Joker
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pitsuzoen The performance of Joaquin Phoenix in this movie is from beginning to end outstanding and in my opinion rivals that of Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight which is one of my favorite movies of all time! Phoenix's performance done to every detail perfectly portrays the character he was supposed to be and makes it 100% believable. This performance in the lead role is truly an artist at the top of his game, and any better performance is hard to find. Phoenix makes you feel sympathy and understanding for a character that previously was usually regarded as just a crazy and interesting Batman villain. This Joker truly went through Hell to become the character, and it shows how mental illness and it's relation to society really impacts people just maybe not to this extent. The characters descent into madness is extremely hard to watch in a way because you wish you could do something to help, maybe you even feel to some extent it isn't his fault. Then at the end the man that you saw progress through the film becomes who you knew he was going to become anyway, but somehow through the whole thing it almost feels like a surprise nevertheless because you don't feel like he is really a bad guy. This is all just about the main character and the lead actors stellar performance. The rest of the movie is outstanding too, as the casting, music, and every choice made for this film feels like exactly what it should be. Robert De Niro is another shining star in this movie in my opinion and is a very interestinG and important character. Regarding music my favorite scene in the film is when Arthur is dancing on the stairs that he previously trudged over and it makes you feel like this is when he truly becomes the Joker and is free in a sense. In terms of music it is all set to Rock and Roll Part 2 by Gary Glitter which was a perfect choice despite the controversy of using the song. The scene at the end on the Murray Franklin show is also outstanding as although you know Arthur has committed h