@Ali Shabbiri I don't know, Todd also said this is the only time he's laughing because he wants to, but that laugh after he killed Murray, seemed also genuine
I wouldn't say that I loved it because I was uncomfortable starting from the very first scene to the last and couldn't wait for it to end. Afterwards, I couldn't stop thinking about it, having for the first time in my life had a glimpse at a realistic descent into madness. It's one of the best movies I've ever seen. I wonder if anyone's gonna name their child after Arthur Fleck? Probably not very many.
@@redengine6382 Jack felt more like he was playing a real-life cartoon villain. It’s by no means a bad performance, but as a Joker, I feel like he doesn’t reach the same heights of Ledger and Phoenix. A lot more camp and less vagueness, which is a trade off I don’t think joker does well.
... Which is the fucked up thing because he finds the killing of a seven-year-old boy's parents funny. It's truly fascinating how trauma can turn you into the batmans or the jokers of this world but either way, it's transformative.
Imbra Kim Joker didn’t kill the parents. In fact he didn’t kill anyone except those 3 wall street guys who attacked him and who were jerks and awful. And murrey. (Those 2 officers dont count) It was a protester that killed the parents. And the guy who give him a gun. Joker didn’t kill anyone innocent. so ur point is completely pointless.
@@gigachad-jh1dh What are you talking about? I'm referring to Joker laughing at the end of movie thinking how Bruce's parents were killed. No one is saying Joker did it. Dumbass.
I'm pretty Sure he not the real joker or maybe Because this story is about him in a Arkham and staying there and ask questions and do research on him and he turn more crazy there and laugh more because he found out that Bruce become batman at 20 or 15 or 30 and Arthur is getting old. Because you see his hair kinda gray and little bit white hair So maybe 23 years later after the ending he about 60 or 57 or not Unless this took place after the ending and or everything was his head The girl he stalk surely call the cops on him and give him a warning And his mother die of cancer And his friends still live on He got fired And and watch murray TV show And imagine him on tv show and kill him and later he went to his tv show and kill him in reality And he got handcuff and went to prison or Arkham and imagine himself getting save by the riots And.... *the end*
I know it ruins the idea of the movie, but I’d love to see a sequel where he’s the full supervillain joker, in this movie Arthur has a lot of quick witted scenes where he makes stuff up on the spot to get his out of a situation, similar to the joker
This is a true piece of art. The expressions of the actor, the framing, che music, the meaning. All the elements of this scene are perfectly in Harmony. I feel like in heaven looking at this.
i will never forget the amount of “fear” i felt in this ending scene (i wasn’t pissing my pants of course, it was just shockingly scary for a movie). it was disturbing to hear the laugh finally come out, not because it was the ending laugh, but because the laugh was genuine, not some forced laugh to try and hide his frustration or sadness, or because of the condition. he really realized that his life was quite literally a comedy until that point, when he realized that he would never get the help he needed. they absolutely nailed it and that’s why this movie will forever stay in my top 5 favorite movies of all time.
When he says, “you wouldn’t get it.” You know he’s crossed the line, he now knows society doesn’t understand him and there is no point in trying anymore. He laughs because it’s their fault but they don’t know it, and their ignorance gives him a little satisfaction, like maybe they’re the crazy ones.
@@Heavenvideos01 it's no fun if it's just given away. All I will say at the moment is that this movie is a masterpiece at what it was trying to be. Reason? If you still feel any sympathy for the Joker by the end of this film, then it has succeeded better than anticipated. Thoughts?
One of my favorite scenes in Joker. I just love when Arthur says "I was just thinking of a joke." It cuts right to Bruce Wayne over his dead parents, I like to think that the joke was he created Batman. Yeah obviously he doesn't know exactly he will become Batman one day, but in his eyes he created something in Bruce Wayne that wouldn't be that innocent child from that night forward. Also love the parallels of Batman and Joker being born on the same night.
All it takes is one bad day... This time it's Batman who has "one bad day", since Joker's transformation took at least a month (from the stoppage of supply in antidepressants to the murder of Bill Murray).
Or maybe this is later down the line and Batman has already thrown Arthur in the Asylum again. Remember! The Dark Knight Returns he also didn’t have his make up when in the Asylum. This last scene to me is a Joker that’s already met Batman and now realizes he created him hence the Joke.
I just realized something about this scene. Arthur's original social worker looks very similar to this one. What she wanted was to help him in any way possible, knowing he's a very tortured soul. Arthur had a respect for her, going to her for some sort of analysis and advice. After he killed the dudes, he starts to see the flaws in her coaching, along with slowly becoming more synicle. She still wanted to help him, but got defunded. Now he's locked away and has someone who also wants to help, and has all the necessary funding. But he doesn't care anymore. He's found an identity and a meaning. And instead of any respect for her, he kills her
@@stiffy6401 WoW someone's ass hurt because of an individual having some thoughts about a certain scene. Like not everyone's first language is English moron. Stop insulting people because of their thoughts about a movie scene and get a life.
I love how this ending is a complete mix. It feels like a victory because after all that Arthur's been through, he's genuinely happy and laughing for the first time in his life. But at the same time, we the audience know what he's done, what he's caused, and who he is now.
Between his acting, the writing, and cinematography.... this is really just hands down one of the best movies of all time. The irony in this is, he finally was ‘given help’ once it was too late. I feel like the Joker laughing has turned into a symbol of laughing at the worlds irony. Laughing at the fact that everyone claims they want to help, but they don’t until it’s too late. The shift from his perspective of trying to fit in, trying to get peoples acceptance, going from that place of insecurity to “you wouldnt get it.” The acceptance of self and embracing of not only his flaws, but of his demons. Wow. Heavy stuff.
