Wesley Snipes' Version Of The Joker >>>> Jack And Heath.

[Roman Brady]

Still never seen "Demolition Man".

 

[GunRanger]

That's one criticism i never get about Heath's Joker. There was plenty of humor with him.


He was killing me during the mob meeting. Just shytting on Michael Jai White


The nurse outfit was funny too.

 

[Roman Brady]

That's one criticism i never get about Heath's Joker. There was plenty of humor with him.


He was killing me during the mob meeting. Just shytting on Michael Jai White

isn't that because you are white?

The nurse outfit was funny too.

yup definately white

 

[GunRanger]

isn't that because you are white?

yup definately white

the fukk kind of post is this?

negged

 

[ML29]

Wesley did have a gift for playing charismatic villains.

 

[DaveyDave]

never thought of it that way but Demolition Man is one of my fav movies ever.

 

[Detroit Wave]

damn op is right

 

[Blackout]

the fukk kind of post is this?

negged

A post talking about gay jokes which is popular among white people for some reason.

 

[DaveyDave]

Still never seen "Demolition Man".

need to get on that breh. i wonder if it's on blu ray yet

 

[R.O. Double]

c/s the Simon Phoenix love but can't get down with the Heath/Jack hate. Dude managed to throw shade on his performances in batman and the departed in one post and did it casual as fukk lol

As far as how joker-esque Simon Phoenix one of the comic book heads would have to break it down.

Am I lying, tho? I didn't say i didn't like him in The Departed, i just felt like he was in a completely different movie than everybody else. The movie had a serious tone, but Jack was mad cartoonish in that movie. He basically was playing his version of The Joker in a non Batman movie.

 

[R.O. Double]

That's one criticism i never get about Heath's Joker. There was plenty of humor with him.


He was killing me during the mob meeting. Just shytting on Michael Jai White


The nurse outfit was funny too.

You talking bout the scene where he makes the pencil disappear, and then showed MJW he had a bunch of grenades? Most of the entertainment in that scene is the left over shock value and amusement of the pencil trick.

The nurse uniform wasn't that funny. The reaction to the bombs going off was funny.

 

[Roman Brady]

Am I lying, tho? I didn't say i didn't like him in The Departed, i just felt like he was in a completely different movie than everybody else. The movie had a serious tone, but Jack was mad cartoonish in that movie. He basically was playing his version of The Joker in a non Batman movie.

nah he was nothing like joker he was just playing Jack Nicholson though

 

[R.O. Double]

Still never seen "Demolition Man".

need to get on that breh. i wonder if it's on blu ray yet

Aye. Y'all go easy on homie. He got Encino Man syndrome.

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/film-room-intervention-the-reeducation-of-satam55.314306/

 

[Roman Brady]

You talking bout the scene where he makes the pencil disappear, and then showed MJW he had a bunch of grenades? Most of the entertainment in that scene is the left over shock value and amusement of the pencil trick.

The nurse uniform wasn't that funny. The reaction to the bombs going off was funny.

don't try and sway him, clearly seeing a man in a dress brought a smile to his face. And I am still struggling to recall what was funny about joker's scene with mjw (other than the intro)

 

[R.O. Double]

nah he was nothing like joker he was just playing Jack Nicholson though

Well how come Jack Nicholson has never been just playing Jack Nicholson in nothing else, unless he was doing that as the Joker in the first Batman movie? Right?