Joker: The Multiple Choice Recut

I was a bit confused as to the order of things but instead of questioning how the original order was i just accepted the ride. GReat cut. It turned another origin super hero story into a full pyschological film - kinda reminds me of taxi driver. I remember in theaters thinking "everyone is gonna keep picking on him until he goes crazy " With this cut i am now very excited for the sequel!

Maybe Spoilers ahead !

I have to start by saying that i personally find the Cinema Cut exceptional and the Movie is in my Top Films for eternety.

So i was really looking forward, to see this (what i think is a brilliant film) put together in a new and different style.
It worked very well.
The 4 Part Storyline is a great choice to get into it all - but here i have to say
i was a bit putt off by the Titles rolling in later as part two came around it seemed missplaced, but thats just me.

The narrative is driven and unreliable as it should be.
IN the end we all dont know what made him The Joker.
What is his origin and what part of his lies we fell in.

To exclude the neighbour was a good choice, again, it is a different view and spin and the so called Love interest wouldnt work.
Scenes are not "missing" and the whole Film was very enjoyable to view.

Thx for this great work.

A great alternate way to watch the Joker movie - it feels like short, focused narratives rather than the multiple plotlines interwoven in the original, and for me, it especially hit hard with the mother relationship section, feeling even darker than the original by putting it all together.

Great work, a couple audio transitions hit a little bold for me but nothing distracting and up to personal tastes. Lots of great planning work must have been done to "mix" up how to retell a story by "unmixing" things, bravo. A worthy FEOTM winner, showing what this great hobby is capable of in fresh, new ways.

Excellent alternative to the movie. I love how you managed to split the film into 4 separate stories, each one is a self-contained plausible origin story for the Joker, and yet, it still forming a coherent whole. It works perfectly since Arthur is an unreliable narrator, so maybe the truth is hiding between two lies.

An impressive feat of narrative restructuring, I was totally engaged by this edit. It evokes a more art house vibe, one that works exceptionally well with Phoenix's nuanced performance and complements the camerawork and direction of the film generally.

The framing of Arthur's internal and external stresses in individual subplots gives each a fair weight and plausibility, and the material that is cut isn't missed. The reveal of events is skillfully ordered, I was never thrown out of the narrative. Heavisyde pulls this off masterfully.

The only place where this version shows its fanedit nature is where the opening titles unexpectedly roll in the beginning of the second sequence, but that's such a nitpick in the scope of what this edit achieves.

Highly recommended.