Well he had red stains on his shoes which left nice footprints down the corridor. Was the whole thing in his imagination and he's been there the whole time or was it real? The best scene for me was the midget trying to get out of his flat
I must admit when I got home after watching it I started to wonder wether the whole movie was in his imagination after watching that final scene as well
Yeah it's a bit odd and makes you think coz it showed the lass on a date with him and in the comedy club and hospital but she freaked out when he turned up in her flat and had to ask him to leave.
I mean, on a basic level that one is pretty easy.
No it couldn't because those films already exist
Yeah I know and that's why it leads you to think that the whole story might have been in his head from the start and he's always been in the hospital. Guess we'll only find out if they make a sequel.
it didn't need to be anything to do with batman it could of just been about a clown with mensal health problems
i really can't understand how people can't grasp this its no the wonder certain people don't like it if they can't understand basic things like this
It already exists, it's called the King of Comedy and was a direct influence on the film, it's why De Niro is in it.
That's an adaptation of Frank Miller's Dark Knight returns series which came out in I think 86. That series is obsessed with the moral and societal decline of the era that Joker doubles down on. Except in Joker mental health services are portrayed as at least indifferent whereas in Dark Knight returns they're portrayed as an enabler of psychopaths.
It's funny cos I bought the Frank Miller Daredevils when they came out - just as a kid not a collector - and I loved them. I was annoyed he went to DC! But this Joker film dips into the recent Netflix Daredevil imo also but not as good.
Phoenix deserves an Oscar though, amazing performance.
Have you got a lass mate? I didn’t know
Just seen it, by christ that was dark!!
Really enjoyed it but don't know why
