I felt like those two detectives whatching Joker dance from the poster

Rating: 7/10 (11 October 2019)

It is good, no doubt. It have great acting yeah. Oh and music was awesome. But what was the point really? I.e. of Joker running left and right in the last scene.
Oh I have no doubt that director would say that it was metaphor for something, like a Joker running wild or getting free in his violence or some other BS. I do not buy it.
And what was with the bullies kicking him when he was on the ground? Why? And doing this 2 times? "Kick him harder!" What the heck?
What was it with the Thomas Wayne punching Arthur in the nose? Why? I can't understand nor relate to that. Imagine quite a good guy, a father, businessman trying to be mayor to help people of the city. Why would you punch anybody in this situation? If not self defense every other scenario would be bad for you. Even if you would like to think of the PR after. And you do not make a fortune if you are stupid. I think more realistic would to say something 'you are crazy do not go near my family again' and walk out, right?
For me it was just to depict wealthy and powerful as evil just because they are wealthy and powerful, does not matter if they are evil or not. After all if Arthur mother was really delusional and he was not Wayne son then it means that real victims were Wayne family. Think about it. They employed mentally ill women, she adopted some child then deluded herself to have a child with her employer and when Wayne fired her, make her sign some papers most probably give her good amount of money to convince her not to running around saying that she have his child. I think it is pretty good trade for someone that troubled. After all some other guy beat her up and her adopted son chained to the heater... And after 30 years this child finds you in a toilet convinced that his is your child after terrifying you real child. 'Not this crazy women again' - though Wayne probably. And after that this crazy Joker-Clown revolution kills you and you wife and you son becomes orphan for a few bucks and pearl necklace because this 'not really your child' feels bad with his life after living with crazy mother and here abusive boyfriend. Can't say this is fair.
I am not living in USA but does 'wall street guys' do really ride trains and throws french fries on people? I can't say but seems highly unlikely.
Kinda whole picture seems to show rich people as bad because they have money.
Thinking about it, Joker was in center of this revolution of normal, working class people against wealthy and powerful ones... and we have Joker as a communist, modern Robin Hood type of character? Mentally ill, disfigured Robin Hood I might add. And Robin Hood who does not really care or want to be that and finally threat it is as a joke. I would threat it that also, because essentially this is stupid.
This Joker dance well... I kinda understand his delusion of hearing music. It is kinda Jokery. But at the same time it was kinda lame especially in the scene on the street after crash. Well angry mob is angry. What they want? Chaos probably. If Arthur with his mental illness thought that stupid, lame dance was good idea in his derange mind - to him probably it was. But not for angry mob - to them violently killing one of the policeman from crashed cop car probably would be more what they expect. And what you would expect from Joker really. True to be told I think that whole Joker/Clown revolution was kinda unrealistic. I don't believe it. One mad man do not start that kind of thing entirely by accident without any involvement.
Bruce character was really, really unnecessary IMO it like they would put him there just to show that it is really Gotham: 'oh look here! it is Batman! wink! wink!' But he does not do or say ANYTHING. Does it makes sense? No. You can argue that he was in shock when some thug killed his parents but this would makes more sense for him to shake his mather saying 'wake up mum' or something. But he was just standing there like statue. When Arthur put fingers in his mouth he also did not say or do anything. Really do you know 10 year old like that? It would be funny for him or he would not allow Arthur to do that because it is disgusting... or really something. I was like 'For god sake DO SOMETHING! ANYTHING!'. But no. It was like movie creators were aware that it is Joker movie not Batman movie so you cannot shift your emotion from Joker to sad lonely little boy so they make him a stone statue. Just in case.
It was kinda funny though. Arthur joke was funny because it was that much lame that it was funny.
I think it is good movie.
But in the same time I did not like it.