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Your comment says it all, Tony. Poor baby, he was abused by his mom and some guy. Don't care if it's fictional or not. Discounting abuse in any context isn't right. I'm out.

Actually, you showed zero sympathy (albeit for a fictional character) who was abused by his (fictional) mother and suffered from mental illness. And no, I don't think this version of the Joker turns out to be precursor to any other version. Wanna know why? Because they are all radically...

I don't think there's any one "right" interpretation of any character in pop culture. Each version is a product of their time period. Cesar Romero was what the 1960's needed the Joker to be, just as Phoenix personifies the time we live in now culturally, politically and socially. We may all have...

That's not exactly a high bar, considering at least half (maybe even 2/3) of DC Comic films are laughable. That being said, I was riveted through the entire movie and very much appreciate Phoenix's performance, the way the story unfolds little by little and doesn't give you exactly what you...