Not a comic book movie but a film about mental illness
Joker is the origins story of the famous DC villain Joker but it’s really not. I never took this as a comic book film. What it’s really about is mental illness.<br /><br />The start lays out the theme of the entire film. Joaquin Phoenix has to force himself to smile because his life is so depressing. He then gets robbed and beat up by some kids out on the street showing that he was beat down in general. The next scene shows him breaking down into a sick laugh with his social worker because there’s nothing else he can do because his life is such a joke. The next couple scenes are just as symbolic. The movie is filmed in dark tones to show the mood of the story. These all point to the mental state of Phoenix’s character.<br /><br />This is why I feel Joker is not a comic book movie. It’s not about Phoenix’s transformation into a villain. It’s about his deterioration because his life and mind is so screwed up he literally loses it.<br /><br />Phoenix gives an amazing performance. That’s the reason to watch Joker. At the same time it’s disturbing because you’re watching the mental breakdown of a person.
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