A lot has been written about Joaquin Phoenix’s brilliant game, so I won’t talk about it.
I think it's a little long, though. "" There could be less of a fascinating curve.
And I have a claim to the film, which for some reason none of the reviewers voiced.
It is convincingly shown how good a person, in general, who is regularly offended by the system, becomes a sociopath and a villain. Even a sign of rebellion. But it's unclear how he becomes the Joker we know as Batman's protagonist. Who is not only a metaphysical villain, but also a brilliant organizer of large-scale atrocities.
Arthur Fleck does not have any organizational abilities, and it is not even very clear how he could develop them. . .
