Okay… So, call this movie “Being Arthur Fleck” and it would have been fine. But you called it Joker and Joker never, ever appears. I feel gaslit into watching this movie.
I feel like Todd Philips wanted to make a musical but chickened out somewhere during the process. The songs just come off as interruptions and curtails all momentum the scene has. It’s like half musical/half not, which serves neither audience.
With that said, great performances and not a bad…
I have not had this much fun in a theater in quite a while. This movie was great. The action was great. The comedy was great. The emotional moments were great. The use of the POV shots, making it feel like a first-person shooter game at times was brilliant and worked very well.
I really have zero complaints so I don’t know how I can rate this lower than five stars. Anxiously awaiting to see it again with friends who have yet to see it.
I am a huge fan of Regina King. I love Idris Elba & Lakeith Stanfield. But even all three of them being in a film together, didn’t make me love this.
I feel like the film never left first gear. Not with the characters and not with the story. It came off to me like, take our word for it, Rufus Buck is a bad, bad man. Take our word for it, Nat is really scarred by what he witnessed as…
If you’ve seen any CIA action film, then you’ve pretty much seen them all. Nothing extraordinary about the story here. It was a really fun watch, however. I was never bored. The action was really good and Michael B. Jordan’s performance here is some of his best work. I would definitely recommend.
