I haven’t read the book, and frankly I couldn’t care less to do so. I’m not an adaptation fanatic when it comes to novels and those willing to cry about it, send a boat my way.
I’ve forever been a follower for upholding of the “Act” concept when it comes to screenplay. The very structure of the concept paves a way for the journey exploration of not just the protagonist, but the relevant supporting and antagonising characters in their life.…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Its predominantly obvious that this film isn't your typical superhero flick. It paints a dark portrait of Arthur Fleck through lingering close-ups and wide shots that feel like comic panels come to life. The camera acts as a silent observer, documenting Arthur's descent without a single word. Long, voyeuristic shots showcase the grimy despair of Gotham, further isolating our troubled protagonist.
The film masterfully blurs the lines of reality. One scene brilliantly uses color shifts to depict Arthur's fantasy of…
