The Villan Rol Of The ‘Joker’ In The New Batman

THE VILLAN ROL OF THE ‘JOKER’ IN THE NEW BATMAN

With an extreme role of the perfect enemy of Batman, one of the most controversial characters that has taken to the big screen, the Joker, has been the adversary that has most experienced a series of transformations over time, starting on the screenGirl inside a television series played by César Romero to later jump to the cinema and be played by actors such as: Jack Nicholson, Heath Ledger, Jared Leto, and finally Joaquin Phoenix.

The Joker has been nothing more than a canvas for these actors to experience with madness, suffering, and even depression. Allowing the majority of the possibility of magnificently characterizing the character and impregnating a unique seal that defines them as a time in the character’s timeline.

César Romero played the Joker in the 60s, and had to adapt to the character because the laws did not allow a homicidal character and maniac. After his role, Nicholson’s turn was, this actor opted for a character with a mixture of versions obtained from the comics, and thanks to this he got a considerable percentage of the public to feel comfortable with the final idea.

However, it is in the latest adaptations of the villain where for many works of art that will claim will last over time, such is the case of Jared Leto, the penultimate in taking the role, since this actor created a characterof Gagnster, of a thug, and at the same time expressed being an egocentric man who did not care about anything else.

Leto played the Joker after the spectacular role that Heath Ledger played, as this actor made one of the most radical characterizations of Batman’s antagonist, and was widely recognized by the world.

In his character, Ledger showed a villain that he was looking for only chaos, little by little he was causing disorganization in society. And he got citizens to conflict with the Police because it made them believe that the actions of the citizen defender was incoherent. With his paralenguage he demonstrated detachment, insensitivity, delirium;The movement of her eyes denot. The way in which it laughed caused a sense of insecurity, it transported you to a surprise box where at any time a manic would come out to love you to kill you.

The main approach of the Ledger Joker was acting as an antagonist and at the same time Batman complement. His goal in life was not to kill him, it was to drive him crazy, to make him deranged, provoke a lack of reason, by then to try to make the world burn. What he wanted was to see the disorder, the loss of control, create confusion in order to feel part of something. 

Contrary to what we can see in the character of Joaquim Phoenix, because according to the director of the film, Phoenix plays a Joker that the only thing he is looking for is his identity, Arthur Fleck, the name with which he presents himself to the villain in the film, it really was a person who was aim to become a comedian. His biggest objective was to make people laugh. 

Unfortunately, he had no luck, because when he developed as a person suffering from a disease, in a society that was losing values, he caused him to experience excessive personal attacks in a considerable number of occasions. The character shows a strong contempt for most people and always expresses a feeling of rejection of all those who made fun of their shortcomings. His expressions were those of a person who was gradually losing his reason, he believed herself dreamed with her small comedy attempts, however, those same thoughts caused her to turn to madness.

From the moment he murdered the three workers of the Stock Exchange, he begins to express himself strangely. His parallenguage and his movements in the bathroom show that he begins to be born, moves his hands slowly from the center of his stomach to the throat and then did the floor. Implying that his character to initiated and that Porfin has found himself.

The way in which he dances, laughs and expressed ends up demonstrating that he is no longer the same person, his way of making comedy went from trying to cause laughs to becoming a comedian who finds the satisfaction of his work in the murders. Seeing people die, the suffering that causes, and above all, performing it with their own hands is what amuses it the most.

From a personal point of view, and trying to be as concise as possible, I consider that the Joker movie shows us many truths that can be experienced today.

It is not any other adaptation where it falls into incredible acid and mutates;It takes us to the darkest and sinister that the character can become, shows us the path of madness, and points out possible escape routes in which anyone with minimal experience can support.

It shows us what society thinks and feels, and where we can go in case of choosing our path. It makes it clear that madness is not something of a single person, demonstrates the impact that others generate on other people, and the scenario of what our words can cause can cause us.