy like that has minions to do that type of stuff.

All of his clothes were bespoke. Like Bruce Wayne's (before the Armani movie promotion)

I think Gordon said they were hand-made, not custom. Slight difference. Could of made them himself, or could have forced someone to make them for him

why

Seriously. Goodbye, OP.

Why so seriously?

Look what you've done.

Seriously. FBI, OP.

Seriously, why so serious?

Why so?

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Do you seriously not know what plot means?

Pretty good, Nolan

I believe the phrase you're looking for is BRAVO NOLAN

Pretty sure he said it was just like a little thing for fans, as they werent sure they were making more than one

You're on r/MovieDetails.

My first name is Joe, and my last name starts with "Ke" and ends in "er". I've been a JoKe since birth.

That line would be fantastic in Mark Hamill's Joker voice

Jim... James...Jimothy

Get the names.
-- Jim Kerr
-- Joe Kirk
Joker.
I need 10 minutes with the scene
before your men contaminate it.
Us contaminate it? It's because
of you these guys are dead...
Detective!

Jerome, maybe?

It's a pretty stupid way to hide your identity - using a phoenetical copy of your name.

"Blast! You figured out that Joe Kerr is really Joker! How is this possible?"

First thought in my head was Jim. I dunno why, but it made me laugh.

"Don't you, forget about me"

Should be Jay like the Homer J. Simpson bit.

That boy needs therapy.

I think he was Joe King.

Very different MO

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Or Dr. Acula.

P. N. Guin

Or Dr. Aclua

Michael Jackson's alias: Pat O'Phile / Peter File

Peter Ian Staker

I'm the joker baby

Ah. Thanks for sharing anyway.

He had no idea of all the karma he could have earned. It will haunt him forever.

haha

That's how this stuff always goes. One dude saw it and is all "how can anyone not see this?" And then bam. Life altered.

I noticed it somewhere between my first and third viewings, but never gave it much thought. It was a lot easier to spot seeing it three times in theater though.

You should invite your friend to Reddit.

Yah Common knowledge 😑

He means is it possible the cop was working for the joker? You just said it was the jokers alias

Well that's damned decent of you.

ahh u da man, still gonna watch the whole movie LOL too good not to.

thankyou, i'm going to assume that it was his old uniform then, because everything else seems to fit like a glove with Christopher Nolan's adaptation. seeing as how John Doe is the most meticulous person, then definitely yes

Ledger as the Joker at the 2:44 mark

Just fun to think about it, plus we never know, after all this dcu nonsense is over with, maybe we could have a return to Gotham with Joseph Gordon Levitt's Robin taking the reins. Obviously unlikely but crazier sequels have happened.

It's not Jared Leto's fault suicide squad was utter shit

Or we could say that that's a different universe

I'm confused as well. Can someone explain?

Especially since he didn't die.

User said of a theory, "the one who could terrorize Gotham for years is going to be a copycat."

This is all theoretical in the future (ie yet unwritten) tense. Not so confusing.

Edit: changed nothing above, but I only partially understood what I was talking about.

It's been explained by other people replying to my comment. I think the word copycat is pretty self explanatory though

Only if we are arguing that every batman show and movie is contiguous

Sorry, meant to say the dark knight. And the answer is yes. Someone linked a pic above.

Yes, because a single (amazing) performance has never been in a shitty movie OH WAIT

Well I can’t help it that I watch movies on a completely different level than most people. Just be better.

In what way? The writing is more legible because the resolution is higher. Granted, the colours a little low contrast because VLC doesn't render HEVC properly.

J. Kerr being Joker is a well known fact.

I've been a lifelong comic book reader, but my memory isn't what it used to be...I don't recall ever reading about a "J. Kerr" alias.

r/iamverysmart

I would like to be impressed with this little filmological tidbit, however I was up last night watching Metropolis, only to then be inspired by the German silent expressionism to then watch A Trip to the Moon, in its original black and white - of course. Though it may seem pedantic I then felt the need to spend five minutes enjoying the pool cultural fruits of Tonight Tonight, if only to remind myself of how normal people, without a 167 IQ entertain themselves.

Due to my vast understanding of intellectual film, I simply couldn't lower myself to watch the study in inanity which is that based off of a so called "funny book."

That said, however, I'm trying delighted so many can connect the dots between J. Kerr and Joker, which upon seeing this image I thought was obvious and far too on the nose.

Definately below the work of both Georges Méliès and Fritz Lang on even their worst days.