Comments by "voteZDLR" (@voteZDLR) on "Flashback FM" channel.

Yeah, honestly the only other thing you can say to similar effect is "Even if you bank here, this money is FDIC insured anyway. You won't lose a thing. The bank will. No heroes then, alright?"
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@captainsaint7944 I don't. Go read about some of the weird shit he was doing on the set of Suicide Squad. He must have heard that Heath Ledger did some really weird things to get in character, which is true, but what Leto did actually effected everyone on set from the other cast members to the crew. Heath locked himself in a hotel room with a diary and drove himself legitimately insane. Jared Leto did the opposite, he decided to make sure everyone else bore just as much of the brunt of his "method" acting side effects as he did himself. It was said what he was doing wasn't even method acting, it was just him being an asshole to everyone else. Nobody wanted to deal with it anymore. And good thing, too, I didn't really even like the Joker movie but I thought Joaquin's take on the Joker was at least fresh and interesting. The plot is what really failed that one. The performance was great, though.
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@XDNA POISON It's not entirely original, I got it from Breaking Bad originally but the fact is banks are required to carry FDIC insurance. In the episode "Peek-A-Boo" when Jesse is basically holding those two tweakers up for holding Skinny Pete up, the tweaker says he can pay Jesse back another way, they got this safe in their backyard and "BECAUSE it's FDIC insured, the customers of the bank will be unaffected" -- the only one affected will be the bank. This is after Jesse exclaims "Wait, that's my bank!" when he realizes the ATM was stolen from his own bank. If it's a line in Payday I am not sure, but it's true in concept though.
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@ٴۥٴٴٴ I'm gay.
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Lying is a sin you know
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Yeah hahaha I remember the first time I ever saw Terminator 1 and 2. I was like eight years old. And I watched it with my friends who were all around the same age on VHS video TAPE. These movies are masterpieces. Maybe not a good idea to let someone that young watch them but honestly there's worse things people could see at that age.
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@ٴۥٴٴٴ You know, lying is a sin. Da din din din. A sin din. din.
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"I'll crush him in one blow" "Why so many arms then?" I think that would've been a good line, too, but he says "Alright, let's dance" instead lol
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@crt1848 .......... then proceeded to cut him out of the majority of the movie. OK. Sure. Got it. That makes complete and total sense, even by 2020 standards. He's so great he gets to be in the director's cut of Justice League now, a movie nobody saw to begin with and nobody will see going forward, with his forgettable take on the Joker. No doubt. I am a Leto fan and that role was embarrassing for him, and no, the antics haven't been explained. I just looked it up. There is no evidence to suggest the execs told them to do it, that they were all "in on it", or anything even remotely close to that. And besides, the proof is in the pudding, if that was all just for "promotional stunts" it makes no sense that he's not a prominent role, or prominently featured despite the trailers and what they all indicated, in the film at all. Period.
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This movie was critically acclaimed both then and now. What you mean?
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@JD_tcb Yeah and someone else had commented it is also in the game Payday 2 but it appears the comment is no longer there? Anyway yeah you hear people say that in movies, shows, games, etc all the time but it's only true up to a certain amount. I mean for all intents and purposes it will cover most of the damage from a typical bank robbery but I don't know the exact amount where it is cut off at, probably several hundred thousand if not a few million dollars but don't quote me on that.
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@davidnavarro4821 I need to go watch Heat again I think after reading all these comments again lol. Not that I don't remember the line I just wanna see it again, it's been a while. Such a badass movie
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@SuperDavidGnomo Money is the lifeblood of every modern society. I mean yeah it's not a perfect system but it's the best system of trade and value humans have devised so far. Unless you are one of those people who can go out in the woods and survive year round off of the land, you need money to survive not even just in America, basically every civilization on the face of the Earth nowadays.
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@schm147 Which is satisfactory for most customers.
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2:59 "Stick around"
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My personal favorite rendition of the Joker is still Heath Ledger's, but this one wasn't really trying to be that. Heath Ledger's joker, to have an origin story about him would defeat the purpose of the character. That character's strength lied in the mystery behind him. Every single time he would tell people how he got the scars, he'd give a different answer every time. Joaquin Phoenix's Joker, however, oozes with realism in a way that not even Heath's did. We found out that he was in fact some low-rent clown, so he knew how to apply face paint so it actually looks refined and smooth for clown makeup whereas Heath's looks crude and done by someone without necessarily the patience to make it "look perfect". It was chaotic in nature, just like he was, as opposed to Joaquin's relatively calm Joker by the end. Joaquin's Joker by the very end has undergone a metamorphosis. He's no longer concerned with getting his medication -- he's no longer having uncontrollable fits of laughter. He's in fact very much in control of himself and his movement by the end. And Heath's Joker was decidedly, by definition, blissfully out of control. They both worked in different ways, but if there is a Joker 2 (and there almost certainly will be) I hope we get to see him building his criminal empire with maybe some hints that a young Bruce Wayne is ... mourning and reclusive after the death of his parents, and we see that he hates the "clown movement" ostensibly led by this Joker character to such an extent he becomes obsessed and that is what motivates him to undergo all the training he needs to become Batman. I don't think we will actually see Batman until movie 3, if that ever gets made (and probably won't) but the idea is that's where it would be going if they wanted it to. It would also have to be at least like 10-15 years in the future I would guess, too. Joker himself always in and out of Arkham Asylum.
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