O.T.I.S.
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This is basically all i needed to watch
or an easter wgg breakdown. The movie was really depressing most of the time. Powerful but depressing... i kinda don’t want to see it again.
I had to see this again yesterday
There were a few details I missed the first go around seeing it, and it lended more credence to some theories I had. Something I noticed in the flashback sequence when his mom is being questioned about the abuse of Arthur as a kid, the guy conducting the interview led off with “Riddle me this”, a very clear nod to the Riddler.
I had mentioned in here how Arthur killed all of his parental figures, and I noticed on rewatch yesterday his coworker who lied on his name about giving him the gun referred to him as “my boy”, giving that further credence.
I’m buying more into the idea that the whole movie was a delusion made up by Arthur while being interviewed in Arkham, and lowkey its part of why I don’t necessarily want a sequel or a follow up film of some effect. Part of the genius in this movie (to me) is in the unreliable narrator element and how it blurs the lines between what happened and what was imagined, getting any sort of sequel that ties into that creates a linear path where things either DID or DIDN'T happen, and I’d kinda prefer if they didn’t go that route. Takes away some of the magic of this movie
Yo come on :loldenzel2:Brehs, seriously though, has their ever been a better acting performance?
Joaquin has left me shook for the past few days now, what an incredible actor man.
Plenty and plenty!!!Brehs, seriously though, has their ever been a better acting performance?
Joaquin has left me shook for the past few days now, what an incredible actor man.
Brehs, seriously though, has their ever been a better acting performance?
Joaquin has left me shook for the past few days now, what an incredible actor man.
ahhh tuesdayJust watched and really enjoyed it.
How tf are people on this message board missing this fact?at this
it didn't happen to begin with