What is the joke at the end of Joker? 1. ...on us. 2. Knock Knock (silence) (no answer) ...because Mr. Wayne is dead. Ha ha ha ee ee Ha ha I'm sorry I have a condition.
Jan Puhar though why do I get the feeling he doesn’t like Todd Philips, sort of like he’s embarrassed by him. Like “ look at this guy using my movies as a template to make his think he’s good enough to sit with me”
@@roycastanon5754 I chock that up to just being aware of Marty's distaste of comic book movies. I doubt he hates directors because he recognizes how fucking hard it is to get a movie made.
@@roycastanon5754 I'm clueless why people keep pretending like Todd Phillips is disliked by the other directors. Scorsese literally called the movie remarkable work and has complemented him several times to the media. Zero indication from this video that Marty has any type of malice towards anybody there.
The thing he mentioned with the pajamas reminded me of the whole happy meal thing with Batman Returns. Kinda sad that merchandising comes first for studios and the actual films come second.
Merchandising does not come first though. The joker being made in spite of all that is evidence that studios care about quality movies too. Also he mentions he "struggled" one year to get the movie done. That's hardly struggling tbh.
Scorsese was involved in the early development of Joker and his producer of almost two decades produced it, so it's great to finally see him and Todd interact.
And it's funny to me that people literally say they were angry at Phillips for ripping off Scorsese. Phillips was influenced by his movies, he didn't rip them off. People need to understand the difference between being influenced and ripping off work. That's a whole other discussion I won't get into. On top of that he is friends with Scorsese and Scorsese was even set to produce Joker with Phillips but got busy with Irishman. EDIT: I forgot, Scorsese DID produce Joker. EDIT: Oh wait no he didn't.
@@eltravos99 they were alot of refences tho its basicly the same premise of taxi driver just mixed up with a villlain origin ,and the reference were not only from taxi driver and king of comedy but also cape fear i loved the film but that was the only thing that was wierd
@@eltravos99 But what's the difference then? Joker is literally the king of comedy and taxi driver combined. Don't get me wrong, I think it's a great movie, but if taking some of the scenes straight up from these movies isn't enough to call it a rip off, then what is?
"We made a movie about chidlhood trauma, loss of compassion and lack of love in a person's life and what that might do, but everybody always wants to talk about the spark and not the powder". I completely agree with Todd Phillips. This is what "Joker" is about. It's not a movie that glorifies violence and it's not even a movie that links mental illness to violence. If just people learnt to pay attention to what a movie is trying to say... I respect Todd Phillips a lot.
Yep. Too many "woke" individuals trying to virtue signal without having the vaguest clue what they're talking about is what Todd Phillips was criticizing.
@@davidsanchez7452 Jazz is a lot about using techniques and knowledge to improvise, have the feeling that you can change a melody that is written on paper and make it better. Jazz is an art form. That's why Phillips says that making movies is like doing jazz.
Embarrassing ? They didn't like the movie and what it was about there's nothing embarrassing or crazy about it. Quite a few ppl didn't as well there's nothing embarrassing about that
@@Yash-bu4du They hadn't seen it yet. They just assumed it was a call to arms for violent incels since it was about an outcast who happened to be a white male. It wasn't. That's why it's embarrassing.
@@Biring1 they had seen it. Some of them hadn't which Todd is right to criticize but most others had. He's talking nonsense that the media didn't see the movie and were writing pages about how it was bad. Most had seen it and most big newspapers or reviews consider seeing the movie essential before writing about it regardless of whether it's good or bad
@andy nowicki yeah coz they didn't love a movie that u did. It's a subjective opinion it's a review of the fucking. Movie from a person. It's a subjective opinion which u can refer to and use or u can ignore. Only way their opinion is different from ours is their thoughts can be seen by other people. That's not embarrassing they didn't like it u did then wtf is the problem. The movie still made billion dollars. They lost u won so wtf is the problem that the movie wasn't hailed as a masterpiece by everyone who saw it ?
@@Yash-bu4du Well because the media has a bias. Someone carried something dangerous to Frozen 2 and no one says a thing about it. But here we are talking about a movie that raises awareness about something really important. People were paid to bring that movie down with their unfair criticism.
