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Originally Posted by Stealhead
Well I have not seen the film in a while at any rate he had great difficulty in doing so and did no enjoy it unlike his comrades(and his on stated feelings prior to that series of events) so my point about Joker failing to become the idealized "killer" is true(in the fact that he did not enjoy the kill when it was so up close and personal which the idealized killer is supposed to revel in) That was also the only person in the entire film that Joker clearly caused the death of.
I have always felt that Animal Mother at the end while he stands and watches and waits for Joker to kill the sniper in this scene his face makes you think of Pyle I wonder if that was intended or not.
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It was not my intention to offend or start an argument, I was only making the correction that he did pull the trigger...Whether he liked it or not, or what Kubrick intended the viewer to see was irrelevant concerning my post.
A viewer walks away from a film with their own opinions. That is what usually makes a good film.