honestly, people should be kind to one another. It just breaks my heart that there are real life events like that. I'm a big ol softie to comfort any person who has a sad life.
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Yeah, beautiful. The boy was clowning Arthur before Arthur returned the favor. It is a peculiar thing how such mimicking can make it seem cheerful. Maybe by pulling you out of your bubble of misery and also showing you that one has the option to laugh about our grim times, to take it with more ease. Especially when someone else is there to 'share' the feeling, to accept it, to see you.
Seeing a kid smile like that made Arthur happy for a split second because it was a reminder of something he never felt as a kid. This movie truly shows what mental and physical abuse can do to a person.
I can relate… i did laughed as a kid… But im an teen, Still be able to laugh, but.. i am currently having a hard time. And i have to deal with traumas, bullying and this year, i lost 2 cats….
@@MuTt-agreed. Being a teen sure is rough. Got into a fight in middle school and it messed me up for months, just recently felt confident enough to dress the way I wanted again and feel safe to be outside. Things get better though ❤
It was truly unnecessary of her considering her kid was the one who was staring at him like any nosey kid would. I mean if she didn't want any interaction of him and her kid she should have told the kid to sit down properly and face in front like a normal passenger. Women(some) can be so dramatic at times over nothing and most times at stuff that is nobody's fault to begin with!
@Ali Shabbiri no that is not what “feminism” is about, and if she were a feminist then she would be taking feminist principles to a way too fanatical type of dogmatic like extreme, and otherwise she was just overreacting.
Benjamin Tracey thats true. But the most typicall with a lot of ‘feminists’ these days. Is aren’t even really a feminist. More like sexists and hippocrites.
Everyone saying they wanna give him a hug and how they feel sorry for him etc but If this was real life u wouldn’t even pay attention to him you’d think he’d be crazy and you’d look at him weird exactly what these people in the movie did to him
It’s so upsetting that his laugh actually means he’s crying, the kid was literally giggling and the lady thinks he’s bothering him, u don’t even know how to parent ur kid
To be fair Gotham is a shithole and you can't trust anyone in it, if someone sees a guy like Arthur interacting with their kid they're going to think he's a weirdo with the random laughing proving that, we feel sorry for him because we know his story
Because it IS sadness and despair. His condition makes him laugh at inappropriate times, especially in situations in which there is nothing funny at all, and are in fact tragic.
I remember seeing this for the first time in the cinemas and feeling his pain watching him walk up them stairs. This movie spoke to me on a personal level and I know it did for many others out there.
@@jedimindtricks5713 Perfect example of the message conveyed in this film. If people had at least a little compassion, sympathy or care for Arthur, the events that occurred would've never happened in the first place.
@@jedimindtricks5713 Your opinion tells about your mentality, dude. It proves that there are people out there who consider people suffering in daily life as wimpy pussies. That means the movie kinda succeeded in a way of showing the reality. Change yourself, or you will hear some 'Knock Knock' joke soon, pal.
@@jedimindtricks5713 Ah yes, the alpha male has spoken. When did depression become something unnatural, bad? It's normal, we shouldn't be afraid of it. Besides you realize Joker's origin was tragic, right?
1:57 Just realised - those steps are portrayed as blue and gloomy, and he's all sad and depressed. Yet the famous scene towards the end where he dances down them - it's all bright and warm colours, and he's as happy as can be. Nicely directed
In addition, notice how the framing of the shot at 0:00 mirrors the shot near the end of the film when he's in the police cruiser, only in that scene he's all smiles and giggles, unlike the downtrodden Arthur we see here.
This is actually one of the scenes where I felt a bit sad about Joker. Everybody saw his mistakes and his crimes and his laughter. But nobody saw just how broken he was.
@@chefalex1753 I was seriously laughing so hard when he started laughing in this scene that I almost had to leave the theater because I could not stop! I don't even know why because it didn't seem like anyone else in the theater was even laughing, but the fact that no one else was laughing made me laugh even harder. I really just couldn't stop. I really think the reason why I was laughing is because I didn't know why he was laughing, because what is funny about her telling him to stop bothering her kid? Lol.
The card says please return and she doesn't return it. She doesn't spare a though for his condition, she just cares about her own discomfort. Masterpiece of a scene
jokar song am vovr aam voeanoe een be his energy een de la vovr snot jokar en de jaan o’s an to monsoons too movie fully mee boeien it’s sit een ton Sno jaan ik Almere , ik en de lavo his energy jokar nke kou the ski love fon
@@marcostorres2329 movies and tv shows are mirrors to our reality. Its why subliminal messages and symbols are heavily included, but youll pass it off as fiction. Baa baa back to your master sheep.
@@username8404 Movies are mirrors to our reality. Way to sound pretentious. It's fiction. No wonder why I see a massive influx of people pretending to be experts in various fields just because they saw a couple of movies. Movies capture a problem and glamorize it for the viewer. It's a product made for entertainment asking for your dollar.
