Joker movie

In 1981, party jokester and aspiring professional comic Arthur Fleck live with his mom, Penny, in Gotham City. Gotham is overflowing with wrongdoing and joblessness, leaving areas of the populace disappointed and ruined. Arthur experiences a clinical issue that makes him snicker on inappropriate occasions, depending on social administrations for a prescription. After a group of delinquents assaults Arthur in a rear entryway, his collaborator Randall gives him a firearm for assurance. Arthur seeks after a relationship with his neighbor, single mother Sophie Dumond, and invites her to his upcoming stand-up routine at a dance club. 

While entertaining at a youngsters' emergency clinic, Arthur's weapon drops out of his pocket. Randall lies that Arthur purchased the weapon himself, and Arthur is shot. On the tram, still in his jokester cosmetics, Arthur is beaten by three tipsy Wayne Enterprises businessmen; he shoots two in self-preservation and executes the third. The killings are censured by tycoon mayoral applicant Thomas Wayne, who calls those jealous of more effective individuals "jokesters." Demonstrations against Gotham's rich begin, with dissidents donning comedian covers in Arthur's picture. Funding cuts shade the social help program, leaving Arthur without his medicine. 

Sophie goes to Arthur's stand-up routine, which goes ineffectively; he giggles wildly and experiences issues delivering his jokes. Arthur's object of worship, well-known anchor person Murray Franklin, derides Arthur by showing cuts from the satire routine on his show. Arthur intercepts a letter composed by Penny to Thomas, alleging that he is Thomas's ill-conceived child, and castigates his mom for hiding reality. Arthur goes to Wayne Manor, where he meets Thomas' young child Bruce, yet escapes after a fight with the family head servant Alfred Pennyworth. Following a visit from two Gotham City Police Department criminologists investigating Arthur's involvement in the train murders, Penny endures a stroke and is hospitalized. 

Arthur sneaks into a private occasion and defies Thomas, who reveals to him that Penny is whimsical and not his natural mother. Willfully ignorant, Arthur visits Arkham State Hospital and takes Penny's case document; the record says Penny received Arthur as an infant and permitted her injurious sweetheart to hurt them both. Nonetheless, Penny asserts that Thomas utilized his influence to create the appropriation to conceal their issue. Troubled, Arthur gets back and enters Sophie's loft unannounced. Scared, Sophie advises him to leave; their relationship was simply an illusion of Arthur's imagination. The following day, Arthur kills Penny at the emergency clinic. 

Arthur is invited to show up on Murray's show because of the surprising prevalence of his parody routine's clasps. As he gets ready, Arthur is visited by ex-associates Randall and Gary. Arthur murders Randall, however, saves Gary for treating him well before. On the way to the studio, Arthur is sought after by the two criminologists onto a train loaded up with comedian dissidents. One investigator incidentally shoots a nonconformist and incites an uproar, allowing Arthur to get away. 

Before the show goes live, Arthur demands that Murray introduce him as Joker, a reference to Murray's past joke. Arthur exits to acclaim, however, begins telling horrible jokes, admits to the train murders, and tirades about how society deserts the oppressed and intellectually sick. At the point when Murray scrutinizes him and takes steps to call the police, Arthur shoots and slaughters him; he is captured for homicide as mobs break out across Gotham. One of the agitators corners the Wayne family in a rear entryway and murders Thomas and his significant other, Martha, sparing Bruce.[a] Rioters in a rescue vehicle collide with the squad car carrying Arthur, freeing him; he remains on the vehicle, moves to the cheers of the group, and spreads blood all over in the type of a grin. 

At Arkham, Arthur chuckles to himself about a joke and tells his specialist she would not get it. He runs from orderlies, leaving behind a path of bloodied footprints. In 1981, party jokester and aspiring professional comic Arthur Fleck live with his mom, Penny, in Gotham City. Gotham is overflowing with wrongdoing and joblessness, leaving areas of the populace disappointed and devastated. Arthur experiences a clinical issue that makes him chuckle at inappropriate occasions, depending on social administrations for medicine. After a pack of delinquents assaults Arthur in a back street, his collaborator Randall gives him a weapon for security. Arthur seeks after a relationship with his neighbor, single mother Sophie Dumond, and invites her to his upcoming stand-up routine at a club. 

While entertaining at a kids' emergency clinic, Arthur's weapon drops out of his pocket. Randall lies that Arthur purchased the firearm himself, and Arthur is terminated. On the tram, still in his jokester cosmetics, Arthur is beaten by three tanked Wayne Enterprises businessmen; he shoots two in self-protection and executes the third. The killings are denounced by tycoon mayoral up-and-comer Thomas Wayne, who calls those jealous of more effective individuals "jokesters." Demonstrations against Gotham's rich begin, with dissenters donning comedian covers in Arthur's picture. Funding cuts shade the social help program, leaving Arthur without his prescription. 

Sophie goes to Arthur's stand-up routine, which goes inadequately; he giggles wildly and experiences issues delivering his jokes. Arthur's object of worship, well-known anchor person Murray Franklin, ridicules Arthur by showing cuts from the satire routine on his show. Arthur intercepts a letter composed by Penny to Thomas, alleging that he is Thomas's ill-conceived child, and chides his mom for hiding reality. Arthur goes to Wayne Manor, where he meets Thomas' young child Bruce, however, escapes after a fight with the family steward Alfred Pennyworth. Following a visit from two Gotham City Police Department investigators investigating Arthur's involvement in the train murders, Penny endures a stroke and is hospitalized. 

Arthur sneaks into a private occasion and stands up to Thomas, who reveals to him that Penny is preposterous and not his organic mother. Trying to claim ignorance, Arthur visits Arkham State Hospital and takes Penny's case record; the document says Penny received Arthur as a child and permitted her oppressive beau to hurt them both. Notwithstanding, Penny guarantees that Thomas utilized his influence to create the appropriation to conceal their issue. Distressed, Arthur gets back and enters Sophie's loft unannounced. Terrified, Sophie instructs him to leave; their relationship was just an illusion of Arthur's imagination. The following day, Arthur kills Penny at the medical clinic. 

Arthur is invited to show up on Murray's show because of the startling prevalence of his parody routine's clasps. As he gets ready, Arthur is visited by ex-associates Randall and Gary. Arthur murders Randall, however, saves Gary for treating him well before. In transit to the studio, Arthur is sought after by the two analysts onto a train loaded up with jokester dissenters. One analyst incidentally shoots a nonconformist and incites an uproar, allowing Arthur to get away. 

Before the show goes live, Arthur demands that Murray introduce him as Joker, a reference to Murray's past joke. Arthur exits to adulation, yet begins telling dismal jokes, admits to the train murders, and tirades about how society forsakes the oppressed and intellectually sick. At the point when Murray condemns him and takes steps to call the police, Arthur shoots and slaughters him; he is captured for homicide as uproars break out across Gotham. One of the agitators corners the Wayne family in a back street and murders Thomas and his better half, Martha, sparing Bruce. Agitators in an emergency vehicle collide with the squad car carrying Arthur, freeing him; he remains on the vehicle, moves to the cheers of the group, and spreads blood all over in the type of a grin. 

At Arkham, Arthur chuckles to himself about a joke and tells his therapist she would not get it. He runs from orderlies, leaving behind a path of bloodied footprints.

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