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Heath Ledger Wins Oscar - Best Supporting Actor

Monday, February 23rd, 2009

Heath Ledger wins Best Supporting Actor

Heath Ledger Wins Best Supporting Actor For Dark Knight

Heath Ledger Wins Best Supporting Actor For Dark Knight

The late Heath Ledger won the long-anticipated Best Supporting Actor for “The Dark Knight” for his dementedly twisted reinvention of the Joker.

He is the second performer to ever be honored with a posthumous Oscar. (The previous posthumous Oscar recipient was Peter Finch, who won best actor for 1976’s “Network.”)

Ledger’s father, Kim; sister Kate and mother, Sally Bell, accepted his statuette on behalf of his 3-year-old daughter, Matilda.. The entire house was choked up with sobs and tears being that it was a pretty emotional moment. The recognition came exactly 13 months after his death from an accidental overdose of prescription drugs on Oscar nominations day, Jan. 22, 2008.

Heath Ledger With Daughter Matilda

Heath Ledger With Daughter Matilda

“I have to say this is ever so humbling, just being amongst such wonderful people in such a wonderful industry,” said his father, Kim Ledger. “We’d like to thank the academy for recognizing our son’s amazing work, Warner Bros., and Christopher Nolan in particular for allowing Heath the creative license to develop and explore this crazy Joker character.”

“Heath was such a compassionate and generous soul who added excitement and inspiration to our lives,” said his mother Sally Bell. “We choose to be happy tonight for what he has achieved.”

Kate Ledger, Heath’s sister, closed the family’s comments, invoking Ledger and actress Michelle Williams’ 3-year-old daughter. “Heath, we wish you were here - we proudly accept this award on behalf of your beautiful Matilda.”

Nurse Joker

Nurse Joker

Since Ledger’s death at 28, he managed to gain a mythical aura akin to James Dean, another rising star who also died at the young age of 24 in 1955, who was also the first actor to receive a posthumous Academy Award nomination for Best Actor and remains the only person to have two posthumous acting nominations in the same category.

The Joker was Ledger’s final completed role. The casting choice initially drew scorn and bile from geek-comic fans across the globe who thought Ledger would not be able to cut the mustard as the Joker, since everyone was still worshiping Jack Nicholson’s campy rendition of the character in 1989’s “Batman.” I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again… Nicholson did NOT do a stellar performance as the Joker. Heath did!

Heath Ledger The Joker - Heres My Card.

Heath Ledger The Joker - "Here's My Card."

In the months before Ledger’s unfortunate death, buzz on the street about his wickedly psychotic performance swelled as marketing and merchandising for the movie centered on the Joker and Heath’s chaotic, and messy, clown makeup.

Ledger’s death fanned a frenzy of anticipation for “The Dark Knight,” among comic geeks, and normal people alike, which had a record $158.4 million opening weekend last summer.

Here is a list of all the other people who were recognized at the 81st Academy Awards.

Best movie of the year Slumdog Millionaire

Leading actor Sean Penn

Supporting actress Penelope Cruz

Best actress Kate Winslet

Original screenplay Milk

Adapted Screenplay Slumdog Millionaire

Visual effects Benjamin Button

Sound mixing Slumdog Millionaire

Sound editing Slumdog Millionaire

Live action short film Spielzeugland (toyland)

Original song Slumdog millionaire Jai Ho

Original score Slumdog millionaire

Makeup Benjamin Button

Foreign Language Departures

Film Editing slumdog Millionaire

Documentary short subject Smile pinki

Documentary feature Man on wire

Directing slumdog Millionaire

Costume design The duchess

Cinematography Slumdog Millionaire

Art direction Benjamin button

Animated feature of the year Wall-E

Heath and Matilda

Heath and Matilda

The Dark Knight up for Oscars!

Wednesday, January 7th, 2009

Dark Knight Up For Oscars

It’s Oscar time baby! And The Dark Knight is in the running!

“The Dark Knight” will compete for the Darryl F. Zanuck Producer of the Year Award in Theatrical Motion Pictures along with “Milk,”The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” “Frost/Nixon,” and “Slumdog Millionaire.”

