How did The Joker know to set up a timed bomb room for two people if he thought Harvey Dent was Batman?

How did The Joker know to set up a timed bomb room for two people if he thought Harvey Dent was Batman?

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Because he didn't actually think Dent was Batman.

Retarded Movies Is Retarded.

None of that shitty, overpraised Bat Wank has any logic, so don't even try.

It's not like people could actually make Bill Gates or Warren Buffet poor with as stupid a scheme as TDKR featured; even any idiot schmo can get credit card theft protection above $50 but Bruce Wayne can be impoverished by idiots clealy only claiming to be him.

sorry the 4D chess goes over your simple monky brain

Eat the bluray pajeet

This

"For a while I thought you really were Dent"
The quote basically stated he did thought Dent was Batman but ultimately dismissed it. Probably was when his goons captured Dent so easily which probably made him thought, "ok that was pathetically easy, he's lying"

He did admit to Batman that he knew Harvey wanst Batsy.

Joker had psychic powers in the movie

He just improvises very fast on the fly. Normies are always amazed at Joker's insane planning skills in this movie, but I think he's just a clever guy with a very general idea of what he's doing who is very good at altering his plans at the last minute.

I think he really did believe that Dent was Batman, when he sees the Batmobile during the car chase he seems surprised to see it. We then hear him repeating Harvey's name when he gets in the driver's seat of the big truck. I think he was impressed/surprised to learn that Harvey was willing to put his own life on the line to try and protect Batman. I think it was around this point that he probably radioed his crew and told them to pick up Harvey instead of whoever he was originally planning to grab.

We know he wanted to grab Rachel, presumably because he saw Batman risk his life to save her earlier, and because he thought Harvey was Batman and that by kidnapping her he would really wreck Batman emotionally. But I'm not sure who the other choice would have been had Dent not been swapped in at the last minute.

Why did they keep a "security" cop who was capable of being mentally rattled by the joker in the same room as him? It would have been 20x smarter to keep the joker in the interrogation room with a swat team on standby incase he acts up.

Also, why did they decide to do shit with the dude with the bomb right out of the holding cell? In reality, they would have rushed him to the inhouse medbay they have in the PD.
also also, why was there literally like 10 cops stationed in the PD during the jokers escape?

I could find as many, if not more, stupid things in, especially Captain America - Civil War, from Tony being able to find Peter, from Peter being able to go to Europe on a minutes notice, meaning some poor Brooklyn teen has a passport, and meaning that some 15 year old, even a stupid twink who's choking on the Tiny Stank teeny weeny, is just going to go along with said Stank's stupid plan, which oh, also came together and got all those people together for that even stupider airport crap fest, not to mention all the contrived conviences and 'plotless plot devices' that pass for script writing in the Academy Award Winning MCU.

You're implying there was something realistic intelligent going on, which just goes to show your own stupidity.

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>what about Peter Parker's passport!
the absolute state of Sinfags

Tony knew where Peter was because he was researching him before Civil War obviously, and even if Peter doesn't have a passport that wouldn't have stopped Tony.

He said that he thought he was, actually

TDKR is awful that's not what this thread is about

Isn't the 4 dimension just time?

Even if he was wrong about harvey dent being batman, he still would have done damage to batman's reputation, ruined some guy's life, and caused some chaos. That's the important thing to the joker.

He said that he changed his mind

Not that it matters because the movie is pretty clear about Joker being a pathological liar who contradict himself literally all the time for fun and to manipulate people.

>that some 15 year old, even a stupid twink who's choking on the Tiny Stank teeny weeny, is just going to go along with said Stank's stupid plan
Why not?

>Not that it matters because the movie is pretty clear about Joker being a pathological liar who contradict himself literally all the time for fun and to manipulate people.
So I suppose this is the only was pop culture can write "smart" characters. Just establish them as liars so that whenever someone tries to criticizes your dumb writing, you can pretend it's not something they ACKSHUALLY meant. Youdkowski is crying tears of despair right now.

... well it should already be obvious that he knew Harvey Dent wasn't the Batman seeing as how he set up that whole bomb thing
>For a second, I thought you really were Dent...

Is a Superhero movie, al Superhero are silly, they are all flawed as fuck, Joker consistently contradcting himself all the time was fun and fresh because it contrast with almost every other supervillain that straight up give the the heroes his motivations, identity and backstory.

Superhero movies are fun, TDK was super fun
>inb4 I didn't like it
Too bad, maybe you will enjoy Snyder movies instead, or Gunn movies or Russos movies or Raimi or Whedon

>b-but TDK tries to be realistic
With Batman being a literal ninja? With crazy gas from Scarecrow? Nolan toned down some things to fit the trilogy tone just like Raimi did at Spider-Man but he clearly never tried to make something realistic.

The answer is the absolute sorry state of Gotham PD that facilitates the need for Batman in the first place.

>thought x2
Think the word is think.

Why are you talking about Marvel?