Stats for comic book movies ------ Highest Rotten Tomatoes score: Spider-Man Into The Spider-verse (97%) Highest metacritic score: Black Panther (88%) Most Oscars: Black Panther (3) Highest box office: Avengers Endgame Most popular character: Spider-Man & Batman Most psychologically complex character: Moon knight
Licken Hunstman ain’t Indians supposed to be watching their Bollywood stuff. Heath Ledger and Joaquin r so different as joker. Heath Ledger is literally the best joker
Spidey oh I’m sorry, so ur Indian-American? I actually didn’t realize that sometimes u watch superhero’s and foreign movies instead of Indian movies. Some Indians r pure Indian, they talk about Bollywood non stop. Im from England that’s why, there r many Indians here
@@jamesamick2945 I feel bad because I was seriously laughing so hard when he started laughing in this scene that I almost had to leave the theater because I could not stop! I didn't even mean to laugh and I don't even know why I was laughing because it didn't seem like anyone else in the theater was even laughing, but the fact that no one else was laughing made me laugh even harder. I really just couldn't stop. I really think the reason why I was laughing is because I didn't know why he was laughing, because what is funny about her telling him to stop bothering her kid? Lol.
or maybe WE could do something and start treating mentally ill people like human beings? instead of sitting around and praying for a god to swoop in and fix things.
Orlando Juarez Sure she could’ve been Nicer. But tbh Arthur doesn’t look like the most stable person. A a random man on a subway was making weird faces at your child. Let me emphasize(Randomly) you wouldn’t be suspicious. Don’t get me wrong, she was rude about it. But in her pov it’s understandable
@@ryanravs357 U dumbfuck need to understand its not Arthur who called the kid and did those things, it was the kid who was staring and laughing at Arthur, everyone would smile or try to give some reaction to kids smiling at us. If that bitch is so insecure, she should've asked the kid to turn back and sit not to be rude with Arthur
That walk at 1:52, I felt that one when you know your weakness but couldn’t change so it doesn’t matter how far you’re home, you would like to walk lonely away from crowd.
Lies Lies Lies... why everyone is trying to look like they are angels ? we all know you wouldn't do it so stop trying to act like a helpful person and just be honest stop lying
This scene nearly perfectly ressembles how society treats Arthur. Arthur wants to make the kid (world) happy and alive, but the woman (society) is disgusted by him.
1:36 - 2:33 the everyday depressing dark and lonely life of Arthur Fleck. Was it any surprise more darkness that came his way later into the film would push out the Joker in him ?
@@jordanreynolds3623 For me is difficult to choose my favorite Joker between Heath Ledger and Joaguin Phoenix. Because I love the story of Joaquin Phoenix 's Joker but I love Heath Ledger' s Joker because he is so crazy and so cunning
1:52 I love how the camera tilts up to make the illusion that he is actually going down the stairs. It seems to resemble the fact he's fighting an uphill battle whilst spiralling downward into insanity
The amount of detail in this movie is unreal. Arthur still has blue face paint on his eyebrows and a little bit of white on his right cheek. He was probably in a rush to catch his bus. He goes in the subway in his full clown makeup after he got fired. Signalling that he doesn’t care anymore and that he’s broken. It’s truly one of the great pieces of cinema of this century.
Doesn't work for all cases, though, because we all have different experiences and needs to regain balance, and 'just be nice to everybody' is a cookie-cutter doctrine that does not make the effort of getting to know the individual and thus understanding what they need for that healing balance. It can be rudeness, strictness, aggression, resistance, defiance. This is related to a common saying that bothers me because it is not as enlightened as it pretends to be: *"Treat others the way you want to be treated yourself."* - But if put it to the test, using edge cases and such, you realize that this is a really bad idea for a masochist. - So why isn't the saying: *"Treat others the way they wish to be treated."* ?
@@sicwititdimeful Rigid, closed-minded intellectual convenience is not a wise path. It is also the antithesis to the meaning of the word "philosophy". (Which you would have to look up for yourself.)
Man, his portrayal of the Joker is authentic. Madness. Psychosis. Leads into what the masses would believe and I think history has proven that. The masses have followed mad men.
This entire scene made me tear up when I saw it. I felt so bad for him. Then the struggles he faces were further punctuated by the walk up those stairs. I know we've all been there. Trudging up the stairs. Whatever those stairs may represent for us. This was a tough scene to watch. There were a lot of scenes like this, and one couldn't help but feel bad for Arthur because we've all experienced something similar at one point or another.
When Arthur feels sad he laughs uncontrollably. But in Folié a Deux, when he dies and looks into the camera, he does not laugh which points to his acceptance of death. At least he was not sad at the time of his death.
I believe that at that time, he finally reassured himself about all of what he’d been through and he felt at peace, he knew he wasn’t the “Joker” but at least he putted the seed.
