Go see Joker

[the AR-15 Junkie]

A hole in the heart is a hole in the heart

Exactly what Amber Guyger thought and did. Shot that poor man straight thru the heart as they were trained. Damn shame.

[jpmuscle]

Exactly what Amber Guyger thought and did. Shot that poor man straight thru the heart as they were trained. Damn shame.

And this has exactly what to do with the movie?


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[ABNAK]

Soooo......there's no Batman in this flick?

[jpmuscle]

Soooo......there's no Batman in this flick?

Technically, yes.


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[philcam]

************* SPOILER ALERT ***************

So is Arthur Fleck Thomas Wayne's son? I think so, it adds to the darkness. What say you?

[The_War_Wagon]

Just so you KNOW... when they come to take y'all's guns for talking about this movie...

Guns seized from Washington man after 'concerning Twitter posts' over new 'Joker' movie

REDMOND, Wash. - Officials seized several guns from a 23-year-old Redmond, Washington, man after he made "concerning Twitter posts posing with weapons and referencing the Joker movie," police said.



Six guns, including multiple semi-automatic assault rifles, were removed from his home Oct. 1 as part of an Extreme Risk Protection Order filed by the Redmond Police Department. A protection order allows law enforcement agencies, family members and household members to file petitions to take away gun rights from people who are threats to themselves or others.

The man has a concealed permit license issued in May for two handguns, but his license has since been revoked...

[jpmuscle]

************* SPOILER ALERT ***************

So is Arthur Fleck Thomas Wayne's son? I think so, it adds to the darkness. What say you?

Do you want the answer truthfully?


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[the AR-15 Junkie]

I didn't catch it at first but after leaving the theatre it then occurred to me that some of the scenes the Joker experienced was actually just in his imagination. I thought it was a GREAT movie. One of those movies where you can feel sorry for the villian.

[jpmuscle]

I didn't catch it at first but after leaving the theatre it then occurred to me that some of the scenes the Joker experienced was actually just in his imagination. I thought it was a GREAT movie. One of those movies where you can feel sorry for the villian.

But is he really the villain though?




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[rero360]

So I finally got around to watching Taxi Driver after reading what you guys have to say about it, comparing it to Joker. I really didn’t care for it, I know it’s a classic and one of DeNiro’s first films but the dialogue was off, like film school disjointed and awkward. Joker was much better in my opinion.