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Both films have the Joker however they are both completely different versions of him with one more happy and joyful and the other being serious and creepy. Though both use symbolism shots to show there power it's clear that the news more focused on being creepy than joyful. Plus the music in the old helps carry the emotion and tonne while the new doesn't need it as on it's own the sense are creepy and represent the mood. The new barley uses music until the end and that's when batman goes mad and changes the shift. The timing on the music for both is perfect but you can tell they are completely different versions of the comic book world. Lighting is used for different reasons as well. The old uses it to hide characters and to show a transformation from a man into a monster while in the new it's used to show how dark and lonely the oker is and to show how evil and unsettling he can be. Props appear in the old to show how the man is rich with having expensive drinks around however due to the location in the new it only uses 3 props and they're very little and only effects the jokers image though it helps with the setting of an interrogation sense.

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The Dark Knight came out in 2008 and immediately became popular. a sequel to Batman Begins the film that brought Batman back after the train wreck that was Batman and Robin. Directed by Christopher Nolan and stared Christian Bale and Heath ledger. The film changed the film genre with its edgy story and dark themes. It most certainly had disturbing imagery and was praised as one of the best movies of all times. It followed Batman trying to protect his city against the Joker who is hell bent on sending gotham city into maddness

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Batman came out in 1989 and was a high massive risk. Directed by tim burton and staring Michael keanton and jack Nicolson. the movie followed the comic book hero Batman in his first big movie trying to take out the Joker while be chased down by the police. people were highly excited to the point where they only went to the cinema to watch the trailer. Though people were worried about the casting and keanton was seen as a comedy actor. However the film sold greatly and to this day is seen as one of the most important comic book films of all time.

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It starts with Commissioner Gordon entering a dark room with barley any light in an establishing shot to show the environment. He is only present in the light as it cuts to a close up of the joker surrounded in darkness as he talks in an uncomfortably creepy way to him. His face is only shown as he remains in the dark to not only represent how mad he truly is in the dark as black represents evil but to also give the joker a disturbing image to creep the audience out. The lack of music helps to imply the sinister and creepy present of the character. Both characters sit uncomfortably talking about a kidnapping. The joker is seen with cuffs to imply he's in an interrogation room but to also scare the audience as he is shown in chains but still appears creepy. As the Joker talk his close up face moves and sways around as he licks his lips in order to imply how insane and creepy the character is as it cuts to Jim in a midst staring at him coldly to imply fear in him. The Joker talks about loneliness which is symbolic as he's present in the dark on his own to show how people alone could end up like him. Jim removes his cuffs after an intense conversation and leaves to imply that he's fed up of him. Before he leaves jim hints to someone else is coming and leaves with a hint of joy on his face to imply he's going to enjoy something. The buzz coming from the steal door helps the audience feel like they're in a prison cell and helps build the atmosphere. Light suddenly appears in the room and Batman appears behind him. This shocks the audience and hints that a shift in tonne will happen.Batman hits Joker into the desk in a close up to imply Batman is angry and violent. The next shot cuts to the Joker complaining to help show that both characters are opposites. The smash on the desk is also incredibly loud to help the audience understand that it really hurt. it cuts to a close up of Batman to show his rage towards the Joker. he also looks down on him to imply his superior over him. He then proceeds to hit Joker in the hand with a long shot and then close shot after he tries telling a Joke. It silents him to imply to the audience that both characters are prepared to be dealt serious and helps carry the tonne of the film. Both characters be seated over the desk to once again show there opposites through the use of symbolism and they start to talk. Now serval characters dressed as smartly are in a dark room in an establishing shot watching the events involved and listen through a monitor as the voice sounds more robotic to indicate they're in separate rooms. It cuts to Batman and Joker with serval close up talking in completely different tonnes but on the same subject to once again show how different they are. Batman also has a plain angry face with a deep voice while the Joker gives off a more high pitch creepy voice as he licks his scares. The lack of music also creepy the audience out and makes the room feel haunted in a way. soon the joker gives a sinister laugh that creeps the audience out. The close up also shows more of his disfigured face and yellow teeth to give him an unsettling aru around the audience. The Joker also gives off these putting sounds to make him feel unsettling as he talks about batman being a freak. There music quickly intense as Batman grabs Joker and slams him into the wall with a loud band to not only show batman's aggression and violent nature. The noise also hints to him hurting the joker and a close up of joker against the wall in sues. It cuts to the people watching in a long shot looking worried at what will happen next and it reflects the viewers feelings towards the incident. Batman talks serious and Joker talks in a way that sounds like he's mocking Batman. He is also lifted up above batman to show his dominants in the over all plan. Batman soon smashes Joker on the table in a mid shot to express his rage to shock the audience and the music intense as the police rush to end the conflict before batman blocks of the door as a shot of a chair blocking the door shows and jim on the other side unable to get through. It now shows a shot of Batman hitting Joker on the floor screaming at him in rage with the music still giving off an intense vibe in order to sound thrilling to the audience and showing batman angry and his loss of control over his intense rage. As Joker feeds Batman more information he repeatedly beats him showing his straight however the Joker is laughing. This shows the audience that the Joker is a manipulator and clearly has an advantage despite his lack of power. It also makes the viewer want to see more and makes them know how evil the Joker can be.

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It starts off with an important man in the light dressed smart in a building. He is placed in the light and in night gear near alcohol to imply he's rich. he sounds shocked as a man surround in darkness approaches him. The music intense to imply he is dangerous and puts the audience in an atmosphere of fear to keep the audience
engaged. It cuts to the man in black taking in a sinister way as the camera shows an angle over his shoulder to hint at his superior place over the rich man. He comes closer as the music intense and hatred fills his voice as it cuts to a mid shot of the man who appears with a white face. This is done to make audience curious at his appearance. The rich man quickly drinks his drink in a close up shaking to indicate to the audience that he is terrified. The anger fills both characters however the man with the white face doesn't fear any threat to show how little death scares him. He approaches with a sinister laugh as the rich man tries acting breath but fails however the audience feels intense by the man. they try negotiating peacefully but it is clear to the audience by the white mans face he has no intention of it. He steps out the light and the music hits its high point as he approaches the camera and steps into the light to rival his new identity as the joker. It is also symbolic as his character is light and happy while his previous life was dark and grim so it shows him stepping into a new life. However it also shocks the audience from his sinister appearance. It cut to the rich man scared and the joker happy as he laughs and starts shooting him. the music also goes more jolly and happy in order to show how much the joker loves death and enjoys what he does. It also lightens the mood yet is still terrifying to the audience. to further his enjoyment he dances around while shooting the man and laughing to show how crazy he is to the viewers. The cartoon gun shot sounds also help suit the mood of the film as a comic book as the bullets sound very cartoony which suits the character and story of the film. It ends with a long shot of the joker laughing with his arms up to show his new power and control.

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Batman (1/5) Movie CLIP - You Can Call Me Joker (1989) HD

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Fav Movie Scenes - Joker's interrogation (The Dark Knight)

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See I'm not a monster... I'm just ahead of the curve.

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Batman

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The Dark Knight