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This scene always hits hard. Because I went through a lot in my 20s and something just broke. I sometimes smile or laugh when something bad happens. My dad told me my grand aunt died last month and I was just smiling like a psychopath. My uncle had a fall and couldn't get up, and I was smiling and controlling my laughter when picking him up though he was in terrible shape. I felt sad, and I didn't think it was funny at all. But something is cross wired. I think for a while of just grinning and bearing it, my brain deemed that grinning was the new conditioned response to sadness. This is similar to "smiling depression" or "nervous laughter" which is a self soothing coping mechanism in the brain in response to stress / anxiety / fear / trauma, similar to coping mechanisms like humor. Oddly this scene from the joker was relatable to me.
What I got from this movie and this scene, is that some people's lives suck which makes them angry, but they think they can use that as an excuse to be jerks to other people which in this case, the boy's mother who probably went through a lot with work and probably baby daddy issues and is aggressive towards others for the smallest of things, she's probably going through a lot but thinks that gives her the right to treat everyone else and view them in the same light as those who wronged her.
I found this scene very sad. I met somebody who had a card like this, but it was for another medical condition (I don't remember what it was). The woman on the bus in the movie just treated him like he was a weirdo, even after he showed her his card. He tries to stifle his laughs but he can't seem to do it.
The difference between good and evil is all the 'good' people think they're sitting on moral high ground. But outside of their holier than thou perspective, they're the ones inadvertently creating evil.
@@iggykad When it comes to my life and wellbeing versus your life show me where in the US constitution where it says I have to give a damn, because I don't. Stay inside for the next 3 years if you're worried. You have that right. For the rest of us not giving into the fear we're gonna live our lives.
@@kugangles9860 here's the thing. People are actually dying. sure, maybe some of them had pre-existing conditions, but it feels much safer to take all the precautions and KNOW you're better off that way, than not take any and risk more problems.
The acting in this scene is done really well, not just by Joaquin Phoenix but by the lady on the bus as well after he gave her the card you can see for a brief second she feels bad for how she acted
This movie honestly changed my life, the way I see everyday things and objects to the way I treat people, watching this masterpiece really affected me in a positive and negative way. I love you Joaquin Phoenix and I’d love to be your friend 🥺🥺🥺❣️😪😪
I can always feel the pain in his laughter. It's like his response to other people's rejection of him. And it's uncontrollable. I can feel it cos sometimes I did this too. I was rejected and dejected but I had to laugh to mask the frustration.
I can kind of relate. My life has always been shit but now its really hit rock bottom. I dont want to give details. But my heart is broken. I cried for so long and so much i kept running out of breath and tears. It turned into maniacal laughter. I couldnt control it. Ive never had this happen before. Scared the shit out of me
That’s really me in real life: sad, broken and isolated from my life and to this day I have been living alone however I am used to it because I have nothing left to lose. They didn’t help me anything to achieve my goals and saddest part is that people never greet me with love and kindness. 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
It really pissed me off when people laughed when he laughed on the big screen. Tells a lot about exactly how good and close to reality this movie is. I saw a glimpse of how society will actually behave when they see a guy with a condition like this in the theatre.
Tries to do something nice and make a kid smile. Gets treated like a villain. Acts like a psychotic maniac and kills someone. People treat him like a hero.
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For a moment he felt good, making the kid smile.
And then then she came along...
That's the problem, parents say meet new people but then turn back what they said
He also felt great when he woke up from that car crash and realized he had a cult following
Arthur is great with kids.
And I wonder why so many babysitters quit today....parents treat you like a bad person everytime
How many of yall just wanted to give this man a hug?
I wanted to
honestly, people should be kind to one another. It just breaks my heart that there are real life events like that. I'm a big ol softie to comfort any person who has a sad life.
Sometimes that’s all it needs
I'll give him a hug, high five, and give him a blunt
Me
The fact this movie mad us feel sympathy for one of the most evil villains ever put to paper is amazing
When I saw this scene, I just wanted to give Arthur a hug
Its called an anti hero
@@villandoom no he's a villain, the point is though that there are reasons why people go bad
Joaquin Phoenix's Joker is aimed at more mature audiences than Ledger's Joker
Correction, this is a side of a dice that has been rolled, and thus now an illustration. Imagine if 7.2 billion pov became a movie with embellishments or watered down moments or told as is.
Just another day in a society
1:40 onwards
That we live in
We live in a society
Gamers rise up
Mark The Spark And what are gamers going to do for this world, break their keyboards??? 😂
0:12 Aw, the little boy was mirroring Arthur's stern, depressive face. That's probably what made Arthur cheer up a little.
@@lickenhuntsman5338 not everything you see on Twitter is real my friend
@@lickenhuntsman5338 Oh ok so anyways the scene broke my heart
Yeah, beautiful. The boy was clowning Arthur before Arthur returned the favor.
