The Dark Knight in my opinion one of the best movies ever made. The color, editing, sound effects, and acting are superb. Growing up a Batman and superhero fan you would even appreciate this film even more. I think it is the best Batman film made to date. If you have not seen I would highly suggest watching this film. The rest of this film will be an analysis of different dynamics of the Dark Knight. Batman (Christian Bale) is hoping to hand on his fighting obligations to D.A Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) yet when Batman’s cards are on the table the convoluted mastermind who goes by the designation of the Joker (Heath Ledger), forces the masked vigilante to contravene everything he ever stood for. Director Chris Nolan considered the
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Today’s Batman comics show Batman as an authentic man with authentic and varied dilemmas. Due to these transmutations Batman is now one of the most pristine and adored comic book heroes. Nolan’s interpretation is a variety of the precedent comics. It includes the violence of the First Batman commixed with the intricacy and realism of today’s modern comics. Yet the difference from the films perspective is astronomical. Unlike the 1966 version where everything in Batman seems comical and Batman’s suit is composed of what looks to be Latex. Batman has thankfully handed this in for a suit able to withstand virtually anything and an immensely colossal armored car. Not only this but Batman’s whole life appears to of transmuted for instance, in the pristine Batman he is optically discerned in daylight throughout the film yet throughout the latest film Batman is not visually perceived in daylight during the whole two and a moiety hours. Another immensely colossal change is the fact that in the pristine Batman the fighting is not very authentic coercing the film to be less dramatic yet in the latest Batman the fighting is prodigiously authentic and very tense. Not only Batman but the Joker has transmuted dramatically …show more content…
The makeup has transmuted virtually as much as the actors, for instance in the antecedent films the makeup on the Joker is always impeccably in place where as in the latest film the Jokers make up becomes faded in components making him seem more authentic and sinister. Throughout every film though the Joker perpetually explicates his devious plans. The Jokers signature laugh appears identically tantamount as always yet the phrases seem to of transmuted. Not only the Joker but throughout the latest film Christian Bale does an impeccable job of playing the Batman, from fighting scenes through to an interrogation scene between the Batman and the Joker. This scene in which Ledger worked with Bale ended up being a rather antagonizing interrogation between the Joker and the Batman and this mad Joker. Bale sincerely relished working with ledger as he reiterates during an interview. “He was authentically good company. I genuinely relished it when someone is pushing you to work as much as he did.” Yet a remote reprehension is needed
Today’s Batman comics show Batman as an authentic man with authentic and varied dilemmas. Due to these transmutations Batman is now one of the most pristine and adored comic book heroes. Nolan’s interpretation is a variety of the precedent comics. It includes the violence of the First Batman commixed with the intricacy and realism of today’s modern comics. Yet the difference from the films perspective is astronomical. Unlike the 1966 version where everything in Batman seems comical and Batman’s suit is composed of what looks to be Latex. Batman has thankfully handed this in for a suit able to withstand virtually anything and an immensely colossal armored car. Not only this but Batman’s whole life appears to of transmuted for instance, in the pristine Batman he is optically discerned in daylight throughout the film yet throughout the latest film Batman is not visually perceived in daylight during the whole two and a moiety hours. Another immensely colossal change is the fact that in the pristine Batman the fighting is not very authentic coercing the film to be less dramatic yet in the latest Batman the fighting is prodigiously authentic and very tense. Not only Batman but the Joker has transmuted dramatically …show more content…
The makeup has transmuted virtually as much as the actors, for instance in the antecedent films the makeup on the Joker is always impeccably in place where as in the latest film the Jokers make up becomes faded in components making him seem more authentic and sinister. Throughout every film though the Joker perpetually explicates his devious plans. The Jokers signature laugh appears identically tantamount as always yet the phrases seem to of transmuted. Not only the Joker but throughout the latest film Christian Bale does an impeccable job of playing the Batman, from fighting scenes through to an interrogation scene between the Batman and the Joker. This scene in which Ledger worked with Bale ended up being a rather antagonizing interrogation between the Joker and the Batman and this mad Joker. Bale sincerely relished working with ledger as he reiterates during an interview. “He was authentically good company. I genuinely relished it when someone is pushing you to work as much as he did.” Yet a remote reprehension is needed