Stairs dance | Joker [UltraHD, HDR]
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- Опубликовано: 28 дек 2019
- Joker (2019)
Scene: Stairs dance scene \ Escape from cops
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Storyline: In Gotham City, mentally troubled comedian Arthur Fleck is disregarded and mistreated by society. He then embarks on a downward spiral of revolution and bloody crime. This path brings him face-to-face with his alter-ego: the Joker.
Director: Todd Phillips
Writers: Todd Phillips, Scott Silver
Cast: Joaquin Phoenix (Arthur Fleck \ Joker), Robert De Niro (Murray Franklin), Zazie Beetz (Sophie Dumond), Frances Conroy (Penny Fleck), Brett Cullen (Thomas Wayne), Shea Whigham (Detective Burke), Bill Camp (Detective Garrity), Glenn Fleshler (Randall), Leigh Gill (Gary)
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BRON Studios (in association with) (as BRON Creative)
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DC Comics
DC Entertainment
Joint Effort
Village Roadshow Pictures (in association with)
Warner Bros.
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The cigarettes in this movie deserve Best Supporting Actor
Kenny Tee Right. It’s the 80s, they worked very hard.
You want to see my channel I make some vedios related to joker
Hell yeah, ha ha ha ha ha
@@hindibrothers742 Literally no one asked
@@syrilascended1172 I know this is the Internet but there's no need to be a dick.
The fact that he was dancing without music just makes it even creepier
Yeah its like he is imsame or sumthang smh
The music is in his head buddy.
It's called talent, my friend
@@jcdrapper3217 you're really off on that one bud
During the shoot Joaquin had an earpiece playing the song so could dance along to it but in the story Arthur was just dancing to nothing lol he had truly gone insane at that point
The fact the people living in the apartments got to see him doing this for 7 hours straight is so cool and hilarious.
There's a video that someone recorded out of the window when he was recording this scene. It's pretty cool.
😮😮😮😮😂😂😂
@@ramonaacevedo3600 It's a really cool upload especially because it seemed to be the take that was used for the film!
He made history with this unforgettable success 💪💪
No green screen, no CGI. This is pure theater. I can't think of another actor who could have pulled it off.
Well... Johnny Depp, maybe. But then again, I don't think he would ever play the Joker.
@@emmysgaminghub7978 not only would Depp be nowhere near as good, but he absolutely would take on a role that allows him to wear makeup
@@joecarrera6693 I meant that he wouldn't play the Joker because Warner bros. Won't hire him anymore.
@@emmysgaminghub7978why? Wasn't the turd flushed and studios made to look foolish? They'd be like let's hire Depp and point out -look at our Johnny Depp he is happy and well fed
@@grandmyotismon I meant warner brothers specifically. They have a 'believe all women' stance even if they were proven to be lying in court.
Media: This movie will cause violence.
Reality: Everyone being nice to the quiet kid.
Swaroop I’m a quiet kid and nobody is nice to me
Fuck you Bobby
@@cav5659 lol
It will be ok Bobby..
Guys wtf :(
The cigarette here deserves the Oscar for the best supporting role
Which one?
Well, it was the 80s and they were working overtime
What about the pigeons?
Genius!
did you notice that it's back in his mouth after he tossed it away? (Just caught that this morning.)
always loved that little smirk just before the elevator door closes
Looked fine when he did-
Joker 2019 is better than The Dark Knight trilogy and MCU (maybe except Punisher/ Daredevil)
Right? That's such a Joker thing to do.
Not to mention the slight raising of his right eyebrow right before the smirk. Pure genius.
The man shows off his mastery and enchants us 🌟👌
I love the symbolism when we see Arthur climbing the stairs earlier in the film. It's a mental struggle because of how miserable he is, how much effort it takes to keep his head straight in a world that does not give a shit about him. But the dance downwards is him just giving in the madness in himself. He does it with such a relief and enjoys himself. Just accepting that this is who he is. A man no longer struggle upwards, but dancing downwards.
Joaquin phoenix's joker is aimed at more mature audiences than Heath Ledger's Joker
I thought he was happy because he decided to kill himself.
@@lickenhuntsman5338totally - it’s much deeper psychologically
Best scene of the movie.
He knows he's lost it, he just accepts it and suddenly feels "healthier"
Also the walk down the stairs is literally the descent to madness. Such a well thought out movie
Stop fighting and going the easy way always feels like this. He decided to end Arthur Fleck rather than fighting the Joker he fears to become at this point. Only Murray tipped him over again in the very last moment.
