Batman's dark knight created the worst clown in movie history. How to evaluate this role?

The Batman trilogy series directed by Christopher Nolan has been called the pinnacle of superhero movies by film critics, especially the second film, The Dark Knight, which has occupied the top spot in the ibmd charts for a long time. One of the key factors for the success of The Dark Knight is the role of the clown.

There are two reasons for the success of this role: one is that the role is well set, and the other is that the actor interprets it well. ?

Let's talk about actors first. Heath Ledger won the Best Actor Award at the 8 1 Academy Awards for this film. It is said that he locked himself in his room for six weeks to try to figure out the clown's heart. His performance in The Dark Knight was really admirable. Some people still insist that he committed suicide because he was deeply involved in the film.

Looking at the role setting, the clown is an extreme anarchist who loves to create chaos. He is by no means a simple criminal. He has a set of theories that he believes in, which successfully hinders Batman's plan to train a bright knight in the city and induces Dent to go to the same extreme as him. He is a man of great attainments in psychological research. He is good at creating life and death dilemmas that test human nature. His behavior seems illogical, but in fact everything is under control.

The relationship between Batman and the clown in the whole movie is not quite the same as that of the villains in other superhero movies, but there are many elements between them. In a conversation with Batman in prison, the clown once said, "I don't want to kill you. Your existence makes me complete. " Indeed, both want to change the existing system.

As an extreme anarchist, the clown wants to achieve his goal by creating chaos and making everything start all over again. Batman has always been a firm current order, hoping to achieve his goal through internal reconstruction. The main story line of The Dark Knight is that Batman hopes that people like Dent can use the legal system to save today's declining city as a bright knight, instead of using himself as a dark knight as an extra-legal force to protect the city forever. So he doesn't kill clowns. Of course, it's a pity that Dent was finally corrupted by the clown design, and Batman can only take the blame for killing the "Bright Knight" and rarely appears again.

The existence of clowns greatly enriches the role of Batman. The clown is like his dark side. Batman takes the road of fighting violence with violence. Although I have top self-control and good moral standards to restrain my behavior, I can't deny that he didn't enforce justice through judicial channels, which can be said to be "illegal". The clown exists to let the public see this loophole in Batman, so that the superhero is destroyed.