Epiphany & me

Oh lala, I'm looking forward to this one... DC Comics have just released the very first trailer for JOKER, an independent Joker origin story that will not be part of the DC Extended Universe. I looooved Heath Ledger's Joker and wasn't too negatively affected by Jared Leto's version of the character, but I cannot wait to see more of what Joaquin Phoenix is bringing to this iconic smiling assassin. Bring on the 2nd of October, please! And, until then, don't forget to put on a happy face! What do you think?

Yes, there is an exclamation point in the title of this post. The exclamation point isn't there in the title of the film that I've seen yesterday, but I feel like showing my excitement about this film using punctuation. I had no idea what to expect. And that's probably the best way to see this film. It will surprise you, confuse you, frustrate you and overwhelm you. And then it will bring you on the verge of tears. Well, that's what it did to me, anyway. The setup of this so-called 'film noir' seemed rather ordinary: A simple fisherman's ex-wife shows up to ask him to murder her abusive second husband. Sounds like a typical Hollywood murder mystery, or an action-packed revenge story, right? It's not. Trust me. Hollywood is worlds away. The mystery is not where you would expect it. Life is raw and hard and weird. And nothing is what it seems. Matthew McConaughey is a genius. Even though I feel like he's constantly playing some version of the