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Tormentius wrote:The Happening - 3/10

It started out creepy but became incoherent as the film progressed. Probably Night's worst work to date.

You don't mess with the Zohan - 6/10

Its ridiculous and over the top yet has some good laughs.

LawL wrote:Every time I come back to this thread and read the retarded reviews and ratings by the morons, I'm reminded as to why I never bother posting in it.

LawL's profile wrote:Most active topic: The last movie you saw
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Jackal wrote:
I would reverse the two ratings. Neither were good but Zohan was terrible.

LawL wrote:And how many of those posts are reviews faggots.

MKJ wrote:and if youre going to slam how they explained the Joker in the first movie..well..

The first origin account, Detective Comics #168 (February 1951), revealed that the Joker had once been a criminal known as the Red Hood. In the story, he was a scientist looking to steal from the company that employs him and adopts the persona of Red Hood. After committing the theft, which Batman thwarts, Red Hood falls into a vat of chemical waste. He emerges with bleached white skin, red lips, green hair, and a permanent grin

later, the Joker was fleshed out more in The Killing Joke (excellent comic) as such

The most widely cited backstory, which the official DC Comics publication, Who's Who in the DC Universe, credits as the most widely believed account, can be seen in The Killing Joke. It depicts him as originally being an engineer at a chemical plant who quits his job to become a stand-up comedian, only to fail miserably. Desperate to support his pregnant wife, Jeannie, the man agrees to help two criminals break into the plant where he was formerly employed. In this version of the story, the Red Hood persona is given to the inside man of every job (thus it is never the same man twice); this makes the man appear to be the ringleader, allowing the two criminals to escape. During the planning, police contact him and inform him that his wife and unborn child have died in a household accident.[12][13]


Stricken with grief, he attempts to back out of the plan, but the criminals strong-arm him into keeping his promise. As soon as they enter the plant, however, they are immediately caught by security and a shoot-out ensues, in which the two criminals are killed. As the engineer tries to escape, he is confronted by Batman, who is investigating the disturbance. Terrified, the engineer leaps over a rail and plummets into a vat of chemicals. When he surfaces in the nearby reservoir, he removes the hood and sees his reflection: bleached chalk-white skin, ruby-red lips, and bright green hair. These events, coupled with his other misfortunes that day, drive the engineer completely insane, resulting in the birth of the Joker.[12][13]

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