It is a peculiar thing how such mimicking can make it seem cheerful. Maybe by pulling you out of your bubble of misery and also showing you that one has the option to laugh about our grim times, to take it with more ease. Especially when someone else is there to 'share' the feeling, to accept it, to see you.
@@Dowlphin what are u trying to say
@@crimxine6917 Exactly what I wrote.
Seeing a kid smile like that made Arthur happy for a split second because it was a reminder of something he never felt as a kid. This movie truly shows what mental and physical abuse can do to a person.
I can relate… i did laughed as a kid…
But im an teen, Still be able to laugh, but.. i am currently having a hard time.
And i have to deal with traumas, bullying and this year, i lost 2 cats….
@@DUTCH-CHRISTIAN2008puberty hits hard tbh, especially when you have to deal with that and bullying, I feel you man
@@MuTt-agreed. Being a teen sure is rough. Got into a fight in middle school and it messed me up for months, just recently felt confident enough to dress the way I wanted again and feel safe to be outside. Things get better though ❤
When you realize that kid was the only one Arthur made laugh.
STOOOP
ITS SAD ENOUGH
And the scene where he killed Murray, that's a real laugh
Plot wist : that kid is actually tim drake👌👌👌
@@misbahzahid544 it isn't Tim drake for several reasons
JP's act in the bus is epic. I felt so sorry for Arthur the way that lady snapped at him. The lady is the society itself.
It was truly unnecessary of her considering her kid was the one who was staring at him like any nosey kid would. I mean if she didn't want any interaction of him and her kid she should have told the kid to sit down properly and face in front like a normal passenger. Women(some) can be so dramatic at times over nothing and most times at stuff that is nobody's fault to begin with!
Ali Shabbiri thats completeley subjec- i mean you are right
@Ali Shabbiri no that is not what “feminism” is about, and if she were a feminist then she would be taking feminist principles to a way too fanatical type of dogmatic like extreme, and otherwise she was just overreacting.
Benjamin Tracey thats true. But the most typicall with a lot of ‘feminists’ these days. Is aren’t even really a feminist. More like sexists and hippocrites.
She’s a k a r e n
Everyone saying they wanna give him a hug and how they feel sorry for him etc but If this was real life u wouldn’t even pay attention to him you’d think he’d be crazy and you’d look at him weird exactly what these people in the movie did to him
Truth
Tbh this is facts bro
True, but I assume most of the "huggers" assume that they'd know his backstory.
Well said ...indeed
No I wouldn't, I know that for sure. When I see someone asking for money I will try to give them some even if I don't have much.
The worst thing about life isn't death, it's the things that die in us while we're still alive.
Quote from?
From me
@@Goole1947 t. Adam Wizel, well known RUclips philosopher and scholar, 2020
Superb
i can relate so much
It’s so upsetting that his laugh actually means he’s crying, the kid was literally giggling and the lady thinks he’s bothering him, u don’t even know how to parent ur kid
Arthur is the perfect citizen despite his handicaps and society still takes a piss on him.
Ninja Buddha exactly
To be fair Gotham is a shithole and you can't trust anyone in it, if someone sees a guy like Arthur interacting with their kid they're going to think he's a weirdo with the random laughing proving that, we feel sorry for him because we know his story
piplup2009 exactly
@@piplup2009 He was just making kid to laugh and any common sense person could understand it.
I think the lady is weirdo.
Felt so bad for him. You know that he was good and kind-hearted, until people broke him.
He used to be a good and kind hearted person but this movie shows how people who are good can become villains
@@whatsinswillhecomit
Or he is surrounded by villains and it just consumed him into becoming one too
Joker 2019 is better than The Dark Knight trilogy and MCU (maybe except Punisher/ Daredevil)
For some reason his laugh evokes a sense of sadness and despair.
Because it IS sadness and despair. His condition makes him laugh at inappropriate times, especially in situations in which there is nothing funny at all, and are in fact tragic.
Thanks for stating something we all know. Deep...
That was the whole point of making his laughter into a mental illness
Sasha Chikov its actually a real illness
Right? He’s a great actor because he’s laughing and looking so anguished at the same time.
This is one of the most depressing movies of all time.
But is now literally one of the greatest movies of all time.
Film of the decade!
I definitely have a different perspective on life after watching this.
It's brilliant and not depressing at all!
Yeahh I agree with you, depresiv people shouldn't avoid this movie, is so hard to see.
I remember seeing this for the first time in the cinemas and feeling his pain watching him walk up them stairs. This movie spoke to me on a personal level and I know it did for many others out there.
I feel like one hug before all the awful shit happens would’ve made some sort of difference.
Realmente si y es porque lo hizo desde un nivel personal, Arthur refleja todo el dolor interno de Joaquín
Joaquin and Heaths jokers are incomparable because they are both in their own lanes of excellence
This.
Joker >>> the dark knight trilogy
Agreed they are both very different versions of the joker and I love them both
well said my friend
Yes. So true
This was better than most movies I've seen.