Comic-book movies based on superhero comics usually tend to take inspiration from the most obvious source - other blockbusters. Superman The Movie, Star Wars, Spielberg films, and many more are usually used as blueprints in the making of superhero movies. For example, the climax of the first Iron Man was directly taken from Robocop 2. It's very rare when these kinds of films take inspiration from the more obscured films that you'd never associate with superhero-related stories. But more often than not, those are the movies that stand out the most. Chris Nolan took inspiration from the most obscured sources you can think of when he was doing his Batman trilogy. He took inspiration from movies like Alexander Nevsky for Batman Begins, paintings by Francis Bacon for The Dark Knight, and A Tale of Two Cities for The Dark Knight Rises. So seeing more and more superhero-related films take inspiration from the least obvious sources is great. You'd never think of Taxi Driver, King of Comedy, Dog Day Afternoon, and Network as movies that can inspire a standalone Joker movie, yet here we are.
do not speak of the joker as if it is good cinema. and the scorsese, lumet stuff is not obscure, go watch more and after a couple years you will find genuinely obscure stuff.
@@AD98. I'm so glad a cinema expert showed up in the RUclips comments to set the record straight and let all of us plebs know Joker isn't cinema. Thank you Lord of Cinema for your guiding wisdom!
@@vshazam I can promise you if you will go watch more, you'll know for yourself. I'm not kidding. You can sit and talk about how good something is or watch what came before it decades and decades ago to know the actual truth. A year of regular watching 30s to 70s cinema and you'll come here again to tell me how wrong you were.
Well that's not totally true. There's a ton of shots, plot beats, and lighting techniques in SPIDER-MAN 2 that are directly influenced from classic hollywood pictures. The Apartment, Sabrina, The Exorcist are all very much in the bones of Spider-Man 2 and the tools Raimi was working with at the time.
What Joker did more than any other film around that table is renew my love of film! People who hadn't bothered with the cinema for years got up out of their armchairs and went to see it. I've seen most of the films at this table and none of them came close to having the same impact on me as Joker. It's the first film I've seen for a long time which got people really talking! I can remember walking home from work and there was a couple in front of me talking about a scene from a film and I knew immediately that they were discussing Joker. Whether they care to admit it (or not) there are three films around that table which were made mostly for TV audiences, people didn't have to go and queue in line and buy a ticket because they knew they could just wait a couple of weeks and they could watch them in the comfort of their own homes. I'm not saying that's a bad thing but, they should all be thanking Todd (and Joaquin) because there will be people who will now watch their films because critics are saying they are better films than Joker. However, Joker didn't have the support of the critics, it was "word of mouth" which made it into the juggernaut, people watched the film and told their friends. When a film makes over $1 billion on a limited budget and everyone in the industry/media hell bent on trying to make it fail then all I can say is "shame on them". They're so out of step with what people want that maybe they should have a look at changing their careers! Joker was a very good film. It didn't promote (or glamorise) violence, it made us all look at ourselves and question whether we are doing enough to help that guy across the street who we all think is a little "odd". The Academy and others may not want to give Todd Phillips and Joker awards but, by ignoring it they will once again show how out of touch they are with what audiences want from a film. Joaquin Phoenix may not give two hoots about awards but, those of us who have seen Joker think he (and the film) deserve formal recognition for that performance. Sometimes these awards are not about the actor per se it's about the audience being rewarded for encouraging their friends and family to go and watch a truly phenomenal performance.
So happy Todd is there!! He deserves all the recognition💗 andddd with Scorsese!!! Joker was my fave movie of the year along with The Irishman so this makes me happy.
Imagine sitting on the same table, discussing something you enjoyed making, with the person you literally worshipping and inspired you to make your movie. What a moment for Phillips, he deserved every bits of that.
I like how hard Todd is promoting the film. Since Joaquin isn't that interested in that part of the business, i think he feels like doing the work for the two of 'em.
Jeferson Ramos haha yes Joaquin Phoenix is nowhere to be seen while other actors who could be nominated for oscar are doing every interview they can to sell themselves.Give me the nomination!!!
I love that joaquin hates the process of having to sell yourself during award campaigns. I would love more interviews but he just isn't that type of person. He is true to himself.
@@BARBRAPEACE I believe he doesn't care much about the Oscars. But actually, technically, he doesn't need to promote himself yet, 'cause his nomination is pretty much a given. He'll only really need to promote himself when the nominations are out, and he'll only do it if he really wants to win, which i don't think he cares too much about. He either wins for his merits, or not, he won't play the whole "ass kissing" game just for a win at the 2020 Oscars , which is something i respect.
This is why I'm proud and happy for Todd Phillips. When he mentioned that he never considered making a film that promotes violence, and that the media takes a random film and deems it bad for society, it lets me know the level of integrity he has as a filmmaker and a person. Glad he's getting the recognition he deserves.
