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The Dark Knight " Saga tribute to Antigua? The Joker

This analysis will bring something I've been thinking deeply. These are some elements of The Dark Knight that are very similar to the first series of Batman, especially with the films of Tim Burton. There are some pictures that I found so I apologize.

1. The Joker was a criminal gang disguised as clowns, that reminds me Cirque du Triangle lot, the clowns who were under the command of the Penguin in Batman Returns

2. The scene where the Joker appears before the mob and attack one of them to "pencil disappear" reminds me of the scene where Nicholson's Joker zaps a mobster. Both are attacked by the Joker in the middle of a conversation between mafiosi.

3. The scene where the Joker breaks into the party, like the scene where the Penguin comes into the party of Max Shreck. Only did the Joker threatening the entire world and the flying Penguin soil.

4. In that same scene, when Joker stalked Rachel I remember when Nicholson's Joker stalked Vicky Vale. Only the Ledger Joker told him the story of his scars and was about to cut your mouth.

5. The scene where the Joker appears desmaquillado reminds me a little to the scenes of Jack Nicholson when the face makeup for Jack Napier. Both had a smile that is not able to draw the mouth.

6. In this movie and Batman Returns Batman we see a repudiated by society. In the work of Tim Burton we see the Penguin and Catwoman committing crimes and putting Batman at the scene of crime Batam pretending it was who committed the crimes. We see Batman in TDK hated by the city and blame it bring more destruction, rather than delete it and want to be delivered to the Joker.

7. The scene where Batman destroys the Batmobile to make its appearance very much like the Batpod and the scene where the Batmobile for Batman disarms Passing through a narrow alley in Batman Returns. Being honest, I liked the Batpod as it was a better sequence.

8. One of my favorite scenes where the Joker gives Batman face mounted on the Batpod reminds me of the scene where Nicholson's Joker in Batman faced Batiplano. Both scenes I liked, but in the background are different

9. Although you can not believe, the best movie ever has a resemblance to the worst movie ever. Joker exhaust (do not know why) reminds me of the escape of Mr. Freeze in Arkham in Batman and Robin. The big difference is that the Joker's escape was an escape with class and style, plus it was all coldly calculated by the cruel murder, while the ice man was helped to escape in an "operation" totally stupid.

10. What horror (and AMAZING) that looks Two-Face in this film is very similar to two films. In Batman, the scene where a mobster electrocuted Joker and Batman Returns, in the scene where Max Shreck is electrocuted Catwoman. Perhaps Nolan showed us an example of how he had been the Two Faces of Tim Burton

11. The final battle scene where the Joker falls off the building, could almost be a copy of the death of Nicholson's Joker, but Batman saves the Joker, because their morals are not allowed to kill.

12. The scene where Batman and Gordon try to take Harvey reason, but they see that he is toltalmente taken by madness, similar to scene where Batman, Catwoman reveals her identity to try to persuade her, but she is taken by madness.

12. Finally, The Dark Knight and Batman Returns are only two Batman movies with sad endings. The scene where the penguin dies is totally disturbing and sad, melancholic background music, depicting the sad life of the animal and its sad end. Reaching an end to mourn. The end of TDK is less melancholic, but easily excited. Seeing Batman accused of the murders of Harvey, for his legend Matenga and showing the consequences of this act was a sad scene. With an exciting background music, all asking to see the final was PART THREE!

Well, this is all the analysis I've done. I must say it looked more like a comparison with Batman Returns. I hope you liked my analysis. Soon I will come to a new analysis, what? Winner of the survey.

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