This movie is both a love letter and callout post for DC comics and the stand-up comedy scene. Not a rehabilitation of the Joker, but an important alternative context. And the wrenchingly real presentation of a common trans experience against this incredible neon surreal multimedia backdrop. Loved it. I love trans people and our art so much.

Gorgeously shot with a harrowing story. The acting is amazing and the plot is outstandingly paced, even for a movie nearly 3 hours long - I don't think my heart rate went below 90bpm at any point in that time. A difficult watch, but a necessary one - though sadly the people who would most benefit from watching this movie won't be able to *see* it.

I was nervous when this was announced because I loved the Gail Simone runs of Birds of Prey so much, and because the DCU has been the trash fire that it is, so I was delighted and relieved to see that finally someone did my girl Harley Quinn justice in a live-action movie. I wasn't expecting to see autistic-coded Huntress but I'm so glad she's there. There's more to say but tl;dr this movie is an absolute delight and I notice new cool things every time I watch it.