In case you missed it, Arthur was planning to off himself as the last punchline of his "joke", but then he realized how much of a horrible person Murray was, only wanting to capitalize on his pain and struggle, in Arthur's eyes Murray went from someone he respects to someone who is basically the same as the thugs that attacked him on the subway.
He realized that Murray was an opportunist of the worst kind, the ones who's opportunity comes at your expense. Murray was a bully and Arthur had enough being pushed around by the rest of the world, much less getting pushed around and bullied on national television TWICE?! No, Arthur, I mean, Joker, had enough
Joaquin Phoenix won the Oscar, just like Heath Ledger, by their interpretation of the Joker. And yeah there will be a Joker 2, but it'll be kinda different it seems. Like a musical of sorts.
1:14 Gotham originally was based more on New York, Chicago as well but over time the city formed it's own visual aesthetic using a mix of Gothic Revival and Art Deco Architecture. This is highlighted in Batman 89 by far the most unique looking Gotham City put to live action, followed by Batman Forever that went for a more Art Deco look similar to the Batman Animated Series. And of course The Batman went for a more gothic look and feel being filmed in the UK, places like Liverpool, Edinburgh etc. The Nolan films such as The Dark Knight lacked alot of this visual personality and uniqueness, being filmed in Chicago the city of Gotham just looked like Chicago with not much change. In this film, Joker they short around New Jersey, Jersey City and parts of New York City. It's just early 1980s New York with that transition period between the 70s and into the 80s so the time period for me carries the Gotham City as without it the city would just look like New York in present day. .
In my opinion the dance scene in the bathroom is like Arthur just died and the Joker is discovering its body and tries to move, to evaluate the space around him, reality etc. Its like a passage. Then he looks at himself in the mirror like its the first time and "presents himself". When I saw this sequence, in theater, I cried... I must say. Because of the concept of this scene (improvised tho) or the weight of it, they way its how you can figure that Arthur is no longer in this body or mind. And this is the moment you realize you can't sympathize anymore, you lost someone you thought was good, trying hard while everyone around (including the boss losing clients, the music shop owner forced to close, the psychiatrist who must stop helping him, the neighbor doing a suic*de gesture, the "wall street boys" being drunk and without anybody around them but similarly depressed coworkers, Thomas Wayne himself...) You knew it was coming, everyone knew it was coming, but as we didnt want it to come, it hurts no matter what. A great scene imo. In this world everyone and everything is "tired" and depressed. This man was the only one, because of his childhood trauma (sadly) to keep focusing on trying to make people smile. Then he realized, I guess, that no one was smiling anymore and that he would stop being alone if he became the symbol of all this anger. That's my take, for now.
YES I WAS WAITING FOR YOU TO REACT TO THIS FILM! Espescially wanting to see your reaction when Joker snaps live on television and when Bruce Wayne appeared. Genuinely, a lot of the scenes in this film shocked me so much that I had to get up from my seat and walk around the house, several times, contemplating what I just watched.
Joker in the comics really doesn't have much of an origin. The Killing Joke re-visits the idea of The Red Hood who was introduced in *The Man Behind the Red Hood (February 1951)* where the Joker revealed that he was The Red Hood for a time until his encounter with Batman leading to him falling into a vat, Dubbed Red Hood has Pre-Joker was given a domed red helmet and a red cape to wear. The Killing Joke added to this by introducing the idea that Joker was not the sole holder of the identity and was just the latest Red Hood, more sympathetic and tragic motivations. I'm going to refer to Joker as Jack in this story, after Jack Napier an alias used by the Joker. Jack was someone who wanted to provide for his pregnant wife, Jeannie. He was a failed comedian so he resorted to a life of crime and placed himself in mob affairs, so one night, the mob hired two men to kill him. The men let Jack do their wishes under the alias The Red Hood. Then pretty much the events of The Man Behind the Red Hood happen, this time its said that a terrified Jack jumped into the vats instead of being thrown in by Batman. He then becomes the Joker and the mob assuming that Jack was dead hire a corrupt policeman to kill his wife and unborn baby. But... This is the Joker telling the story and right after this he says *"Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another... if I'm going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice!"* hinting at the idea that he made this all up. This film gives Joker a solid origin story as Arthur Fleck a failed comedian with an abusive background. But once again the story is from his point of view so we can't say for sure how much of the film is real. At least pre Joker, Positive everything we saw him do as the Joker was all real. I'm VERY interested to see what they'll do with Joker: Folie à Deux (Madness of Two) a rumoured musical set in Arkham Asylum starring Lady Gaga as Doctor Harleen Quinzel, better known as Harley Quinn. I doubt it will be a full on musical but it will have musical elements showcasing the insanely of the Arkham. Maybe a mix of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Rocky Horror lol
He does. Joker's name is canonically revealed to be Jack Oswald White and Batman has revealed to Alfred that he knew his name within like two days of Joker's first appearance, even keeping tabs on Joker's ex-wife from the Killing Joke who canonically faked her death to get away from Jack because he was abusive and now lives in Alaska with their son. Joker has a definitive origin story, the Killing Joke is canon.
