Since Todd Phillip's 2019 Joker's release, its been a target for debate and controversy. But what message is the film conveying? Is the controversy warranted? Within the film Arthur Fleck describes his life as a tragedy turned comedy, but what does he mean by that?
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I never watched The Joker (not a big fan of movies), but it's good to finally know what about it bothered so many people. Then again, one would think this to be a shining example of why society needs to stop being the absolute worst pieces of shit towards one another, instead of viewing the film as some sort of attempt to glorify violence while also ignoring the fact that it was heavily provoked.
Everyone has a little joker in them
We all need a hug
Decent analysis of the film. I think your review style is a a nice change of pace compared to whats normally on Newgrounds.