Brock Griffin

I think something I always enjoy in serious movies is when it shows brutal honesty (which this movie did show) because for Arthur AKA The Joker even though it seems harsh and cruel the world might not have anything nice to say about you and also chooses to abuse and mistreat you, even if you are a nice guy struggling to remain sane amidst your mental and psychological demons that you try your utmost to suppress but the world seems hell-bent on you giving in and succumbing to those demons. They might rue the day they chose to kick a man when he's down and may have thought "he's probably just a loser outcast anyway" This world may force you to choose an identity a sort of Yin and Yang if you will You either choose to shoulder the burden and accept the way things are, always suppressing the Injustice and the cruelty of the world, or you give in to that dark side and always live completely unhinged, never bridling any of your desires no matter how frivolous or despicable they turn out to be. Possibly the quote "You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain" could very well be the underlying idea of this movie. One thing I'll say is you never seem to know what the Joker is thinking at least in my opinion I guess you could say his Insanity is uniquely his own and he's the only one who can truly understand it. Interestingly this movie may leave you feeling somewhat sympathetic for him at least I felt that way. The thing that seems stuck in my head and I can't stop thinking about it is, society may in fact breed the Psychopathic Killers when it tries to claim that it's striving for a utopic vision. I feel quite stumped, it's hard to put a label on the Joker is he a psychopath or a sociopath maybe someone far more knowledgeable on those two things could figure it out LOL. In the end I'd recommend it, I'd say it's a surreal, visceral, experience and for that much I think it's worth watching.

I found this movie to be intriguing. To be honest I am not much of an advent movie watcher, I've been one to watch movies very casually and usually when I watch a movie it leaves little to no impact on me and usually is forgettable by the next day this one on the other hand was different. The best way I can describe it is that you feel everything, what I mean by that is everything was executed very well. For example when the villains are introduced you can start seeing what they're planning and what they're up to and you may feel Disturbed with what's going on. When Rambo was angry and full of rage you feel that as well you might start thinking "I want to get my hands around that guy's throat and break his neck" at least that's how I felt lol when Rambo has his more somber moments you truly feel the sadness but also the stoic nature that Rambo embodies. And when it comes to the final showdown it is a very satisfying conclusion to the battle. It's also intriguing to see how meticulous and methodical he prepares for war it's also interesting how much care he shows to the people around him and even the animals. And as shocking as it may be I have never really followed the whole Rambo series I've seen bits and pieces I know of the franchise I kind of know what to expect but this one triumphed over my expectations. Essentially all I can say is Color Me impressed. I would highly recommend this movie and this is coming from a person who has probably never written a movie review.