@@CrazeWayYT He's an infinitely more interesting character as "John Doe", the man of unknown origin who surrounds himself in lies. It's what made Heath Ledger's portrayal amazing.
@@andrewodinson3726 Okay, and? I never said what I preferred, the original comment just said Joker didn't have a definitive origin and he does. My feelings about it are irrelevant.
While not necessarily a great presentation of the actual character from the source material, it does offer unique perspective into an alternate more relatableversion of the character but make no mistake, it is a complete and total reimagining of the character of Joker, to the point where they might as well be different characters. That is not a bad thing at all, but people shouldn't think that this is how Joker is usually portrayed.
It's a good depiction of the idea that "Anyone could be the Joker" regardless of your phyrcial appearance, race, gender, etc. Could easily introduce other Jokers as well similar to the Three Joker storyline but I guess we'll have to see.
Huh? Pretty sure it's not even a mixed opinions bruv, pretty sure it's always been good and the ones who hated how good it was are people who thinks joker is pure evil even though he's always had a backstory, and this movie is just another one of them that isn't comic book based
One of the best movies I've ever seen. Really excited about the sequel releasing, and 4 days before my birthday at that. Thanks for reacting to this great movie and giving a great reaction and showing how much you understood it because it's really a movie close to my heart for so many reasons, so thanks for giving the movie it's due respect
something about the deaths in this movie, im really just not sure what it is, but it's so unsettling and it always makes my heart beat super hard. it always makes me feel so uncomfortable for some reason.
Probably because it's people dying very explicitly. No big music or anything, it looks exactly how it would look irl. It's so raw and powerful that it hits so much harder than say, a death in a war film. Despite it being one person killing another, it's so much worse from how gruesome it is.
Ah... So this is DEFINITELY a first time watch if he's asking this much question huh? Cause people have been sus of this man on faking his reactions cause of how he's never seen or heard any of the spoilers which can be true but if he's asking that much questions I'd say this is he's first watch
This is such a good movie. Batman always said the joker made him. And yes there will be a part 2 with GaGa playing Harley. I can't wait. This movies has so many layers.
You're going to hear a lot of people say a lot of things about the inspiration of Gotham. The truth is Gotham is inspired by New York at night the dirtiness of New York, the crime of New York. Metropolis where Superman lives is inspired by the beauty of New York, the the brilliant engineering of skyscrapers in New York, everything good about New York is Metropolis. Which is why they are so close to each other, they are two halves of New York. Gotham is in New Jersey and right across the bay is Metropolis in Delaware.
Main lesson I got from this movie........."BE FUCKING NICE TO PEOPLE" 😂 I mean honestly. You never know what someone else is going through or living with. Arthur never had a chance IMO. From birth he was basically doomed. It's just sad. He could've been the nicest dude anyone ever met but life was NOT nice to him. People can only take so much. And Bruce, even as a child, seemed the same way. In that, he seemed to not think he was better than everyone just because they had money. Like you would think that little spoiled brat kids would have been rude to Arthur showing up to their fancy house. But Bruce was chill with him. But after his parents murder, he inherited an unstoppable rage that would control his life until he learned to channel it and fight for Justice. Childhood trauma lasts forever. It's all just sad and unfortunate. GREAT MOVIE 🤘🏻🤘🏻
One thing most people tend to miss about this film, is that the entire movie actually takes place in Arthur's head, non of what you see is real, the ending line when she asks what's funny and he says you wouldn't get it, is because everything we have witnessed up to that point is all his imagination. There are lots of signs that actually show this fact, if you watch a breakdown of the film, which is amazing, definitely a one of a kind movie for sure. The Joker doesn't have an origin story, so with this fact in mind, they can make up anything and keep changing it, because his background and upbringing are a mystery.
