That0therGeorge gives his opinions on 'Joker' and the backlash from the audience, critics & the media. Letterboxd - letterboxd.com/That0therGeorge Instagram - / that0thergeorge
Parents today: Hmm the previews say its Rated R. Eh it's a comic movie it should be okay. (Gets to the theater where the ticket seller tells her the film is rated R and not suitable for children) Hmm...I think they're trying to tell something but I'm not sure what. (Walks past group that just saw it talking about one of the murder scenes in detail). Wow! That sounds really violent oh we need popcorn. (Sits down as all the red band trailers play.) Man I would never take my kids to see a horror film. Good thing we're at this R rated comic film. (Movie plays) Oh it's so horrible. Why didnt anyone warn me?
George! Fabulous review! Joker was a movie I really enjoyed! I really liked hearing your views on the film. It’s always nice to hear your opinion and it is awesome. I haven’t been active on CZcams due to exams and assignments but I would love to make a comeback. I hope to have a “late” review for Joker as well!
I thought this movie was a breath of fresh air. I love movies that make me think about it long after they're gone. This is a movie that shakes me at my core as I'm rooting for this man to succeed but have to face the reality that he was doomed from the start.
Well i wouldn’t take Shazam as Example cause this movie kinda sucked (in my opinion, you can like this movie i don’t really care everybody has their own likes and dislikes) but i think a good not dark DC movie was wonder woman in my opinion i just like seeing dark sided DC things just like when joker cut off is fucking face off his head or when he beated Jason Todd to death but yeah funny things in DC are always welcomed i guess just like bat cow
@@isaak___9004 I would disagree. I think Shazam was excellent, not groundbreaking or original, but it perfectly encapsulated the character (well the New 52 version) and wasn't a large scale epic but a small personal story about family and shows it's not always about blood but those that love you.
I mean yeah i like the family thing and love too its just that i didnt like it but you can like its perfectly fine its because kinda made me mad just like how shit was batman vs superman but the thing we can all agree is that Joker is a good movie that reflects the sad reality that some people have to face everyday i just like movies and stories that brings darkness reality and bitter sweet moments but like i said we all have or own opinion we can agree or disagree and im totally fine with your opinion it was nice debating with you Joe
Yooo i found your channel through a KZ tutorial video (like 3 years ago lol) and honestly, your vids are pretty enjoyable to watch. Keep them up, my guy.
Todd Phillips succeeded where Zack Snyder tried. You shouldn’t strive to be dark and realistic. While I did like Man of Steel, it felt kind of like a dead end and BvS just was a mess. I love Joker though. Joaquin Phoenix was amazing and I truly hope this gives WB the confidence to do more stories like Joker with their own flavor of course.
This was an excellent response to the controversy the film has seen, great work! I'll likely make my own video on the movie after the blu-ray comes out, but I came here because I saw your comment on Alsace's response to the trailers and media sensationalizing how "destructive" the film would be, before it even came out and made its point. Seriously, well done, you got a sub outta me!
To see people mistaking ratings and bringing kids to violent movies is really ironic considering we're living the most infantilized adulthood of mankind history
@@That0therGeorge Is not the filmmaker's job make his movie kids friendly, is the parents job to check if it is or not. It's just... sometimes I feel the people who complains the most on how media is unfit for kids, are the same ones letting the task of raising their kids entirely to media
haven't seen the movie yet, so i dont have any thoughts to add, but this was a great video, very well put together, and the transitions from one area to the next were smooth which was very nice!
Good vid dude. I believe you are right at the end. I believe those who suspect this film to be 'incel empowering' are missing: Films are cathartic. We release our stress through watching them. Doesn't mean they normalize or condone the depicted behavior. Arthur's distinct lack of motive for some of his murders is Todd's attempt to show us that Joker is not a person to admire or follow.
Great video man! I Completely agree with your thoughts on the movie, and outside of the movie. 💪🏻 You’ve motivated me to get my Joker video out as soon as possible. So cheers for that Hahah
This point is really good. I thought joker was a great movie and to me it’s fine that it gets inspiration from taxi driver and the King of Comedy. People criticizing it for being similar movies is fine to me but when people say negative things just because it doesn’t fit their political narratives baffles me. They’re no better than those toxic conservatives criticizing Captain Marvel for being “SJW propaganda” and it proves that nobody can have fun anymore now a days without someone bringing up real life politics into something fictional.