Happy times
That's a very layered scenario since that would technically mean he's having a manic episode and The Joker himself is often referred to as a "Maniac". Lol
Reminds me of the Walking Death phase of certain mushroom's poisons. You go through pain for awhile, but then you get better. At that point it's too late.
This movie came out 2 months ago and it's already classic.
50 years from now this movie will still be classic...
@Elliepopcorn Sad things the comics prove it already.
Watchmen, Killing Joke
I am not sure if it will hold up in time. Lets see.
@@The80sWolf_ if pheonix wins an oscar ...then it will be a classic for atleast a decade
@Elliepopcorn don't watch movies for kids then if you feel so strongly about it
I love Heath Ledger, but Joaquin took this character to a whole different route and I love it
No he didnt.
@@mike287slashm7say that to the Oscar that he won
Eh, I think they’re equally great.
@@g_trs3744
heath ledger also got an Oscar and everyone knows Oscar’s mean nothing anymore for the past 6 years
@@mattguxxxtt9629 so? I wasn’t comparing Joaquin with Heath 🤷🏻♂️. I just contested the other guy that imply that Joaquin’s performance wasn’t god tier. And “means nothing” those are pretty exaggerated words
I still, to this day, genuinely cannot believe people were shitting on this movie before it even came out. All because of the way Joker looked. Joaquin Phoenix absolutely killed it! This is one of my favorite movies of all time!
Heath Ledger situation all over again people hated the idea of him being Joker and now everyone praises him as one of the best Jokers ( and no I'm not saying he isn't a good Joker i was just saying history repeated itself I think he's the 2nd best Joker on screen but he'll never beat Heath imo )
He was better than Heath imo
The best part about the dancing is that the song playing is in his head
When one of the detectives yell his name it's a dead giveaway
Matt Hughes now it makes sense.
Matt Hughes and mine for 3 days
Marcus-Aerilius Maximus I was just thinking it’s brilliant how every song we hear in the movie aside from one or two are songs he’s thinking about in his head
Well, we've all been into that state at some point.
When you take tag too seriously
I want to like but don't want to ruin it at 666
@@giovanniocegueda9737 already ruined
@@anwardaud That was fast
You get the movie tag
Seems more like hide and seek
he's such a impactful antagonist. i mean, how can you dance like that on a flight of stairs and not worry about losing balance and falling? truly terrifying...
hes the protagonist? just because hes not a good guy doesnt make him the antagonist
@@themenace6861 i guess my joke totally flew over your head there
Okay I’m waiting for the punchline 🎙️👀
@@amandahallman1091 that i'm making it seem like dancing on stairs with no fear of falling is more terrifying than him killing people...?
@aero.mp4 Lol thx for clarifying, I thought you meant the stairs were the victim/lead character & Joker is the villain 🕺🏻
The tiny smirk when the elevator doors are closing was genius.
How polite of the two policemens. They decided to wait until Arthur finishes his dance.
Its when he starts weirdly thrusting, they call it enough
I think they were just there to ask questions, not particularly arrest him. Probably didn't have enough evidence to arrest him.
@@michaelsong5555 don't you think they would've been to his apartment before finding him at the stairs?
@@SoAaron_ They probably did. And when they didn't find him there, they probably searched around a bit. Why/how the cops got to the stairs is unclear.
@@michaelsong5555 pretty sure the stairs were near his apartment and they probably walked up them to get there so were playing going to walk back down
“Hey Arthur we need to talk.”
*Joker is thrusting In the air*
😂😂😂
@Celtic Viking thank you for explaining the explanation
PolyRon thank you for... oh never mind
kinda relatable, ain't it, when you're by yourself in the kitchen dancing to your fav song in bluetooth earphones and someone walks in
@Celtic Viking ok boomer
This film was a cinematic masterpiece. Very poetic.
When acting looks this effortless, you know the talent is superb.
The Joker dance is how I feel about Phoenix getting that Oscar.
Me too.
Same
It was well deserved
If his Puerto Rican is that truth sir I just want to know thank you sir.
S
Meanwhile you got a fan recording him in one of the windows at the stairs.
Mr. MVP u saw that video too?
Chuckles The Clown Yes I have.
I dont think that was a fan. Just a neighbor thinking theres another meth head dancing down the stairs.