“The Dark Knight” is also one of seven films competing for the Oscar, along with “Iron Man,” “Hellboy II: The Golden Army,” “Australia,” “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” “The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor,” and “Journey to the Center of the Earth.” What the hell? Journey to the Center of the Earth is up fo an Oscar? Jesus, what’s this world coming to? But then again, I didn’t see the movie. Even though I like Brendan Fraser, I didn’t care too much for The 3rd Mummy movie. … or was it the 4th?

“The Dark Knight” is likewise a potential nominee for the British Academy Film Awards, with nominations in 13 categories, tied with Oscar fave Slumdog Millionaire and several other films. (Note to self, check out Slumdog Millionaire. Never heard of it.)

And it doesn’t stop there. “The Dark Knight” is also in the running for the Oscar for best make-up. I never even knew there was an Oscar for make-up. TDK is on the long list of seven from which three nominees will eventually be chosen.

There is also a posthumous Oscar for Heath Ledger, and there are still hopes that TDK will be nominated for best picture as well.

Ballots are due Jan. 12, the nominations are announced early on Jan. 22 and the show airs on Feb. 22 on ABC.

Batman Dark Knight T-Shirts now available

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008

We just got these up on the site. They are now available for pre-order. We should have them in stock some time in May.

Batman Dark Knight  Joker t-shirt - Heath Ledger - Why so serious?

Batman Dark Knight Dark Joker t-shirt - Heath Ledger

Batman Dark knight Movie t-shirt - high impact symbol

Heath Ledger Joker Dark Knight t-shirt

You can check out the rest of the Dark Knight Movie t-shirts here.

You can catch our Batman Dark Knight Movie info page here.

Tribute to Heath Ledger - who died today

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

Heath Ledger Died Today January 22, 2008

 Heath Ledger died today, Jan. 22, 2008. He was only 28.

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Heath Ledger first came to the attention of the public in 1999, it was all too easy to tag him as a “pretty boy” and an actor of not much depth. Heath Ledger was born on the fourth of April 1979, in Perth, Western Australia. In junior high it was compulsory to do one of two electives, either cooking or drama, and as Heath could honestly not see himself in a cooking class, he tried his hand at acting.Â

When Heath was 17, he and a friend, decided to pack up, leave school, take a car and rough it to Sydney. Heath believed Sydney to be the place where dreams are made, or at least, where actors can possibly get their big break. However, upon arriving in Sydney with a purported 69 cents to his name, Heath tried everything to get a break. His first real acting job came in a low budget movie called Blackrock (1997), a largely unimpressive cliché; a teen angst film about one boy’s struggle when he learns his best mate raped a girl. He did not have a large part in this movie. In fact, it was a very small one. The only thing of notice in his role is you get to see him get his lights punched out. After that small role, Heath auditioned for a role in a TV show called “Sweat” (1996) about a group of young Olympic hopefuls. He got offered one of two roles, one as a swimmer, another as a gay cyclist. Heath accepted the latter because he felt to really stand out as an actor one had to accept unique roles that stood out from the bunch.

It got him small notice, but unfortunately the show was quickly axed, which led him to look for other roles. He was in “Home and Away” (1988) for a very short period, in which he played a surfer who falls in love with one of the girls of Summer Bay. Then came his very brief role in Paws (1997). Paws was a film which existed solely to cash in on guitar prodigy Nathan Cavaleri’s brief moment of fame, where he was the hottest thing in Australia.

Heath played a student in the film, involved in a stage production of a Shakespeare play, in which he played “Oberon”. A very brief role, this did nothing other than give him a small paycheck, but nothing to advance his career. Then came Two Hands (1999). He went to America trying to audition for film roles, showcasing his brief role in “Roar” (1997) opposite then unknown Vera Farmiga. He could not find any American roles but then Australian director Gregor Jordan auditioned him for the lead in Two Hands (1999), which he got. An in your face Aussie crime thriller, Two Hands (1999) was outstanding and helped him secure a role in 10 Things I Hate About You (1999). After that, it seemed Heath was being typecast as a teen hunk, which he did not like, so he accepted a role in a very serious war drama The Patriot (2000).

