"Joker" is not an action film, nor does it have a clear subjective intention and purpose, but a thought-provoking film with character characteristics research. Aiming at the pathological and indifferent system of power and governance, the film expresses a deep-seated cry of pain and disgust. Director Todd Phillips discarded and downplayed many exaggerated designs in the comics. Through the saturated and bright tones of the picture and the nervousness that creates a crisis, the film exudes a devastated and harsh smell. The streets in the film truly reflect the hustle and noisy environment of the characters. Jacques Phoenix strives to perform an extremely great sense of pain, leaving a deep impression on people. He performed the kind of heartbreak and despair of a lonely man. The performance of Jacques Phoenix is very attractive and outstanding.
Joker evaluation action
2021-10-13 18:32
Extended Reading
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Murray 2022-03-25 09:01:05
In such a movie with a villain as the protagonist, there are almost no positive roles, the upper class is indifferent and hypocritical, and the lower class is cruel and foolish. Just as Chen Yinke said: go for fraud and go for foolishness. All people who are insulted and harmed, bullied and squeezed, once twisted and mad, may become clowns. Therefore, this film is also a warning message. Today, DC has produced such masterpieces as "Watchmen", "Dark Knight" and "Joker". On the other hand, Marvel is still shooting theme park-style popcorn films. Although the two are equally famous in the present, they face each other like clouds and mud.
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Mae 2022-04-24 07:01:02
The world has suffered from Qin for a long time.
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Murray Franklin: Well, let me get this straight, you think that killing those guys is funny?
Arthur Fleck: I do. And I'm tired of pretending it's not.
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Arthur Fleck: [from filmed stand-up performance] It's funny, when I was a little boy and told people I wanted to be a comedian, everyone laughed at me.
[spreads arms open wide]
Arthur Fleck: Well, no one's laughing now!
Murray Franklin: [onstage at his talk show] You can say that again, pal!