shauner111
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That’s what I mean. He can still be colourful and be inspired by classic monster villains. Inspiration doesn’t mean xerox copy.
I know, it's just that I get the sense that Reeves will lean super SUUUPER heavily into the gothic aesthetic. Which sounds cool mind you but I'd like him to pop a little more.That’s what I mean. He can still be colourful and be inspired by classic monster villains. Inspiration doesn’t mean xerox copy.
I’d do the opposite. Business scenes I’d have him dress more colourful. Creepy boogeyman stuff (in Arkham) go gothic.I know, it's just that I get the sense that Reeves will lean super SUUUPER heavily into the gothic aesthetic. Which sounds cool mind you but I'd like him to pop a little more.
Eh **** it. The darker muted colors making him look like Orlok almost can be saved for "business" scenes to make him look more professional or whatever. Aside from that I'd like a bit more color
My only thing with that is, would they even allow him to really wear anything in Arkham that isn't a prison jumpsuit or a straitjacket??I’d do the opposite. Business scenes I’d have him dress more colourful. Creepy boogeyman stuff (in Arkham) go gothic.
Honestly I feel like that's a little TOO grubby and casual for my personal tastes. Feels more appropriate for Hatter.Recently I was watching some old Steptoe and Son. I've just now found myself wondering whether the character of Albert Steptoe would provide an interesting jumping-off point for a potential Joker look. It's just old-fashioned and Victorian enough for my tastes, while simultaneously being as grubby, tasteless and Kramer-esque as Andy might like. Or at least, I think so.
I like the black coat and red bandana.
Recently I was watching some old Steptoe and Son. I've just now found myself wondering whether the character of Albert Steptoe would provide an interesting jumping-off point for a potential Joker look. It's just old-fashioned and Victorian enough for my tastes, while simultaneously being as grubby, tasteless and Kramer-esque as Andy might like. Or at least, I think so.
I like the black coat and red bandana.
It would be interesting if Joker is done similar to Michael Myers in the original Halloween for his introduction. Have him to be an escaped mental patient on the run. He starts off in a jumpsuit knifing people in what seems to be random murders. All the while he’s taking things like clothes, chemicals, laughing gas, sharp objects, a truck and so on.
Joker is slowly revealed throughout the film much like Michael as a sort of ghostly figure in the distance until he massacres all but one reporter at a news station. He has the reporter to read a “party invitation” to The Batman. When the reporter fails to do it as Joker is instructing from the background, Joker savagely kills the reporter then has a seat in front of the camera fully formed and delivers a short creepy and bizarre message himself.
Have it to be an intense slow burn building up to a horrifying laugh like Dracula.
It would be interesting if Joker is done similar to Michael Myers in the original Halloween for his introduction. Have him to be an escaped mental patient on the run. He starts off in a jumpsuit knifing people in what seems to be random murders. All the while he’s taking things like clothes, chemicals, laughing gas, sharp objects, a truck and so on.
Joker is slowly revealed throughout the film much like Michael as a sort of ghostly figure in the distance until he massacres all but one reporter at a news station. He has the reporter to read a “party invitation” to The Batman. When the reporter fails to do it as Joker is instructing from the background, Joker savagely kills the reporter then has a seat in front of the camera fully formed and delivers a short creepy and bizarre message himself.
Have it to be an intense slow burn building up to a horrifying laugh like Dracula.
This is exactly what I want to seeI love that idea. I'd love as well if they incorporated some of the ways Myers appears in the original Halloween. Could you imagine something like this, but all you see is the faint silhouette of a manic grin and wide eyes? Would be the stuff of nightmares
I'd take almost anyone over Defoe, I like him as an actor, I really do, but that'd be the single most boring thing I can imagine happening.
Im sorry Chap, I just prefer a road less traveled
I mean, I usually prefer him to be more expressive but idk. Maybe they could make it work. Especially since this isn't a super traditional universe anyways.Would it be too much for Joker to have a permanent grin? I remember Radiohead once did a photoshoot where they had their "imperfections" removed, and Thom Yorke looked creepy with this smile on his face. I think it would be unsettling if the Joker was constantly smiling.