Gordon Ramsey everyone says this, that a sequel would ruin this masterpiece, but I can see batman being integrated to this franchise I don’t think a sequel is a bad idea I think it will work, we get to see Joker in his true form, this was just his origin plenty more to come
@@problematicdino3811 Todd Phillips doesn't want to integrate Batman in the sequel, if there's going to be one. I think he already said it multiple times
@@gordonramsey7300 well there's talk of one. And honestly I'd love it I mean this movie is about how he went insane the next one could be about him actually becoming a supervillain more than he already is officially making the joker gang from the followers if the clown movement joker breaking out of Arkham and/or a member of the clown movement doing it for him etc. A sequel I feel won't be as good as this movie but it could still be good
Just watched this scene for the 100th time, have you noticed that at 1:20 he's lost in his own thoughts, but when she looks back at him she gulps and can't keep eye contact because she's so unsettled. Then we get this peak level close up and he's just piercing her with his eyes. The way they told the effect he had on her was so well done. The dude was unreal in this
I can’t stop watching this scene, it’s…it’s absolutely bloody perfect. This is by far the best Joker, Heath was good but this is just…psychotically good.
I was wondering where the incident regarding his bloodied feet took place just now. Not the clown riot bit because that scene may not have actually happened.
This movie left me disturb after watching it and I’m not saying that in a bad way, this movie felt in so many ways painfully and scarily real, to the point it made me uncomfortable. Truly a fantastic film
@SANJEV MARIAPPAN Moe 2:36 Arthur/Joker - Me and my waifu Orderly - my family trying to separate us as they believe I'm descending into madness for falling in love with a fictional character even if by circumstances becomes real
This is the opportunity to make a movie called "Batman" where you only see Bruce struggling with the shadow of joker. Never seen in the movie but always present in some kind of way.
hhhk20 man people get pressed easily🙄 listen, people make mistakes, and this mistake is literally meaningless so it’s fine if didn’t write it correctly
Honestly, Frank Sinatra is a good musician overall. It doesn't matter if you found My Way through Sing, or That's Life from Joker, we can all agree that he's a good musician.
I'm not gonna lie, when I saw this in theaters, I actually cried a little bit. There have so many times I've felt like Arthur and felt the same experiences as him ( minus the violence he commits ) and in a way it was cathartic to see something being portrayed in such a way. We really do need to evaluate mental health better in the world and try to be better to each other, but whether it will happen or not, I can't say for certain. All I know is we all need to do better if we're ever going to become better people in general, that the Arthur Flecks of the world will never again have to suffer or lash out just to get someone, anyone, to notice them and their pain.
The joke which he was thinking of waw his life. That is why he said "you wouldn't get it" because he used to think his life was a tragedy and at the end he realised it was a joke and this nobody else can understand because only he experienced it and knows all the truth of it. Now I perfectly understand the ending. It was so amazing!
I thought his joke was that he created Batman because it was his actions that led to Bruce Wayne’s parents death. He dosnt know he created “Batman” he just knows that he changed Bruce Wayne into something else.
walentaz I get where you’re coming from, I feel the same way but even though endgame was a CGI high budget film, it was a good epilogue. Joker was a refreshing vintage of an artistic film which is exactly what the character needed. A bad example of a film that’s only got CGI going for it would be suicide squad which also starred the joker yet didn’t do jackshit.
Pheonixs acting is outstanding in this movie I think he plays the insane roll perfectly and he scares you at some parts which shows how good he really is
I just love how his doctor looks at him as he starts singing, reminding us that not everyone has the privilege to understand that we've all got a little radio inside our head.
Lets sing together : That's life (that's life), that's what all the people say You're ridin' high in April, shot down in May But I know I'm gonna change that tune When I'm back on top, back on top in June I said that's life (that's life), and as funny as it may seem Some people get their kicks stompin' on a dream But I don't let it, let it get me down 'Cause this fine old world, it keeps spinnin' around I've been a puppet, a pauper, a pirate, a poet, a pawn and a king I've been up and down and over and out and I know one thing Each time I find myself flat on my face I pick myself up and get back in the race That's life (that's life), I tell you I can't deny it I thought of quitting, baby, but my heart just ain't gonna buy it And if I did think it was worth one single try I'd…
People always wanna add something that has nothing to do with DC they put Shaggy in Naruto DBZ Some other B.S It's annoying and stolen comments so Ignore the nonesense and unrelatable comments
I never expected this movie to have such a happy ending. It was so brutal and harrowing throughout, with its occasional bright points all eventually crushed or snatched away by subsequent losses. For most of the movie you think you're watching a tragedy, but then at the end, you realize it was a comedy after all.
Well, it is told from the Joker's perspective. And by the end of the movie, he is pretty happy. After all, he's finally found his calling in life. Spreading joy and laughter to the world. That is, joy and laughter as understood when life itself is nothing but a cruel joke.
Man this is a really fucked up ending. Arthur went crazy and there´s no way back, he is and always be Joker. No more tryng to make everyone laugh, just insanity, and all because of the people around him and also those who though of him has nothing but a crazy guy.
My theory is the joke his laughing about is, he wanted to kill Thomas Wayne, but he was already dead. Remember when Arthur was on Murray, and he said the knock knock joke about the kid being dead? Arthur laughs at death like a huge hilarious part of life. In the hospital with his mom he said his life was a comedy instead of a tragedy, and than suffocated her. In this scene he murdered the doctor and was dancing right after. He no longer has a condition because he found something to laugh at. Absolute masterpiece of a movie. Anyways, those are my thoughts. If you read this, THANK YOU for reading, and I hope EVERYONE stays blessed.
“I don’t but, in this scene joker looks much older. Maybe we’re looking into the future of where joker has ended up. And maybe the joker is laughing because he realizes that Batman is Bruce Wayne the whole time. Which is why we get the line -“You wouldn’t get it”, and a glimpse of young Bruce Wayne!”
