@midtsveen@social.linux.pizzaHow I view the Joker 2019 movie!
Today, I had this moment in public that I'll never forget. It finally clicked how I truly see the Joker movie. Many will disagree, but this film is a profound critique of systemic failure, not just a villain origin story.
The moment he drew the smile on, I couldn't hold it together. I was sitting there in public, witnessing a broken man's ultimate rebellion against a system that had crushed him. Tears of joy were streaming down my face as I realized this wasn't just a breakdown, it was a revolution.
The cinematography captured his transformation like a phoenix rising from the ashes of societal oppression. The haunting music underscored his triumph, each note a testament to his newfound power. The writing revealed not a villain, but a complex hero fighting back against a world that had systematically destroyed his humanity.
Watching him fully become the Joker was like seeing a marginalized soul reclaim his narrative. This wasn't just a character on screen, this was a primal scream of resistance, a broken man transforming into a symbol of defiance. That scene wasn't just powerful; it was a manifesto of survival.
![i don't think there should be punishment for crimes that are objectively funny
[Newspaper story:
Portsmouth
Man fined for pretending to be a ghost in Portsmouth cemetery
Police spokesman says witnesses complained about Anthony Stallard 'throwing his arms in the air and saying wooooooo']](https://media.horrorhub.club/media_attachments/files/113/039/621/963/519/450/original/989999439b01d92b.jpg "i don't think there should be punishment for crimes that are objectively funny
[Newspaper story:
Portsmouth
Man fined for pretending to be a ghost in Portsmouth cemetery
Police spokesman says witnesses complained about Anthony Stallard 'throwing his arms in the air and saying wooooooo']")
Gef's alleged foot tracks and teeth marks