JOKER (2019) FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- First time watching JOKER in a movie reaction.
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Joker is a 2019 American psychological thriller film directed and produced by Todd Phillips, who co-wrote the screenplay with Scott Silver. The film, based on DC Comics characters, stars Joaquin Phoenix as the Joker and provides a possible origin story for the character. Set in 1981, it follows Arthur Fleck, a failed clown and stand-up comedian whose descent into insanity and nihilism inspires a violent counter-cultural revolution against the wealthy in a decaying Gotham City. Robert De Niro, Zazie Beetz, Frances Conroy, Brett Cullen, Glenn Fleshler, Bill Camp, Shea Whigham, and Marc Maron appear in supporting roles. Joker was produced by Warner Bros. Pictures, DC Films, and Joint Effort, in association with Bron Creative and Village Roadshow Pictures, and distributed by Warner Bros.
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I loved how they turned this from comic book to more of a psychological thriller following a man's descent into insanity and I cared for my mum until she passed..... It wasn't easy so I kinda got an angle on this film.
Todd Phillips managed to do such an incredible job.
What’s even more awesome is when you consider that the whole ‘stand up comedian’ backstory is literally only just a few pages in The Killing Joke.
Great movie but still a slight rip off of Taxi Driver.
@@benmorgan8890 no it isn't.
@@mishimanagepervert yes it is lol
I loved both angles. Tim Burton’s Batman was fun to watch with family who watched the TV series. But Dark Knight was great and this Joker was the grittiest,nastiest,most realistic version of what the beginnings would be. Before he has an army and comes up with grand plans to create chaos. But having his brother be Batman is the best twist I’ve seen in a movie in a long time
At 11:00 supposedly Joaquin Phoenix improvised that slow dance. Absolutely mesmerizing and frightening! ♥
Yeah he was supposed to try and hide the gun and Joaquin and the director thought it was out of character for Arthur so he improvised the dance scene instead and it's beautiful
The Joker once told BATMAN.... "I would like to think of my past in multiple choice."
yeah this was referenced most boldly in The Dark Knight
@@Diegesis Joker doesn't have an origin story in the comics, he just makes one up every time he's been asked
It is very unique to his character.
Yeah. I have to admit, while I like this movie (and it kept me on my toes, because I was just waiting for the other shoe to drop.) that’s the only thing that I didn’t like. The ‘unreliable narrator’ because it kinda makes everything we’ve seen and learned about him pointless. Because it might not be true.
@@iamdeathiamentropyiamdarks3517 He has an origin story now. Three Jokers established that the Killing Joke backstory was true, EXCEPT his wife didn't die. Her death was faked to escape from the man the Joker was, she and the baby are living peacefully in an undisclosed location. Batman knows where they are, and he's always known who the Joker is but refuses to divulge the information for fear it could endanger the Joker's former wife and son.
@@stevem7192 There goes my 40% of my love for the character.
Him not having a backstory was so special
"I'm just glad that she's nice to him"
I SHOULDN'T HAVE LAUGHED SO HARD
I just shook my head. I said the same thing as I watched the movie. I did think when he walked up to his GFs door and they passionately kissed. I thought that was fantasy like and that happened too easily. Little did I know their entire inteaction was fake.
Don't know dark humlour seems pretty on point for this movie
@@shuaguin5446 right but that comment wasn't funny....also wasnt intended to be funny
Seeing this film in the cinema was an awesome experience. The awkward silence that hung over the audience when it finished is something that is rarely found. It made a welcome change to glitzy MCU films that have dominated cinema in recent years. Joker & the upcoming The Batman are just the change that’s needed.
Was it really that awkward though lol? Or was everyone just contemplating the ending?
This is such a pretentious comment lol
@@Dev-In-Denver123 I only found it awkward when I was the only one who stayed and staff came in to clean up before the credits were done. Wouldn't want them to think I was unwell or anything :P - First time was with fam, so we just had fun discussing "I'm on The Drug that Killed River Phoenix"
@@Blitz-dm3kv What he says sounds about right for what he's trying to say. When you look at the MCU films, they're all usually big action, flashy lights and humor. There are some serious scenes for sure, but it's not meant to be... well, extremely serious. It's a hell of lot more light-hearted than these two movies. Not a bad thing by any means, but I do think some dark gritty movies like this one and the new Batman movie would be quite refreshing, ironically.
