Arthur is being treated badly by society. That is so much more intense than loosing a loved one. — Craiya
Is equally problematic as revenge becomes justification for anything.E.g.: The protagonist's parents were killed and so he/she decices to do the same to their enemy - the antagonist. This should automatically make the protagonist a so called false protagonist. — Craiya
I could barely stand to sit through John Wick because it was so boring (action sequences were so repetitive). There is little emotional resonance with the protagonist. — Nils Loc
The psychology of resentment hits so much closer to home in Joker than in John Wick. — Nils Loc
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