Batman Screener Audiences Upset By Ledger Bodybag Scene Message Board and Comments

From all the comments I've read of people who knew Heath on the set, it seems he put his heart and soul, everything he had into playing this part. I think that it should be left as it was originally intended, to honor his final complete performance. I also agree with Gajonka, Nolan will almost certainly have a fairly good idea on Heath's thoughts on that scene. Ask him what he thinks.

the batman screener audience sounds like a bunch of f**k'n babies who need to get over it and realize ledger probably liked that scene.

Heath played his part in the film. Its art plain and simple. I positive Heath would've not done the scene if he felt that it would have create the freakishness that is the Joker.

This film should not be at the mercy of a lucky few. These people may not even be the proper audience to screen a film of this nature. THE FILM IS ABOVE THEM. ABOVE US ALL. Warner Brothers should ask NOLAN, what did HEATH think about the scene? Did he like it, did he feel it had an important visual required for the balance of the film. Did it give the audience additional color on his character, THE JOKER. Nolan will know, and then he must tell them. KEEP IT IN, the screeners sound like babies anyway. ~GAJONKA JOKER