"He doesn't have his card, that lady took it"
YES, the card says "kindly return this card" and she didn't even do that. Like how he isn't even afforded the slightest regard
It's crazy that she mentioned the dancing scene especially because the director said it wasn't supposed to be in the film originally at all. Just nuts they adlibbed it
Actually it was Joaquin Phoenix’s idea and he studied old dance routines for this scene, however he didn’t have a set routine he just went with the music that the lady Hilda whatever her name is came up with. Joaquin Phoenix also made up t he scene where he empties the refrigerator and closes himself inside. He didn’t tell anyone he was doing it but Todd Phillips told the camera man to keep filming it even though he was shocked to see Joaquin opening the refrigerator door.
The outrage and backlash to this film just goes to show how much people hate it when the problems with society are exposed, because they don't want to do anything about them...
Yeah, I remember people saying how bad it was, how it was too dark. OMG this movie is a masterpiece. His acting was incredible. The cinematography was amazing. People only came around after the fact.
If anything, the media just did Todd Philips and the rest of the cast and crew a favor.
You know the saying, “No publicity is bad publicity?” That’s what happened.
It only made people curious enough about this movie, to go buy a ticket and then go see it. Big win and well-deserved.
Best line of this reaction
"Do something baby Batman!"
Needs to be a shirt lol
"Do something, Baby Batman"
lol
Joker is one of the best movies of all time. The story, direction, editing, visual style, editing, musical score, and cinematography was outstanding and incredible. It also gives a insightful and articulate representation of discrimination, disregard, and degrading towards mental illness as that was the major theme. Joaquin Phoenix did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Arthur Fleck/Joker as he put tons of emotion and depth into his role. It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍
I strongly disagree. It was good on the technical level, the level of cinematography. That's about it.
@@wet-readIt’s a shame you don’t have the mental capacity but hey there’s another Fast and Furious popcorn abomination around the corner I’m sure. Chin up kiddo
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What is your problem? You could have inquired about why I feel the way I do, but no, you insult me right out of the gate. If you would care to discuss Joker *politely* with me, I would be willing. I have many problems with it that I can go into a lot of depth about.
Yep, the first two were justified, The 3rd where he chased him down was Murder.
Maple. Your emotional character insights are very impressive. ------- You dissect character motivations as they are happening. -------- You empathize with them and the circumstances they are in. You are one of the best reactors I've seen in a while. -------- I hope you get your own channel soon.
Seriously..The editing skill and able to keep the good parts and show what is needed is just, Great.
Thanks a lot for this reaction video.
I'm subscribing 🙂👍
There is a theory that he's locked up in the hospital and he never leaves. The movie is all his imagination. Look at the clock in the therapists office and compare it to the hospital.
the therapists office is probably in the hospital. he was in chains
the execution scene is one of the darkest scenes ive ever watched, I was speechless when I first saw it. Beautifully done and you feel everything in that scene. It was quite shocking
This is a movie that stays with you after watching it the 1at time , I saw in the theater 2 times, but literally the 1st time was all it took , it literally stayed with me . To this day.
Well I clapped when he shot those men. So tired of watching this man get his ass whooped and he finally had some proper protection.
Yeah, murder isn’t something to cheer tho lol
@@blueberrydenim4807 Not really. It was self defense and if he would have let the other guy go, he probably would have been convicted even though it was self defense for the first two guys. You know, because New York.
@@ramdom_assortment It was self defense until he chased down a defenseless drunk guy running away & shot him multiple times, again not exactly a heroic moment meant for cheering lol
@@blueberrydenim4807 Well if it's the US, it's better to kill them rather than maim because you'd rather spend a few years in prison than spend the rest of your life in debt because of the medical bills.
It was a bad scene bcoz the film didn't have the balls for the audience to go against Joker
Honestly this movie is one of the most realistic depictions of mental health and the causes and effects, right down to the conclusion Arthur makes of his life only to find something more sweeter than death.
This movie is so fucking raw and real. I love it so much.
3:34 the jerma985 moment that i never expected
as someone who has severe trauma and mental illness i love this movie cause it captures the decent into madness so well.
