DC Joker Movie (Non-DCEU)

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Batman '89 and Joker were both Joker origin stories.

That film really created the template for quick villain origins in superhero films.

 

[Wor-Gar]

The villains in Batman almost all have some unusual deformity as a result of some event that people want to know about. Its natural to show their demise into villainy: acid vat, sewer toss, fall into cats, fall into cryo-vat, acid in face, poisoned -- lots of acid and falls.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

 

[jye4ever]

He smashed a car better than EG Hulk.


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[Wor-Gar]

Someone needs to write this over him:

1 Billion+

No China

Beat Star Wars with an R rating

 

[ironwez20]

Romero
Ledger
Nicholson
Leto



Leto's actually the only real Joker among them - he both fell into the acid unlike Ledger, and didn't die by the end of the film unlike Nicholson.

The Dark Knight trilogy is a great watch, but weirdly truncates the life of Batman to a career of less than 3 years, therefore also truncating the Joker's career since the two are binary.

Joker was just weird, and Phoenix as a wannabe puppet doesn't even count as the character. He's the equivalent of Gotham's Jerome.

Romero is simply the creepiest, maddest clown Joker.

2016 - trying to hard

 

[ironwez20]

Someone needs to write this over him:

1 Billion+

No China

Beat Star Wars with an R rating

Damn son. A movie about a mentally ill clown beat out the last movie in the biggest sci-fi franchise of all time. And people said the ST didn?t do damage

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Damn son. A movie about a mentally ill clown beat out the last movie in the biggest sci-fi franchise of all time. And people said the ST didn?t do damage

Biggest Sci-fi? Not anymore, the MCU owns that too.

 

[Captain Clown]

I think Letoker would’ve thrived without David Ayer. He had the makings to be a good Joker, even with the tattoos and stuff. They definitely, subtle-y took some slightly inspirations from the BTAS incarnation, especially when he went down in the helicopter but showed up alive at the end, I remember it seemed like the Joker died so many times in BTAS. I liked that there was a Joker with real henchmen again, that fell into a vat of acid, etc etc. Leto was a great casting choice too. It’ll forever be one of those elements of wasted potential in the DCEU.

 

[Blood Electricity]

I think Letoker would?ve thrived without David Ayer. He had the makings to be a good Joker, even with the tattoos and stuff. They definitely, subtle-y took some slightly inspirations from the BTAS incarnation, especially when he went down in the helicopter but showed up alive at the end, I remember it seemed like the Joker died so many times in BTAS. I liked that there was a Joker with real henchmen again, that fell into a vat of acid, etc etc. Leto was a great casting choice too. It?ll forever be one of those elements of wasted potential in the DCEU.

I tend to agree, although I blame the studio meddling more than ayers.

Actually, I think you could re-use him and fix some aesthetic and hed be a great villain versus harley if BOP warrants a sequel.

He is certainly the most unlikable joker, so I would play that up as much as possible.




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[ironwez20]

Nah bop ain?t getting no sequel and this joker is dead and buried. The most cringeworthy acting i e ever seen. 90 percent of it was his fault. Acting like an ***** on set and doing his own thing.

I can?t believe they actually thought that joker design was passable. Like they had to spell it out for you that he is damaged and insane by giving him these stupid tats. Glad that didn?t catch on and is done for

 

[Captain Clown]

I tend to agree, although I blame the studio meddling more than ayers.

Actually, I think you could re-use him and fix some aesthetic and hed be a great villain versus harley if BOP warrants a sequel.

He is certainly the most unlikable joker, so I would play that up as much as possible.




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Yeah, I really think he was meant to be hated/annoying. Between the tattoos and all the deleted scenes where he abuses Harley and ultimately was going to leave her for dead after she was going to stay with the SKWAD instead of going with him, I think he could’ve been a really unique take. Sadly at the end I don’t think that’s what WB wanted, and wanted him to be more of a mainstay like Hiddleston’s Loki and not an abusive sicko.

They definitely should’ve played into how unlikeable he was. That would’ve been great.

 

[Blood Electricity]

Yeah, I really think he was meant to be hated/annoying. Between the tattoos and all the deleted scenes where he abuses Harley and ultimately was going to leave her for dead after she was going to stay with the SKWAD instead of going with him, I think he could?ve been a really unique take. Sadly at the end I don?t think that?s what WB wanted, and wanted him to be more of a mainstay like Hiddleston?s Loki and not an abusive sicko.

They definitely should?ve played into how unlikeable he was. That would?ve been great.

Totally. I think most, if not all, live action jokers have had a tendency to steal the show and become more sympathetic to the audience. I think an unlikable, truly villainous joker would be an interesting take


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[e30ernest]

Biggest Sci-fi? Not anymore, the MCU owns that too.

I thought Star Wars was never Sci-Fi?

Always thought of it more towards the Fantasy genre than Sci-Fi.

 

[Victοr]

Star Wars is Soft Sci-Fi. Same as Star Trek.

 

[Wor-Gar]

I wouldn't call the MCU sci-fi.

 

[Victοr]

I wouldn't call the MCU sci-fi.

Eh, depends. GotG is Soft Sci-Fi. Iron Man the same. Doctor Strange has more in common with Soft Sci-Fi than Fantasy. It's honestly just Cape****, but it gets described as "Sci-Fi" because it's got lasers, "NANOMACHINES, SON", special serums, aliens and all that stuff. "Sci-Fi" in general has lost its meaning.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

I wouldn't call the MCU sci-fi.

The main films are about people fighting, aliens, a crazy robot, and a Purple alien using time travel across the universe.

 

[jye4ever]

MCU is SciFi fantasy

Don?t you dare label SW as SciFi


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[Victοr]

Don't you dare label SW as SciFi

It's Soft Sci-Fi; that's why the tag exists.

-"B-But it's Space FANTASY cause it's got TK! BRB, gotta watch my Hard Sci-Fi Stark Trek with its literal ****ing ghosts of the dead walking around".

It's Soft Sci-Fi. It always was. X-Men is classified as "Sci-Fi" when the "Mutant Gene" is more unrealistic than straight up Occult Magic.