Wow, did i like this movie. Maybe a little too much.

Im not a comic book fan nor do i keep up with the back stories of characters.

Is this the actual story of what happened to make Joker or is it a new philosophy?

Zombieland Double tap was also pretty good.

The hit piece out on this movie kind of proves it's point.

I get how it may become iconic for the incel community how ever these people making it about that are just trying to generate controversy for their article to get clicks.

The movie was obviously about mental illness and how we treat it along with how we tend to treat each other in a hyper competitive capitalist government where the number 1 concern will always be self interest over our own people.

As much as some people don't want to hear this, I do believe that mental illness is the biggest problem behind mass shootings and I've said this since 2012. That doesn't mean Johnny Rebel's border shooting or Q cult memebers' mailing bombs to Democratic candidates isn't domestic terrorism inspired Trump's fascist rhetoric. It's both.

Luckily the message seems to actually resonate with people and they aren't buying into this bullshit narrative the media is trying to bait a reaction with.

the_blanchet_smack said
in the comics the joker never got a name nobody ever knew his name
in the 1989 movie they named him Jack Napier that was also his name in the animated series but in the comics he still never had a name
he turned into the joker when he fell into a bunch of chemicals 
also he is not Bruce Wayne's older brother
so the movie did change a whole lot  

So the joker was a one off that just stuck? He became the super villain?

I got into comic books for about 2 years, at a young age, then became uninterested, the storyline of Spawn had too many foes. Until the violator showed up. Then he became the super villain that the movie gave props to.

I totally dig the 'mentally ill' Joker over the 'fall into chemicals' Joker. Even though i dispise Joaquin Phoenix, the movie was so much more enjoyable when he had the face paint on. The laugh was also terrible. I believe i only watched one of his movies, Gladiator. Hes not a very convincing actor.

He was not Bruce Waynes older brother. His mother was also mentally ill and fabricated the story. He also didnt sleep with the lady from Deadpool. That was his own mental illness. 

Have you watched it sober yet?

Excellent flick. Its a good go to when youve finally had enough. Id def watch it again.

Drunkalo said

So the joker was a one off that just stuck? He became the super villain?

I got into comic books for about 2 years, at a young age, then became uninterested, the storyline of Spawn had too many foes. Until the violator showed up. Then he became the super villain that the movie gave props to.

I totally dig the 'mentally ill' Joker over the 'fall into chemicals' Joker. Even though i dispise Joaquin Phoenix, the movie was so much more enjoyable when he had the face paint on. The laugh was also terrible. I believe i only watched one of his movies, Gladiator. Hes not a very convincing actor.

He was not Bruce Waynes older brother. His mother was also mentally ill and fabricated the story. He also didnt sleep with the lady from Deadpool. That was his own mental illness. 

Have you watched it sober yet?

Excellent flick. Its a good go to when youve finally had enough. Id def watch it again.  

Phoenix was quite good in the movie "HER". And "Walk the Line" .