Jonny Shanon True 🤣
Lmao I saw that
Who is here because the iconic stairs scene is back in Joker folie à deux?
🙋♂️
Iam here because germany legalized weed. I just built my industry size growbox and iam going to get some later and then dance my way home while smoking a blunt :>
@@fandred2352 lmao, enjoy your self brother
🙋♂
I’ll bet this song also be in “Folie a Duex”.
I used to live right next to those stairs, it made seeing this in the theater with my mom that much more atmospheric and surreal. I was so excited seeing him dance down those steps, steps I used to walk down myself!
That's so cool were are you from 😮
@@gabriellebraswell3306 New York 🗽
I lived in this neighborhood. And I agree!
my mom visted the joker stairs after the movie, kinda surreal how iconic it is
Media: this move can cause violence
Everyone: *tries to recreate this dance*
The media these days just loves to dirty things up for rateings theses days I remember a time the media not only gave you the latest in whats going on, it also had a lot of positive reinforcement in them.
Ragnarok The media has ruined so many lives. Lied so many times. I have no respect for the media anymore. Also they released that phone call off Joaquin Phoenix calling 911 about his brother. How could people do such a cruel thing. No wonder Phoenix and Phillips hates the media
I mean you might hurt yourself if you dance on a wet stairwell like that
Ragnarok lmao “these days” as if it’s something new. Shut the fuck up. Shits been this way forever.
Bak Oe I agree 100%
!
This movie ain't starting any violence, it's just showing us the violence that's been here the whole god damn time.
Facts
Truth
Are you telling the truth!? That's hate speech! I will contact my gay friends on Twitter after I attend hormone therapy.
@@shanechannel7066 that is brand new sentence to me pal and frankly I don't know how to respond
@@antonymilne1346 I'm just messing around. I do that all this film did was highlight the violence that already existed.
This is by far the best representation of joker, he’s someone that almost every person can empathize with. We’ve all been dragged down through the dirt and wanted to lash out against the world and everyone who hurt us. We all have a joker inside of us, it doesn’t take much for a person to end up like this.
And yet so few of us actually become that joker version of us.
We all have a joker in us, true. We also have a Batman in us, and we know Batman always beats the joker.
Joker is evil!
Don't sympathize!
(Vanity Fair) -- Phoenix did research on psychopathy and criminology and studied the movements of Buster Keaton and Ray Bolger (the Scarecrow in Wizard of Oz) to develop the creepy dance that reflects Fleck's private madness.
@@jtpgmwdgptdtj he isn't as evil as in comics.
Just one bad day
This is the roll that Joaquin will be immortal for
This movie will be officially a year old in October. I think I’m gonna celebrate it by watching the film the day it came out.
Wow! Sounds Great!
Think I'm gonna Join you in that!
Hmm same
Me too
i'm joining too my friends, let's see this perfect movie when that day comes
Exacto
Concept: Joaquin doing this dance on the stairs as he receives his Oscar
They better have paramedics just in case.
FOR SURE
He deserves a Oscar and a globe award
Yes!!!
I seen the movie 5 times my life was like his until I found J D! Lol 🇺🇸
From 4:00 has got to be one of my favourite scenes in movie history, the way Arthur throws away the mask and walks intently through the oncoming police as if to imply that he doesn’t need to run or hide behind the face paint anymore, he is now who he is meant to be - The Joker
Kind of mascarade. Everybody in the masks. Except Joker - he is real. Our roles in real life - dream or theater... Cinema, movie, cartoon. Isn't?
This Dance is one of the greatest scenes in Cinema history for sure..
The cigarette smoke deserves another Oscar.
Джокер молодец это политическое кино! Он всем показал как надо делать)
@@bladee2115 джокер оскар молодец!! Он показал какая политика должна быть! И в России и за рубежом
That's retarded but that's ok 😅👍
Lol I know, it played a supporting role.
@@user-ej7vo4ow9e cb cpc
I actually felt all his pains watching this movie. Joaquin Phoenix took Joker to another level
No more pain at 0:50 finally free
I found 13 yo
For real
yan lacerda
I found an 8 year old
Eddie T I think he gave Mark Hamil a run for his money. My only problems with his performance is sometimes he made the Joker sound like he was gay.
who else felt overwhelming happiness for Arthur when seeing this scene for the first time? I always find myself coming back to rewatch this and man was it a masterpiece.