“I was just thinking of a joke” For a minute, it seemed that joker and Bruce were brothers and related, but they’re not. However, they will always have some sort of connection cause it’s Jokers fault that Bruce’s parents are dead. Thus, we have The Batman
I know a lot of people won't accept this as *the* definitive origin to the Crown Prince of Crime. Hell, the Killing Joke has established Joker's past is multiple choice; you don't know which is the truth behind the madness. It's similar to Heath Ledger, in how he tells his "scars story." Imagine if they tell both those stories in an origin movie, like how his abusive father murdered his mother, or loan sharks carved up his wife. It's only one interpretation; this one just felt like a more realistic version rather than the comic book world where a man is changed due to falling in chemical acid, 'cause any normal man would definitely die from that.
Here's a theory my brother told me and I think it makes sense: This is Joker years later. After Bruce has become Batman. After him and Batman have become enemies, and Batman has put Joker in Arkham (or wherever this is, but it's probably Arkham). At this point, Arthur has somehow found out or figured out that Batman is actually Bruce Wayne, and the "joke" he's laughing at is that he realizes that what he did all those years ago was what led to Bruce Wayne becoming Batman and that he created his own enemy and the man who stopped him. That's why it cuts to young Bruce in the alley when he says he's thinking of a joke. I agree with that, and *I* think the reason he says "you wouldn't get it" is because revealing Batman's true identity might put an end to Bruce being Batman and their rivalry, which many versions of Joker see as a serious commitment akin to a relationship, would cease to exist.
@@laughisfun2003 I think he looks a bit older. He has some graying temples. Some people just don't really age. Besides, he already looked like crap in the movie. I think it says in the adoption files that he's in his 30s and Joaquin Phoenix is in his 40s so maybe they had the idea of seeing him in two different time periods in mind.
@@laughisfun2003 I think he looks a bit older. He has some graying temples. Some people just don't really age. Besides, he already looked like crap in the movie. I think it says in the adoption files that he's in his 30s and Joaquin Phoenix is in his 40s so maybe they had the idea of seeing him in two different time periods in mind.
The whole movie is a darn masterpiece! Joaquin should not just win an Oscar for his performance, this whole film should just win for Best Picture! And also for Best Directing, Best Writing, Best Sound, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography, and Best Film Editing.
Totally agree. Finally we have a movie of the level of The Shawshank's redemption or Forrest Gump. Hoakin is the best actor at this moment without any doubts
Woahh there buddy. Joker is good and I enjoy it and relate to him but it's not deserving of that many awards 😂☠. It definitely deserves Best actor/ best score but not best anything else. It's really not that good man 😂☠. Watch more movies man 2019 was a good year
Joker was my favourite movie of 2019. But you need to watch more movies if you think it should win this many. 1917 is clearly gonna take away Best Cinematography for one
Today I was fired from a job where I gave everything, where I sacrificed a lot and now that I've been fired on my way home I decided to listen to this song. *I never felt so free*
I’ve seen this movie twice. This is one of my favourite scenes in the whole movie. Not just for the music (one of my favourite songs of all time) but because it’s finally complete. He’s gone from troubled man Arthur Fleck to the Joker. And to cap it all off there’s a little chase scene done almost like a Scooby-Doo cartoon. And there’s even a bit of ambiguity left in (not only about whether this really happened) but about his thoughts in the last moments ‘you wouldn’t get it’ what was the joke? It can apply basically to anything in the movie or even to what comes after, ie Batman. Meh, we all know what the joke really was: “There were these… two guys… in a lunatic asylum…”
This is why we should be given a 2 sided version of everything. All these years we used to watch a movie of a superhero with a cape who makes an unesescary creepy voice out of nowhere whose name is batman and then this movie shows us the narrative from joker himself. I dont think there are such movies like joker but i do know that there can be nothing like this gem.
If you look closely at where Bruce is standing in the alley, after a few seconds, you can actually see the super-rats scurrying along the ground. Nice little nod there.
@@raven3067 its important because what killed the waynes werent "bad guys" alone, it was their outrageous elitism during a period of crisis, empoverishment and worker class suffering. The rats represent that, but all that bruce is able to see is their parents murdered (the rats walking behind his back represents it) and the impact of that brutal scene would mold him into a vigilante - and even blinder - version of thomas wayne.
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The best part about this ending is that now he is laughing because he wants to. Not because of his condition.
That is precisely what I thought...he is genuinely laughing at something while still also laughing obsessively to some extent. Hauntingly contagious.
i think that he was laughing cause of his condition, but now he's embracing it.
Ali Shabbiri oh ok then
@Ali Shabbiri I don't know, Todd also said this is the only time he's laughing because he wants to, but that laugh after he killed Murray, seemed also genuine
@Ali Shabbiri Chuckle/laugh, it was natural, it wasn't induced by his condition
A movie called joker ends with the line "you wouldn't get it"
Yes. Nobody get it.
Exactly it’s hilarious because how that’s LIFE!
While I usually want an answer Joker is a character that has no answer and having the movie end on that makes sense.
I didn’t even know why he was laughing
Having a mental sick has two sides one good & one bad
I don’t have words to describe how fucking amazing this movie was, I literally loved it so much
I wouldn't say that I loved it because I was uncomfortable starting from the very first scene to the last and couldn't wait for it to end. Afterwards, I couldn't stop thinking about it, having for the first time in my life had a glimpse at a realistic descent into madness. It's one of the best movies I've ever seen.
I wonder if anyone's gonna name their child after Arthur Fleck? Probably not very many.
@@S0ulinth3machin3 Well thats just to show how amazing iy is
Literally
Same
@@S0ulinth3machin3 it was comfortable for me because it expresses everything i believe about the world without saying it.
I think this scene symbolizes that we should stop feeling sorry for him. He's embraced what he is.
Ooh I love this take on the scene!! You have a point.
@jakoblovec4356 okay jakob sure
This comment is why we need jokers in real life. To teach people like whoever wrote this, who they really are.