I love Joaquin phenix performance of the joker he also lost major weight for role of Arthur too and just this joker is creepy menacing close to heath ledgers joker too both insane in their own way just cool the scene in the bathroom where he dancing was improvised too the director and Joaquin just played around with the music and have the delusional dancing
Joaquin phoenix absolutely desimated the role as Joker for this movie. And of course he's gonna be in the next Joker movie too, and there Lady gaga i believe is confirmed to be Harley Quinn
(Comedy and Action) Movies to watch: The Ringer, Date Night , Jo Koy Don't Make Him Angry Netflix , Fired up , Benchwarmers , Cellular , Fluffy's Magic Mike Story , Stadium Fluffy Netflix , and Hot Fuzz , Transporter 1-2-3, Strays , Knight and Day
Also there are many versions of the joker there is many different scenes different actions how the joker plays how he acts but we have this version the one everyone sees but intresting to know there is many different ones
The only thing I don't like about this movie is that they make Thomas Wayne a bad guy. Hard to image that Batman came from a corrupt family and raised by a bad person. Otherwise, it's a legendary movie.
You said in a prior video I think interstellar that you hadn't watched any of the ocean movies you should watch ocean 11 and 12 and 13. Also since you liked interestellar which is a great movie you should watch more Nolan movies like inception. Also treasure planet if you haven't watched it yet on your channel.
This movie hits close to home only difference was I never took my parents life. I’m happy and I have a fiance I just pray that this isn’t a hallucination 😅 because everything is perfect 😊
I seen a comment about the fridge thing being an unalive attempt but I disagree. He had a gun and could have done it at any time. I believe it’s an attempt to feel safe. Sometimes people with mental disabilities will try to fit into small spaces so they can feel safe and comfortable. Offing his mom and potentially his imaginary gf coupled with the fact the cops are investigating him would make him want to find a “safe space”.
I have some plot leaks everyone about the new movie and here it is so that part in the trailer where u see suko he is gonna lead Kong to an attack of an yellow/blue titan Kong defeats it and silo leads him to skar king village and when skar king meets Kong he mocks Kong sliver tooth if u didn’t know he got a silver tooth by the humans anyways skar king mocks his tooth infront of all the apes and he even puts his finger in kings mouth to inspect it and mock it more but Kong doesn’t really care since all he wanted was to see his people but anyways skar king does something to suko i forgot then one of those apes with the red mark on it stands up for suko and skar king throws it in a lake which pisses Kong tf off they fight blah blah blah breaks his arm and he finds shimo locked up in the shackles made of a titan bones he calls for Godzilla ,Godzilla breaks out of the ice running to hallow earth they fight they both get the upper hand Mothra comes and stop the fight and shimo is came out of prison and he is controlled by skar king with a crystal I can say more but I don’t want to spoil the plot but that’s all I got to say
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@@Kwualityy If you think they're "immature" than that's, all be it faulty, your opinion. I keep it Old School which is where I feel most comfortable. That's why I have these principles. To feel good.
I can get that, but what also feels good is trying some new things out. Old school is still always going be great. There is also new stuff that is pretty great too. That's why I even said it was immature, I probably could have used a better word. Regardless, you gotta at least give new things a shot. They could surprise you in huge ways.
In case you missed it, Arthur was planning to off himself as the last punchline of his "joke", but then he realized how much of a horrible person Murray was, only wanting to capitalize on his pain and struggle, in Arthur's eyes Murray went from someone he respects to someone who is basically the same as the thugs that attacked him on the subway.
He realized that Murray was an opportunist of the worst kind, the ones who's opportunity comes at your expense. Murray was a bully and Arthur had enough being pushed around by the rest of the world, much less getting pushed around and bullied on national television TWICE?! No, Arthur, I mean, Joker, had enough
He's right, Murray was awful.