I feel like with that review, that guy didn’t even see the film and judged it based on the trailer and we all know that trailers always give an accurate depiction of how the film will be like the paddington trailer which made it look terrible but it was actually great.
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Amazing video once again keep up the good work I thought that the joker was a really good film the soundtrack the cinematography and the character development it was all perfect in my opinion and I think that the joker origin story is perfect and the use of locations to have Gotham looking dark and grim in perfect for the tone that this film went for it all work really well 8/10
yeah it seemed like no matter how good or bad this was people were going to hate, but i can slightly understand it from the PoV of this not being a typical take on joker and if some one was wanting a classic take then they wouldnt like this movie, and ive seen some points about how this movie didnt even need to be about the Joker and i kind of agree, but i think making it Joker obviously got more hype and attention around the movie, and as some one who likes that classic joker i still really loved this movie. it has to be the most refreshing comic book movie since Guardians of the galaxy for me or the dark knight, it was just nice to see something different
@@That0therGeorge like it's hard to explain I've heard peple say it wasn't very DC-ish so I guess maybe like the animated series and just a more traditional take. I guess because he's not just a straight up super villain, idk lol
@@That0therGeorge Well, allow me to correct myself, it is Patch Adams, not Robinson. So basically, Patch Adams was this guy that liked to make people smile and was portrayed in a movie starring Robin Williams. We saw that Joker was initially trying to make kids laugh and smile and felt that was his purpose. Both Patch and Joker recieved backlash, for lack of a better word, when people said "Leave my kid alone." The difference is that Patch wasn't quite as mentally twisted although he had committed himself into an asylum.
I thought this movie was just OK. When I first saw the trailers I thought it was just a movie about a Joker who was just a discount Heath Ledger. Still, I thought it would stand out from the current state of the DC universe and be a step in the right direction. Then the news decided it was a movie for terrorists, and the 4chan shitheads latched onto it and didn't really help anything. At the end of the day though, I thought it was just ok. I liked the grimy atmosphere and the creepy, unpredictable character interactions. But on the other hand, I think they should've explored more of the lore of the Gotham, showing the characters and locations from a different angle, instead it's just a clown-themed reskin of arthouse movies that already exist.
That0therGeorge He was pretty interesting to watch, I felt bad for his character even though he acted slimy and uncomfortable the whole time, the movie did feel like it followed his spiral into madness and rediscovering himself as a supervillain. It’s just that I see no reason they couldn’t have explored the DC universe in more depth from this depressing new angle. My favourite thing about Batman is how people can deconstruct the reality of the character and the motivation of the villains to be the way they are, but his motive for hating the Waynes in the movie feels cheap and silly, and although I liked seeing why the everyday citizens were stirred into crime, I feel disappointed that there wasn’t more substantial worldbuilding here. Since the movie is so similar to Scorsese films that inspired it, it should focus on the brand of being Serious Cinema *that is also set it a goofy comic book universe*. Instead, the only defining trait it has is some vague political themes and a place in the public eye due to some frivolous Controversy. That’s just my five cents though
That0therGeorge Not really, you could’ve just changed a few character and place names and it would’ve just been a psychological drama about a bunch of random people in New York. When I play the Arkham games for instance, I’m invested in learning about what makes all the villains tick, and by reading lore and listening to dialogue and audio logs, you slowly get the idea that the problems of Gotham are a lot bigger and more complex than who Batman is required to punch next. One of my favourite characters is Anarky from Arkham Origins, where he believes the city is corrupted from within and needs to be overturned with violence, which is basically the main conflict of the clowns in the movie. But I guess the thing about Joker is that he’s much more defined by *what* he is than *why* he is. He doesn’t need a motivation because he only cares about spreading madness, death and destruction. That’s not to say that I take any issue whatsoever with him getting a backstory, but there are tons of other villains and heroes and bystanders and in-betweeners living in Gotham, and not one of them gets so much of a cameo. It feels like there’s hardly any point in making it a DC movie at all. But hey, maybe I’m just being petty, they’re making a new Batman movie where he fights Riddler and Penguin, so I guess they might give us more insight into the universe there
@@That0therGeorge I lost my train of thought here a bit lol. It's a decent movie, I'm glad people are enjoying it, it just feels like it is far too derivative of Serious Cinema movies that came before it, and it gets distracted from some of the charm that the Batman universe has even when it's at its edgiest. Idk maybe I'm just spouting gibberish at this point
@@That0therGeorge I got a feeling that it's going to be considered a classic in a couple years from now. By the way I had to sneal in to watch that movie cus security was tight in the theater they played it in
I’ve only seen this film once (I don’t know if I’ll watch it again) and I thought it was fine. I don’t hate it, but I didn’t quite love it like everyone else. I watched it after hearing a lot of praise for the film so maybe that overshadowed my experience, but considering a lot of people are saying different things about it, I would definitely recommend it to others.