@@Alex-lf4zs I wrote it if you got a problem with my take that's a you problem.
And we have no one to blame but us
"We live in a joker"
-Society
Nice
@Ironwarrer We live in a Fujiara Chika...
-corrupted society
Hold up
Johnny Long Boi wait what?
That makes cents.
It’s all fun and games til you realize that your girlfriend isn’t real
Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if I had a girlfriend that was all in my head.
Your talking about me.lol I will drive you to that point of insanity just like joker.lmao
Well... that's life I guess.
Again?
I think we all did same Time....we r all clowns!
The joker needs such a ridiculously good actor to play him, and so far i feel only Heath Ledger and Joaquin Phoenix have been able to do it.
Don’t forget Jack Nicholson
@@redengine6382 and mark hamill
@@redengine6382
Jack felt more like he was playing a real-life cartoon villain. It’s by no means a bad performance, but as a Joker, I feel like he doesn’t reach the same heights of Ledger and Phoenix. A lot more camp and less vagueness, which is a trade off I don’t think joker does well.
Don't forget Jared Leto
@@runnethdown I’ll admit Jared Leto did a lot better in the Snyder cut but his Joker in suicide squad was trash.
This. This is the reason I can't listen to That's Life without crying anymore. Thanks Joker 👍.
🤡🤡
I just noticed that he was actually laughing here without any pain
... Which is the fucked up thing because he finds the killing of a seven-year-old boy's parents funny. It's truly fascinating how trauma can turn you into the batmans or the jokers of this world but either way, it's transformative.
Imbra Kim
Joker didn’t kill the parents.
In fact he didn’t kill anyone except those 3 wall street guys who attacked him and who were jerks and awful.
And murrey.
(Those 2 officers dont count)
It was a protester that killed the parents.
And the guy who give him a gun.
Joker didn’t kill anyone innocent.
so ur point is completely pointless.
@@gigachad-jh1dh What are you talking about? I'm referring to Joker laughing at the end of movie thinking how Bruce's parents were killed. No one is saying Joker did it. Dumbass.
battlefield fan he also killed his mother
@@gglifeiwin well she's the root of all this things that happened to Arthur.
I swear to God, don’t give us a sequel. This ending is fantastic and if this is the last time we see Arthur, I’ll be so happy.
I'm pretty
Sure he not the real joker or maybe
Because this story is about him in a Arkham and staying there and ask questions and do research on him and he turn more crazy there and laugh more because he found out that Bruce become batman at 20 or 15 or 30 and Arthur is getting old. Because you see his hair kinda gray and little bit white hair
So maybe 23 years later after the ending he about 60 or 57 or not
Unless this took place after the ending and or everything was his head
The girl he stalk surely call the cops on him and give him a warning
And his mother die of cancer
And his friends still live on
He got fired
And and watch murray TV show
And imagine him on tv show and kill him and later he went to his tv show and kill him in reality
And he got handcuff and went to prison or Arkham and imagine himself getting save by the riots
And.... *the end*
I dont think it should have a sequel, but then the movie made a billion dollars and now we might maybe possibly get a sequel.
I think I remember seeing an article that said they might bring it into the main DC movie universe and make a sequel connecting it
I think it should be a sequel, but be a continuation of Arthur’s change into Joker
I know it ruins the idea of the movie, but I’d love to see a sequel where he’s the full supervillain joker, in this movie Arthur has a lot of quick witted scenes where he makes stuff up on the spot to get his out of a situation, similar to the joker
This is a true piece of art.
The expressions of the actor, the framing, che music, the meaning. All the elements of this scene are perfectly in Harmony.
I feel like in heaven looking at this.
@FlightSavage Gaming cry baby
@FlightSavage Gaming it's Heaven .. cry more
One of the greatest acting performances of all time!
The greatest hands down.
If not the best
This man just won the golden globe award.
Yes, at an awards show that hates him for being a white man. Epic.
Indeed he did.
@@NathanJennings1222 he's not white, Joaquin is Puerto Rican
Yey
I cheered so much when he won
“Some people get their kicks stomping on a dream”. This song is so fitting in so many ways for this last scene it’s uncanny
Unfortunately because of that some people choose suicide
@@salvattore2012 what?
Thank Frank.
Frank Sinatra had bipolar which is in the movie is also depicted to be one of the many many illnesses Arthur has
Just have empathy
The shot of young Bruce as a foreshadowing as we know what’s coming, the genius of this scene is unbelievable.
i will never forget the amount of “fear” i felt in this ending scene (i wasn’t pissing my pants of course, it was just shockingly scary for a movie). it was disturbing to hear the laugh finally come out, not because it was the ending laugh, but because the laugh was genuine, not some forced laugh to try and hide his frustration or sadness, or because of the condition. he really realized that his life was quite literally a comedy until that point, when he realized that he would never get the help he needed. they absolutely nailed it and that’s why this movie will forever stay in my top 5 favorite movies of all time.
When he says, “you wouldn’t get it.” You know he’s crossed the line, he now knows society doesn’t understand him and there is no point in trying anymore. He laughs because it’s their fault but they don’t know it, and their ignorance gives him a little satisfaction, like maybe they’re the crazy ones.
That ain't it either
DDRUTOU then what is it
@@Heavenvideos01 it's no fun if it's just given away. All I will say at the moment is that this movie is a masterpiece at what it was trying to be. Reason? If you still feel any sympathy for the Joker by the end of this film, then it has succeeded better than anticipated. Thoughts?
Society
I understand society but,society don't understand me....
One of my favorite scenes in Joker. I just love when Arthur says "I was just thinking of a joke." It cuts right to Bruce Wayne over his dead parents, I like to think that the joke was he created Batman. Yeah obviously he doesn't know exactly he will become Batman one day, but in his eyes he created something in Bruce Wayne that wouldn't be that innocent child from that night forward. Also love the parallels of Batman and Joker being born on the same night.
