The Delusional World of Joker: A Theory

🃏The Joker's mental illness appears to be schizophrenia, based on his behaviors and symptoms seen in the trailers.

😈The parallels between the movie "Joker" and "King of Comedy" suggest that the Joker's reality may be a series of delusions and fantasies.

🎭Scenes in which Arthur appears as the Joker may be entirely in his head, as indicated by his awkward and out-of-place behaviors.

📽️The trailers for the movie deliberately mislead the audience, creating anticipation and confusion about what is real and imagined.

🤡Audiences will be left to interpret what is real and what is hallucination, allowing for different perspectives on the story.

What mental illness does the Joker have in the movie?

—The Joker's mental illness appears to be schizophrenia, based on his behaviors and symptoms exhibited in the trailers.

Does the Joker's reality in the movie blur with delusions and fantasies?

—Yes, the movie presents the possibility that the Joker's reality is a mix of delusions and fantasies, blurring the line between what is real and imagined.

Are the scenes with the Joker in the movie all in his head?

—There is a strong possibility that the scenes in the movie featuring the Joker are all in his head, as they seem to be disconnected from reality and exhibit fantastical elements.

Do the trailers for the movie deliberately mislead the audience?

—Yes, the trailers for the movie deliberately create anticipation and confusion by showing scenes that may be misleading or represent the Joker's delusions.

Will audiences be left to interpret what is real and what is hallucination in the movie?

—Yes, the movie allows for different interpretations as to what is real and what is hallucination, leaving audiences to form their own perspectives on the story.

00:27The theory suggests that the Joker's mental illness is schizophrenia, based on his behaviors and symptoms seen in the trailers.

08:48The theory explores the parallels between the movie "Joker" and "King of Comedy", suggesting that the Joker's reality may be a series of delusions and fantasies.

12:14The theory proposes that whenever the Joker appears in his Joker suit, it may be a delusion or hallucination.

14:09The theory suggests that the protests and crowds in the movie may be part of the Joker's delusional fantasies.