Absolutely love when he dances down the stairs, such an iconic scene
The fact that people love joker just shows how truely everyone hates society sometimes
Deeeeeep
ARES LothBrokZ society can be assholes.
Just a shit load of fake "woke" people. They notice how corrupted society is but want to catch a glimpse so they can pull out their phone and make a viral video
@@implayerone8165 oh wow fake deep yes
We live in a s o c i e t y
4:01 - 100% Joker from the comics. Joker loves to sow chaos and in this scene he used chaos to escape. One of my favourite scene from the movie.
He doesn't love to sow chaos. Lol He was just like: "You reap what you sow." face.
Reverse Fuhrer He likes to sow chaos and he proved it many times in the comics. In this scene, he used people quarrels (chaos) and then escaped thanks to it.
That's what I love about this movie, he slowly becomes more and more like The Joker we know and love but it's a slow burn unlike most other origin comicbook movies. If they make a Joker 2 he might become one of the best Joker interpretations.
The Mad Titan Exactly. The scene I mentioned, the scene on TV and conversation to the policeman in the car at the end is a typical Joker.
@@darkgoddarkseid2824 Yep, I'd also cite the scene where he kills Randall as another good example of classic Joker because of sudden shifts of brutality and dark humor.
Let’s just appreciate what a great actor Joaquin Phoenix is. Gladiator, Her, Joker. Iconic in each of his roles, which were very different from each other.
J Cash
Earlier in the bathroom when he danced it was slow and awkward but now that he’s embraced insanity he dances freely and without thought
Every other time he was miserable climbing the stairs symbolizing his struggle to stay good and sane.But in this scene he finally gives in and as he decent into madness he finally feels happy he feels free.
Parker You clearly missed every point of it then if you really think there is no meaning behind it when there clearly is. Gfys.
Excellent observation
Parker ya bro wtf.. he made a good point.. go fuck yourself . And also, your calling a movie that was nominated for 11 oscars and made over a billion dollars at the box office a shit movie...
ربما لن تفهم ما سأقول . لكن ، البارحة ، انا كتبت عن هذا الموضوع . هو استخدم السلم في الفيلم ( 4 مرات ) 2 مرتين حينما كان في حالة سلبية .. و 2 مرتين حينما كان في حالة ايجابية .. اعتقد .. ان هذا الصعود والنزول .. استعارة .. من الاساطير القديمة .. التي دائما ما تتحدث عن " نزول البطل للعالم السفلي .. وصعوده مرة اخرى .. ولكن .. بشخصية مختلفة .. كما حصل في ( ملحمة گلگامش Epic of Gilgamesh ) عندما قرر .. ان يخرج من وصاية الالهة عشتار .. المجنونة .. والتي تشبه ام آرثر
Parker What do you mean “So painfully obvious?” Did you think about that whole scene alone just so you could see it near the end of the movie whilst ignoring the plot? That’s just even more stupid than the fact that you think they tried to hide it lmao. What a dumbass. D-U-M-B-A-S-S: Dumbass.
" The introvert When No One Is Around "
Bruhhhh😂😂
Why you spy on me eh
@Chris King same
You spitted truth
Pizza time your name is cringe
no one is around? the cameraman is there
It's amazing how his whole body language has changed. Arthurs gone 😢
Never get tired of this movie. Stairs is one of the best scenes. This was a masterpiece movie. 👏
I swear nothing has been the same after the Joker came out
SpicerTV no one will get it
Yes because the nowdays society is pretty messed up
@Luke 2020
@@rumanavlog12 everyone is awful these days, no one civilized anymore
@@JohnWick-vu8kr Nobody thinks what it's like to be the other guy.
And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music
- Friedrich Nietzsche
fresh
Ohhhh shiiiit
Perfect quote. It works on so many levels. Thank you for sharing as I was otherwise unaware of it.
Wow. That really deep…..👎
@@bennoble2049 your 👎 is down
Imagine being an Comedy Director and then deciding doing one of the best Movies in History
Joaquín Phoenix is going to win another Oscar with Joker 2, mark my words
Na Gaga
Best picture/director for sure!
@@ryanbrets7695Joaquin looks better in that trailer than Gaga but this could be another Walk the Line situation where he was the better actor in that movie and Reese Witherspoon ended up winning the Oscar but not him, I hope that's not the case this time if the sequel turns out great.
