Abner James Wilkerson

This movie is terrible and that puppet's mouth...just no.

There's a couple silly scenes in the movie, but it's hard to land every single scene in a musical. I normally roll my eyes at musicals, but this one had me falling out of my chair laughing, then crying, then laughing again.

This microfilm shows the audacity of a man, the humanity of a God, the vivaciousness of a being over a thousand years old. So much in so little. A true testament to the power of a single scene.

Joker was a masterpiece of fiction. It was amazing to see completely different traits used to redefine the traditional roles of the recreated story from the DC comic book series. I read reviews that depicted the ending of the story as just a mash-up of pointless violence. They are wrong. Joker truly greyed the lines between right and wrong and the constructs defined in classic story. Some would argue "But Joker's actions harm so many innocent people! How can you admire the mayhem?" to which I would argue "After seeing his story, how could I not?"