Arnold is sincerely very funny in this one.
Kinda wish the whole film was about Carl.

If Tom Hanks was a charismatic dancing gangster in A LEAGUE OF HER OWN and he was portrayed by Stephen Chow. Of course this just means I'm describing an Atlee film starring Joseph Vijay.

I feel like I've just run 10 straights I was applauding, grinning, laughing and crying so much.

Caveat: I've only just recently begun to excessively binge masala blockbusters, so their novelties have yet to wear thin for me.

There's hyperbole on both sides of the discourse on Joker.

I found it intermittently compelling, thanks in part to Joaquin and the novelty of a DC film acknowledging that the Wayne Family was probably bad, but most of its parts are affectations from better movies, and the climactic pontifications are pretty cringe.

For whatever reason, when Arthur was going off about society on the talk show, I was reminded of when Jim Carrey monologues about the hypocrisy of Whoville in Ron Howard's Grinch movie.

You haven't lived until you hear a 1,000 strong audience in Mumbai explode into roaring cheers for De Niro, Pesci and Keitel as if they literally just walked into the room during their respective introductory shots in The Irishman.

Good movie too!