Based and Redpilled

Rating: 7/10 (1 September 2019)

After Disney making film watchers more weak, proof was earlier this year with Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, now Joker is here with people already being called incels for liking clown-world film, well having a flaw character as that's the main one is too much for people. Yeah some radical people like it. But they already had these ideas. A film would just already remind them. A reason for why this will get praised is mainly cause it's Scorsese vibes and not being a kids films. It's not revolutionary for flawed main characters living in a society. Let's be honest Living in these modern 21st century sucks, film might question a few and how they live. Just a lot a random thoughts I had in this cape-film, where only culture and identity are being argued about at this moment.
I didn't feel like making a legit essay for this movie, just a opinions surrounding it reaction
Edit: thanks for the Reddit Gold
Edit 2: I actually now watched it