Mayor Copperfield

[poobah103]

 Okay, so by now, just about everyone who was going to see "The Dark Knight" has probably already done so... two or three times. And so I'm not going to go on about how great Heath Ledger was as "The Joker" (it was an Oscar-worthy performance, which, in this day and age, is an argument against it winning an Oscar), or what a disturbingly-good job

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[tovahn]

This.

[poobah103]

...?

[tovahn]

Oh, uhm.. I agree. 'This' post is what I would have said but you put it very succinctly.

[tovahn]

That.. is what 'this' means in response to a post. Or comment. In whichever case.

[poobah103]

Ah, I see.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed. The fact that Chris Nolan never pointed it out on-set means it must have been *intentional*... so either they're setting up the Mayor as a villain for a future Batman movie (I don't remember "Eyeliner Man" from the comics, but he'd probably fit in well with most of Batman's Rogues Gallery), or the producers of "The Dark Knight" are up to something far more sinister.