Awesomesharkhand I like an underdog. Part of me feels that table is full of pretentious directors who think they’re above making a comic book film. Philips doesn’t care and embraces it and in turn gives mass audiences a taste of real cinema
@Youlo King He's actually made several films including Borat, Starsky and Hutch, The Hangover Series, Old School and War Dogs. Joker also made $1.063 Billion...You try writing and directing a film that does nearly a tenth of what that made, then talk.
MsBox5 It was pretty clear that childhood trauma is one of the most important themes in "Joker", but a lot of people didn't pay attention at all, and criticize the movie.
Youlo King I've seen Taxi Driver and the finger gun thing in Joker did bother me a bit because it was too obvious, but I still enjoyed the hell out of the movie and it's still my favorite of the year.
I love that even when Scorsese is obviously not a fan of comic-book films, he seems really into Joker. I know Todd got some inspiration from him but Joker is not a typical comic-book movie. One of the greatests films of the year.
People say this movie will create violence and change things but for me Joker is one of the most well balanced films I have seen and I have seen a lot of movie.
Gerwig said she loved Joker and praised it highly. And she was friendly to him in other interviews, If she looks uncomfortable its either editing or because she knows alot of her fanbase are what started all that stupidity to begin with
Mostly partake in the whole stupidity Todd was talking about. I like Greta but alot of her fanbase consists of over the top feminist sjw's with a bizzare weird and seething hatred against Todd
@@MrKingtyrant05 there is another roundtable from the la times that has bong joon-ho, todd, greta and others. Search it, its amazing and its the full version
City of God, Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, Joker, Little Women, Lady Bird, Frances Ha, Marriage Story, The Squid And The Whale, The Constant Gardener and The Farewell. Damn that's good.
Does anyone think Greta was disagreeing with Todd when he was talking about the idea that joker would cause violence was bs? Or was it just the editing of this video? :p
Without Joaquin, Joker wouldn't have been a succesful movie, so the movie's key was him. In addition, thanks to this film, I noticed how tremendous actor Joaquin Phoenix is because of his intensity, and capacity to play Joker, whose character isn't neccesary his imitation, more better his creation with a different approach.
I usually never say this, but my soul whispered "masterpiece" as soon as I finished Joker. I dreamed about it. I can't stop thinking about that glorious Blood Smile ending....how it slowly burned towards that moment. Wow!
I hope Todd continues to prove himself as a director who's deserving of a sitdown with the likes of Scorsese. I think Phillips has enormous potential and that Joker was a modern masterpiece.
@@KaizerMan that the joker is about angry white men and its dangerous and they were scaring people that theres gonna be violence during the screenings,which there werent
O Fernando fala com um sotaque meio britânico, meio russo... é engraçado. É um prazer vê-lo na mesa junto a tantos talentos! Fernando speaks with a half british, half russian accent... it's funny. It's a pleasure to see him with so many talents!
We need a director round table Christopher Nolan Quentin Tarantino Denise Villeneuve Martin Scorsese Alejandro Inarritu That could be a complete directors episode for sure.
Todd Phillips and Joquin Phoenix created most powerful legend and deserves to be seen thousand times, I bet you'll get more than you expected, I remember how my head was aching when I first watched it, Todd and Joquin they're genius!)))
It's a miserable, shallow film, bolstered by a phenomenal performance from Joaquin Phoenix. Otherwise ignore the masturbatory praise it constantly gets.
seeing passionate people talking about film making is so satisfying
Yea even when u dont know jack shit lol, its a great way to learn something
Yeah, also frustrating that big movie companies often don't care and are only focused on the money.
sarк because they are a business
It is!
What is the joke at the end of Joker?
1. ...on us.
2. Knock Knock
(silence)
(no answer)
...because Mr. Wayne is dead.
Ha ha ha ee ee Ha ha
I'm sorry I have a condition.
CNN said Joker would cause violence.. but it turns out Frozen 2 caused more violence.
CNN: ._.
Lmao Joker caused people to dance on stairs
Can you elaborate on that? I missed something
SebWayStudios TM Some kids who went to watch Frozen 2 were fighting with a machete or something like that lol
Hotel dusk fan?
Marty is so engaged in these. The man just loves it and is so damn sharp
It's always great seeing older film makers who seem as interested in films as their audience.
Jan Puhar though why do I get the feeling he doesn’t like Todd Philips, sort of like he’s embarrassed by him. Like “ look at this guy using my movies as a template to make his think he’s good enough to sit with me”
@@roycastanon5754 I chock that up to just being aware of Marty's distaste of comic book movies. I doubt he hates directors because he recognizes how fucking hard it is to get a movie made.
