Every CRAZY Batman Movie Theory That Might Be True Explained in 9 Minutes

Heath Ledger’s Joker being an ex-soldier is so plausible it’s practically accepted canon by now.

When joker said “never start with the head it makes the victim all fuzzy” sounds like a soldier well versed in the arts of interrogation and torture

Another theory too jokers military past is when batman bashes his head into the table he says something in the lines of" never start with the head" meaning he probably knows about getting information in a hard way

Do those “popping and clicking” sound effects drive anyone else up a wall or is it just me!?

The last one is basically The Batman intro

Bruce doesn't need to be adopted for The Riddler to be obsessed with him; he's obsessed with him because Bruce is an orphan who has a better life or had better circumstances than him and others.

What if the joker isn't just ex military in general, but maybe ex spec ops , or even ex OGA, who was burned by his handlers , he is quite similar to Silva from James Bond's universe.

But in 2019 joker it was confirmed that joker is the step brother of Bruce

In the Dark Knight Rises, I always thought that Bruce actually did die. I didn’t realize people believed he faked his death and that him dying was the theory. I believe he did die, and my theory is that the ending is just Alfred’s imagination, since he literally stated that his fantasy every time he went to the cafe was to look over and see Bruce there. I don’t think he faked his death. Because not only would he have to speak Selena out of the city, but also how would Bruce know the exact cafe Alfred used to go to? And how would he know the exact time to go there so that he and Alfred are both there. I don’t think it’s coincidence. Nor do I think Bruce and Selena’s relationship had reached the point where he would sneak away with her and they’d both live a life together.

2:26 I respected your theory. But I think Riddler's hatred towards Bruce, because Riddler thinks that Bruce is looking down at everyone with his money. In the Novel. Edward lives in the Wayne Orphanage before setting it in fire. When he sees Bruce Wayne, and Bruce forces a smile at him, Edward interprets it as Bruce looking down at him.

The third one is also based on Frank Miller's Dark Knight series as in that continuity, Dick Grayson *does* become Joker.

it's really interesting the theory about leto, but i don't think it's true because of the finale scene in snyder's justice league

There is more facts says what Joker have military's pass.

Suggestion: terrifying villains from non horror movies: Pitch black. Death from puss in boots. Scarecrow from the dark knight.

4:19 might be the reason why batman even without no-kill rule didn't killed him

Alfred is always loyal in every version of the batman story so the theory of him being father makes no sense

If joker was in the army he sure as hell doenst fight like it he fights like a clown and loses in a hand combat to Batman

Pretty sure Leto's Joker isn't Robin because of the conversation him and Batman had in the Snyder Cut, during the "future" scene. Batman warns Joker to watch his next words and Joker proceeds to taunt him about "sending a boy wonder to do a man's job." Batman tells Joker he will kill him. If Joker were Robin, I don't think this exchange would've gone like that

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“The Dark Knight” script is an allegory for the global war on terror Alfred’s whole “some men just want to watch the world burn” speech is basically an explanation of Al-Qaeda The fact that they aren’t motivated by money (Osama bin Laden was worth hundreds of millions of dollars), they were stateless so they weren’t fighting for a national sovereignty or defending borders. They just resented the world the United States created and wanted to burn it down. The Joker is a terrorist more than he is an organized criminal