What followed was a stark inconsistency of roles, Heath accepting virtually every single character role, anything to avoid being typecast. Some met with praise, like his short role in Monster’s Ball (2001), but his version of Ned Kelly (2003) was an absolute flop, which led distributors hesitant to even release it outside Australia. The Order (2003) was absolutely terrible, and A Knight’s Tale (2001) was just light entertainment. Heath has had such a wide variety of roles that he seems unsure what to do with himself next. Despite being a very talented comedic actor, he seems to only want serious roles, which has hindered his career. He is by no means one of the greatest actors out of Australia, but in his brief career to date has suggested he could become one, if only he accepts the right role.

In 2007 Heath landed the role of The Joker for the Batman movie Dark Knight. In it, Batman raises the stakes in his war on crime. With the help of Lieutenant Jim Gordon and D.A. Harvey Dent, Batman sets out to dismantle the remaining criminal organizations that plague the city streets. The partnership proves to be effective, but they soon find themselves prey to a reign of chaos unleashed by a rising criminal mastermind known to the terrified citizens of Gotham as The Joker.

Right after taking out Ra’s Al Ghul, and the mysterious disappearance of Dr. Jonathan Crane AKA Scarecrow, Batman continues on his war on crime in the streets of Gotham. But this time, he meets his match when this crazed, murdering, psychopath called The Joker, starts bringinc complete chaos to the streets of Gotham making it a personal agenda to take out the Dark Knight, before Batman gets to him first.

Heath did a fantastic job as the new, dark, phychopathic, sociopathic criminal the Joker. Absolutely fantastic.Â

Batman Dark Knight Movie Is Coming Out July 18

Sunday, January 6th, 2008

You’ll definitely want to visit our new Batman Dark Knight Movie page to get a glimpse of all the images of this hot movie that’s coming out.

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Two new Batman Dark Knight Posters

Batman Dark Knight Poster

Batarang Batman Dark Knight Movie Poster

 

Michael: … Third, Gary Oldman makes the best damn Gordon ever, right out of Batman Year One!

Ronando: - I agree. I think Oldman’s a good choice, but primarily only based on Year One Batman, but he needs to have white hair and white stash in order to be the commissioner in future flicks.  Overall… even with my jaded cynicism I’m very pleased with Ledger as The Joker.

Yes, I HATED JACK NICHOLSON as the joker. That’s right. I said it.

  1. He was fat.Â
  2. He wasn’t the joker.
  3. Everyone in their friggin mind was nuts to like him, except you of course you… you can like him. He wasn’t scary. He was too much into the costume. But that’s not his fault, stupid whatshisname’s fault… Burton! That freak. That necrophiliac freak has some sort of love affair with dead people. Just look at his work.

Freeman as Lucius Fox is ok.  Though Fox is a bit younger in real life… but I like Morgan, yet … he just doesn’t nail it. Something’s lacking in his performance as Fox, but that’s alright since Fox’s a background character and we’re lucky to even have any part of the comics in these damn movies with all of the artistic licensing that’s going around in their production.

Bale is good as Bruce Wayne, good as Batman… no complaints there. But… the uniform… it’s a stretch. Nolan is taking a more practical stance on Batman. They have created their own universe, they aren’t following the comics when it comes to the uniform and the batmobile.

See… there are two ways the movie gods can do this. One is that they can follow the comics and stick to tradition, to a certain extent and yes.. yellow spandex on Hugh Jackman would never ever work. Or, they can launch from the comics and go their own route, which is at the risk of pissing off comic enthusiasts. We go to the friggen superhero movies expecting to see the comics brought to life, and whatthehelldoweget? Some necrophiliac’s interpretation of a superhero with stupid, idiot BOMBS in the Batmobile’s hubcaps. Idiots. Yes, I’m talking about the stupid 1989 Michael I’m not Batman Keaton movie.

Batman Dark Knight is having it both ways. They take what they want and…  in fact they all want it both ways (can you say friggen organic webshooters??), so they take what they want which is

  1. A Batman name and lookÂ
  2. The jokerÂ
  3. Supporting cast and location i.e. Gordon and Fox and Pennyworth in Gotham
  4. and a skeletal outline of a story, i.e. Batman traumatized billionaire boy fights crime with an eye towards techno fashion and emo capes.
  5. Then whatthehelldotheydo?? They then add in their own shit to make it transition, in their opinion, into the real world. i.e. The Tumbler (which is acceptable) 2) electo – cape… (which is… acceptable only because the cape is a kind of a mystery in the first place. We never really know much about it in the comics. In fact, I only read once where Batman had the ends weighted with something to be used as a weapon when he swung it around.  Friggin ripped open a guys nose when he did that. I loved it) 3) body armor, 4) trained by ninjas 5)… guns! Someone tell Nolan that Batman isn’t supposed to use guns. Even in Year One.

