Characters written to fully explain motives seem kinda weak. Strong characters are defined by the ways they transcend their origin stories. Otherwise they seem a little bit like wind-up toys. Interestingly wind-up-toy characters are more often heroes than villains.
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I'm no Joaquin disciple but think he's proven to be a very apt purveyor of good scripts & wouldnt take the role as ascribed here. He's proven time & again that the Joker is *us & our appetite. If history is any indicator everyone will laud his big balls years after the fact.
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Perhaps. I’ll watch eventually when it hits free streaming
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You forgot about Cesar Romero's Joker.
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That’s the campy one right? Never watched that show
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Mark Hamill Joker is the best. The only one who ever struck me as delightfully insane.
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Tho do you think boring incel is the only one that actually examines an ongoing pandemic?
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Probably. The others seem written as just interesting character studies.
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And Cesar Romero?
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Perfect caricature of a joker
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