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The last thing we see is the photo with his love note. Clearly, she could have written it, but the order of events suggests we're supposed to still consider the possibility.
Although Fleck as a character kept my attention, the clown riots and social unrest aspect seemed really more like window dressing that had nothing concrete to say. So much is borrowed from actual events: Occupy Wall Street, group adopting insult as moniker i.e. deplorables, New York fiscal crisis of the 1970s etc., but its only used as a circumstantial background subplot. I can buy the idea that anti-establishment groups would spring up given the state of the city, but it seems that Gotham's problems were largely due to incompetence of the local government and not with the wealthy. The protestors solely seemed to be focused on the rich, and particularly Wayne, when he seemingly had little or no influence on the current state of affairs.
The actor apparently played Thomas Wayne as if he was Arthur's father and he put Penny in a mental asylum. But that isn't to say he was or did that.
It can be whatever you want it to be. There isn't a definitive answer, which I think is part and parcel of the character. I even wonder if Arthur knows given his tendency to imagine entire relationships that never happened.
Before Fleck starts putting on make up for the TV Show in his apartment, he holds a picture of his mother in her youth. He turns it around and there is a note "I love the way you smile – T.W.". So there maybe was something between them, either way Fleck doesn't seen to care.Speaking of which, I'm confused for why if his mother was delusional enough to have told everyone that if she had a romantic history with Thomas Wayne and he was Arthur's father, why did she keep it a secret from Arthur and why did Arthur seem to have no clue that his mom had such mental health issues? Maybe I missed something, but even if he had never learned from her her relationship with Thomas and had trust for her word, would her personality disorder not have manifested in other ways that would have created a whole history of trust issues with her or he himself really distort his own reality to have made it line up with what his mom tells him? It seems like her delusions only manifested in this relationship with Thomas Wayne, that wasn't completely made up since she did work for him. Maybe that means that she was telling the truth in some way.
Or perhaps she wrote it?Before Fleck starts putting on make up for the TV Show in his apartment, he holds a picture of his mother in her youth. He turns it around and there is a note "I love the way you smile – T.W.". So there maybe was something between them, either way Fleck doesn't seen to care.
Good call lol. Never put that togetherI didn't notice it at all between the trailers but I just realized that Thomas is played by the same actor as the congressman from TDKR. Probably way late on this but, yeah.
Or it could have just been a throwaway comment on an autograph. All three are possibilities as far as I'm concerned.
Oh wow. They really need to keep this low-budget, R-rated approach they're taking.JOKER already made more than half a billion at the box office.
Agreed. Much better than simply trying to copy the MCU.Oh wow. They really need to keep this low-budget, R-rated approach they're taking.
Pretty sure she wrote it like the whacko she is. That's why he crumbles it and scoffs. He recognizes her handwriting.Before Fleck starts putting on make up for the TV Show in his apartment, he holds a picture of his mother in her youth. He turns it around and there is a note "I love the way you smile – T.W.". So there maybe was something between them, either way Fleck doesn't seen to care.
Variety is key and they can stand out.Oh wow. They really need to keep this low-budget, R-rated approach they're taking.
Woah never considered the possibility she wrote it herselfPretty sure she wrote it like the whacko she is. That's why he crumbles it and scoffs. He recognizes her handwriting.
Just saw the movie myself and yeah my first thought was she was the one who wrote it.
?? That scene is in the movie.
pretty sure this is just cropped from the scene with all those monitors. It just happens to show a few seconds after the show was cut live.
For the life of me, I don't recall him being tackled at allpretty sure this is just cropped from the scene with all those monitors. It just happens to show a few seconds after the show was cut live.
He was. It was really quick and right at the end of the segment.
It was shown after the Technical Difficulties part on a Tv somewhere (I believe the control room).
He was. It was really quick and right at the end of the segment.
Damn how did I miss that lolIt was shown after the Technical Difficulties part on a Tv somewhere (I believe the control room).
I laughed out loud at most of the completely inappropriate times. Seeing the little person not able to reach the chain on the door I about fell out of my chair laughing. I'm sure I got some odd looks
Him getting beat up in the beginning while sign holding, and in the subway seemed pretty cheap. I don't know. Why are they beating on him?
Now I want to compare it to her handwriting in the journalPretty sure she wrote it like the whacko she is. That's why he crumbles it and scoffs. He recognizes her handwriting.
There's literally people in this crowd cheering to Joker shooting Murray in the head
There's literally people in this crowd cheering to Joker shooting Murray in the head
There's literally people in this crowd cheering to Joker shooting Murray in the head
You're asking why assholes are being assholes?Him getting beat up in the beginning while sign holding, and in the subway seemed pretty cheap. I don't know. Why are they beating on him?