@@roycastanon5754 I'm clueless why people keep pretending like Todd Phillips is disliked by the other directors. Scorsese literally called the movie remarkable work and has complemented him several times to the media. Zero indication from this video that Marty has any type of malice towards anybody there.
Celtic Bird I know I just feel that with his comic book remarks he looks down on all comic films including joker
The thing he mentioned with the pajamas reminded me of the whole happy meal thing with Batman Returns. Kinda sad that merchandising comes first for studios and the actual films come second.
WB rushed Suicide Squad because they had already made all the marketing deals.
Spaceballs called it.
Merchandising does not come first though. The joker being made in spite of all that is evidence that studios care about quality movies too. Also he mentions he "struggled" one year to get the movie done. That's hardly struggling tbh.
Merchandising dollars aren't shared with distributors
But their whole existence relies on merch.
Joker and The Irishman were my favourite this year. I'm so happy to see phillips and scorsese together❤
Same
who do you want to win the oscar
Watchmen, Unbreakable, Chronicle, Logan and Joker, are among one of the best non-typical superhero movies of all time
Chronicle? Lets not get crazy
Watchmen? Lets not get crazy
@@badboy14132 Watchmen is incredible
lets forget about the dark knight then
@@subashpariyar8102 it's a great movie, but I wouldn't say it's a non-typical comic book movie
Scorsese was involved in the early development of Joker and his producer of almost two decades produced it, so it's great to finally see him and Todd interact.
Martin Scorsese and Todd Phillips the entire time are like"Yeah, yeah, exactly! Yep got you".
And it's funny to me that people literally say they were angry at Phillips for ripping off Scorsese. Phillips was influenced by his movies, he didn't rip them off. People need to understand the difference between being influenced and ripping off work. That's a whole other discussion I won't get into. On top of that he is friends with Scorsese and Scorsese was even set to produce Joker with Phillips but got busy with Irishman. EDIT: I forgot, Scorsese DID produce Joker. EDIT: Oh wait no he didn't.
@@eltravos99 some people just mad at comics and DC so they trying act like pretentious snobs
It’s like Taxi Driver but with Joker
@@eltravos99 they were alot of refences tho its basicly the same premise of taxi driver just mixed up with a villlain origin ,and the reference were not only from taxi driver and king of comedy but also cape fear i loved the film but that was the only thing that was wierd
@@eltravos99 But what's the difference then? Joker is literally the king of comedy and taxi driver combined. Don't get me wrong, I think it's a great movie, but if taking some of the scenes straight up from these movies isn't enough to call it a rip off, then what is?
"We made a movie about chidlhood trauma, loss of compassion and lack of love in a person's life and what that might do, but everybody always wants to talk about the spark and not the powder". I completely agree with Todd Phillips. This is what "Joker" is about. It's not a movie that glorifies violence and it's not even a movie that links mental illness to violence. If just people learnt to pay attention to what a movie is trying to say...
I respect Todd Phillips a lot.
Yep. Too many "woke" individuals trying to virtue signal without having the vaguest clue what they're talking about is what Todd Phillips was criticizing.
It's so brilliant
I love this, a bunch of directors just enjoying a chat, going back and forth on the process. It's just fun to see them like this.
'Making movies is like jazz not maths' Love it.
Todd said the same things about Joaquin's acting: "He does jazz, while the others do math"
It’s a bit of both to be honest. There is a formula.
@@davidsanchez7452 Jazz is a lot about using techniques and knowledge to improvise, have the feeling that you can change a melody that is written on paper and make it better. Jazz is an art form. That's why Phillips says that making movies is like doing jazz.
Music in general, as well as jazz, is quite very math tho.
I love how Todd rips into the embarrassing media coverage of his movie before it was released.
Embarrassing ? They didn't like the movie and what it was about there's nothing embarrassing or crazy about it. Quite a few ppl didn't as well there's nothing embarrassing about that
@@Yash-bu4du They hadn't seen it yet. They just assumed it was a call to arms for violent incels since it was about an outcast who happened to be a white male. It wasn't. That's why it's embarrassing.