All it takes is one bad day... This time it's Batman who has "one bad day", since Joker's transformation took at least a month (from the stoppage of supply in antidepressants to the murder of Bill Murray).
Apparently in the script the line is "it's between me and him. You wouldn't get ot
In my child hood I think that Bruce kid becomes Batman
Or maybe this is later down the line and Batman has already thrown Arthur in the Asylum again. Remember! The Dark Knight Returns he also didn’t have his make up when in the Asylum. This last scene to me is a Joker that’s already met Batman and now realizes he created him hence the Joke.
@@JayTekken1 That's how I interpreted the scene. Arthur looks noticeably older IMO
I just realized something about this scene. Arthur's original social worker looks very similar to this one. What she wanted was to help him in any way possible, knowing he's a very tortured soul. Arthur had a respect for her, going to her for some sort of analysis and advice. After he killed the dudes, he starts to see the flaws in her coaching, along with slowly becoming more synicle. She still wanted to help him, but got defunded. Now he's locked away and has someone who also wants to help, and has all the necessary funding. But he doesn't care anymore. He's found an identity and a meaning. And instead of any respect for her, he kills her
Yeah.
Also you misspelled "cynical"
ain't no way you wrote synicle. this whole monologue is cringe but you can really tell you're 12 just from that.
@@stiffy6401 WoW someone's ass hurt because of an individual having some thoughts about a certain scene. Like not everyone's first language is English moron. Stop insulting people because of their thoughts about a movie scene and get a life.
@@bismuth7398
because I AM HE⛓🤬⛓
@@stiffy6401 imagine judging people through a screen via a spelling mistake
I love how this ending is a complete mix. It feels like a victory because after all that Arthur's been through, he's genuinely happy and laughing for the first time in his life. But at the same time, we the audience know what he's done, what he's caused, and who he is now.
Between his acting, the writing, and cinematography.... this is really just hands down one of the best movies of all time. The irony in this is, he finally was ‘given help’ once it was too late. I feel like the Joker laughing has turned into a symbol of laughing at the worlds irony. Laughing at the fact that everyone claims they want to help, but they don’t until it’s too late. The shift from his perspective of trying to fit in, trying to get peoples acceptance, going from that place of insecurity to “you wouldnt get it.” The acceptance of self and embracing of not only his flaws, but of his demons. Wow. Heavy stuff.
Deep
One of the best movies of all time? You’re mistaken.
it bowers too much from others movies to be called "the best movie ever made"
@@uhh_p please re-read. “one of the best movies of all time.”
Can make a grown man cry 😢
The best fucking way to end this great movie
@Pablo Sabater Royo Yeah the only thing I dislike about this ending is that it is trying to set up a sequel which I don't want.
Pablo Sabater Royo I agree
Gordon Ramsey everyone says this, that a sequel would ruin this masterpiece, but I can see batman being integrated to this franchise I don’t think a sequel is a bad idea I think it will work, we get to see Joker in his true form, this was just his origin plenty more to come
@@problematicdino3811 Todd Phillips doesn't want to integrate Batman in the sequel, if there's going to be one. I think he already said it multiple times
@@gordonramsey7300 well there's talk of one. And honestly I'd love it I mean this movie is about how he went insane the next one could be about him actually becoming a supervillain more than he already is officially making the joker gang from the followers if the clown movement joker breaking out of Arkham and/or a member of the clown movement doing it for him etc. A sequel I feel won't be as good as this movie but it could still be good
Just watched this scene for the 100th time, have you noticed that at 1:20 he's lost in his own thoughts, but when she looks back at him she gulps and can't keep eye contact because she's so unsettled. Then we get this peak level close up and he's just piercing her with his eyes. The way they told the effect he had on her was so well done. The dude was unreal in this
I can’t stop watching this scene, it’s…it’s absolutely bloody perfect. This is by far the best Joker, Heath was good but this is just…psychotically good.
Best acting i've seen in years. Best Joker by far
Mark Hamill and Heath Ledger: Wait till they get a load of me.
Isaac heath ledger >>>> joquain Phoenix
Isaac Heath ledger and jack nicholson. Even mark hamill
Man stop comparing these guys. They all had their own direction and was supposed to play a certain way. Just enjoy these amazing performances dam
Have you seen all the other Jokers though?
He killed the therapist by stomping on her head probably non-stop thus the blood on the footsteps he makes.
Either that or stepped on a bloody floor after hitting her with a blunt object or stabbing her with a pen
The song also implies it with the lyric “stomping on a dream”.
I was wondering where the incident regarding his bloodied feet took place just now. Not the clown riot bit because that scene may not have actually happened.
some people get their kicks stopping on a dream
All these stuff happening in his mind actually. The whole movies is just the game of his mind. That is amazing movie
This movie left me disturb after watching it and I’m not saying that in a bad way, this movie felt in so many ways painfully and scarily real, to the point it made me uncomfortable. Truly a fantastic film
It was amazing his acting. I have no clue why alot of people didn't like it....
Theory: After he killed his therapist (explaining his bloody footprints), Harley Quinzel will replace her.
Yes, Harley Quinzel a very good therapy for an insane man
@@minilamma4879 and then f***ed each other
Notice how even that therapist was charmed by The Joker by the way she smiled. She let her guard down.
I never noticed the floor until today! Thank you 🙏
@@yeetboi8073 sex therapy is the only method that works
Joker is a testament to human madness, to the power of one mans mind. It’s an effigy to morality and what morality means.
Morality is a fiction
Hello there!
Yea okay Obi wan Master Chief
Not so much of a testament to human madness but the fragility of the human mind and what it takes to push a person to true madness.
Obi wan !! Well I’m glad to see you I wasn’t expecting you here
Epic acting plus epic ending music scene.
