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It has literally nothing to do with normshits. I don't see how a single normshit could possibly find anything relatable in that movie. Yet they were all so hyped over it and it sold tickets like crazy? Why was this?
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The media was warning the normies that someone was gonna go ER during the screenings
Pretty much because of the character
because it's just a movie, but a fairly dark origin story of a capeshit villian movie
Normies minds are controled by (their) media
Because it's the Joker, regardless of what they think they grew up with him due to Batman.
Less normies would've liked the film if it was about a random guy instead of the Joker.
Less normies would've liked the film if it was about a random guy instead of the Joker.
Because COMIIIIIIIICS OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I LOVE COMIC BOOKKS AND BATMAN AND JOKER SOOOOOYYYY GOTTA CONSUME SOOOOOOOY
It's capeshit hollyshit
movie wasn't even good
movie wasn't even good
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Trying too hard to fit in.
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Yes, but why was it so popular to begin with?
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The acting was pretty amazing tbf.
Because in Joker there was an anti-capitalist angle that pleased left-leaning idiots. Like how Arthur got his medication cut because of new healthcare policies.
Even Michael Moore liked the movie.
Even Michael Moore liked the movie.
I agree
it's capeshit movie from a famous comics publisher after all
Because it's related to capeshit
There is nothing wrong with comic books tbh, no im not a comic book fan or something but let people cope.
What does gif below your post mean?
That is a pretty off topic question
Yes, but its just so....weird, that it got me curiousThat is a pretty off topic question
Many normiea low key also fed up and want to go ER on rich people and high status fuckers.
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Because alot of normies actually have shit lives too. The really good life is for chadlites +
The same reason we have 3,000 bluepiller lurking on this site daily. The same reason ancient Romans hired cripples for house parties as a form of entertainment.
This. Many men live life worse than a roach.
Because they're told to be
It's one of the few moments in pop culture history where it's cool to be dark and grim, especially when it's represented by an iconic comic book villain
True. Would not hv generated that much hype and die down very fast
because the media told them to be excited about it
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