The Batman Joker Image Edit Shows DC Villain's Full Face
A The Batman Joker image edit reveals a look at the DC villain's full face. The film from director Matt Reeves introduced Robert Pattinson as the titular superhero when it released in theaters on March 4. Met with both critical acclaim and ongoing success at the box office, The Batman is expected to establish another universe of movies and TV series for Warner Bros. that exists apart from the DCEU continuity.
As such, Reeves' film was free to reinterpret characters that had been adapted for the big screen just recently, including casting Barry Keoghan as the Joker in place of Suicide Squad and Zack Snyder's Justice League's Jared Leto. With The Batman's primary antagonist being Paul Dano's Riddler, the Clown Prince of Crime only appeared in a brief cameo scene within Arkham Asylum, which kept the character mostly obscured. However, a newly released The Batman Joker deleted scene revealed a much better look at Keoghan's villain as he exchanged dialogue with Batman through the reinforced glass of an Arkham visiting booth.
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While the deleted scene only showed portions of his face at a time, this The Batman Joker image edit from Twitter user @AaronBaileyArt reveals Keoghan's full look as the legendary character. While a viewer's gaze will continue to be drawn to his mangled lips and teeth, which display the significant scarring in this Joker design, the actor's eyes take on new significance in this composite image. Even as his mouth is contorted in a sinister grin, the villain's sunken eyes are steady and cold, a striking counter to Pattinson's intense, active stare throughout The Batman. Check out the original post below:
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