Jakub Rejak This movie was torture. They made the Joker into a wimpy depressed pussy.
@@jedimindtricks5713 Perfect example of the message conveyed in this film. If people had at least a little compassion, sympathy or care for Arthur, the events that occurred would've never happened in the first place.
@@jedimindtricks5713 Your opinion tells about your mentality, dude. It proves that there are people out there who consider people suffering in daily life as wimpy pussies. That means the movie kinda succeeded in a way of showing the reality.
Change yourself, or you will hear some 'Knock Knock' joke soon, pal.
Who That Boy that’s kinda the point of “Joker”
@@jedimindtricks5713 Ah yes, the alpha male has spoken. When did depression become something unnatural, bad? It's normal, we shouldn't be afraid of it. Besides you realize Joker's origin was tragic, right?
1:57 Just realised - those steps are portrayed as blue and gloomy, and he's all sad and depressed. Yet the famous scene towards the end where he dances down them - it's all bright and warm colours, and he's as happy as can be. Nicely directed
In addition, notice how the framing of the shot at 0:00 mirrors the shot near the end of the film when he's in the police cruiser, only in that scene he's all smiles and giggles, unlike the downtrodden Arthur we see here.
She didn't return his card.
That's life 😢
I’m glad I’m not the only one who is mad about that
He didn't ask
@@Anonymus-ws4xo It's written on the card
Gotham is full of bitches and bastards.
This is actually one of the scenes where I felt a bit sad about Joker. Everybody saw his mistakes and his crimes and his laughter. But nobody saw just how broken he was.
Fr bro. He wants to cry but it comes out as laughter which just hits me hard
@@chefalex1753 I was seriously laughing so hard when he started laughing in this scene that I almost had to leave the theater because I could not stop! I don't even know why because it didn't seem like anyone else in the theater was even laughing, but the fact that no one else was laughing made me laugh even harder. I really just couldn't stop. I really think the reason why I was laughing is because I didn't know why he was laughing, because what is funny about her telling him to stop bothering her kid? Lol.
I did bro literally I did
@@wrestlerx8494 lmao
@@wrestlerx8494 I was laughing hysterically too me and my friend
The card says please return and she doesn't return it. She doesn't spare a though for his condition, she just cares about her own discomfort. Masterpiece of a scene
Gamora: did you tell her why you're laughing?
Arthur: yes
Gamora: what did it cost?
Arthur: my condition card
Joker is a masterpiece
@@lickenhuntsman5338 🤣🤣🤣
jokar song am vovr aam voeanoe een be
his energy een de la vovr snot jokar en de
jaan o’s an to monsoons too movie fully
mee boeien it’s sit een ton Sno jaan ik
Almere , ik en de lavo his energy jokar nke kou the ski love fon
@@lickenhuntsman5338 keep dreaming
Kahinur Nessa he said his opinion
You know it's a good movie when it relates to how we live in a society.
Some shitty society you must live in.
Marcos Torres That wasn’t obvious from the movie?
@@IronBoy05 No, it's not obvious because it's a movie, not real life.
@@marcostorres2329 movies and tv shows are mirrors to our reality. Its why subliminal messages and symbols are heavily included, but youll pass it off as fiction. Baa baa back to your master sheep.
@@username8404 Movies are mirrors to our reality. Way to sound pretentious. It's fiction. No wonder why I see a massive influx of people pretending to be experts in various fields just because they saw a couple of movies. Movies capture a problem and glamorize it for the viewer. It's a product made for entertainment asking for your dollar.
The card was laminated, and it had"Kindly return this Card".
Many must have certainly destroyed or didn't return it.
Imagine living like that
Give him the card back damn
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Highest metacritic score: Black Panther (88%)
Most Oscars: Black Panther (3)
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Most psychologically complex character: Moon knight
Licken Hunstman ain’t Indians supposed to be watching their Bollywood stuff. Heath Ledger and Joaquin r so different as joker. Heath Ledger is literally the best joker
Spidey r u Indian?? U do realize Heath Ledger and Joaquin r different
Spidey oh I’m sorry, so ur Indian-American? I actually didn’t realize that sometimes u watch superhero’s and foreign movies instead of Indian movies. Some Indians r pure Indian, they talk about Bollywood non stop. Im from England that’s why, there r many Indians here
Spidey right yea
Damn this scene alone made me cry, they succeeded in making us as the audience feel sorry for Arthur
That'd what a good movie should do. At the end the audience decides if they like or dislike his character.
@leon knight is the best wwe online player ever lmfao ok bud
@@jamesamick2945 I feel bad because I was seriously laughing so hard when he started laughing in this scene that I almost had to leave the theater because I could not stop! I didn't even mean to laugh and I don't even know why I was laughing because it didn't seem like anyone else in the theater was even laughing, but the fact that no one else was laughing made me laugh even harder. I really just couldn't stop. I really think the reason why I was laughing is because I didn't know why he was laughing, because what is funny about her telling him to stop bothering her kid? Lol.
