Official JOKER Thread (SPOILERS)
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ill be the first to admit, i don't know wtf i was expecting when i went in. but gotdamn, 900milly will be well deserved. joaquin gotta be in the oscar hunt
LastManStanding
Veteran
Joaquin wild as hell and perfect for this role
who remembers his fukkery when he "quit" acting years ago to rap
he stayed in character for a full year with this ridiculous nonsense
who remembers his fukkery when he "quit" acting years ago to rap
he stayed in character for a full year with this ridiculous nonsense
darealvelle
Real Talk
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
okay, player
darealvelle
Real Talk
Article straight reaching
Loser.you typed that with tears in your eyes huh??
bullshyt cinema getting no love and you anger towards DC shows... go choke on a dikk whore
p*ssy ass cracca
This writer is a soft shoe
Berniewood Hogan
IT'S BERNIE SANDERS WITH A STEEL CHAIR!
I haven't seen this yet. As a Joker origin story, how does it compare to The Killing Joke? 
Nero Christ
Sniper out now on all digital platforms brev
just saw it...very good film, would give it 4 mics 
yes it more than borrows from Scorsese and other NY films of that time but it also never tried to pretend it wasn't; if anything this is an homage to 70's NYC films
Phoenix was incredible...I broke out in
at his laughs early in the film but he did a great job into turning them sadness and anger later on. Also credit to Phillips for world building quite a bit in this but I'll say to leave it at this. Don't want to see an extended CU or sequels...this is a great standalone and should be left as such 
yes it more than borrows from Scorsese and other NY films of that time but it also never tried to pretend it wasn't; if anything this is an homage to 70's NYC films
Phoenix was incredible...I broke out in
at his laughs early in the film but he did a great job into turning them sadness and anger later on. Also credit to Phillips for world building quite a bit in this but I'll say to leave it at this. Don't want to see an extended CU or sequels...this is a great standalone and should be left as such 
I haven't seen this yet. As a Joker origin story, how does it compare to The Killing Joke?
Kinda hard to compare since Batman was integral to "The Killing Joke" and Joker's origin in that....Batman isn't in this at all.
If you're just talking sheer quality as far as both being villain origin stories....I'd put this on the same tier as that.
Fred.
Still FloW
Gawd Of Shinobi
Just saw it. Not a fan.
Good movie, acting, cinematography, etc
Story felt underwhelming.
Arthur is a puss the whole movie and it fits the character but I felt his transformation never "completes". Like we're not left off feeling like this guy is a master of chaos.
I want to say we got a criminal Gangster Clown Prince of Crime, but we got a mentally ill man who falls into crime, which is actually more realistic. But where's my super criminal?
I was disappointed at how little "Joker" was in the movie but w.e origin story. The "inner" Joker isn't really there or is just weak. Heath's Joker had depth, weight, purpose.
This Joker literally cries through the whole movie, never grows a spine and never BECOMES Joker. The confident charismatic. This isn't anywhere in his personality even as a hidden trait.
By the end it's like a child got the attention he always wanted not the dawn of a criminal mastermind. His personality doesn't change when he "becomes" Joker. His transformation is surface.
It felt like watching a weaker version of Mr.Robot tbh.
I wish he laughed in the middle of his speeches cause THAT'S crazy. Crazy is unscripted.
I preferred Ledgers version. Dangerous. Gangster. Leader. Criminal. Intelligent.
This Joker is just too much of a victim.
Okay film. Bad super hero movie. Overhyped.
Good movie, acting, cinematography, etc
Story felt underwhelming.
Arthur is a puss the whole movie and it fits the character but I felt his transformation never "completes". Like we're not left off feeling like this guy is a master of chaos.
I want to say we got a criminal Gangster Clown Prince of Crime, but we got a mentally ill man who falls into crime, which is actually more realistic. But where's my super criminal?
I was disappointed at how little "Joker" was in the movie but w.e origin story. The "inner" Joker isn't really there or is just weak. Heath's Joker had depth, weight, purpose.
This Joker literally cries through the whole movie, never grows a spine and never BECOMES Joker. The confident charismatic. This isn't anywhere in his personality even as a hidden trait.
By the end it's like a child got the attention he always wanted not the dawn of a criminal mastermind. His personality doesn't change when he "becomes" Joker. His transformation is surface.
It felt like watching a weaker version of Mr.Robot tbh.
I wish he laughed in the middle of his speeches cause THAT'S crazy. Crazy is unscripted.
I preferred Ledgers version. Dangerous. Gangster. Leader. Criminal. Intelligent.
This Joker is just too much of a victim.
Okay film. Bad super hero movie. Overhyped.
Joker outsold every other movie this Monday (Maleficent 2, Zombieland 2 etc) 