The Dark Knight

The Joker In the film, The Dark Knight directed by Christopher Nolan, The Joker, one of Batman's most dangerous enemies whose aim is too push Batman to his ultimate limits, to break his personal rules and strict moral code. This, being the Jokers only reason to live, he has no fear of death and pain. The Joker is characterised as a calculating and logical criminal, a rebel with minimal empathy or moral and a nemesis who commits purposeless crime. Together these characteristics are developed through

The Dark Knight (2008) directed by Christopher Nolan, cinematography by Wally Pfister. The Dark Knight (2008), directed by Christopher Nolan is an action thriller that leaves you at the edge of your seat. Batman ( Christian Bale) battles with the antagonist Joker throughout the movie, while Batman mends the Jokers corruptions all through the city. I would recommend The Dark Knight and rate it a ⅘ because it displays many hidden motifs throughout. One of the motifs displays that even the

The movie the Dark Knight directed by Christopher Nolan, starring Heath Ledger and Christian Bale, exhibits a wide variety of different psychological principles and theories. The Dark Knight is about the popular superhero, originating from the year of our Lord nineteen thirty nine, Batman and his struggle to preserve the order in the city of Gotham, where he was born and raised. He is challenged by the strongest adversary he has ever met, a disturbed name that goes by the name the Joker, when he

Directed by Christopher Nolan, The Dark Knight is not a film normally considered a member of the western genre by any means. The western genre is meant to captivate a viewer with action on the frontier of the ol’ west. From bank robberies to mining towns wanted for land, the western brought many new film plots and characteristics to the big screen. The main appeal of westerns started dying off in the late 1900s but that has not stopped modern day film makers from producing them. Films such as

Burning. Massive flames. A dark shape emerges. Growing. Filling the space with blackness. Blinding light, moving over the towers of a city. The light closes in on the buildings, consuming them, consuming you. Can’t escape, can’t breathe, completely overwhelmed. When suddenly you hear “CUT!”, and find yourself on a movie set, watching a scene that just get shot, back in the real world. That feeling you experienced, surrendering yourself, your senses is called suspension of disbelief. The willingness

the villain” (The Dark Knight). There is a certain monstrosity that lives inside of everyone, and all it takes is a particular situation to highlight this truth. Monstrosity destroys the categories that humans tend to place objects and people into. When one contemplates what classifies as monstrous, many immediately consider biological categories that a monster might shatter. Nevertheless, a monster’s actions can also lead to a fracturing of categorization, such as in The Dark Knight (2008) when Gotham’s

The movie The Dark Knight (2008) is in the genre of superhero films. Superhero films are movies that deal with vigilantes saving the city from criminals. Since the release of superhero films, criminals have become more evil, heroes have become more violent and victims have become more innocent. They have also become more graphic and the crimes have become more unjustifiable. Crime is a key component of superhero hero films and is often used to show injustice towards the state. To control crime, society

Philosophical Analysis of The Dark Knight The Dark Knight, directed by Christopher Nolan, is an action-packed movie set in the fictional city of Gotham. It is a real-life film based on the marvelous comic book hero, Batman. Throughout the movie, there are many philosophical themes portrayed. After closely analyzing the film, I found that some of the most distinct ideas would be that of Hobbes’ theory of human nature. More specifically, Hobbes’ idea that without the security that society offers,

In the movie, The Dark Knight by Christopher Nolan, Joker, the immoral character, tries to create a state of dilemma in people’s point of view. This movie was aired in 2008, and it is known for its action and adventure genre. Joker tries to evoke the citizens of Gotham by putting them in dangerous terrorist attacks, in order to confuse them about the order verses disorders of the society. This essay will explore ideas such as good verses evil, socially accepted moralities. The film opens with a

the Dark Knight Rises remains to be everything a film needs to be to always remain a timeless classic. The method the team used to overwhelm the world with this immaculate trilogy was to create the last installment as more than just a film, but as a piece of art as well. Many methods were used to reach this profound approach to filmmaking, however it was the brilliant cinematography, the acting that brought the characters to life, and the director’s genius ending that transitioned the Dark Knight