We all are Jokers and by the way who or what makes Batman a hero?

Rating: 9/10 (1 January 2020)

We all are Jokers and by the way who or what makes Batman a hero?
This review is for those love movies and also know of how everyday a Joker is rising up to, so please show your loyalty or patriotism to your country and countrymen who are suffering and needs your attention because your fighting for the movie will not help and is much more suited for real issues plaguing our society.
You can watch or love or understand this movie by keeping expectations real of how Joker resorts to his acts for which he is known for or by sympathizing Wayne who is the symbol of corporate supported and politically backboned. And how or why people become Joker or how Joker ends up doing such acts. But we all know the reality we live in, isnt it?
The film Joker is not merely a standalone comic movie or a part of villain stories by DC comics but a tale of psychology of how such characters exist in our society and most importantly how such are grown by the politics of people at top that doesn't give a. If you are thinking that Joker is a film from some alt universe or something futuristic then you don't live in your society where everyday a Joker is taking birth and everyday corporate Wayne is not helping them and the govt overall just ignores and watched for the apocalypse. Whether it is Trmp's administration of divided and selective politics or of Mdi's divide and rule from his days of 2002, you have it all. There is no difference between developed country or developing country or even underdeveloped one. We all are facing politics from top who wants nothing else than our death and miseries.
Coming back to the film, Joker is an outstanding and phenomenal film that lives and stays evergreen because of Joaquin Phoenix (forever dependable and trustworthy) act as the Joker and not forgetting the writing (Todd Phillips, Scott Silver), direction (Todd Phillips, unexpected), music (Hildur GuÃ°nadÃ³ttir, beautiful) and most importantly that is unknown to a lot of people, the Cinematography by Lawrence Sher, which actually makes the film look like a periodic, neo noir, dark and psychological thriller film different from what Marvel haven't done due to being Disney and DC where everybody at top wants to do what experts know how to do by themselves (see suicide squad and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice). This film is telling that superheroes aren't clean or villains completely villainous in their becoming of a villain for a hero of whom we know to little or nothing at all.
At last, if you are still unsatisfied with my review, then you can sit in front of TV or staring at mobile and wait and see who makes a Joker a Joker and a Batman a Batman?