A Minimalistic social horror movie

Rating: Null/10 (13 October 2019)

Todd Phillips ...directed the 3 Hangover movies and other mainly light movies...Joker is his first 'dark' movie...and he did it masterfully.
He wasnt shy from relying on the brilliant work of Joaquin ...the OST composer...and the cinematographer (who also mainly worked on comedies)...and together they made a movie that is truly a masterpiece in the sense of focusing on the 'unit', where every thing is kept simple.
A minimalistic movie where the clutter is removed, and one is forced to reflect inward and grasp the common pains and horrors that we have as people in our relentless modern society...bringing to life a character that resembles every isolated audience member in their own life story, where the weakness every one feels in their own life has a place in the movie and helps paint a darker picture than the one already presented minimalistically on the screen... creating a horror movie highlighting our personal fears of giving in to our madness and completely failing as social units of our societies. That is why I do not consider it a psychological horror movie where the person breaks down, but rather a sociological one where the institutes of society make sure the break down occurs, and break down themseleves in return.