[ SECRET POST #6455 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6455 ⌋

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

*Drags out big box of red flags*

I will love Mark Hamill's Joker until the day I die.

Ledger's was pretty fun, too.

*Happily waves two fistfuls of big, red flags*

[(Anonymous)]

Go to bed, Harley, its late.

AYRT

[(Anonymous)]

😂 Sure thing, puddin'!

Re: AYRT

[(Anonymous)]

DA - y'all are killing me here XD

[(Anonymous)]

hahahahah comment of the year

[philstar22]

Agree about Hamill. He was amazing.

[(Anonymous)]

lmao I was literally gonna bring up these two portrayals of him that I like, glad it's in the first comment, ty anon.
I still kinda agree with the secret though. I sure love Hamill's and Ledger's Jokers as great villains, but like, I don't like Joker as a character in a sense he's not my blorbo, I don't stan him, I don't like his ideology, etc.? and if I meet any fans that do, I'd stay faaaaar away, nope, no way, not gonna involve myself with someone like that.

[(Anonymous)]

Right there with you, nonny. <3

I'm less enthused about Nicholson's Joker, because it seems like that actor only ever plays the same asshole, and he just doesn't feel like the Joker to me. But Mark Hamill brought so much to the role, and Ledger's my favorite Joker yet.

Actually, I completely changed my mind from feeling like the Joker was ... kind of a contrived villain premise to feeling like he was incredibly believable and real when I read The Killing Joke for the first time. I mean, who in the US hasn't had their soul scarred from feeling like our fuckup military-industrial complex is one bad decision or one fit of paranoia away from slamming the nuclear button? Geese, indeed.