This was perfect. I need to get around to watching this film and see what the fuss is all about. I only know about two scenes and somewhat the story of Arthur in the film. I was really shocked when they announced they weren't following any comic or source material for the film but you can see some inspiration still from failed comedian and Batman returns(the *cough* spoiler *cough* shooting)
I went to see joker expecting fun family fun. Was there fun? Was there family? I'll just say this: For a family fun movie... this movie had minimal families, and un-fun. "Joker" is anything but. Most of his jokes involve mean bad things that I personally. don't. want. my kids. to know. about. Example of how a scene COULD have gone Joker: "Knock knock, it's me, the joking joker" Man: "Who?? Get away, I don't know any joker" This scene would have illustrated the nature of jokes. The movie completely falls apart in the 78th act. "Joker" begins as a mild mannered man, but he ends as a medium tangy spicy mannered man. This was my favorite part of the movie -- the spice is just what I needed to spice up my life. That's when I made a realization -- am I the jokers? Let me explain... On the surface, "Joker" seems like it's just a movie about the difficulties of clown. However, when you delve a little deeper, you'll realize that the movie theater seats are not comfortable and the arm rests do not raise. Most of the seats cannot even hold a large drink, so why even sell them in that theater? Okay so now lets get to the negative part of the review. At exactly 1 hour and 38 minutes into the film, you can clearly see a baby smoking in the bottom right part of the screen. That's when I draw the line. A baby smoking? I then look over at my 38 year old baby and I see he picked up this trait from the movie. I don't want to spoil anything but I don't like the fact that he died at the end. Not even in a cool way. Dude just trips. Now if he tripped on a banana, then I would understand the joke. But now I sit here in my **** dimmly lit 400 sq ft apartment with my two kids and I am still trying to figure out what the joke was of this movie. Overall I think this movie is 10/10. I guess you could say that "joker" was a movie that really CLOWNED me?
@@That0therGeorge I didn't get ID'd for Joker. Like my cinema genuinely doesn't give a shit. I don't know if I just look much older than I actually am but I can go watch an 18 film no issue because they never ask me.
Should your kids see Joker?
*Jeez, if only we had a rating system to determine what the target demographic for the movie is.*
Parents today: Hmm the previews say its Rated R. Eh it's a comic movie it should be okay. (Gets to the theater where the ticket seller tells her the film is rated R and not suitable for children) Hmm...I think they're trying to tell something but I'm not sure what. (Walks past group that just saw it talking about one of the murder scenes in detail). Wow! That sounds really violent oh we need popcorn. (Sits down as all the red band trailers play.) Man I would never take my kids to see a horror film. Good thing we're at this R rated comic film. (Movie plays) Oh it's so horrible. Why didnt anyone warn me?
@@JoesGeekShow people determine a movie based on content and think comic books are for kids
The only reason people were asking if kids should see joker is because “it’s a comic book character, so it’s a superhero movie for babies.”
but it's not a superhero movie it's a supervillain movie
George! Fabulous review! Joker was a movie I really enjoyed! I really liked hearing your views on the film. It’s always nice to hear your opinion and it is awesome. I haven’t been active on CZcams due to exams and assignments but I would love to make a comeback. I hope to have a “late” review for Joker as well!
I thought this movie was a breath of fresh air. I love movies that make me think about it long after they're gone. This is a movie that shakes me at my core as I'm rooting for this man to succeed but have to face the reality that he was doomed from the start.
DC Should keep doing that kind of dark movie instead of trying to look like marvel
@@isaak___9004 I think theres room for a lighter side of DC like with Shazam or maybe a Booster Gold movie as well as the darker films like this.