The ending was just perfect 👌
The music for this movie is just the chef’s kiss
Teacher: Nobody is going to get out of the class!
Kid named Nobody: 1:51
Who the hell names their kid nobody
Nobody does
Lmao
@@jatinvikram5333 f you (not seriously)
@SANJEV MARIAPPAN Moe
2:36
Arthur/Joker - Me and my waifu
Orderly - my family trying to separate us as they believe I'm descending into madness for falling in love with a fictional character even if by circumstances becomes real
This is the opportunity to make a movie called "Batman" where you only see Bruce struggling with the shadow of joker. Never seen in the movie but always present in some kind of way.
They absolutely will never do that, but I wish they would.
That would be amazing fuck
After all the money and nominations Joker made, be sure they are doing "Batman" right now.
WHAT IF, AND HEAR ME OUT, WHAT IF THE MOVIE WASN'T CALLED BATMAN BUT RATHER, Get ready,
BRUCE!!
@@Zevil And why this movie isn't called Arthur? Use your brain next time.
>Some people get their kicks stomping on a dream
>Bloody footprints
Franks music made this movie even better , oh and no one does the joker this good this believable thank you Mr Phoenix , I salute you Sir !!!!!!
This song teach you how to laugh and smile when life is shitty. The perfect choice for this movie, so pertinent it's brilliant
Avengers endgame: why did this movie got awarded movie of the year but I didn’t?
Me: you wouldn’t get it
@hhhk20 they made one mistake chill your ass out
hhhk20 bro it’s one mistake🤨and if they don’t learn English then let them be
hhhk20 man people get pressed easily🙄 listen, people make mistakes, and this mistake is literally meaningless so it’s fine if didn’t write it correctly
hhhk20
Just one letter mistake
So got a life
I mean how hard is it to re-read your comment. This person just put little to no effort into the comment.
Heath ledger : one bad day
Phoenix: a life time of them
DC got the best movies about society.
2009 it was Watchmen
2019, ten years later, Joker claims the crown
Real one’s Remember, the watchmen
Honestly, Frank Sinatra is a good musician overall. It doesn't matter if you found My Way through Sing, or That's Life from Joker, we can all agree that he's a good musician.
I found My Way from Shrek 2 😂
Teacher: If you are not interested in my class, then leave the classroom
Me: 1:51
Bruh that’s more accurate than you realize
Well I guess you murdered the teacher cuz u have blood on you shoes epic gamer moment
Ha
a random 12 yr old indeeeed
This meme was made by gang weed
0:00-0:30 me thinking about random funny shit in the middle of class out of context
I know
Lmao this is so true
Unfortunately, this is true...
Idk what’s more awkward. Doing that in the middle of class or at the dinner table
Of course on this great ending of a movie with a strong message there has to be a 12 year old talking about them in class
The best ending to one of the best movies.
I'm not gonna lie, when I saw this in theaters, I actually cried a little bit. There have so many times I've felt like Arthur and felt the same experiences as him ( minus the violence he commits ) and in a way it was cathartic to see something being portrayed in such a way. We really do need to evaluate mental health better in the world and try to be better to each other, but whether it will happen or not, I can't say for certain. All I know is we all need to do better if we're ever going to become better people in general, that the Arthur Flecks of the world will never again have to suffer or lash out just to get someone, anyone, to notice them and their pain.
🍀
Same here! I was never abused as a child, but I didn’t fit in and sometimes as an adult, I still don’t. I totally feel for his character!
“I was just thinking of a joke.”
“Do you want to tell it to me?”
“No, I don’t think I will.”
Spoon McFork I see what you did there 😉
Attually ...The best actor !!!
Damn, a double captain America Joker pun...
Stupid endgame joke
The joke is that he created Batman
2:20 me after leaving Area 51 with toothpaste that is recommended by 10/10 dentists
I don't get it...
How that one 1/10 dentist walks out after not recommending the toothpaste just to piss everyone off
When you get toothpaste which killing 100% microbes
@@Dabhach1 you wouldn't get it.
ur teeth must be very shitty
Either that or the joke went right ove my head.
The Joker was one awesome movie !
This version of Joker is scared me af, because it seems like everyone could be a "Joker".
That was the point of the movie
“You wouldn’t get it” one of the best lines in cinema
The joke which he was thinking of waw his life. That is why he said "you wouldn't get it" because he used to think his life was a tragedy and at the end he realised it was a joke and this nobody else can understand because only he experienced it and knows all the truth of it.
Now I perfectly understand the ending. It was so amazing!
Yes
No
@@zacatewzrd4428
Yesn’t
@@futabafanclub865 yesnomayben’t
I thought his joke was that he created Batman because it was his actions that led to Bruce Wayne’s parents death. He dosnt know he created “Batman” he just knows that he changed Bruce Wayne into something else.
One of the greatest endings of all time.
Why does joker 2 look on par with this masterpiece what the hell
1:32 **Some poeple get their kick stomping on a dream* ♪* 0:46
the quotes fits the joker perfectly!
Congrats that's the point
@@peckmyeyesout1437 @Rapa Nuii "People"
@@rencioking5013 The waynes in general
That quote also references how he stomps on the therapists head repeatedly to kill her
Avengers endgame was good, but you expected that
Joker was a hit or miss
And by god, IT HIT
Ryan Mc Not only did it hit, it OBLITERATED. Might be the first time my expectations were blown up to such a degree.
emerl298 same, the trailer looked good and all but I was expecting them to go overboard with the jokers personality or backstory, but it felt so real
walentaz Avengers was great mate no need to be little that to appreciate joker
walentaz I get where you’re coming from, I feel the same way but even though endgame was a CGI high budget film, it was a good epilogue. Joker was a refreshing vintage of an artistic film which is exactly what the character needed. A bad example of a film that’s only got CGI going for it would be suicide squad which also starred the joker yet didn’t do jackshit.
