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Topic	New ERB - Joker v. Pennywise
Zeus 11/26/19 8:44:03 PM #14:	...just noticed that I missed the October one (Vlad vs Dracula), which was really good. Granted, it won me over almost immediately with "You call that a nightmare, I call that a Tuesday." JoanOfArcade posted... Zeus posted... Oooh, now this is an intriguing match-up. I loved when the Joker explained his joke. Otherwise there were a few good riffs in there, although not as much as I'd hoped. We also didn't get to see any of the other Joker versions or much in the way of references to his multiple origins. He referred to Jack Nicholson Mark Hamill, Cesar Remero, Jared Leto and Joaquin Phoenix on top of IT name dropping Heath Ledger. So I guess you didn't listen to it ...I must have missed the part when those versions of the Joker actually appeared. Hell, you must have as well, since you didn't cite when they showed, just when their names were referenced either directly or alluded to ("a phoenix to play me") Black_Crusher posted... My favorites: Billy Mays vs. Ben Franklin Clint Eastwood vs. Bruce Lee The Artists vs. The Turtles Batman vs. Sherlock Holmes Picasso vs. Bob Ross The Russian leaders vs. the Russian leaders The Scrooge Christmas special Trump vs. Hillary, but only for Lincoln's cameo (EAGLE!!) I loved most of those (although not the Picasso one), but the Lincoln part at the end sucked since they didn't slap Hillary. I think my favorites are: Clint Eastwood vs. Bruce Lee Elvis vs Michael Jackson Alexander the Great vs Ivan the Terrible Gordon Ramsay vs Julia Chiles Sinatra vs Freddie Mercury Julius Caesar vs Shaka Zulu Billy Mays vs. Ben Franklin J. R. R. Tolkien vs. George R. R. Martin Mythbusters vs Ghostbusters Artists vs TMNT GanonsSpirit posted... My favorite is Spielberg vs Hitchcock. Also love that one, mostly for the Michael Bay stuff at the end. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. <cite>Zeus posted [p:930749561] in New ERB - ... [t:78192360]...</cite> <quote>...just noticed that I missed the October one (Vlad vs Dracula), which was really good. Granted, it won me over almost immediately with "You call that a nightmare, I call that a Tuesday." JoanOfArcade posted...</cite> <quote>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Oooh, now this is an intriguing match-up. I loved when the Joker explained his joke. Otherwise there were a few good riffs in there, although not as much as I'd hoped. We also didn't get to see any of the other Joker versions or much in the way of references to his multiple origins.</quote> He referred to Jack Nicholson Mark Hamill, Cesar Remero, Jared Leto and Joaquin Phoenix on top of IT name dropping Heath Ledger. So I guess you didn't listen to it</quote> ...I must have missed the part when those versions of the Joker actually appeared. Hell, you must have as well, since you didn't cite when they showed, just when their names were referenced either directly or alluded to ("a phoenix to play me") Black_Crusher posted...</cite> <quote>My favorites: Billy Mays vs. Ben Franklin Clint Eastwood vs. Bruce Lee The Artists vs. The Turtles Batman vs. Sherlock Holmes Picasso vs. Bob Ross The Russian leaders vs. the Russian leaders The Scrooge Christmas special Trump vs. Hillary, but only for Lincoln's cameo (EAGLE!!)</quote> I loved most of those (although not the Picasso one), but the Lincoln part at the end sucked since they didn't slap Hillary. I think my favorites are: Clint Eastwood vs. Bruce Lee Elvis vs Michael Jackson Alexander the Great vs Ivan the Terrible Gordon Ramsay vs Julia Chiles Sinatra vs Freddie Mercury Julius Caesar vs Shaka Zulu Billy Mays vs. Ben Franklin J. R. R. Tolkien vs. George R. R. Martin Mythbusters vs Ghostbusters Artists vs TMNT GanonsSpirit posted...</cite> <quote>My favorite is Spielberg vs Hitchcock. </quote> Also love that one, mostly for the Michael Bay stuff at the end. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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