Joker

villains of all times is the Joker, you may never know what's on his mind, but he sure is the most scariest and more ingenious villain of all time. The Joker is a great villain he can challenge Batman to push him beyond his limits, it seem's like the Joker is obsessed to make Batman see what he did wrong. The Joker and Batman are like 'brothers" Batman being the older brother and the Joker the youngest, the Joker will never kill Batman but they are destined to fight forever. The Joker sees the world as a

started to consider heroes and villains, like Batman and The Joker. Their perspective might be that The Joker is more courageous than Batman. I realized that all this had to do with people’s perspectives. Let’s look at the example above. I find Batman to have more courage than The Joker. Due to the danger that he puts himself in to protect people and to stop The Joker. On the other hand some people might support the fact that The Joker is more courageous, because he keeps trying even though he doesn’t

The Joker in the Modern World Is he the perfect foil to Batman? Dalingcebo Maseko The Joker has become a modern myth that exposes our innermost brittleness as a society, which, in some profound way, has come as a form of philosophical and political catharsis allowing us to reconsider the systems we hold dear. The Joker is a symbol of a new form of thinking. His methods, though subversive and excessive, are not irrational but rather well considered - he has a better understanding of the sane man than

hero and villain. There's many super hero but people never seem to give villain a thought. There are many villains but my personal favorite is the Joker from Batman: Dark Knight Rises. The Joker has a dark and creepy background which makes him more interesting and what makes him a villain. He's tricky and sets up traps for people such at Batman. The Joker has a criminal record of robbing banks, killing innocent civilians, and stealing cars and armored trucks. The Joker's past isn't something

Villains are supposed to be evil, but who's the best villain? In my opinion, The Joker is the best villain. One reason why I think The Joker is the best villain is because he has no superhuman powers. The Joker is just a normal human who has a different view of the world. Although, the hero in his movie doesn't have any superhuman powers, it's still impressive how he beats Batman in some situations. Since The Joker doesn't have powers in makes the movie more realistic, but not completely realistic

The Joker is often understood as Batman’s antithesis, as the yang to his yin, as the agent of chaos that threatens his need for order. Thus, while they function as opposites, they are also intrinsically tied to each other. In the case of the Clown Prince of Crime, Batman’s ‘’true’’ nemesis, this Trickster like quality is relevant. The Joker is a particular kind of commentary on Batman, one that essentially derives from the characters’ antithetical logics (order vs chaos). The Joker is not only

Batman and the Joker: vigilante justice The Dark Knight is one of the most realistic superhero movie ever made. The main theme of the movie is good versus evil. This theme is highlighted through the acts of Batman and the Joker. With the help of the district attorney and Jim Gordon, Batman aims to put an end to the remaining criminal organizations that plague the city of Gotham. Definition of superhero. Gotham is relatively peaceful until a criminal known as the Joker puts Gotham in a state of a

The Joker, as depicted in The Dark Knight and in most of his bronze age appearances, is generally seen as a symbol for anarchy and is considered the foil to Batman. Batman stands for a sense of justice, however distorted it may be, and retribution. While most interpretations of the Joker are much more focused on creating some form of chaos and typically doing so with a tortuous game or a forced situation that he places his target into, such as shooting Barbara Gordon in The Killing Joke as a way

live. However, a psychopathic, criminal mastermind arrives into the city and sets out against Harvey. This mastermind also known as The Joker plots many anarchist crimes for his own entertainment against the city. Batman and Harvey decide to team up to try and take down The Joker. Towards the end of the movie, Batman finally catches The Joker, but not after The Joker scars Harvey horrifically with acid to the face. Harvey then turns into a villain and calls himself Two-Face. He starts to commit various

Knight there is a third element in the form of Gothem's district attorney, Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart), at times referred to as Gothem's "white knight”. Heath Ledger gives a hauntingly beautiful performance as the lead villain, The Joker, in this film. Heath Ledger as The Joker is so convincing you almost believe