Joker taught me it's okay to kill people

Rating: 7/10 (8 October 2019)

It's another busy day in Gotham. And just like other days this guy, as a clown trying to make people laugh in the street. Instead of getting attention he gets insulted, ignored and beaten. He is Arthur Fleck. He wants people to smile but he is always failed. One of his dreams is to go to Murray Franklin's show, one of the biggest TV show hosts in the city who also make people laugh basically. Arthur Fleck has his dreams, a lot of good one but nothing comes true, even something doesn't happen to make that true. His life just goes on this way and at this point, he doesn't even remember if he has ever been happy in his life for a moment at least. This guy still always put on a happy face cause his mother says so.
That's what the basic story of Joker is. Joker is a great movie but it reminded me of Into the Wild or Nightcrawler where negativity is been showed positively. Joker, even though he is a villain but everyone claps for him, even that's what Todd Phillips wanted. He made a bad dish look so good that people find it tasty. passively that can not be easily focused. But still, it's not unrealistic, it treats its lead character with true human feelings and emotions. So we can really admit that some guy like Joker can really do exist. That's the best thing about the film. It's true all the way. It's never stupid or dumb or boring. It gifts its fans what they expect. And even more, where Todd Phillips went right is that the film can satisfied non-fanboys as well.
The film is so gripping and intense that it reminds me of Hereditary, The Babadook and Get Out. Though I won't say it's disturbing because it was hard to move my eyes from any scene in the film even there was some crispiest one. But all are great. The scene in the train actually starts the creepiness of this film. It tells that we are gonna get some odd ride that would both be disturbing and great. But for people who've seen Raw or The Serbian film will not find anything disturbing but it's truly creepy. Joaquin Phoneix meant to be the Joker. He really could be in the character. The difference between Phoneix and Ledger is that Ledger was Joker but Phoneix is Arthur Fleck.
The cinematography in the film is eye-catchy and the score is adrenaline rusher but they are surely not oscar worthy. If the movie gets oscar(s) then it will for the best film or best director or best actor or all three. Gripping, intense, emotional even depressing Joker is the movie that is kind of a mirror to the society but still in a negative way. It could've shown in a much different way that could fully satisfy the critics but it left the audience crazy and unsatisfied telling it's ok to kill people if you are ignored in the society.