It’s been awesome... and while the end is satisfying, I don’t want it to end!

easier to digest symbolism

Because this is a show that’s meant to explore aspects of American society, that framing just doesn’t work, or rather it doesn’t work if you’re actually trying to think your way through the multitude of things Watchmen is attempting to comment on.

It was a question, see? I’m not thinking he’s supporting the 1%, but Joker is Batman’s nemesis, he’s supposed to mirror and be the opposite of him, so I wonder how Batman and Joker’s relationship would be defined in this universe.

what does Batman stands for in this universe?

The people that have ALL the mental illneses, at the same time, that fit a plot.

That’s why the best we can have is “realistic” superhero movies, because a real super hero would cause a LOT of issues just existing.

I mean, here we are, people loving and empathizing with a movie about the villain of the comic...

Then don’t call it Joker. In fact, it doesn’t need to be Joker.

Here’s the thing: for all the fascination people has to this film, if it’s really a “Joker” origin, then... what does Batman stands for in this universe? The 1%?

You all know this is going to be a hell of a new year!

[If only there were one or maybe two other people on the team who, you know, flew or something. If only.]

I wouldn’t have imagined making The Joker be the antithesis of Bruce Wayne instead of Batman would do the trick.

I think I love you.

I meant the movie, not your post.

Imagine the level of “genius” you have to be to scam the people that are going to defend you and save your ass...

If you take away the Joker from this, it really feels like an big tantrum.

Here, here, the fanboys already going to war because they insulted their precious.

I think we’re reaching oversaturation levels.

The lack of “Hasta la vista, baby” hurts more than that stomp.