Poor man. Poor soul. God help people like him.
Less talk about God and more talk about *us* helping others. God isn't responsible for the way others are treated, *we* are. Important distinction.
or maybe WE could do something and start treating mentally ill people like human beings? instead of sitting around and praying for a god to swoop in and fix things.
@@musicroxeggs4 agreed
If there was a God, we wouldn't have these problems in our society.
@@CynicalAnomaly205 God never intended for our world to be void of problems
he perfected the laugh in this scene and the subway scene.
we can really feel the pain. emotionally 😢
0:41 that lady was so disrespectful beside he didn't do any bad.
Orlando Juarez Sure she could’ve been Nicer. But tbh Arthur doesn’t look like the most stable person. A a random man on a subway was making weird faces at your child. Let me emphasize(Randomly) you wouldn’t be suspicious. Don’t get me wrong, she was rude about it. But in her pov it’s understandable
@@ryanravs357 you should go to jail
pokerpro59 How. You’re going to trust a random dude who looks like a lunatic with your kid?
@@ryanravs357 yes
@@ryanravs357 U dumbfuck need to understand its not Arthur who called the kid and did those things, it was the kid who was staring and laughing at Arthur, everyone would smile or try to give some reaction to kids smiling at us. If that bitch is so insecure, she should've asked the kid to turn back and sit not to be rude with Arthur
His laughter is a symbol of pain
That’s a very good point.
If you notice, most of his laughs are basically him crying.
"All it takes is one bad day"
-Joker (The Killing Joke)
Someone told me, that everytime joker laughs he's actually supposed to be crying
Or he's nervous
Thats literally what the card says
Pseudobulbar affect
@Dra Gaming YT You're*
So fuckin obvious, your gonna make me laugh
That walk at 1:52, I felt that one when you know your weakness but couldn’t change so it doesn’t matter how far you’re home, you would like to walk lonely away from crowd.
She’s a thief, She didn’t give the god damn card back
She did offscreen
@Mentor Altaïr ibn la'Ahad Lol
i wonder if thats why he didn't use this card in rest of the movie lmao
@Heinrich Himmler her kind? Wdym by that 🤨
@@Ella_bellacoconut lollllll
I just want to hug him so tight and tell him everything will be OK...
Nat Jak I know how he feels when I was younger people tread me like this
You wouldn’t man. If you seen someone like this in person, you would just judge him and walk away like the rest of the ppl.
@@problems9968 Exactly. The movie is from his perspective.........real life is from our perspective.
Lies Lies Lies... why everyone is trying to look like they are angels ? we all know you wouldn't do it so stop trying to act like a helpful person and just be honest stop lying
It's just a movie guys chill the F out
This scene nearly perfectly ressembles how society treats Arthur. Arthur wants to make the kid (world) happy and alive, but the woman (society) is disgusted by him.
1:36 - 2:33 the everyday depressing dark and lonely life of Arthur Fleck. Was it any surprise more darkness that came his way later into the film would push out the Joker in him ?
That Scene hit me hard too, Real Sad to watch.. Real Depression & Loneliness.
@@jahali1223 :-(
Hit me hard that scene
He is my favorite Joker 🃏
@Azula The Devil's Wench
Me :
1: Joaquin Pheonix
2:Heath Ledger
3:Jack Nicholons
4:Jared Leto
5: Cesaer Romero
And that it's
Heath ledger will always be the best joker I do like Joaquin Phoenix’s joker but heath ledger will always be the best joker
@@jordanreynolds3623 For me is difficult to choose my favorite Joker between Heath Ledger and Joaguin Phoenix. Because I love the story of Joaquin Phoenix 's Joker but I love Heath Ledger' s Joker because he is so crazy and so cunning
@@guiviwox1113 Jared Leto was one of the worst Joker's
The Joker of Jared Leto has no history and I find it a shame but I like the character physical level and costume he wears
1:52 I love how the camera tilts up to make the illusion that he is actually going down the stairs. It seems to resemble the fact he's fighting an uphill battle whilst spiralling downward into insanity
Nice film knowledge
Not really
@@Aashishkebab”Not really” 🤓
I think you're half right. He doesn't really start spiralling until he dances down the steps.
@@EGRJ bro the entire movie is him spiralling into madness
*0:38** Such a tragic scene. Everyone told him to shut up for trying to be good guy, but no one could shut him up again after he turned into Joker.*
The amount of detail in this movie is unreal. Arthur still has blue face paint on his eyebrows and a little bit of white on his right cheek. He was probably in a rush to catch his bus. He goes in the subway in his full clown makeup after he got fired. Signalling that he doesn’t care anymore and that he’s broken. It’s truly one of the great pieces of cinema of this century.
Totally agree, and well said. This is such a sleeper of a movie.
