Horrific post. The movie was pretty horrific also because it’s a pretty harsh look at a mentally unstable individual going down the rabbit hole of insanity and being hero-ized for it. SICK indeed.
And it’s a movie about a very unstable individual who corrupts himself into murder as some kind of response to his various “problems.” The movie doesn’t sugar coat the filth and horror of his abhorrent behaviors.
I wasn’t fond of the Joker movie since a lot of unstable people already idolized the character as though he was a role model…and worried the movie may turn him into a sympathetic anti-hero
Exactly. I feel the movie did try to make him unsympathetic in many ways, and I’m not saying I didn’t like the movie, I really did. But it clearly made him not just an anti-hero but the butt of the whole joke of all the problems in his life. He himself caved in and became the lowest kind of scum, a murderer, because of his own innate character flaws in frankly, his stupidity.
I know people with many worse problems than he has and they don’t corrupt themselves into murder as a result. There are ways of handling things in a healthy way, though of course that doesn’t make for interesting movies.
Horrific post. The movie was pretty horrific also because it’s a pretty harsh look at a mentally unstable individual going down the rabbit hole of insanity and being hero-ized for it. SICK indeed.
…its a joke?
…it’s a movie about the origin story of the clown themed supervillain that fights Batman. Chill out.
It’s licensed that way, but it’s closer I spirit to being a spiritual remake of Taxi Driver than a comic book film.
And it’s a movie about a very unstable individual who corrupts himself into murder as some kind of response to his various “problems.” The movie doesn’t sugar coat the filth and horror of his abhorrent behaviors.
Idk, I thought it was incredibly overrated. I’m not a superhero guy though.
It was overrated and I’m also not into the whole superhero thing. I’m still waiting for them to make a movie about something GOOD for a change.
I wasn’t fond of the Joker movie since a lot of unstable people already idolized the character as though he was a role model…and worried the movie may turn him into a sympathetic anti-hero
Exactly. I feel the movie did try to make him unsympathetic in many ways, and I’m not saying I didn’t like the movie, I really did. But it clearly made him not just an anti-hero but the butt of the whole joke of all the problems in his life. He himself caved in and became the lowest kind of scum, a murderer, because of his own innate character flaws in frankly, his stupidity.
I know people with many worse problems than he has and they don’t corrupt themselves into murder as a result. There are ways of handling things in a healthy way, though of course that doesn’t make for interesting movies.