I don't know why, but I feel the stair dance scene will go down as one of most iconic cinema moments.
Yes! N the music is an old classic n no other song would have worked with stair dance making history
The music is a 70`s track " Rock & Roll " by Gary Glitter " Paul Gadd ".... who is now in prison for being naughty to kids
I had exactly the same feeling just after watching the scene for the first time
@@Daracdor thanks for the info
@@Daracdor may he go get n a hole
For a guy that smokes cigarettes Arthur can sure as hell run.
@joseph fanfan makes me wonder if he smokes in real life. If you have not seen *Walk The Line* do watch it. He smokes throughout the whole movie and does all while singing every song with his own voice. No voice impersonations. Truly he was robbed on not being awarded for such a fabulous performance.
@@lorst55 Joaquinn does smoke irl
He was tied to a radiator and had some weird shit done on him as a kid, which may have increased his immunity to some extent. That also explains why he can stand up after getting hit by a car.
Also he has barely any weight to carry with him.😂
There are profesional athletes that smoke... It doesen t restrain you that much
@@emiliancristian6082 yes it does. It limits your potential
I can't get enough of his stair dance, he's really crossed over here, amazing movie!
1:05 is just the most epic emotion ever. You can feel he's found himself. Oscar worthy indeed.
Yes and by 1:20 he’s REALLY feeling himself at that split second before realizing he’s been caught haha. 🕺🏻
I believe the strongest part about this Joker is that he leads people to act but doesn’t rule them in parallel like all the other Joker’s. This Joker would never have henchmen. But would still cause chaos seamlessly.
He's not a gang leader, he's a martyr
This Joker has shown no other skill other than just being a psychopath. Where would you find a train with a bunch of clowns? This Joker would easily be apprehended by the authorities.
@@DreiK96 this is a origin story real joker was born at the end of the movie.
@@erandikaharith1465 nah, a criminal like Joker requires a strong personality. That's why I'm surprised Phoenix' Joker is a loser his entire life. Joker is supposed to be a genius as he creates chemicals and personalized weapons for his crimes. He also has an exceptional criminal and manipulative mind. Phoenix Joker is just a criminal by accident with no special skill.
You can't just become a mafia boss by accident.
@@DreiK96 This is how he build his personality and this Gotham is no where near the Gotham we know this is the beginning of everything,batman,joker, protests etc. I think the younger one of those detectives were James Gordon.And flek looks old because his bad health.He must be in his late 30's by the time. The story is all about building his unique personality.The way people look at him at the end. Drawing a smile with blood.bruce standing alone in the Ally while joker is laughing.This isn't the end it's just the beginning.This is Gotham anything can happen in Gotham he Will learn about everything eventually.he isn't the sad broken man we saw at the beginning.He is psychopath with a only one goal.And that is to make people laugh. People like this kind of ambitions always find their way. specially when they are already gone mad and living in a City like Gotham.What I'm saying is this is just the beginning.
This is metaphorically Joker's descent into complete madness. Brilliant.
Right? throughout the beginning of the movie I was keeping track of Arthur on those steps. At first, he was trudging up, struggling but going up the steps. Trying to get better. Now, he's dancing and celebrating as he goes down the steps, without another scene of him going up those steps again.
Oh shut up
@@fodolocraigo8426 salty..
Yeah. Its also a Pulp Fiiction easter egg. Because there was a scene in pulp fiction with stairs. Amazing
Reach much
That walk away at the end is so awesome, GCPD officers for the first time running towards a scene of chaos caused by the joker not knowing that this is only the beginning
The most iconic movie scene of the last decade
Go Arthur. 👍
He dances like a rock star and it’s nothing but him and his world.
@unknowning unknown Wrong! There's nothing new about jokers dance. You obviously haven't seen the British artist Fatboy Slim Weapon of Choice music video which came out in 2000 also I live in the UK and lots of us have randomly done a stairs or escalator dance.
@@cyclinggirl3212 You mean the one where Christopher Walken was dancing all over the, whatever the hell that place was?
Yeah. Cause nothing can hurt him anymore
Laquita Gilmer how depressing
ruclips.net/video/p7GWj7rPQK4/видео.html
I'm proud to say that this was the last movie I saw in theaters before everything went to shit.
me too
Me, too
Its my first and last movie ever in theater
Same here
Yeah
From 3:04 I laugh so hard every single time. Arthur's capability for creating chaos like that is so funny.