It never fails to frighten me how relateble and sympathetic this movie/Joker is to so many people. Really one of my all time favourite movies
Joaquin Phoenix won the Oscar, just like Heath Ledger, by their interpretation of the Joker. And yeah there will be a Joker 2, but it'll be kinda different it seems. Like a musical of sorts.
Todd Philips went from directing comedies like the Hangover trilogy and War Dogs to this masterpiece.
It's just a shame the new Joker movie flopped real hard.
Fun fact for me, the stairs he does the little dance on before the cops come is literally down the block from me lol
1:14 Gotham originally was based more on New York, Chicago as well but over time the city formed it's own visual aesthetic using a mix of Gothic Revival and Art Deco Architecture. This is highlighted in Batman 89 by far the most unique looking Gotham City put to live action, followed by Batman Forever that went for a more Art Deco look similar to the Batman Animated Series. And of course The Batman went for a more gothic look and feel being filmed in the UK, places like Liverpool, Edinburgh etc. The Nolan films such as The Dark Knight lacked alot of this visual personality and uniqueness, being filmed in Chicago the city of Gotham just looked like Chicago with not much change.
In this film, Joker they short around New Jersey, Jersey City and parts of New York City. It's just early 1980s New York with that transition period between the 70s and into the 80s so the time period for me carries the Gotham City as without it the city would just look like New York in present day. .
In my opinion the dance scene in the bathroom is like Arthur just died and the Joker is discovering its body and tries to move, to evaluate the space around him, reality etc. Its like a passage. Then he looks at himself in the mirror like its the first time and "presents himself". When I saw this sequence, in theater, I cried... I must say. Because of the concept of this scene (improvised tho) or the weight of it, they way its how you can figure that Arthur is no longer in this body or mind. And this is the moment you realize you can't sympathize anymore, you lost someone you thought was good, trying hard while everyone around (including the boss losing clients, the music shop owner forced to close, the psychiatrist who must stop helping him, the neighbor doing a suic*de gesture, the "wall street boys" being drunk and without anybody around them but similarly depressed coworkers, Thomas Wayne himself...) You knew it was coming, everyone knew it was coming, but as we didnt want it to come, it hurts no matter what. A great scene imo.
In this world everyone and everything is "tired" and depressed. This man was the only one, because of his childhood trauma (sadly) to keep focusing on trying to make people smile. Then he realized, I guess, that no one was smiling anymore and that he would stop being alone if he became the symbol of all this anger. That's my take, for now.
YES I WAS WAITING FOR YOU TO REACT TO THIS FILM! Espescially wanting to see your reaction when Joker snaps live on television and when Bruce Wayne appeared. Genuinely, a lot of the scenes in this film shocked me so much that I had to get up from my seat and walk around the house, several times, contemplating what I just watched.
Joker in the comics really doesn't have much of an origin. The Killing Joke re-visits the idea of The Red Hood who was introduced in *The Man Behind the Red Hood (February 1951)* where the Joker revealed that he was The Red Hood for a time until his encounter with Batman leading to him falling into a vat, Dubbed Red Hood has Pre-Joker was given a domed red helmet and a red cape to wear. The Killing Joke added to this by introducing the idea that Joker was not the sole holder of the identity and was just the latest Red Hood, more sympathetic and tragic motivations. I'm going to refer to Joker as Jack in this story, after Jack Napier an alias used by the Joker.
Jack was someone who wanted to provide for his pregnant wife, Jeannie. He was a failed comedian so he resorted to a life of crime and placed himself in mob affairs, so one night, the mob hired two men to kill him. The men let Jack do their wishes under the alias The Red Hood. Then pretty much the events of The Man Behind the Red Hood happen, this time its said that a terrified Jack jumped into the vats instead of being thrown in by Batman. He then becomes the Joker and the mob assuming that Jack was dead hire a corrupt policeman to kill his wife and unborn baby.
But... This is the Joker telling the story and right after this he says *"Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another... if I'm going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice!"* hinting at the idea that he made this all up. This film gives Joker a solid origin story as Arthur Fleck a failed comedian with an abusive background. But once again the story is from his point of view so we can't say for sure how much of the film is real. At least pre Joker, Positive everything we saw him do as the Joker was all real.