Well i wouldn’t take Shazam as Example cause this movie kinda sucked (in my opinion, you can like this movie i don’t really care everybody has their own likes and dislikes) but i think a good not dark DC movie was wonder woman in my opinion i just like seeing dark sided DC things just like when joker cut off is fucking face off his head or when he beated Jason Todd to death but yeah funny things in DC are always welcomed i guess just like bat cow
@@isaak___9004 I would disagree. I think Shazam was excellent, not groundbreaking or original, but it perfectly encapsulated the character (well the New 52 version) and wasn't a large scale epic but a small personal story about family and shows it's not always about blood but those that love you.
I mean yeah i like the family thing and love too its just that i didnt like it but you can like its perfectly fine its because kinda made me mad just like how shit was batman vs superman but the thing we can all agree is that Joker is a good movie that reflects the sad reality that some people have to face everyday i just like movies and stories that brings darkness reality and bitter sweet moments but like i said we all have or own opinion we can agree or disagree and im totally fine with your opinion it was nice debating with you Joe
Loved the review George, well made points and the backing videos keep everything entertaining. Keep it up man
Yooo i found your channel through a KZ tutorial video (like 3 years ago lol) and honestly, your vids are pretty enjoyable to watch. Keep them up, my guy.
Todd Phillips succeeded where Zack Snyder tried. You shouldn’t strive to be dark and realistic. While I did like Man of Steel, it felt kind of like a dead end and BvS just was a mess. I love Joker though. Joaquin Phoenix was amazing and I truly hope this gives WB the confidence to do more stories like Joker with their own flavor of course.
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I think you could bring something to the party.
Off topic I read your laterbox on Kong fu panda 2 and you said it was a masterpiece
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This was an excellent response to the controversy the film has seen, great work! I'll likely make my own video on the movie after the blu-ray comes out, but I came here because I saw your comment on Alsace's response to the trailers and media sensationalizing how "destructive" the film would be, before it even came out and made its point. Seriously, well done, you got a sub outta me!
*film is rated R*
*mother decides to take their 5 year old to see it*
WHY?!
To see people mistaking ratings and bringing kids to violent movies is really ironic considering we're living the most infantilized adulthood of mankind history
@@That0therGeorge Is not the filmmaker's job make his movie kids friendly, is the parents job to check if it is or not. It's just... sometimes I feel the people who complains the most on how media is unfit for kids, are the same ones letting the task of raising their kids entirely to media
@@That0therGeorge yeah, and this creates a discredit enviroment that numbs when people is angry at real offenses...
@@That0therGeorge well deserved
haven't seen the movie yet, so i dont have any thoughts to add, but this was a great video, very well put together, and the transitions from one area to the next were smooth which was very nice!
I can’t understand why most people can’t be like you i’m like the most DC fan You respect everyone’s opinions
Great video man! Love this series
Good vid dude.
I believe you are right at the end. I believe those who suspect this film to be 'incel empowering' are missing:
Films are cathartic. We release our stress through watching them. Doesn't mean they normalize or condone the depicted behavior.
Arthur's distinct lack of motive for some of his murders is Todd's attempt to show us that Joker is not a person to admire or follow.
Great video man! I Completely agree with your thoughts on the movie, and outside of the movie. 💪🏻
You’ve motivated me to get my Joker video out as soon as possible. So cheers for that Hahah
Algoods bro! Loved it!
And cheers man! I appreciate it! 👌🏻
This point is really good. I thought joker was a great movie and to me it’s fine that it gets inspiration from taxi driver and the King of Comedy. People criticizing it for being similar movies is fine to me but when people say negative things just because it doesn’t fit their political narratives baffles me. They’re no better than those toxic conservatives criticizing Captain Marvel for being “SJW propaganda” and it proves that nobody can have fun anymore now a days without someone bringing up real life politics into something fictional.
Interesting take and great video !
I feel like with that review, that guy didn’t even see the film and judged it based on the trailer and we all know that trailers always give an accurate depiction of how the film will be like the paddington trailer which made it look terrible but it was actually great.
Praying for you That0therGeorge, your family, and friends my friends. I hope ya'll feel better and all goes well for ya'll soon. God bless ya'll my friends. Feel free to message me if ya'll ever need someone to talk to. Remember forgiveness towards the people that have hurt ya'll can really help ya'll. God loves ya'll.