ほんとに、役者の方、上手すぎる……
こんなお芝居なかなかできない、、ほんとに素晴らしいです……
In the beginning, he dragged himself up the stairs tired and in pain. In the end, he danced towards the abyss with a smile.
Also, at the end of the video, his walk....
Just remember how he walked at the beginning. All hunched, almost draggin his feet... And now he acts like he owns the whole damn place.
"I get it now.. now I'm always smiling"
Its like trying to live a normal life vs just being yourself let it go
ruclips.net/video/mDeWn7U_JOU/видео.html
because walk down is always easier than climb up, that's just me everyday, not to mention that is a pretty long staircase
Notice how real and grimy the city feels? Graffiti, trash everywhere. In a lot of movies cities are too clean . This one nails the 'lived in' vibe
Also helps that here Gotham was having a shortage of rubbish disposal services
This was what I hated about Dark Knight, Gotham was too clean, modern and sterile. I like how Tim Burton did it with the Art Deco style.
Gotham is perpetually meant to portray the New York of the 1970's and late 60's.
A filthy cesspool of; poverty, corruption, crime, disease, and malignancy, seemingly insurmountable.
Super rats included 🐀
It's a strange phenomena watching this because despite how disgusting the city looks I find the movie beautiful to watch.
Take 4:14 or the stair scene. 2 very unattractive areas but filmed in a such way they look incredible.
The casual chaos and sloppy danger captures Joker’s essence perfectly, while being an entirely unique view of the iconic character. I love it so damn much! Phoenix said he didn’t watch and study other jokers and created this joker organically and it’s so refreshing
Since the first time I watched it, I've thought this is the best scene in the whole movie; the combination of song's beginnig and then dancing down shows a clear descent into madness and any humanity left is now gone
This movie is not even a year old and it became so iconic, it became part of history.
Joker is such a disappointing film. Taxi Driver tackled the subject with much better finesse.
@@bunnyhop4938 what? Dissapointing? Did you even watch it?
@@bunnyhop4938 Lol WTF even martin scorsese appreciated the movie.
agree!! Joker is one of the best movies of all time!! 👑 its such a big impact
@@ayoutubechannel3813 because a lot of people who didn't like it enjoy shutting others down, and it's unnecessary
Honestly, I still can't believe a film of this caliber about the Joker was made. A true cinematic masterpiece. Also, Joker without Batman being there to stop him is terrifying....
Yeah but this is a very realistic take of the Joker and not like the comics. In this universe Batman could not exist given the sci-fi tech wouldn't be available to make him that.
@@MrCODEmaster999 I disagree with it not being like the comics. There are definitely references and certain plots elements (Killing Joke) that were used but slightly changed in order to fit the narrative. And I feel like Batman could exist in this universe, just not as Hi-Tech and would probably just be a brutal vigilante. Bruce would essentially be the inverted version of Arthur
Tim Burton's Batman barely had any Technology tho
In reality the police would be able to destroy joker easily buddy.
@@VTObi4z yeah I can tell the difference between reality and fiction, buddy. I was speaking in the context of the movie, but you seem a little slow in understanding that
I love how the music goes from "Alright, he's the Joker" to "Ah shit, he's the Joker".
exactly when the more wins tee song came on thats exactly what i thought 💀
I love this movie, truly demonstrates how a character like joker would be created in reality
Zen, I would have to agree with you, I think that Joaquin Phoenix Is The Best Portraying The Joker, Just Like all The Other Movie and TV Legends that Have Come before Him, Like, Cesar Romero, Mark Hamill (Voice Actor of The Joker In One Of My All Time Favorite Marvel Animated Series Batman The Animated Series and Batman & Robin The Animated Series, and The 1993 Warner Bros Animated Movie (and also one of my favorite Animated Movies) Batman Mask Of The Phantasm), Jared Leto, Jack Nicholson, and Heath Ledger (R.I.P 2008).
@@sallymiller9147 uh I think we know who Mark Hamill is
Great movie, love how sensitive Joaquin Phoenix is. I haven't eaten beef since his speech at the awards. Bravo!!
Agent Of Chaos That’s a voice actor. You can’t compare a voice actor to a real one.
Silver Freddy Both are different though. This one shows how he’d be created in society while the other is how he’d be like years in society.