@@Biring1 they had seen it. Some of them hadn't which Todd is right to criticize but most others had. He's talking nonsense that the media didn't see the movie and were writing pages about how it was bad. Most had seen it and most big newspapers or reviews consider seeing the movie essential before writing about it regardless of whether it's good or bad
@andy nowicki yeah coz they didn't love a movie that u did. It's a subjective opinion it's a review of the fucking. Movie from a person. It's a subjective opinion which u can refer to and use or u can ignore. Only way their opinion is different from ours is their thoughts can be seen by other people. That's not embarrassing they didn't like it u did then wtf is the problem. The movie still made billion dollars. They lost u won so wtf is the problem that the movie wasn't hailed as a masterpiece by everyone who saw it ?
@@Yash-bu4du Well because the media has a bias. Someone carried something dangerous to Frozen 2 and no one says a thing about it. But here we are talking about a movie that raises awareness about something really important. People were paid to bring that movie down with their unfair criticism.
It's good that Todd Phillips is getting the recognition in the director's table. Not bad for a guy that wrote The Hangover and Borat.
Borat is no joking matter. Borat is a masterpiece.
I wanna see more films like joker from todd
Borat is one of best comedies ever made.
hangover is classic comedy
Well Borat got an Oscar nom
Comic-book movies based on superhero comics usually tend to take inspiration from the most obvious source - other blockbusters. Superman The Movie, Star Wars, Spielberg films, and many more are usually used as blueprints in the making of superhero movies. For example, the climax of the first Iron Man was directly taken from Robocop 2. It's very rare when these kinds of films take inspiration from the more obscured films that you'd never associate with superhero-related stories. But more often than not, those are the movies that stand out the most. Chris Nolan took inspiration from the most obscured sources you can think of when he was doing his Batman trilogy. He took inspiration from movies like Alexander Nevsky for Batman Begins, paintings by Francis Bacon for The Dark Knight, and A Tale of Two Cities for The Dark Knight Rises. So seeing more and more superhero-related films take inspiration from the least obvious sources is great. You'd never think of Taxi Driver, King of Comedy, Dog Day Afternoon, and Network as movies that can inspire a standalone Joker movie, yet here we are.
do not speak of the joker as if it is good cinema. and the scorsese, lumet stuff is not obscure, go watch more and after a couple years you will find genuinely obscure stuff.
@@AD98. I'm so glad a cinema expert showed up in the RUclips comments to set the record straight and let all of us plebs know Joker isn't cinema. Thank you Lord of Cinema for your guiding wisdom!
@@vshazam I can promise you if you will go watch more, you'll know for yourself. I'm not kidding. You can sit and talk about how good something is or watch what came before it decades and decades ago to know the actual truth. A year of regular watching 30s to 70s cinema and you'll come here again to tell me how wrong you were.
Well that's not totally true. There's a ton of shots, plot beats, and lighting techniques in SPIDER-MAN 2 that are directly influenced from classic hollywood pictures.
The Apartment, Sabrina, The Exorcist are all very much in the bones of Spider-Man 2 and the tools Raimi was working with at the time.
@@AD98. What make you think it isn't a good cinema? And wtf is a cinema anyway?
Mad respect to Todd Phillips for doing what he was passionate about.
1 063 000 000 $ JUST FROM ADULT AUDIENCE ! AND NO CHINA !
Yeah ofc. If they make really good movies, they dont have to kowtow towards China that much
What Joker did more than any other film around that table is renew my love of film! People who hadn't bothered with the cinema for years got up out of their armchairs and went to see it. I've seen most of the films at this table and none of them came close to having the same impact on me as Joker. It's the first film I've seen for a long time which got people really talking! I can remember walking home from work and there was a couple in front of me talking about a scene from a film and I knew immediately that they were discussing Joker.
Whether they care to admit it (or not) there are three films around that table which were made mostly for TV audiences, people didn't have to go and queue in line and buy a ticket because they knew they could just wait a couple of weeks and they could watch them in the comfort of their own homes. I'm not saying that's a bad thing but, they should all be thanking Todd (and Joaquin) because there will be people who will now watch their films because critics are saying they are better films than Joker. However, Joker didn't have the support of the critics, it was "word of mouth" which made it into the juggernaut, people watched the film and told their friends. When a film makes over $1 billion on a limited budget and everyone in the industry/media hell bent on trying to make it fail then all I can say is "shame on them". They're so out of step with what people want that maybe they should have a look at changing their careers! Joker was a very good film. It didn't promote (or glamorise) violence, it made us all look at ourselves and question whether we are doing enough to help that guy across the street who we all think is a little "odd".
