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Not every actor in the DCEU has been happy with their decision! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

While acting in a giant Hollywood superhero movie might seem like a dream to comic book fans and aspiring actors alike, for some stars, the dream is actually more of a nightmare. Whether it’s costume conundrums, fights with the director, a performance left on the cutting room floor, a bad time at the box office, or whatever the reason, there are a handful of actors who have gone on record to express their displeasure at having been a part of these DC movies. From George Clooney and his plastic nipples in Batman & Robin, which has actually been called one of the worst movies ever made, to Tommy Lee Jones who hated Jim Carrey so much that it made Batman Forever a terrible experience. Sean Connery actually blames his time on League of Extraordinary Gentlemen for why he quit acting, Matthew Goode couldn't handle how much the fans seemed to hate him in The Watchman before it even came out, and Marion Cotillard didn’t like that she was billed as only a love interest for all of The Dark Knight Rises. Jared Leto is just as confused as we are by his Joker in Suicide Squad (please don’t open any mail from him, ever), Josh Brolin thought Jonah Hex could have been much better, Halle Berry accepted her Razzie Award for Worst Actress for Catwoman, Ryan Reynolds hated Green Lantern so much he actually went back in time and killed himself over it, and finally, Ben Affleck has become a sad, sad Affleck ever since taking on the role of Batman.

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SEAN CONNERY
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The infamous "Martha" scene might be the most talked about moment of Batman V Superman! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

Movie making is a hard job. You put all of your heart into something and then people go online and say that your movie isn’t good enough. And while it’s not fun to hear criticism, especially from people who never made a film and never will, at time that criticism isn’t wrong.
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a film that came out in early 2016, but over two years later, fans still argue about it online. Endless debates about every little scene between fans who consider the film a masterpieces and fans who see it as a failure.
But we are not here to bash Batman v Superman, we are here to simply offer a potential fix to one of the most talked about and one of the most controversial moments in the film – That Martha scene.
Whether you consider the film as a masterpiece or not, you have to admit that the reaction for the Martha scene wasn’t very positive. We can debate and argue for years about the meaning of the scene, but in the end of the day, it doesn’t matter what is under the surface, what matters is how the scene affected the audience.
And so, since the Martha scene didn’t work as well as it might have, we are here to FIX this moment in Batman v Superman.
And our idea will be to alter the scene, and go with another story. A story that could have made BvS a much better movie.

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The Joker has gone through some pretty big transformations on the big screen! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

Check out this video on The Evolution Of The Joker from our friends at CBR! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtSq_...

The Joker is not just one of Batman’s biggest foes, but he is one of the greatest movie villains of all-time. It seems like no matter who is playing the character, fans are drawn to the dark villain and the way he has evolved over the years. One of the more iconic looks of the Joker comes from his clown-face style. In 1989’s Batman we see a more traditional Joker while characters from The Dark Knight and Suicide Squad have taken a completely different approach.

Of course, you cannot talk about the Joker without referring to his violent ways. The Joker has a penchant for violence, including attacks on others, women, and whole groups of citizens. We’ve seen him kill easily, rob banks, and shoot others without giving it a second thought. But where exactly did the Joker come from? We will explore his origins in all of the movies, including films which didn’t even include a backstory. Watch to see how the Joker has totally changed over the years, depending on the project he has been in. While Batman remains really similar, you truly never know what to expect when it comes to The Joker! Even as you get used to seeing The Joker in other versions, you will have no clue what to expect with the 2019 Joker solo movie. The Joker will have a whole new backstory, some crazy violence and shocking moments Batman fans can’t wait to see. It could be one of the most prolific versions of the Joker yet!

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Did The Dark Knight reveal Joker's true origin or could he actually be the real hero of the movie? Subscribe for more Theory Battles: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

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Heath Ledger’s portrayal of the Joker in Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Dark Knight’ is probably in everyone’s list of best superhero movie acting performances, if not just MOVIE performances. The character was such a mystery and a perfect villain to Christian Bale’s Batman that countless theories about him have popped up over the years. In today’s theory battle, we’re going to be taking a look at two amazing theories about the Joker that just might be true. The first is that the Joker is the actual hero of the movie. It sounds weird, but the guy really improved life in Gotham. The other is that The Joker is ex-military. It really explains a lot of mysterious things about the character. Check out the video and let us know which one you think is the most likely to be true!

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Join us as we look back on Heath Ledger's iconic portrayal of The Joker as well as his tragic death. Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

Heath Ledger's brilliant Joker is arguably the greatest comic book movie villain of all time.

At the very least, the antagonist from 2008's The Dark Knight is right up there with the likes of Terence Stamp's General Zod (Superman II), Ian McKellen's Magneto (the X-Men franchise), and Tom Hiddleston's Loki (the Marvel Cinematic Universe) in contention for that title.

This documentary will chronicle the story of the iconic character from beginning to end, in truly fascinating detail.

It will look at the initial casting of the Joker - including the other actors in contention for the role - and the initial backlash (which now looks a little silly) that it caused. It will look at Ledger's preparation for the role and how seriously he took it. It will look at his tragic death, the circumstances surrounding it, and the idea that his dedication to the role of the Joker might have been the cause of it. It will look at the critical acclaim he posthumously received - including the awards he won - for being so brilliant in the role. It will look at the love and admiration he had from his peers - including those who worked alongside him on The Dark Knight. And it will look at the legacy he left, ten years on from his death.

We hope you enjoy the video! Are you a big fan of Heath Ledger's Joker? Please leave a comment letting us know what your thoughts. And don't forget to subscribe to Screen Rant's YouTube channel, so you never miss our great new video uploads in the future.

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Could it be possible that the Joker spent time as a member of the League of Shadows under Ra's Al Ghul? Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

The Dark Knight came out in 2008, and it’s considered to be one of the best, if not the best, comic book movie of all time.
One of the main reasons why the film was so well received and loved was of course the outstanding and tariffing performance by Heath Ledger as the Joker.
While Ledger’s amazing acting blew everyone away, there might be something even more mind blowing about that version of the Joker.
The League of Shadows played a major role in Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy. Their members were the main antagonist of two Batman films. They first made their appearance in Batman Begins. Ra's al Ghul was their leader, and they planned to use a fear toxin to destroy Gotham. They then made their return in The Dark Knight Rises, now being led by the masked terror, Bane. And once again planned to destroy Gotham, this time using a nuclear bomb.
But Batman was there to stop them.
Looking at the Dark Knight, there was no sign of the League of Shadows in that film. The Joker was the antagonist of the Dark Knight, and his plan was to destroy Gotham as well, but without using any world ending bombs, his attack on Gotham was psychological, he used fear and chaos to terrorize the people of Gotham.
And in this video, we will try to prove the theory that the Joker was actually a member of League of Shadows.

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