Spontaneous Combustion? I Am Heath Ledger Depicts a Soul That Burned Too Bright?

Is this a prophetic scene from Heath Ledger's movie 'Two Hands'?

I was writing a post about the Heath Ledger movie 'Two Hands' and came across the above screen shot in a movie where Heath's character plays a bank robber -

Pooh Poo-Pooed in China?

A kid sitting on the couch with a Batman mask painted on his face while their grandmother reads a book called 'Spontaneous Combustion'.

There was a lot of talk about burn out surrounding Heath's accidental death, from what I can remember and then I read a review of the documentary that was released this year about 

Heath Ledger. 

I Am Heath Ledger depicts a soul that burned too bright

"But the implication raised by more than a few of the people interviewed in this loving tribute is that Ledger burned a little too brightly to survive much longer than that.

“He was 50 in awake years,” as one old friend puts it, and everybody here—from lifelong pals, to family, to his agent, to admiring peers like Naomi Watts, Ben Mendelsohn, and Djimon Hounsou—remembers the late night phonecalls, early morning drop-ins, and limitless creative energy of a man who seemingly (no, actually) never slept."

 'Spontaneous Combustion' from 'Two Hands'

You just wouldn't read about these eerie synchronicities with your own 'Two Hands', would you?

The Joker card seemed to be in play in Heath's movie career long before he stepped into the Joker role which would bring home the gold.

(P.S. I strongly disagree with this guy's review of 'Two Hands' above, where he says Jimmy's girlfriend's role in the movie was irrelevant. I don't think so buddy)
That eerie scene from the movie 'Two Hands' at the top of this post reminds me of the eerie scene from the movie 'Dragon' and Brandon Lee's death soon after -
"Dragon" the Movie, 1993, Brandon's Death and Precognition???

There's that creepy Joker/Crow doll
 from the movie 'Dragon'

Brandon Lee as The Crow

Tribute to Bruce Lee by tonio48

Whitley Strieber, Bruce Lee and the Two Way Mirror Analogy

Heath Ledger in 'Two Hands'