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All the dialog from the males could've been replaced with grunts and it would have made just as much sense.

Watching this on passover and now I see why my ancestors wanted to leave Egypt so bad. Can you imagine having two generations of your family build a pyramid or tower, then some weird flying dog face creature fights some eagle looking thing and they smash right thru your building? LET MY PEOPLE GO!!!

I didn't get it. Bunch of random scenes.

This is a rip off from the last star fighter

Seriously, only one person wore a vest? The main characters never took a vest off anyone? All year to buy a vest and what it slipes their mind?

2 out of 10 for me. I feel like this movie was just trying to encapsulate the doomer generation using the joker as a common, relatable archetype. In light of the rumor following the Aurora shooting, I find this to be in poor taste. One point off for for hardly following the comic books save for the ending which felt forced. That scene appeared as an after thought, tenuously reminding the audience that this is part of some overarching series. One point off for loosely following the DC universe. I understand that this movie is a one-off, and I am supremely thrilled, but this is worse than reconning. This movie doesn't serve any purpose 'cept for sowing the seeds of confusion. One point off for taking hours of life crapping on this guy before reaching the breaking point. Repetitive and excessive. One point off for turning the joker into taxi cab meets v for vendetta. This has been done to the death, no pun intended. In this Era of endless remakes of remakes emulating the effects of the movie Multiplicity, it would refreshing to see a return to the original joker. One point off for any semblance of resolution at the end. Why was all that necessary? What happened to Sophie? One point off for being extremely predictable. One point off for plagiarizing the cop scene from the last droll joker movie. However, I will give a point for Phoenix' performance though I feel like Jared Leto was snubbed and Hedwig was a better dancer IMHO. And I will sort of give a point for portraying 70's New York and Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital fairly accurately. Without sounding too cliché, this movie was more a portrayal of the zeitgeist which lends credence to the film's box office success.

Oh jew! 😏 I didn't believe Protocols of the Elders of Zion until I watched this movie. 🤥