My boi Joaquin finna f*** up Battinson with the quickness

Second he pulls out a crowbar or the handshake shocker, it's over

Didn’t like it at first but it’s a classic

Not touching heath tho

Most of the movie corny imo

Ya hating the movie was good

Yea movie missed a step with that scene. His speech was cringy and I don’t think that’s what they were going for.

yeah this speech was the corniest& worst part of an otherwise great movie

Whole movie was mid

Movie was mid school shooter vibes

I wish we got more of post “Murray” Joker. Another 30 minutes would’ve done it for me.

Maybe he gets away and does some more Jokerey things lol idk. It’d be a cool Easter egg to see him develop into the more cerebral Heath Ledger Joker. At least planting that seed.

I kinda like this scene

The bit of dialogue before he shoots Murray was super clunky and heavy handed, I agree. Could've been handled
so much better. But the last chunk of 25 minutes is still my favourite section of the film.

While I understand where the criticism comes from (and partially agree with it), I do feel like the sequencing in this movie is phenomenal - making it much easier to just roll with what’s happening.

This

I wouldn't have really liked the film but as soon as he put the makeup on and s*** and became the Joker, s*** was fun to me and made the build up worth it

I feel like it's critics take it more seriously than a lot of the people that love it

I can see what people saying about the speech but it worked for me bc he was like a new person now he the killer joker. People with problems can be like diff people If they're playing a character. But yea it was a lil on the nose

Lol I also felt it's not meant to be taken that seriously. I watched it twice and I enjoyed it both times.

I'm just glad it made a billion at the box office, inspite of that weird mob of journalists that were fixated on making people not watch it

Pretentious f***s itt

Folks itt thinking an unleashed insane clown should be subtle on a TV set

How would that even make sense from the movies perspective?

movie was ass bro

in case anyone's interested this video essay by Zizek sums up what is going on in the end and that it's not necessarily the on-the-nose message Arthur explains in that interview.