The Academy and others may not want to give Todd Phillips and Joker awards but, by ignoring it they will once again show how out of touch they are with what audiences want from a film. Joaquin Phoenix may not give two hoots about awards but, those of us who have seen Joker think he (and the film) deserve formal recognition for that performance. Sometimes these awards are not about the actor per se it's about the audience being rewarded for encouraging their friends and family to go and watch a truly phenomenal performance.
GOD i wanna just hug Scorcese. His laugh is so infectious, what a great person to be around. Todd must be living the dream sharing this with him.
So happy Todd is there!! He deserves all the recognition💗 andddd with Scorsese!!! Joker was my fave movie of the year along with The Irishman so this makes me happy.
Imagine sitting on the same table, discussing something you enjoyed making, with the person you literally worshipping and inspired you to make your movie. What a moment for Phillips, he deserved every bits of that.
Interesting to see the look on Greta Gerwig's face when Todd was talking about people trashing his movie without watching it.
It was weird...
Yea i don't if it was a good look or a bad look
the look says she has been outed and she doesn't do a good job of hiding it
I love her as a filmmaker but I could see her buying into some of the woker than thou shit that makes it cool to hate him in certain circles
she could tell he was kinda full of shit
Scorsese laugh always get me laughing too ..😆😆
His laugh is just like his mother, may she rest in peace.
I like how hard Todd is promoting the film. Since Joaquin isn't that interested in that part of the business, i think he feels like doing the work for the two of 'em.
Jeferson Ramos haha yes Joaquin Phoenix is nowhere to be seen while other actors who could be nominated for oscar are doing every interview they can to sell themselves.Give me the nomination!!!
I love that joaquin hates the process of having to sell yourself during award campaigns. I would love more interviews but he just isn't that type of person. He is true to himself.
@@sauravmehra4503 are you being sarcastic? I've seen Joaquin all over promoting this movie. Just look on RUclips. He's all over the place
R H yes, he did it back in September-October promoting the movie. Not doing awards season campaign which is different
@@BARBRAPEACE I believe he doesn't care much about the Oscars. But actually, technically, he doesn't need to promote himself yet, 'cause his nomination is pretty much a given. He'll only really need to promote himself when the nominations are out, and he'll only do it if he really wants to win, which i don't think he cares too much about. He either wins for his merits, or not, he won't play the whole "ass kissing" game just for a win at the 2020 Oscars , which is something i respect.
Please don't make a sequel . I beg you . Leave this masterpiece alone .
Yes please
It’s made too much money to be left alone
But money.
masterpiece. lol
Casual456 that’s his opinion, you have yours
I could watch Martin Scorsese and Todd Phillips talk with each other for hours
Didn't has merchandise sales yet one of the most profitable film ever
This is why I'm proud and happy for Todd Phillips. When he mentioned that he never considered making a film that promotes violence, and that the media takes a random film and deems it bad for society, it lets me know the level of integrity he has as a filmmaker and a person. Glad he's getting the recognition he deserves.
AJ Taylor Eh I don’t know man, Todd Phillips ain’t really all that great. He's quite the opposite.
Lol
Awesomesharkhand I like an underdog. Part of me feels that table is full of pretentious directors who think they’re above making a comic book film. Philips doesn’t care and embraces it and in turn gives mass audiences a taste of real cinema
DayTripper 😂😂
cal v what bitch
Marty & Todd Philips at the same table... two geniuses. #Legendary
fernando meirelles and noah baumbach are up there aswell
butchered their names
bruh what? Ok.
????? Please tell me you're joking
Chokwe I respect your opinion but Philips is on his way to being a legendary director. His filmography is already sound.
@Youlo King He's actually made several films including Borat, Starsky and Hutch, The Hangover Series, Old School and War Dogs. Joker also made $1.063 Billion...You try writing and directing a film that does nearly a tenth of what that made, then talk.
It's such a masterpiece
Indeed
Imagine saying this in front of Scorsese who had to wait decades to film Silence.
Glad Todd Philips pointed out that Joker is actually about childhood trauma. That was the only valuable thing I took away from JOKER.
MsBox5 It was pretty clear that childhood trauma is one of the most important themes in "Joker", but a lot of people didn't pay attention at all, and criticize the movie.
By far, Joker is the best movie of this year!
@George I liked it too but not as much as Joker.
Same! It's also in my top 5 of the decade with Blade Runner 2049, Fury Road, Interstellar and Knives Out.
@Youlo King I watched Taxi Driver and even though I liked Joker as well.
Youlo King I've seen Taxi Driver and the finger gun thing in Joker did bother me a bit because it was too obvious, but I still enjoyed the hell out of the movie and it's still my favorite of the year.