I'm VERY interested to see what they'll do with Joker: Folie à Deux (Madness of Two) a rumoured musical set in Arkham Asylum starring Lady Gaga as Doctor Harleen Quinzel, better known as Harley Quinn. I doubt it will be a full on musical but it will have musical elements showcasing the insanely of the Arkham. Maybe a mix of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Rocky Horror lol
He does. Joker's name is canonically revealed to be Jack Oswald White and Batman has revealed to Alfred that he knew his name within like two days of Joker's first appearance, even keeping tabs on Joker's ex-wife from the Killing Joke who canonically faked her death to get away from Jack because he was abusive and now lives in Alaska with their son. Joker has a definitive origin story, the Killing Joke is canon.
@@CrazeWayYT He's an infinitely more interesting character as "John Doe", the man of unknown origin who surrounds himself in lies. It's what made Heath Ledger's portrayal amazing.
@@andrewodinson3726 Okay, and? I never said what I preferred, the original comment just said Joker didn't have a definitive origin and he does. My feelings about it are irrelevant.
While not necessarily a great presentation of the actual character from the source material, it does offer unique perspective into an alternate more relatableversion of the character but make no mistake, it is a complete and total reimagining of the character of Joker, to the point where they might as well be different characters. That is not a bad thing at all, but people shouldn't think that this is how Joker is usually portrayed.
It's a good depiction of the idea that "Anyone could be the Joker" regardless of your phyrcial appearance, race, gender, etc. Could easily introduce other Jokers as well similar to the Three Joker storyline but I guess we'll have to see.
A lot of people were so mad that this movie did so well 😂
Huh? Pretty sure it's not even a mixed opinions bruv, pretty sure it's always been good and the ones who hated how good it was are people who thinks joker is pure evil even though he's always had a backstory, and this movie is just another one of them that isn't comic book based
@@lightningjadejavier In the USA, the big newspaper critics hated it. Most of the time if major newspaper critics hate something, the masses love it.
It's bros first time watch everything
nah fr😂
he already got caught lying about watching The Boys for the first time. wonder how much he truly lied about
EXACTLY WHAT I WAS THINKING
@@sarcashd3991 shut up lad
@@sarcashd3991 he does?
One of the best movies I've ever seen. Really excited about the sequel releasing, and 4 days before my birthday at that. Thanks for reacting to this great movie and giving a great reaction and showing how much you understood it because it's really a movie close to my heart for so many reasons, so thanks for giving the movie it's due respect
joker is one of my favorite pieces of cinema, and people always react so differently to it so it's very fun seeing don watch it.
I had to watch it 5 times in the cinema. I’ve never experienced anything like it.
This movie is SO good. The first truly unsettling Joker I have seen since reading all the Alan Moore stuff as a kid.
something about the deaths in this movie, im really just not sure what it is, but it's so unsettling and it always makes my heart beat super hard. it always makes me feel so uncomfortable for some reason.
Probably because it's people dying very explicitly. No big music or anything, it looks exactly how it would look irl. It's so raw and powerful that it hits so much harder than say, a death in a war film. Despite it being one person killing another, it's so much worse from how gruesome it is.
I held a tally. You asked exactly 80 questions this movie!! I can’t imagine the uncut reaction 😅
Ah... So this is DEFINITELY a first time watch if he's asking this much question huh? Cause people have been sus of this man on faking his reactions cause of how he's never seen or heard any of the spoilers which can be true but if he's asking that much questions I'd say this is he's first watch
@@lightningjadejavier craziest is this ia thinking how much he asked in the uncut version
Same lol
Thanks for reacting to this great movie, I could tell you really enjoyed it.
Arthur's condition is based on a real one called PBA (Pseudobulbar Affect)
Although PBA does cause that it is far more likely it was caused by disorganized schizophrenia since he had all the other symptoms of that disorder.
THIS FILM IS HEATTTTT🔥🔥
This is such a good movie. Batman always said the joker made him. And yes there will be a part 2 with GaGa playing Harley. I can't wait. This movies has so many layers.
You're going to hear a lot of people say a lot of things about the inspiration of Gotham.
The truth is Gotham is inspired by New York at night the dirtiness of New York, the crime of New York.
Metropolis where Superman lives is inspired by the beauty of New York, the the brilliant engineering of skyscrapers in New York, everything good about New York is Metropolis.