Grandpa Joe: **An old man who can’t leave his bed**
Charlie: **Wins the Golden Ticket**
Grandpa Joe: 0:22
Willy wonka reference?
Yes
Now this is a proper joke XD
Who's Joe?
Joe Mama
This movie was so freakin good, glad joker got his own film
Joaquin Phoenix was absolutely amazing! He played this role to a T.
For me, I enjoy how he became who he is through legitimate realistic reasons. Not he fell into acid and became evil.
The ending of the movie suggests that he made a lot of this story up.
True.
Me too
@@chucknola484 yeah it was all in fucking head that blew my mind a minute lol
Yeah, but...they are making us sympathise with him...so we see his actions as justifiable.
But this man becomes the JOKER. The JOKER.
We are meant to sympathise and justify the JOKER'S actions.
@@riddlemethis2610 I think if you saw the world through other peoples eyes you would sympathize with most and say their actions were justified as well
He struggled up those stairs to keep himself sane, and when he reached his breaking point and couldn’t save himself, dancing down he came. Brilliant film.
That was his decent into madness
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Well said!
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His life was literally an uphill battle while he was Arthur Fleck, as shown multiple times trudging up those unending stairs in shitty weather.
When he became Joker, the sun comes out, and he dances down the stairs. Life has become joyous for him.
i walked up those stairs a hundred times i lived a block away back in the 80's
you're lucky
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That has to be the baddest, coolest walk scene in cinema history.
You’re goddamn right
Yeahhhh
@@Dusves heisenberg reference ?
Watch more stuff🤡
And those cops somehow don't know that there's a man in the clown makeup just walked through them
4:15 I love this scene. You can SEE the Joker. His transformation is complete. He doesn't walk as Arthur anymore. It's Joker.
This movie is not about some dumb guy with bat suit doing stupid things with silly voice.
This movie is about A MAN.
I know, right?
Earlier in the movie, he walked with a slightly hunched, almost limping; you could feel his depression through his walk alone.
And now the dude's strolling out of the subway like he owns the entire place.
Such a carefully conveyed transformation.
@@loganshitsallbatmanmovies5465 😂😂😂
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No, I think the transformation was complete when he killed Murray.
Heath would be so proud of Phoenix ❤. No one else could master this role other than Phoenix and heath
Arthur dances one last time as he thinks this is his last day on earth
Yep he wanted to commit suicide but he killed Murry instead....
In a way, it was!
Author is dead!
LONG LIVE THE JOKER!
It’s called Dionysian exstacy
Dancing daily
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This stairs is actually symbolical to the whole plot of the movie, as you can see in the beginning, you see Arthur, coming up, looking so depressed, you can see the emptiness on his face. This is him, trying to "go up" into the level of society, trying to fit it as much as he can. But on this scene, shown in the video, he now gladly accepts himself more than before. He now gladly accepts that society will treat him lowly no matter how hard he tries. So as he walks down the stairs, he is now on a positive attitude, compared to when he was rising from it.
I looked at the stairs as mental health. When you're trying to better yourself (climb up the stairs) it's hard and it's grueling. But the descent down into madness (the walk down the stairs) is so much more easier and carefree. Like a dance.
He descends into the underworld.
I just saw stairs
Story of my life lol
Fantastic observation!
For me this actor can stay the JOKER!I like him with this role!
what astounded me is that all these crazy dance moves on wet stairs and he didn’t slip at all
Anal-ysis🤔🚨
“Those who dance are considered insane by the ones who couldn’t hear the music”
What?
maybe they are deaf?
The Joker is insane tho.
Those who do not hear the music, think the dancer mad
LOVE THAT!
The depressing thing about this stair dance was that Arthur was planning on killing himself on Murray's show so this was him celebrating his last day alive
Last day alive, and the joker's basically like may as well commit as many crimes as possible.
Yep...believe it or not..a lot of people don't get that.
@@blue23song31 it’s been a while. When was this shown?
@@Phoenixifyable what?
@@blue23song31 wooaaahh i got to know this today
It’s good he finished his dance and reached the bottom of the stairs before they found him 😂
There is a little Joker in all of us ...
you could see this as a metaphor that he dances the stairs down into madness, he isnt Arthur anymore, at this point Joker has taken over.
Tagebuch wow i didn’t realize this, thank you
Joker took over when he killed Sophie. The descent was completed.
@@neetfeet35 He didn't kill Sophie. There is a cut scene where she is seen watching Arthur on the Murray show.