Avengers doesnt even come close! Its a themepark movie..joker is just cinematic amazement
Pheonixs acting is outstanding in this movie
I think he plays the insane roll perfectly and he scares you at some parts which shows how good he really is
Me walking out of the cinema 1:51
Ali Shabbiri when he steps on dog poo he walks w his head down, cus he’s sad
@Garvin Ferrer with both shoes lmaoooo
@Ali Shabbiri for "a extremely literate person" that joke sure seemed to have flown over your head
@@danterosales6985 you literally just had the joke fly over your head though, he was being sarcastic. Smh
Parents: If you don't like it, you can just get out!!!
Me: 1:51
I just love how his doctor looks at him as he starts singing, reminding us that not everyone has the privilege to understand that we've all got a little radio inside our head.
this movie was fucking amazing 8/10 movie for sure, it did feel very slow at progressing
Lets sing together :
That's life (that's life), that's what all the people say
You're ridin' high in April, shot down in May
But I know I'm gonna change that tune
When I'm back on top, back on top in June
I said that's life (that's life), and as funny as it may seem
Some people get their kicks stompin' on a dream
But I don't let it, let it get me down
'Cause this fine old world, it keeps spinnin' around
I've been a puppet, a pauper, a pirate, a poet, a pawn and a king
I've been up and down and over and out and I know one thing
Each time I find myself flat on my face
I pick myself up and get back in the race
That's life (that's life), I tell you I can't deny it
I thought of quitting, baby, but my heart just ain't gonna buy it
And if I did think it was worth one single try
I'd…
This ending remember Scooby-Doo
What do you mean?
The hallway chases yeah
People always wanna add something that has nothing to do with DC they put
Shaggy in
Naruto
DBZ
Some other B.S
It's annoying and stolen comments so
Ignore the nonesense and unrelatable comments
they wouldn't get it
Então meus queridos cabeças kkkkkkk
I never expected this movie to have such a happy ending. It was so brutal and harrowing throughout, with its occasional bright points all eventually crushed or snatched away by subsequent losses.
For most of the movie you think you're watching a tragedy, but then at the end, you realize it was a comedy after all.
Well, it is told from the Joker's perspective. And by the end of the movie, he is pretty happy.
After all, he's finally found his calling in life. Spreading joy and laughter to the world. That is, joy and laughter as understood when life itself is nothing but a cruel joke.
Dude this isnt happy the man is a shell of what he use to be. This is a sad ending
@@user-uf8de5cw7x From the perspective of everyone else, sure.
But this entire movie is told from the Joker's POV. And to him, this is a happy ending.
Man this is a really fucked up ending. Arthur went crazy and there´s no way back, he is and always be Joker. No more tryng to make everyone laugh, just insanity, and all because of the people around him and also those who though of him has nothing but a crazy guy.
This is not a happy ending. He literally just killed a bunch of people. He is a shell of the person he used to be.
My theory is the joke his laughing about is, he wanted to kill Thomas Wayne, but he was already dead. Remember when Arthur was on Murray, and he said the knock knock joke about the kid being dead? Arthur laughs at death like a huge hilarious part of life. In the hospital with his mom he said his life was a comedy instead of a tragedy, and than suffocated her. In this scene he murdered the doctor and was dancing right after. He no longer has a condition because he found something to laugh at. Absolute masterpiece of a movie. Anyways, those are my thoughts. If you read this, THANK YOU for reading, and I hope EVERYONE stays blessed.
“I don’t but, in this scene joker looks much older. Maybe we’re looking into the future of where joker has ended up. And maybe the joker is laughing because he realizes that Batman is Bruce Wayne the whole time. Which is why we get the line -“You wouldn’t get it”, and a glimpse of young Bruce Wayne!”
There was no Joaquin Phoenix in this movie but Arthur
In fact you can say that about almost every movie he's in. Such a great actor, his performances in The Master or Walk The Line are legendary.
1:40 his face looks so relaxed at last
The real question is how the hecc did he manage to kill her without getting blood all over him
@@minilamma4879 the joke was that he created Batman
@@samuraiiscool8890 w. h. a. T.
@@minilamma4879 u wouldn't get it
@@minilamma4879 he did if, while you see him walking, his footprints are blood
Whoever disliked this does not know what true art is.
It's funniest, happiest, and most beautiful tragedy and saddest comedy in the world
Joker is the first comic film that generated so many discussions and break down of the scenes. And with the most award given eventually
Because comic book films are childish trash
It is not a comic book movie tho.
It is a completely original story.
@@spamton5266 you say completely original, watch taxi driver then you’ll change your mind
Such a good movie
@Ender Lord 404 True.
Yea
Best acting i have seen for ages awesome performance
The acting, the lauhging, the Sinatra's song and the final murder, good combo, good mix in a blender, epic idea, the joker !!
“I was just thinking of a joke” For a minute, it seemed that joker and Bruce were brothers and related, but they’re not. However, they will always have some sort of connection cause it’s Jokers fault that Bruce’s parents are dead. Thus, we have The Batman
I mean, not entirely. Thomas Wayne did get what he fucking deserved
I know a lot of people won't accept this as *the* definitive origin to the Crown Prince of Crime. Hell, the Killing Joke has established Joker's past is multiple choice; you don't know which is the truth behind the madness. It's similar to Heath Ledger, in how he tells his "scars story." Imagine if they tell both those stories in an origin movie, like how his abusive father murdered his mother, or loan sharks carved up his wife. It's only one interpretation; this one just felt like a more realistic version rather than the comic book world where a man is changed due to falling in chemical acid, 'cause any normal man would definitely die from that.
They're half brothers
Derek Jones They are half brothers Imao
1:52 when quarantine is finally over!
Still quarantine :(
@@erich3901 That day will come when the time is right
This movie was no joke
“You wouldn’t get it.”
