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| Dylan Hobbs | ... |
Cyrus /
The Joker
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Katie Young | ... |
Harley
(as Katie H. Young)
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| Manuel Eduardo Ramirez | ... | ||
| Dominique Marsell | ... | ||
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Bob Buhrl | ... |
Oswald
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| Ski Carr | ... | ||
| Mario Orozco | ... |
Spider
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| Gary Sugarman | ... | ||
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Robert Esparza | ... |
Aj
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Sara Nunez | ... |
Ivy
(as Sarah Nunez)
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Marc Schryer | ... |
The Good Husband
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Gloria Gearhart | ... |
The Good Wife
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Christopher Kidd | ... |
Runaway thug
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Matt Venom | ... |
Junkie
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Jessica Lewis | ... |
Riddler's Girl
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The dark and gritty story of where the Joker came from and how he became the villain that he is today.
This is apparently a fan made film. If you enjoy fan made films, you might enjoy it. However, its overall production values, sound quality, and acting level make it clear that this is not a professional production. If this were a studio or professional film, I would have given it one star. However, I don't want to completely discourage the film makers, who more than likely worked hard creating it. I did not care for it. A previous reviewer suggested that the film might be compared to Tarantino's work. The film is similar in that Tarantino is preoccupied with crime in his films. However, this film feels more like the repetitious, uninspired imitations of Tarantino's work that took the most superficial trappings of his movies but lacked the goofy, twisted imagination that has caused him to play with the film form rather than slavishly copy one film or another. I am not really a Tarantino fan, but I have appreciated some of his movies as having a unique voice, sense of humor, and awareness of how they can confound viewer expectations. This film does none of that. The Joker as a character is all about a sense of humor, sick as it may be. There is none of that either.