Could I
@@iamsultana I don't remember that on the movie,i think he killed her,because that "romance" is all on is mind,she never talked to him,and never meet in on the elevator,she only knew his name,and she looks scared as hell when she finds him on her home.
The way he dances is incredible there’s no rhythm,looks so random and he moves so freely I love it
Gaming Moments just shows he is now fully accepting himself and being free
Thanks for sharing this. Hope you don't mind but I used a little in my review fo the movie stevepafford.com/joker/
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Scout 1032 exactly 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I love how the detectives catch him in mid thrust before they start chasing him lol
"Be scared of people who have nothing to lose"
That dance was a symbol of freedom for Arthur.
Throughout the movie we only see him going up the stairs, he had the obligation to go to his mother and take care of her even if he wanted her dead. We never saw him going down until this moment.
The moment Arthur was free. Free of medications, his mother.. of everything.
Here he embraces the Joker and not until the last minutes of the movie we see him truly unleashed.
What a beauty of a film indeed.
are we seeing similarity's with this corona virus lockdown bull shit .that we see in joker, time will tell.i can see something exploding soon.
Well. First, losing his medications, like his ideals of his mother being stripped away from him wasn’t a positive thing for his sanity, second, he was fully intending to go on tv to shoot himself in the face. It was a dance of freedom into the arms of death. Not into the arms of “the joker.” The director and Joaquin said he wasn’t fully “the joker” till he was dancing on the cop car. And embracing chaos and madness doesn’t set you free. Believe me. I have tried. It is a masterpiece of a film I’ll give you that, but I came away from it like “whoaaaaaa I’m way too much like Arthur I have got to get my shit together if I’m gonna keep on living.”
paul holland lots of similarities now that you mention it.
After the quarantine, no one will be joker. They will become a joke instead.
Patrick Chole The medications are making him worse. He takes bottles & bottles of them & he still feels like shit.
The stairs are a symbol of the Joker's descension into madness. This film is a masterpiece. A classic. I'm thrilled that Joaquin Phoenix won the Oscar for the role of Arthur Fleck/Joker.
You could say descending into sanity
the stair is a symbol of the pretentiousness that joker forces out of everyone
What I hate is that people never give credit to Todd Philips. At least give credit to him too. Just because the protagonist stole the show doesnt mean the director didn't contribute.
@@tobycokes1 insanity* and he stopped taking his meds so he feels stronger and healthier and happier
@@saeedz7560 You got that right.
One of the best movies of all time this scene is greatness
Joaquin is amazing
I seen this movie the weekend it came out. I went back another 2 times within the week to watch it again
The Stairs: a way of showing him dancing down and descending into madness. Masterpiece
Exactly
Never thought of it that way good observation
Same stairs at the start of Channing Tatum movie "Fighting".
@@glendoucette2204 Tank you!
That’s a brilliant observation
Media: "Joker will cause violence!"
Everyone: *Funni car meme and stair dancing*
Copied comment. Gay.
@@user-jl5ks7yj6y he probably didn't know.
Joker is turning everybody into dancers
Well it did influence in a lot of protests
@@DiKeyOG Joker didn't inspire protests, real world fuckery inspired protests
An all-time favorite piece of cinema. I could watch this stair dance forever almost, it's memsmerizing in so many ways. No one like Joaquin, stellar casting.
たった数分のシーンでも引き込まれる
本当にすごい作品だ
God, it’s like every shot in this film is iconic.
Fr every line, every quote 👌
jocone123 LOL Baby’s first Taxi Driver?
@@tylerdrainville1136 Oh no, art taking influence from its predecessors! Quelle horreur!
Joker stands on its own two feet. It is inspired but not derivative.
jocone123 well that's because it is
@Earthly Fireflies Did I ask?
That bad-ass walk at the end by itself deserves an Oscar.
Here's an Oscar...plus 10 more.
I agree
Yes, I love that Arthur is becoming more and more secure in himself as the Joker in him starts to take over even more. That confidence comes out in the way he walks now.
And it's that confidence that makes us want him to succeed. For most of the movie he's been under the bootheel of society and to see him fully embrace who he is is beautiful. :')
just watch The Master with joaqui phoenix you will be love it
The acting by Jaoquin in this film is mind blowing and especially in this scene. The body language and this dancing conjures up a level of fear and menacing that no amount of foul language or weaponry can compete with.