05/10/19

If there's one thing in common that I have with Batman's Joker is that we both have psychological related problems, I have learning difficulties and Joker has psychopathic difficulties and delusions. Plus I also know how hard life it can be when living with psychological difficulties. I've gone through cuts which included support assistant hours throughout my school days. But anyways this film I just came home after seeing it with my friend Becksy Preston. Before I saw this movie I thought to myself when I saw the trailers that this film was going to be a film I would enjoy. When the Joker was finally arrested for his murderous crimes the rioters praised him as a hero as he danced to their cheers whilst one of the rioters bunked off Bruce Wayne's parents, adding them to the Joker's kill count. The last time we get to see the Joker is incarcerated at Arkan Asylum where he'll eventually meet his girlfriend Harlequin and cause more chaos with or without her. I did have mixed thoughts about Joaquin Phoenix playing the titular character but I thought to myself "Just give Joaquin a chance to impress you" and thankfully my thoughts weren't wrong as I thought that he did not just a brilliant job at playing the character but he nailed the Joker's laugh. Even though the character spent most of his life trying to become a stand-up comedian but due to lack of success and being disregarded by society, which led him to become what he is. I so far was never disregarded by society because it has given me some kindness such as when I had a breakdown a couple of years ago and I sought help at the Well Women Center, made loads of friends and also gave me a big sister who took psychology at university and became the only member of my family to understand me. But however when I was in college doing English skills course one of my friends Anne-Marie helped me because the support system they had failed me and I am more than thankful and grateful for she did, I am over the moon. I am forever in dept to my friends.