Really well done Video George
Amazing video once again keep up the good work I thought that the joker was a really good film the soundtrack the cinematography and the character development it was all perfect in my opinion and I think that the joker origin story is perfect and the use of locations to have Gotham looking dark and grim in perfect for the tone that this film went for it all work really well 8/10
4:17 Wow this is the first time I'm hearing someone actually thinks the Joker movie is racist
great vid my man
yeah it seemed like no matter how good or bad this was people were going to hate, but i can slightly understand it from the PoV of this not being a typical take on joker and if some one was wanting a classic take then they wouldnt like this movie, and ive seen some points about how this movie didnt even need to be about the Joker and i kind of agree, but i think making it Joker obviously got more hype and attention around the movie, and as some one who likes that classic joker i still really loved this movie. it has to be the most refreshing comic book movie since Guardians of the galaxy for me or the dark knight, it was just nice to see something different
@@That0therGeorge like it's hard to explain I've heard peple say it wasn't very DC-ish so I guess maybe like the animated series and just a more traditional take. I guess because he's not just a straight up super villain, idk lol
we live in a society
society
Wow this video is very underrated
Yeah, that Letterboxd reviewer did confirm later that it was a joke and he was making fun of people that were like that.
Why so underrated
That0therGeorge you off course your funny and your content deserves more views and likes
Good ShiZ.
I got id also!
Yeah! I went in with my brother who is 16, and because he didn't have any form of ID yet accept his passport it was really difficult.
Man some of the criticisms on this film are incompetent.
Is it cool to hate hotline miami I mean if it’s not cool i can see why it’s a good game and the steam ratings of the first one are overwhelmingly good
That0therGeorge neither have i i tried looking for hate on it then i realized i could check negative reviews only and there was
Watching this movie was like watching Robin William's "Patch Adams" shift gears
@@That0therGeorge Well, allow me to correct myself, it is Patch Adams, not Robinson. So basically, Patch Adams was this guy that liked to make people smile and was portrayed in a movie starring Robin Williams. We saw that Joker was initially trying to make kids laugh and smile and felt that was his purpose. Both Patch and Joker recieved backlash, for lack of a better word, when people said "Leave my kid alone." The difference is that Patch wasn't quite as mentally twisted although he had committed himself into an asylum.
I thought this movie was just OK. When I first saw the trailers I thought it was just a movie about a Joker who was just a discount Heath Ledger. Still, I thought it would stand out from the current state of the DC universe and be a step in the right direction. Then the news decided it was a movie for terrorists, and the 4chan shitheads latched onto it and didn't really help anything.
At the end of the day though, I thought it was just ok. I liked the grimy atmosphere and the creepy, unpredictable character interactions. But on the other hand, I think they should've explored more of the lore of the Gotham, showing the characters and locations from a different angle, instead it's just a clown-themed reskin of arthouse movies that already exist.
That0therGeorge He was pretty interesting to watch, I felt bad for his character even though he acted slimy and uncomfortable the whole time, the movie did feel like it followed his spiral into madness and rediscovering himself as a supervillain. It’s just that I see no reason they couldn’t have explored the DC universe in more depth from this depressing new angle. My favourite thing about Batman is how people can deconstruct the reality of the character and the motivation of the villains to be the way they are, but his motive for hating the Waynes in the movie feels cheap and silly, and although I liked seeing why the everyday citizens were stirred into crime, I feel disappointed that there wasn’t more substantial worldbuilding here. Since the movie is so similar to Scorsese films that inspired it, it should focus on the brand of being Serious Cinema *that is also set it a goofy comic book universe*. Instead, the only defining trait it has is some vague political themes and a place in the public eye due to some frivolous Controversy.
That’s just my five cents though
That0therGeorge Not really, you could’ve just changed a few character and place names and it would’ve just been a psychological drama about a bunch of random people in New York.
When I play the Arkham games for instance, I’m invested in learning about what makes all the villains tick, and by reading lore and listening to dialogue and audio logs, you slowly get the idea that the problems of Gotham are a lot bigger and more complex than who Batman is required to punch next. One of my favourite characters is Anarky from Arkham Origins, where he believes the city is corrupted from within and needs to be overturned with violence, which is basically the main conflict of the clowns in the movie.