Youlo King Just because a movie is heavily inspired on other doesn't mean you can't like it...
netflix has terrible christmas movies
just shut up and take my money netlfix put joker on netlflix lol
Klaus is great.
Supreme Noob already confirmed joker will be on the new hbo max in march (or whenever it launches)
ad infinitum klaus was pretty good
@@Andres_Acosta hell yea !!!!!!!
So is uploading the whole thing not possible this year?
Around Oscars date
DJ Warrior they do this every time. They split it up then upload the entire hour.
DJ Warrior they upload the whole interview round January time
6th of jan it will be out on youtube
@@hahadad5160 says who?
Robert Eggers, Tarantino and Bong Joon Ho should have been here damn it.
Edit: Just saw Midsommar. Ari Aster should DEFINITELY be here too.
Isaac Partridge for real
HARK!
instead of phillips yup it would’ve been perfect
Ari Aster
masterofallgoons ari aster is garbooooo
I love that even when Scorsese is obviously not a fan of comic-book films, he seems really into Joker. I know Todd got some inspiration from him but Joker is not a typical comic-book movie.
One of the greatests films of the year.
All these people having a discussion about their passion is fking awesome
People say this movie will create violence and change things but for me Joker is one of the most well balanced films I have seen and I have seen a lot of movie.
If anything it made people more aware of having empathy for people who are different.
@@freddiemercury4evr it didn't to me .
(Probably because I interpreted the movie differently )
2:40 He said perfectly !
I’m still waiting on the Adam Sandler and Tom Hanks table full upload. 🙄
Gerwig said she loved Joker and praised it highly. And she was friendly to him in other interviews, If she looks uncomfortable its either editing or because she knows alot of her fanbase are what started all that stupidity to begin with
bawoman can’t stand her
What did her fanbase do?
Yeah, I'm also out of the loop. What did her fanbase do?
Mostly partake in the whole stupidity Todd was talking about. I like Greta but alot of her fanbase consists of over the top feminist sjw's with a bizzare weird and seething hatred against Todd
@@bawoman Thanks for responding. Can you send me a link? I can't find it.
2:22 Greta's reaction tho
Literally what I was thinking, she's very well aware of her fan base's view on the Joker movie and the discourse surrounding it.
Yup.how dare he challenge the leftist media agenda
A Passing Soul there is no more leftist movie than joker this year
@@jeanbutinfrench i was talking about the reaction to it
She looked so disgusted. Like calm down girl.
I do wish they would've invited Bong Joon-ho the director and writer of "Parasite".
He's not fluent in English so may struggle to understand everyone's ideas.
@@IDK-eu7dv I know that. He has the best translator with him. Just saying it would've been even more interested.
@@MrKingtyrant05 there is another roundtable from the la times that has bong joon-ho, todd, greta and others. Search it, its amazing and its the full version
@@Cold780 Oh wow. That sounds promising. Thank you!
Umm, THR, where are the Safdie bros ?🤔
Can you imaginate safsie bros, ari and robert in this? Crazy
These roundtables are pure gold.
The greatness in this table. Gahdamn
City of God, Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, Joker, Little Women, Lady Bird, Frances Ha, Marriage Story, The Squid And The Whale, The Constant Gardener and The Farewell. Damn that's good.
Mr. Phillips is my hero! I just found his 2011 call in to Howard Stern where he tells Robin off. Thank you sir. Thank You.
Does anyone think Greta was disagreeing with Todd when he was talking about the idea that joker would cause violence was bs? Or was it just the editing of this video? :p
Greta looks like she's legitimately uncomfortable to be there.
@@TheHurley108 oh that's how she looks in general :p
Nah, she said she loved the movie.
no conspiracy theories, please
Thought the same thing. She probably has mixed feelings
Great!
I need more DC BLACK films!!!
Don't we all
you mean darker films
@@miguelvidal2335 i mean as todd philips said "doing what Disney isnt and cant do"
cyborg solo film sounds pretty BLACK
They’re making a solo Dwayne Johnson film, but I think African American Adam is the appropriate term
Ahhhhhh drop this round table already!!!!
Fernando!!!!!!!!! Wow what a coup! I didn't even notice it was him. OMG so excited you guys got Fernando!
Hello lovelies ❤️
My dearest appreciation to all of you that have supported me.
I see the blogs and comments
Tell me where are you from?
Man, Todd reminds me of so many of my elementary school teachers. I don't know why he's like that, but I find it funny
Where are the safdies
I'd say it's more anti Disney and anti studio executive... It's an artful MASTERPIECE.
