Christopher Nolan"s Joker Origin Was Always The Right Answer - As If You Didn"t Know

Christopher Nolan"s The Dark Knight is the right answer to Joker"s DC origins, which you probably know already. With the release of Joker: Folie à Deux, the conversation surrounding his notoriously contentious characterization has reignited. The ending of Joker: Folie à Deux, meanwhile, reminded everyone of the Joker whose crown has yet to be stolen - namely, Heath Ledger"s rendition in The Dark Knight.
The Dark Knight was the second in Christopher Nolan"s celebrated Dark Knight trilogy and swiftly became one of the best Batman movies ever made. While every character featured in The Dark Knight had a large part to play in its success, Heath Ledger"s terrifyingly frenetic Joker was a standout positive that reshaped the character in a way that was universally applauded. Ledger set a new standard that puts the pressure on successive portrayals to match, with one key trait that puts him leagues ahead.
Why The Joker's Origin Is So Hotly Debated The Joker's Origins Are Not Exactly Definitive Close Debates around a comic book character"s origins are par for the course, with many movie adaptations taking creative liberties in their attempts at originality to varying degrees of success. This is, at least, the case for characters whose backstories are clear-cut, like Batman. Joker, meanwhile, is distinctive insofar as his origin story is decidedly more malleable, with several comics exploring different origin stories.


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