The ending of JokerFAD that everybody missed (spoilers)

[hELXIG 41,585]

1 minute ago, M i K E Y said:

You know I was sitting alone in the 4th row in front of a big ass movie screen and missed one of the important shots of the movie ahh

It's okay it seems like 50% of people did. They didn't focus on it at all. The whole ending was weird

[Arcanum 4,855]

7 hours ago, ALGAYDO said:

Did they ever reveal whether Lee was lying or not about being pregnant? What if her daughter becomes the real Harley Quinn 

Me thinks it's heavily implied that the s*x scene was his imagination and she never was. Maybe Lee never existed whatsoever 

[IllusionLover 6,484]

I watched with a friend and he made me realize this while watching it.

[Roughhouse Dandy 8,383]

Lmao so this thread is showing me at least a few of the people here who didn't like the film couldn't follow what was going on. It's all starting to make sense now. 

[elijahfan 24,869]

14 hours ago, LG2008 said:

I don't think people missed that, they just didn't like it... They're complaining about it everywhere because they think that ending makes both movies pointless as they didn't see the real Joker

This iteration of Joker never fully made sense in the context of the Batman universe, I think this ending is actually quite clever. Making Arthur the catalyst of a movement that created potential other Jokers, but also Harley and Two-Face. People disappointed they didn’t see the « real Joker » missed the point of both these films.

[Takox 275]

I caught the laughing but not the knife/cutting smile 

[Panchecco 17,403]

I think most people got this on their first watch actually

[StrawberryBlond 13,996]

Its already announced that Todd has no intention in furthering the Joker universe so unlikely. It was merely a case of showing that Joker is more than one man, it was forming a movement. The guy was clearly just copying him because he was out his mind and there was a mocking undertone to it as well. If there was any intention to pass on the character, he would've had a bigger role and his name would've been made clear. You can't cultivate interest in a new Joker if you don't give any information about them. The timeline and ages of the characters were screwed from the first one, it was never going to be a franchise with legs, it was lucky it got a sequel in the first place.

The message just seemed to be that power is a dangerous thing and when a mentally deranged person has influence and other mentally deranged people get inspired, it results in mass chaos and even the demise of the person who started it all. It stands to reason that if you're inspiring insane people, that insanity could cause them to want to overthrow you. Criminally insane people need professional help and should never be held up as figureheads or submitted to show trails. I don't think a third movie could hammer this message home any further.

[Schwerk 6,984]

20 hours ago, Helxig said:

My friend said she thought it was hinted at that Lee sucked off the guards to get in but I didn't get that at all

That's what went through my mind as well because she said: I would do anything for you. 

I went to the movie by myself and missed or misinterpreted a few things. 

I thought Lee shot herself and that her appearing on the stairs in the end is just in Jokers imagination.

Can't wait to see it again with a friend to figure out what I thought I saw and what I missed lol.