When does he become the Joker?

Rating: 4/10 (13 November 2019)

That was never Heath Ledger from the Dark Knight, He was a megalomaniac. The story of his smile, remember that story. His quotes. That joker. It was pure evil, menacing, macabre, and terrifying.
What happened in this film? Can somebody please explain why we had a black comedy for the yearly mental health awards, where it has dulled out Indy best left on Netflix. Netflix offers a case study into the superhero. Their life, their family. But never that comic scrapbook of boom, blam, whack, zap, and kapow. This film was truly awful, just soo wrong. That wasn't the joker, at all. It's harder describing what it was, easier just describing what it wasn't. It offered the stereotype. He's just a victim of circumstance. With a chip on his shoulder. It's better to cry about it and try to relate too a schizo. Like every other granted asylum, it's not thier fault, they're just mental, they just want to be inserted more, faster committing crime and terror. What we watched was an indy flix of a boring case study into a clown with delusions of grandeur, he's walking on broadway for the pretentious fetishes of mental health. An unheard of psychosis made especially for its droll laughter, causing outrage into the current politics. Instead of it being a terrifying killer who doesn't blink twice.
I hate this film. Undoubtedly it wouldn't have made its bucks if it hadn't usurped an audience. Give us back our villain.