Which is why they are so close to each other, they are two halves of New York. Gotham is in New Jersey and right across the bay is Metropolis in Delaware.
Correct
Oh my boy is reacting to nothing but DC bangers lately 🔥
FR
Main lesson I got from this movie........."BE FUCKING NICE TO PEOPLE" 😂 I mean honestly. You never know what someone else is going through or living with. Arthur never had a chance IMO. From birth he was basically doomed. It's just sad. He could've been the nicest dude anyone ever met but life was NOT nice to him. People can only take so much. And Bruce, even as a child, seemed the same way. In that, he seemed to not think he was better than everyone just because they had money. Like you would think that little spoiled brat kids would have been rude to Arthur showing up to their fancy house. But Bruce was chill with him. But after his parents murder, he inherited an unstoppable rage that would control his life until he learned to channel it and fight for Justice. Childhood trauma lasts forever. It's all just sad and unfortunate. GREAT MOVIE 🤘🏻🤘🏻
This movie is amazing when I watched it was very surprise that the actor did so amazingly for the movie
This movie is a masterpiece
I love it
Only movie I studied in English class that I loved studying
One thing most people tend to miss about this film, is that the entire movie actually takes place in Arthur's head, non of what you see is real, the ending line when she asks what's funny and he says you wouldn't get it, is because everything we have witnessed up to that point is all his imagination. There are lots of signs that actually show this fact, if you watch a breakdown of the film, which is amazing, definitely a one of a kind movie for sure. The Joker doesn't have an origin story, so with this fact in mind, they can make up anything and keep changing it, because his background and upbringing are a mystery.
Watch Joker 2
Bro this became my favorite movie of all time after watching
'BRO JUST DOIN HIS JOB!'
Yeah welcome to the new 20s
7:50 that’s a revolver
He won an Oscar for this performance!!!!
I've had Rock'n'roll Part 2 in my Borderlands playlist for so long I forgot that I got it from Joker 😭
I love Joaquin phenix performance of the joker he also lost major weight for role of Arthur too and just this joker is creepy menacing close to heath ledgers joker too both insane in their own way just cool the scene in the bathroom where he dancing was improvised too the director and Joaquin just played around with the music and have the delusional dancing
Joaquin phoenix absolutely desimated the role as Joker for this movie. And of course he's gonna be in the next Joker movie too, and there Lady gaga i believe is confirmed to be Harley Quinn
Welcome to Gotham 2:06 "what are ya new here?" Lol
the ian wright arsenal shirt bro 😍
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THE FIRST SUICIDE SQUAD MOVIE!!!!! You missed
You cant liie the aftor was legit a really really good actor
One of my favorite movies of all time
Hell yeah one of my favs movie
Of all the scenes to cut, the one of him realizing his girlfriend is a phantom?!?
LOVE FROM FLORIDA
Also there are many versions of the joker there is many different scenes different actions how the joker plays how he acts but we have this version the one everyone sees but intresting to know there is many different ones
The only thing I don't like about this movie is that they make Thomas Wayne a bad guy. Hard to image that Batman came from a corrupt family and raised by a bad person. Otherwise, it's a legendary movie.
You said in a prior video I think interstellar that you hadn't watched any of the ocean movies you should watch ocean 11 and 12 and 13. Also since you liked interestellar which is a great movie you should watch more Nolan movies like inception. Also treasure planet if you haven't watched it yet on your channel.
I dont know if you know this but this Joker and The Batman are also two separate universes
This movie hits close to home only difference was I never took my parents life. I’m happy and I have a fiance I just pray that this isn’t a hallucination 😅 because everything is perfect 😊
Watch black Adam and then Shazam 2 , to continue in the right track (because black Adam is basically the 1 missing in the seat )
Don bro there is an animation movie (BATMAN DARK KNIGHT RISES)Part 1 and 2 where batman is 55years old
You’re videos make my day😊
Yeah joker 2 is coming out this year and Harley Quinn is going to be in it.