Moral of the story and in life....just be nice to people. You dunno what they're going through
Doesn't work for all cases, though, because we all have different experiences and needs to regain balance, and 'just be nice to everybody' is a cookie-cutter doctrine that does not make the effort of getting to know the individual and thus understanding what they need for that healing balance. It can be rudeness, strictness, aggression, resistance, defiance.
This is related to a common saying that bothers me because it is not as enlightened as it pretends to be: *"Treat others the way you want to be treated yourself."* - But if put it to the test, using edge cases and such, you realize that this is a really bad idea for a masochist. - So why isn't the saying: *"Treat others the way they wish to be treated."* ?
Not averyone
@@Dowlphin ok dr phil. Being nice is the best philosophy around.
@@sicwititdimeful Rigid, closed-minded intellectual convenience is not a wise path. It is also the antithesis to the meaning of the word "philosophy". (Which you would have to look up for yourself.)
@@Dowlphin now you just sound dumb
Man, his portrayal of the Joker is authentic. Madness. Psychosis. Leads into what the masses would believe and I think history has proven that. The masses have followed mad men.
The sad part is how many of us feel relateable :(
Me🥺
I feel the same a lot of times
We live in a society
Real
Me
The poor dude just wanted to brighten up someone, *anyone's* day. Holy shit does my heart go out to Arthur
Only for his day to be ruined. A true sacrifice.
He is in each one of us. Can't help but love him.
he just wants to make children smile what a legend
Him checking the mailbox and finding nothing is pretty much like having no notifications in your chat, pretty relatable :(
He's crying not because he's crying...he's crying because he's crying...
for some reason, that makes sense
same goes to the fact that the floor is made out of floor
This makes no sense at all but makes all the sense in the world
i can't believe i actually understood
But why is he crying
0:44 me remembering a random reel in public
0:44 when you are laughing at random TikTok posts for entertainment purposes.
This scene hits hard for people that literally struggle with the same condition as him
I dont have that condition, but i feel his pain…
@@DUTCH-CHRISTIAN2008No you don't.
@@Chris.530 yes it do
@@DUTCH-CHRISTIAN2008 ?
I can also feel his pain tho
The sound and music to this film is absolutely phenomenal!!! Really helped set the tone of the entire film !!!!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
You can FEEL the pain when he laughs
1:23 it sounds like he wants to cry but he physically cannot stop laughing
In 20 years people will regard this movie as a masterpiece of it's era.
Arthur’s like me when I find a very funny meme on my school computer while the teachers talking
Kid: *Laughing and enjoying himself.*
Mom: "Ugh can you stop bothering my kid?!"
2020 has been a series of events straight out of Gotham. This movie came out at the right time.
2023: hold my beer
@@Simonasem-v8n hello
Laughter is the best coping mechanism.
Unless there is too much laughter
@@gizmodaemocorn6776 Too much of anything is bad for anyone.
Laughter Is The Best Medicine
“Have you ever heard of the healing power of laughter?
NOW GET OUTTA HERE”
It’s crazy how realistic this is when comparing it to real life
That scene for me was one of the best in the whole movie and maybe even saga. It triggers an unprecedented compassion for the Joker.
This entire scene made me tear up when I saw it. I felt so bad for him. Then the struggles he faces were further punctuated by the walk up those stairs. I know we've all been there. Trudging up the stairs. Whatever those stairs may represent for us. This was a tough scene to watch. There were a lot of scenes like this, and one couldn't help but feel bad for Arthur because we've all experienced something similar at one point or another.
"Stop bothering my kid"
Because letting a someone make your child laugh is _such a_ *_bother_* to them.
He protecc
He attacc
But most importantly she didn't give his card back.
More importantly: she blacc
Typical
Black people be like:
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Patrick
*No, Patrick, Rick Roll is not how black people be like.*
@@caesar_0015 How dare you
It hurts even more when this feels relatable 😔
When Arthur feels sad he laughs uncontrollably. But in Folié a Deux, when he dies and looks into the camera, he does not laugh which points to his acceptance of death. At least he was not sad at the time of his death.
I believe that at that time, he finally reassured himself about all of what he’d been through and he felt at peace, he knew he wasn’t the “Joker” but at least he putted the seed.
You are great. Please upload more underrated Joker scenes like dancing with his gun, or meeting with Sophie. I am an editor so these really help me. Thank you...
This scene always hits hard. Because I went through a lot in my 20s and something just broke. I sometimes smile or laugh when something bad happens. My dad told me my grand aunt died last month and I was just smiling like a psychopath. My uncle had a fall and couldn't get up, and I was smiling and controlling my laughter when picking him up though he was in terrible shape. I felt sad, and I didn't think it was funny at all. But something is cross wired. I think for a while of just grinning and bearing it, my brain deemed that grinning was the new conditioned response to sadness. This is similar to "smiling depression" or "nervous laughter" which is a self soothing coping mechanism in the brain in response to stress / anxiety / fear / trauma, similar to coping mechanisms like humor. Oddly this scene from the joker was relatable to me.
