deeply moving

Rating: 8/10 (6 October 2019)

I'd say, this film is not a 10, however, it is very well made. More than just a film, i think it's a HUGE political commentary. Humanizes a villain, makes us understand "bad" people are just folks who hadn't the opportunities many of us have. People who are immersed in the abuse cycle, very probably is going to perpetrate it in adulthood. It is a very important message.
I think it is necessary this was made. Today's times need more empathy, even if a nihilistic movie is needed for us to understand. If sad news have us in a perpetual state of numbness, maybe this will move emotions for a few people.
I don't remember the last time I felt so sad, with darkness filled in my heart while watching a film. I love the fact it doesn't romanticize the violence, it is presented as tragic, and a part of a vicious cycle as I previously mentioned. I love the humanization. I love the state's part in the violence, the people's part in violence. We are an ecosystem, and we need to begin understanding it.
It's deeply moving, with a few layers of commentary. The Joker per se it is not very interesting, and I'm not particularly a fan of this kind of characters, with nothing to say more than it has been already said, however, this is an exception. We have the genesis, the understanding of "why" the joker was made in the first place.
The fact we can apply this circumstances to any criminal it's mesmerizing. It's an outcast, a sad person, a lonely person, an abused person, a poor person. When people have this kind of environment, what the hell were you expecting?