Joker Movie Release Date And Review
Director: Todd Philippe
Artists: Hawkin Phoenix, Francis Conroy, Robert
De Niro, Mark Marron, Bill Kamp, Glenn Fleischer
Movie type : Crime,Thriller,Fantasy
Rating: 4.5 / 5
The most
dangerous villain in the history of comic books, if anyone is to be believed,
is the Joker. In the comics, cartoons and movies of the Batman series, Joker's
horror is made. Now an entire film has been introduced on this character Joker.
The film shows how a normal man goes on a path of madness and crime.
Arthur Flake
(Hawkin Phoenix) is extremely disappointed with his life. He lives with his
ailing mother (Francis Cornoy) and works part-time as a clown but earns no
money. Arthur's troubles only increase when the city becomes harder to live by.
Arthur also gets into trouble in which he cannot control his laughter. Arthur
wants to become a stand-up comedian and keeps writing jokes in his diary. But
in the meantime Arthur's mental state keeps on deteriorating. Arthur slowly
moves towards insanity and becomes a criminal.
'Joker' is not
an ordinary film made over a comic book villain. Director Todd Phillippe has
shown the story of a man who takes himself to the extent of insanity before
being shattered in personal life. Philip does not glorify Arthur's mantle
condition in the film, but rather his personal struggle that turns into
arrogance over time. This arrogance leads him to hate Gotham City and crime
becomes a way of living his life. The film depicts a time period of the 80s
depicting a fictional city. The background music of the film is as good as the
script, which will keep you restless in every scene.
In addition to
Hawkin Phoenix in the film, it is comforting to see the performance of Robert
De Niro. All the actors have lived their character well, but the performance of
Hawkin Phoenix cannot be compared to anyone. He has worked hard for this
vigorous character of the Joker. He has lived the character from a troubled
normal man to a cynical criminal. If Hawins the Phoenix Oscar Award for this
film, it won't be a big deal.
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