1:15 Gotham is based off of New Jersey lol
28:17 bro emoted on them 💀💀💀
They F'd around and found out 11:18
I seen a comment about the fridge thing being an unalive attempt but I disagree. He had a gun and could have done it at any time. I believe it’s an attempt to feel safe. Sometimes people with mental disabilities will try to fit into small spaces so they can feel safe and comfortable. Offing his mom and potentially his imaginary gf coupled with the fact the cops are investigating him would make him want to find a “safe space”.
I have some plot leaks everyone about the new movie and here it is so that part in the trailer where u see suko he is gonna lead Kong to an attack of an yellow/blue titan Kong defeats it and silo leads him to skar king village and when skar king meets Kong he mocks Kong sliver tooth if u didn’t know he got a silver tooth by the humans anyways skar king mocks his tooth infront of all the apes and he even puts his finger in kings mouth to inspect it and mock it more but Kong doesn’t really care since all he wanted was to see his people but anyways skar king does something to suko i forgot then one of those apes with the red mark on it stands up for suko and skar king throws it in a lake which pisses Kong tf off they fight blah blah blah breaks his arm and he finds shimo locked up in the shackles made of a titan bones he calls for Godzilla ,Godzilla breaks out of the ice running to hallow earth they fight they both get the upper hand Mothra comes and stop the fight and shimo is came out of prison and he is controlled by skar king with a crystal I can say more but I don’t want to spoil the plot but that’s all I got to say
Oh tell us how clean this movie is
I think the joker movie takes shots from dark side of New York and maybe parts of Detroit too
"why so SERIOUS!?!"
Why so seriousahhh?!!?!
It’s crazy how I know a lot of people online that would do shit like that 😬
Well I did know them
It's based on Chicago
"Down with the swirl" In the comics he HATED Nazi and Bigots.
Jokers super villain story
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Before you watch ‘Birds of pray’, you should watch ‘Suicide Squad’, not the 2021 one
NOOO
Yesss every1 hates on it sm 😭
@@jazz4508 It sucks so bad bro. It’s chopped up incorrectly, it’s acting is off, characterization is abysmal.
@@NeverOhVer trueee jared is a shit joker tbh 😭 but i liked the realationship yknow
How society creates a villain.
Arguably an anti-hero.
Another really good dark best emotional movie is Logan one of the best superhero films I’ve ever seen in my life
Never seen the Joker movie as I didn't agree with how they changed his iconic costume and make up
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@@WeG0Gymm1 No. I just have my principles
Your principles seem immature if you at least won't give it a shot. Both versions are phenomenal for different reasons.
@@Kwualityy If you think they're "immature" than that's, all be it faulty, your opinion. I keep it Old School which is where I feel most comfortable. That's why I have these principles. To feel good.
I can get that, but what also feels good is trying some new things out. Old school is still always going be great. There is also new stuff that is pretty great too. That's why I even said it was immature, I probably could have used a better word. Regardless, you gotta at least give new things a shot. They could surprise you in huge ways.
Don, the hobbit in the Lord ring series is crazy. Please please react to it.
25:57 If I had a nickle for every time I heard this I would be a millionaire.
dont dip, call police
looking fresh
0:29 it’s not but it’s still pretty good.
Are you gonna continue with the Jurassic Park franchise?
Megamind when. best animated movie ever
Best anti capitalist film from dc ever.
''ive seen this meme''. No, you saw a clip from the movie that someone made into a meme. The meme isnt where it comes from lmfao
You should watch Blue Beetle thats a dc movie and i think you should aslo watch Detective Pikachu and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle movies
Hey bro watch max steel its a really nice movie and i hope you like it😊
React to the dark knight rises
U should watch the ted movies and serie
Apart from The Dark Knight...I don't care what anyone says.......this is the BEST DC movie
Day 4 of asking Don to watch "All The Bright Places"
Don you better finish Rick and morty season 7 have been waiting for that
I love this movie
Has he reacted to suicide squad already?
You should react to Punisher
We live in a society
This movie is amazing, but I can’t watch it again, the emotions are just too strong
we live in a society
When will you react to warhammer 40k content again?
Bro i was playing games with my friends and said i deaded him up😂😂
Bro I’m the first one to watch this I love your videos pls reply😊
What's up bro love the vid as always,can you pls react to cars next😅😂love bro
can u give me the link cuse i wanna wach some fils with this programme
You should watch suicide squad after birds od prey
Check out shutter island pls
First don u the goat