The one thing you _never_ wanna be told by the Joker.
"Well, how about another joke then??"
1:27 look at that face man. That stare. The control over facial features. Fucking holy shit.
The joker = freedom starts the moment you decide to be yourself 🃏💗😍
Here's a theory my brother told me and I think it makes sense: This is Joker years later. After Bruce has become Batman. After him and Batman have become enemies, and Batman has put Joker in Arkham (or wherever this is, but it's probably Arkham). At this point, Arthur has somehow found out or figured out that Batman is actually Bruce Wayne, and the "joke" he's laughing at is that he realizes that what he did all those years ago was what led to Bruce Wayne becoming Batman and that he created his own enemy and the man who stopped him. That's why it cuts to young Bruce in the alley when he says he's thinking of a joke. I agree with that, and *I* think the reason he says "you wouldn't get it" is because revealing Batman's true identity might put an end to Bruce being Batman and their rivalry, which many versions of Joker see as a serious commitment akin to a relationship, would cease to exist.
Why does Arthur not look aged at all?
@@laughisfun2003 I think he looks a bit older. He has some graying temples. Some people just don't really age. Besides, he already looked like crap in the movie. I think it says in the adoption files that he's in his 30s and Joaquin Phoenix is in his 40s so maybe they had the idea of seeing him in two different time periods in mind.
@@laughisfun2003 I think he looks a bit older. He has some graying temples. Some people just don't really age. Besides, he already looked like crap in the movie. I think it says in the adoption files that he's in his 30s and Joaquin Phoenix is in his 40s so maybe they had the idea of seeing him in two different time periods in mind.
Holy shit not bad
You Wouldn’t Get It
The joke is that he created Batman.
but can i get it ?
@@thanos2666 The Rise of Joker and Birth of Batman
this is literally just the whole movie in 1 sentence
Love nothing more than when film and music come together seamlessly
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This scene absolutely nails it!
There’s more where that came from!
one of the best movies ive ever saw
1:29 him quietly singing it is what seriously puts this part together
Haunting yet absolutely mesmerizing.
The whole movie is a darn masterpiece! Joaquin should not just win an Oscar for his performance, this whole film should just win for Best Picture! And also for Best Directing, Best Writing, Best Sound, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography, and Best Film Editing.
He won best actor in a drama
Totally agree. Finally we have a movie of the level of The Shawshank's redemption or Forrest Gump. Hoakin is the best actor at this moment without any doubts
Woahh there buddy. Joker is good and I enjoy it and relate to him but it's not deserving of that many awards 😂☠. It definitely deserves Best actor/ best score but not best anything else. It's really not that good man 😂☠. Watch more movies man 2019 was a good year
@@levitt5283 no man
Joker was my favourite movie of 2019. But you need to watch more movies if you think it should win this many. 1917 is clearly gonna take away Best Cinematography for one
Joker: You wouldn't get it.
Doctor: Why do I hear boss music?
All I see is a man that society let down. He was wrong but what made him into who he is? Life. Our current way of life.
Today I was fired from a job where I gave everything, where I sacrificed a lot and now that I've been fired on my way home I decided to listen to this song. *I never felt so free*
Damn why'd you get fired?
bro same thing happened with me no joke
that life
this has been my favorite song for a long time and this scene probably makes the movie for me
My favorite line from this movie is “my life is a comedy” 😭 this movie is on a whole other level
I’ve seen this movie twice. This is one of my favourite scenes in the whole movie. Not just for the music (one of my favourite songs of all time) but because it’s finally complete. He’s gone from troubled man Arthur Fleck to the Joker. And to cap it all off there’s a little chase scene done almost like a Scooby-Doo cartoon. And there’s even a bit of ambiguity left in (not only about whether this really happened) but about his thoughts in the last moments ‘you wouldn’t get it’ what was the joke? It can apply basically to anything in the movie or even to what comes after, ie Batman.
Meh, we all know what the joke really was: “There were these… two guys… in a lunatic asylum…”
Joaquin did a Hell of a good job in this movie! I can't stop watching it!
The performance of a lifetime. Most deserved Oscar ever.
Even not seeing the movie and just looking at this scene, he really deserved that Oscar
This is one of my favotite scenes actually,the way he dances in the end,and this song,its just amazing,i get goosebumps🤩
This is why we should be given a 2 sided version of everything. All these years we used to watch a movie of a superhero with a cape who makes an unesescary creepy voice out of nowhere whose name is batman and then this movie shows us the narrative from joker himself. I dont think there are such movies like joker but i do know that there can be nothing like this gem.
Scenes like this really makes you appreciate acting as a true genius
If you look closely at where Bruce is standing in the alley, after a few seconds, you can actually see the super-rats scurrying along the ground. Nice little nod there.
Bruh why is that important.
Raven of the night it’s NOT. It’s just a nice little touch I wanted to point out.
@@raven3067 bcz Murray mentioned them in that show
@@raven3067 its important because what killed the waynes werent "bad guys" alone, it was their outrageous elitism during a period of crisis, empoverishment and worker class suffering. The rats represent that, but all that bruce is able to see is their parents murdered (the rats walking behind his back represents it) and the impact of that brutal scene would mold him into a vigilante - and even blinder - version of thomas wayne.
1:51 Me leaving the principal's office after he suspended me
Quiet kid after shooting the whole class 1:51
Man this was a good movie. I went to see it with my family on my birthday. One of the best times I’ve spent at a movie theater.
This is the perfect ending to a perfect movie
As someone who is a die-hard marvel fan who thought Endgame was a masterpiece....
This was better.
Endgame was good, not a masterpiece
Amen
@@Bazzle-pl8fu Endgame was meh, Infinity War was 10 times better
@@ThatGuyChoco fr tho
Infinity war is amazing but this is on a whole other level
I'm so happy they Did this rated r and not 13. this movie was just somethingelse! thank god for this movie