Bro you're indian, relax, he isnt literally you
@@tuber420 I don't understand what you're implying? I'm Canadian, of Indian ethnicity, and it's irrelevant here.
How is that Relevant? Just because he’s Indian he can’t have the same emotions as others?
I feel you completely.
@@tuber420 people like you make this society worse. Racist much?
What I got from this movie and this scene, is that some people's lives suck which makes them angry, but they think they can use that as an excuse to be jerks to other people which in this case, the boy's mother who probably went through a lot with work and probably baby daddy issues and is aggressive towards others for the smallest of things, she's probably going through a lot but thinks that gives her the right to treat everyone else and view them in the same light as those who wronged her.
Any dislikes, didn’t kindly return the card
I just wanna give this man a hug
I saw a video of someone with the real condition of uncontrollable laughter and Joaquin acts it out incredibly. Well deserving of the Oscar
I found this scene very sad. I met somebody who had a card like this, but it was for another medical condition (I don't remember what it was). The woman on the bus in the movie just treated him like he was a weirdo, even after he showed her his card. He tries to stifle his laughs but he can't seem to do it.
The difference between good and evil is all the 'good' people think they're sitting on moral high ground. But outside of their holier than thou perspective, they're the ones inadvertently creating evil.
I so loved this while watching this in cinema on and on,such a great memories. And now I'm forced to be locked in my apartment..who knoows
@Aleksandr Grober I will never get the day I watched it for the first time, 6th October.
No one's forcing you to be locked up. Tell the government to suck it and go out to live your life.
@@kugangles9860 damn yeah let's go outside and "live our lives" in the middle of a pandemic
@@iggykad When it comes to my life and wellbeing versus your life show me where in the US constitution where it says I have to give a damn, because I don't. Stay inside for the next 3 years if you're worried. You have that right. For the rest of us not giving into the fear we're gonna live our lives.
@@kugangles9860 here's the thing. People are actually dying. sure, maybe some of them had pre-existing conditions, but it feels much safer to take all the precautions and KNOW you're better off that way, than not take any and risk more problems.
The acting in this scene is done really well, not just by Joaquin Phoenix but by the lady on the bus as well after he gave her the card you can see for a brief second she feels bad for how she acted
Phoneix captured everything in the joker. Sadness. Despair. Loss of hope. What a performance.
People wonder why people kill each other when we are treated like this, only the nicest turn into the baddest
Yes. I don't feel any sympathy for those three on train
Humans can be the worst monsters
We're just like animals, we eat each other out.
the way everyone failed him and he still tried so hard day in and out not to fail everyone else
1:27 I cant stop laughing
Me too
Samesies now
He wasn’t bothering the kid, he was making the kid happy. That woman must have been a terrible mother
Scene music, scene light, everything about this scene is so depressive. Very exceptionnal work.
1:29 lady's looking right at the camera lol
This movie honestly changed my life, the way I see everyday things and objects to the way I treat people, watching this masterpiece really affected me in a positive and negative way. I love you Joaquin Phoenix and I’d love to be your friend 🥺🥺🥺❣️😪😪
I am old enough to remember when this bus was modern in my old hometown of NYC during the Mad Men era of the 1960s.
He just tryna make other people laugh and smile.
But in return,he was treated like shit instead.
Its true,the funniest guy is usually the saddest.
I can always feel the pain in his laughter. It's like his response to other people's rejection of him. And it's uncontrollable. I can feel it cos sometimes I did this too. I was rejected and dejected but I had to laugh to mask the frustration.
at first I started laughing hysterically and then crying terribly at the end of this scene... a real horror movie
I can kind of relate. My life has always been shit but now its really hit rock bottom. I dont want to give details. But my heart is broken.
I cried for so long and so much i kept running out of breath and tears. It turned into maniacal laughter. I couldnt control it.
Ive never had this happen before. Scared the shit out of me
You are not alone
Literally hide the pain moment, it's a defence mechanism.
One of the saddest scenes I have ever seen in my life. One of the few films I’ve ever seen that makes me cry like a baby
The Joker was one of the most saddest movies ever..
I just really love the music, it fits the scene so well
That’s really me in real life: sad, broken and isolated from my life and to this day I have been living alone however I am used to it because I have nothing left to lose. They didn’t help me anything to achieve my goals and saddest part is that people never greet me with love and kindness. 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
It seems to me that this film is telling us that we all have a joker inside us. But only the lonely and saddest people may unleash it
Phoenix is an absolute genius!!!
This movie was one of the most reflexive ones I've seen, of how the lost of empaty and indifference is killing us.
It really pissed me off when people laughed when he laughed on the big screen. Tells a lot about exactly how good and close to reality this movie is. I saw a glimpse of how society will actually behave when they see a guy with a condition like this in the theatre.
Tries to do something nice and make a kid smile. Gets treated like a villain.
Acts like a psychotic maniac and kills someone. People treat him like a hero.