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Joker is a mask of pain and marginalization, he is the man pushed to the brink by a life of humiliations and illness, he is the fantasy of revolt, he is the violence in the moral metropolitan ruins, he is the degradation of a civilization, he is the comedy in times of ruins, he is the macabre spectacle in the mind of a lonely anti-hero, of an abandoned patient.
Exploited, repressed, trampled on, hated.
Ridiculed, whipped, frustrated, beaten, robbed.
Emaciated, downgraded, subdued, disintegrated.
Arthur is an only child.
I love you, Arthur.
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This review portrays Joker as a symbol of pain, marginalization, and revolt. It highlights Arthur Fleck's tragic descent within a degrading society and his role as a lonely anti-hero. The emotional intensity and dramatic depiction of suffering stand out, earning the film a strong rating.
Todd Phillips
Todd Phillips (born Todd Philip Bunzl, 1970) is an American film director, screenwriter and producer known for The Hangover trilogy and Joker, active since the 1990s.07 Reviews
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