Without Joaquin, Joker wouldn't have been a succesful movie, so the movie's key was him. In addition, thanks to this film, I noticed how tremendous actor Joaquin Phoenix is because of his intensity, and capacity to play Joker, whose character isn't neccesary his imitation, more better his creation with a different approach.
Tarantino is missing
I usually never say this, but my soul whispered "masterpiece" as soon as I finished Joker. I dreamed about it. I can't stop thinking about that glorious Blood Smile ending....how it slowly burned towards that moment. Wow!
"Editing is the most important aspect of filmmaking"
Todd Philips is extremely good looking .
He's a Silver Fox
Tripathi has a crush
I'm hearing he's a creep though
@@HollyGolightly078 well anyone can be called anything. I like to wait for facts and evidence. Not just rumours
@@Gavin48 He used a baby for a scene with m****bation without the mom's permission knowing she would not consent to it.
Damn 2019 was a solid year for film!
I hope Todd continues to prove himself as a director who's deserving of a sitdown with the likes of Scorsese. I think Phillips has enormous potential and that Joker was a modern masterpiece.
This Genius just changed Comic Book films forever.
Y’all should make a round table for costume designers.
2:20 careful todd greta is definitely up to something 👀👀
Diamond Bourne
Back in early November Greta said she loved Joker.
@Diamond Bourne she hates him challenging the leftist media agenda
A Passing Soul What agenda did he challenge & how?
@@KaizerMan that the joker is about angry white men and its dangerous and they were scaring people that theres gonna be violence during the screenings,which there werent
@@xe666 Nobody gives a crap dude, christ alive you people...
Noah and Greta in the same table. A couple. Never gonna happen ever again.
F. Kusuma why
@@amel587 just meant that i do not think we will see a couple who are romantically involved and both directors in the same table for a while..
Hearing about so much about it was inspired by Scorsese ...it has its own feel which is remarkable.Editing is king.
Todd Phillips is handsome.
agreed!
Kudos to WB for taking the risk.
Joker is my current favorite film and I've seen a lot of films. Hopefully it will get the love it deserves in the Oscars
Why are they still suggesting that a movie may cause violence? Nonsense.
O Fernando fala com um sotaque meio britânico, meio russo... é engraçado. É um prazer vê-lo na mesa junto a tantos talentos!
Fernando speaks with a half british, half russian accent... it's funny. It's a pleasure to see him with so many talents!
Release the entire round table discussion!
We need a director round table
Christopher Nolan
Quentin Tarantino
Denise Villeneuve
Martin Scorsese
Alejandro Inarritu
That could be a complete directors episode for sure.
There's already a roundtable with Iñárritu and Tarantino and Ridley Scott
Upload the entire round table discussion!!!!!!
Can't believe that Joker is made by the same guy who made road trip.
SAME
And the hangover
Todd Phillips and Joquin Phoenix created most powerful legend and deserves to be seen thousand times, I bet you'll get more than you expected, I remember how my head was aching when I first watched it, Todd and Joquin they're genius!)))
Marvel fanboys be fuming at the title. Love marvel but you can't bullshit when DC makes a masterpiece
I was instantly reminded of the ending of Network when we see all those news broadcasts reporting Murray's death simultaneously
I feel very disappointed not to find Bong Joon-ho in this roundtable:(
I hope he does more films for DC
Art prevailed.
A fucking genius of movie director, Todd Philips we fuckin' love you.
Are they going to upload the full thing?
A lot of legends at that table
Todd Phillips knows what he’s talking about
All the other directors seem like they hate him
*PLEASE UPLOAD THE WHOLE THING* PLEEEEEEAAASEEEE
This video just bended my laptop.
Finally!
The only thing Joker inspired people to do was go the Bronx and dance on some stairs.
Todd Phillip's went from directing Pineapple Express to being at the table with Martin Scorsese. Wow.
when are you guys gonna put the whole video out?!
I tried to watch Joker twice with friends and it just didnt click with me so i left the movie
It's a miserable, shallow film, bolstered by a phenomenal performance from Joaquin Phoenix. Otherwise ignore the masturbatory praise it constantly gets.
How about an Oscar Tod-DYYY
Directors of the best movies all together...thanks
Love the conversation. But the audio is extremely low.
Keep worrying about your pyjama sales, Hollywood.
Bring Zack Snyder to the table next please 🙏😭
Why
Why wasnt Quentin Tarantino on here?