So, Nolan and every other superhero movie maker wants to recreate their own univers. Stupid.Â

HERE’S AN EXAMPLE OF SOMEONE MAKING A MOVIE WHILE STICKING TO THE COMICS
The guy’s name is Sandy Collora. And he’s done the best job so far in depicting Batman.

MichaelI don’t mind the changes from the comic books anymore. You know why? Because nothing - absolutely nothing in comics - is or ever HAS been “bible”. It’s an illusion.

Look at the original Batman. F—er carried a gun in the 40’s when he started!! That’s where they got the idea from now. Every decade or so the character chagnes w/ the times. It’s evolving mythology - what you remember of Batman is probably the 70’s version and that’s cannon to you but not to anyone else. We all come in that way - ie Hal Jordan is/was the best Green Lantern ever, always will be but guys from the 80’s think Gardner is great and the 90’s, Kyle Raynor. It’s whatever you are exposed to first.

It’s evolving mythology. As long as they keep it smart and thought-out —- I mean you can’t tell me seriously that Bob Kane wouldn’t have Batman wearing battle armour if he knew it existed. It wasn’t an option when the character was created.

Think of it this way - the characters are not just characters, they are myths. Myths are ideals, they teach us to embrace ideas and ideals we have/we need, and they need to adapt it to the times.

BTW I used to like the original Batman by Burton - and it was amazing at the time, in context, but it doesn’t hold up. Other movies do, that one doesn’t. IMO.

Ronando: … I hate you when you make a good point.

Dark Knight: How Joker Meets Batman

Saturday, November 10th, 2007

Well… for whatever reason, people are criticizing the Heath Ledger’s look as the Joker in the 2008 release of the Dark Knight. Whatever. People need something to bitch about. Yeah he’s wearing make-up and the Joker doesn’t, but so what. At some point he’s going to have to fall into a vat of chemicals at Ace Chemical Processing Inc. in order for it to be a permanent fixture.Â

But catch this tidbit on the movie.

“The Dark Knight begins with the Joker robbing a huge bank (we’ve seen photos of this everywhere). The bank is where the mob and all the gangs in Gotham keep all of their money. The Joker takes this money and holds it “ransom”. The Joker then says to the mob and the gangs of Gotham, “If you help me take down Batman, you’ll get your money back. If not, I’m going to burn it all.” This is how the Joker assembles his army to take down Batman.”

Hey… good enough for me.

Batman Dark Knight Teaser Trailer

Saturday, November 10th, 2007

batman dark knight trailer

Bruce: “I knew the mob wouldn’t go down without a fight… but this is different. They crossed a line.”

Alfred:  “You crossed the line first sir. You hounded them, and in their desperation they turned to a man they didn’t fully understand….”

batman dark knight trailer

“… Some men aren’t looking for anything logical. They can’t be bought, bullied, reasoned, or negotiated with…”

dark knight trailer

“…Some men just want to watch the world burn.”

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Joker: “Starting tonight, people will die. I’m a man of my wooorda! Mua Ha Ha Ha!!”

Summer 2008

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Batman The Dark Knight, July 18 2008

Friday, September 14th, 2007

Alright, everyone knows that the movie is in full production. Everyone’s excited and we want to get our hands on every image and video we can buy, steal, grab, swipe, dodge and duck to get on our site. Ethics be damned!

So, here’s our favorite Brokeback friend Heath Ledger who will be playing the part of The Joker.

Nahh, that’s not what he looks like in the movie.

THIS is what he looks like in the upcomming Dark Knight movie.

Aaron Eckhart is Harvey Dent in Batman The Dark Knight

Wicked!

And here’s Harvey, our favorite DA!

Aaron Eckhart is Harvey Dent in Batman  The Dark Knight

You just gotta love him.

Dark Knight Teaser Trailer I

Dark Knight Teaser Trailer II… not really

You can catch more pics at our Batman Dark Knight T-Shirts page here.


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