Running in reality - The realistic moments in Joker

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Running in Reality - The Realistic Moments in Joker
Joker by Todd Philips stands alone on its genre with that approach to realistic theatre. The other comics and thrillers, with clowns, represent cartoon violence and unreal cinema outlook. Philips accomplishes a deep realistic background behind a real clown where nobody flies with weird makeup on the face. What we see in the real world is on screen in front of us with cinematographically sophisticated embellishment cramped in a convincing framework (Nierenberg 510). Tedd Philips, in his interviews, seems to emphasize on the deliberate realism devices to embody a movie in this genre with a fresh breeze. His intentional and thoughtful choice of cast and crew and other cinematic tactics contributing to a realism-oriented “Joker” worth appreciation.
Mise-en-scène
Major five elements of Mise-en-scène in Joker are noteworthy in contributing to creating powerful action, the depth of psychological illness and chaos of modern society. Each element has too minute details to capture in words about how it paralleled with other fours to produce that unforgettable thriller (Nierenberg 510). The below are noticeable details of five elements in Joker.
The fascinating antagonist, “The Joker” is the current cinema’s heart of criticism and sophisticatedly drawn character by combing his physical and emotional quest. Peering back to the first “joker” in pop culture literature, we come to know 1940’s Joker (Nierenberg 510). Since then, there came numerous jokers on the screen, including those of Silver Age. Their characterization was appropriate to the time, need and environment of the era. From this extensive list, we also separate a few marvelous jokers with exceptional features and innovative concepts. All we appreciate, depreciate, and ponder upon is inspiring in full or partial fantastic perspective unless “the Joker” by Philips in 2019 jumps in with utmost realism in character manifestation, ambitions, and missions (Stair Dance). The author is successful in his determination to introduce the world with a ‘real joker’ who is socially indifferent when running crazily for the third time in the movie.
Colour and lightening are the components that can generate a coherent for the audience that can directly attack their emotional and psychological stimulants. Joker, as an award-winning and further nominated movie in terms of realistic Mise-en-scène, provides a lasting range of scenes with astonishing lighting and color. The antagonist standing with his back amidst black color circling the dull colors in different hues represents his psychological status. As the character gets strong motives and more determination in his mission, we find more vibrant colors around him. We find him running in the dim light that indicated his anxiety and hopelessness over the first murder. Then, we watch him running in the dark, symbolizing a run-in fear. Finally, he runs in the daylight and realistically abandoning the society with complete mental relief (Joaquin Phoenix in Joker Costume Filming Dangerous Scene). No eccentric lighting or color is breaking the...