But I guess the thing about Joker is that he’s much more defined by *what* he is than *why* he is. He doesn’t need a motivation because he only cares about spreading madness, death and destruction. That’s not to say that I take any issue whatsoever with him getting a backstory, but there are tons of other villains and heroes and bystanders and in-betweeners living in Gotham, and not one of them gets so much of a cameo. It feels like there’s hardly any point in making it a DC movie at all.
But hey, maybe I’m just being petty, they’re making a new Batman movie where he fights Riddler and Penguin, so I guess they might give us more insight into the universe there
@@That0therGeorge I lost my train of thought here a bit lol. It's a decent movie, I'm glad people are enjoying it, it just feels like it is far too derivative of Serious Cinema movies that came before it, and it gets distracted from some of the charm that the Batman universe has even when it's at its edgiest. Idk maybe I'm just spouting gibberish at this point
Great video man, really enjoyed the movie as well and it's for sure one of my favorite movies of all time
@@That0therGeorge I got a feeling that it's going to be considered a classic in a couple years from now. By the way I had to sneal in to watch that movie cus security was tight in the theater they played it in
This video was amazing I’ve been subscribed for two years now and this is the first time your video appeared in my sub box keep up the great work
4:15 Is it bad that intro made me laugh because of how fucking stupid it is?
I’ve only seen this film once (I don’t know if I’ll watch it again) and I thought it was fine. I don’t hate it, but I didn’t quite love it like everyone else. I watched it after hearing a lot of praise for the film so maybe that overshadowed my experience, but considering a lot of people are saying different things about it, I would definitely recommend it to others.
This was perfect. I need to get around to watching this film and see what the fuss is all about. I only know about two scenes and somewhat the story of Arthur in the film. I was really shocked when they announced they weren't following any comic or source material for the film but you can see some inspiration still from failed comedian and Batman returns(the *cough* spoiler *cough* shooting)
tfw
I enjoyed this video very much and you made a lot of good points, keep it up!
The movie joker was never meant to be family friendly at all, the people on the news and the articles are just pretty much clowns just in general lol
I went to see joker expecting fun family fun.
Was there fun?
Was there family?
I'll just say this:
For a family fun movie... this movie had minimal families, and un-fun. "Joker" is anything but. Most of his jokes involve mean bad things that I personally. don't. want. my kids. to know. about.
Example of how a scene COULD have gone
Joker: "Knock knock, it's me, the joking joker" Man: "Who?? Get away, I don't know any joker"
This scene would have illustrated the nature of jokes.
The movie completely falls apart in the 78th act. "Joker" begins as a mild mannered man, but he ends as a medium tangy spicy mannered man. This was my favorite part of the movie -- the spice is just what I needed to spice up my life. That's when I made a realization -- am I the jokers? Let me explain...
On the surface, "Joker" seems like it's just a movie about the difficulties of clown. However, when you delve a little deeper, you'll realize that the movie theater seats are not comfortable and the arm rests do not raise. Most of the seats cannot even hold a large drink, so why even sell them in that theater?
Okay so now lets get to the negative part of the review. At exactly 1 hour and 38 minutes into the film, you can clearly see a baby smoking in the bottom right part of the screen. That's when I draw the line. A baby smoking? I then look over at my 38 year old baby and I see he picked up this trait from the movie. I don't want to spoil anything but I don't like the fact that he died at the end. Not even in a cool way. Dude just trips. Now if he tripped on a banana, then I would understand the joke. But now I sit here in my **** dimmly lit 400 sq ft apartment with my two kids and I am still trying to figure out what the joke was of this movie. Overall I think this movie is 10/10. I guess you could say that "joker" was a movie that really CLOWNED me?
Great video man, what a shit storm the response to this film was huh.
Agree with ya brotha.
I'm so close to calling Joker a masterpiece, just need an extra viewing to solidify that opinion
I never get ID'd for movies
@@That0therGeorge I didn't get ID'd for Joker.
Like my cinema genuinely doesn't give a shit. I don't know if I just look much older than I actually am but I can go watch an 18 film no issue because they never ask me.
i don't really like the movie that much it's okay but the reception of this movie was so overblown
Bruh I literally saw this movie a couple of hours ago and all I can say is SJW bad clown man movie very good.