Maple you break down many times in both parts of this Joker reaction. -------- The two that stand out to me are when Authur shoots the men on the train and when you find out that his GF is not really in a relationship with him. ---------- My God to see your face is next-level pain and empathy. You are one of the best for sure.
I find it very interesting personally but not for that, but for me that scene didn’t hit me hard at all because when I was young I saw a lot of horror movies and real true crime documentaries so I basically got used to things like that I guess you could say. But seeing her react that way makes me feel like she probably hasn’t heard a lot of bad stories or seen much about terrible crimes. I am not sure if I would change that part of my life because I feel like it made me have a certain paranoia that I should have because sometimes people underestimate the situations they’re in and how crazy others can be.
I've never felt so bad for an antagonist in any movie ever.
Movie aside, your voice is so soothing and you did a great job!
Being the Joker and getting praised by his fans certainly puts meaning into his life. But it’s not until he encounters the Batman that he truly understands his purpose and destiny.
The subway scene is the most brutal and raw thing I've ever seen in a movie, I watch it every time they show the movie on cable TV and I can't believe it
"YOU GET WHAT YOU FUCKING DESERVE"
I don't know why everyone creeped out about him stalking her I mean im an ausbergers person and I can tell from experience people like him are so cut off from social skills to the point of desperation he just likes her and he can't express to her he scared so he follow her in order to scout out her life because watching her in her life gives him an opportunity to understand her and find a dialog for conversation he like me when make up my mind about liking a girl or guy I try to feel out there life take in as much information before approaching them because Im afraid to mess up because I want the outcome to end up dating them because I want that and so does he needs to understand what kind of person she is before approaching so he can try to move things in that direction I mean for one example this girl reacting I find very cute and if I had the opportunity to communicate I would try to find out some things about her first stalking is a good way to learn because obviously u want to know the person u like in that way u want to impress them with something I mean its hard for people like me to form those bonds actually its down right impossible so u get desperate because u know in your heart u want those people to become that for u and u wish u could just be direct and say hey I like u would u be interested in seeing if there that same connection but of course its not like that it so stupidly complicated and I have had times where I was direct to a few girls in my life and I scared them off or i was to ugly because im a big guy to with let's just say a critical opinion of my reproductive organ size i think im not goo
good enough or pretty enough to the point of self sabotage like I also use substances not irresponsible but things that would have me shunned by anyone because I do more than just weed and I don't think there something wrong with it but others would think less of me and say im a addict and need help even though I do choose to be careful with it its the big m by the way im gonna let u guys figure it out so yeah I feel for him he just wants to be loved he deserves to be loved and I don't know about u guys but his transition to not giving a fuck what society thinks of him makes him so powerful the fact that he can kill without guilt that makes him free he has transcended morality and its not a bad thing its just a shame how he got there
The actress who plays his mother in Frances Conroy. If you enjoy her work I'd recommend watching the HBO series Six Feet Under.
Six feet under is one of my all time favs. But it's so old now, I don't think reactors will do it.
Joaquin is the cleverest actor in history !
One thing I haven’t really seen people talk about with Joaqin Phoenix’s acting was that he did Joker’s run spot on, hard to explain but it’s exactly how you would think Joker would run
Yeah like he was used to running in oversized clown shoes
I can't be the only one who jumped up off the couch and cheered him on when he shot them wall street busters.
You have a great emotional intelligence. Respect
My favorite reaction for my favorite film, because you get the sensitive side of the story so well
It also explains how the prince of crime in Gotham hates bruce
The thing i love about this film is that you don’t necessarily have to be in the same mental state as Arthur but you can see how painful it is to live with the disorder and to be tormented 24/7 by the people you live with and by.
Its honestly sad because it reflects how the world is today
Id like to suggest yall watch “Thank you for your service” its about a soldier who comes back from the middle east and suffers with suicidal thoughts and PTSD and its based around a true story great film ngl it would also mean a ton since PTSD isnt really talked about in todays society especially and my dad also sadly killed himself from PTSD because of what he suffered in the Middle East.
Also if you did react to it you would actually be the first to react to it and post it!!
Thank you to your dad for his service, I’m sorry he had to go through that, hope you are okay.
I'm glad you brought up Compassion several times.....I think its an important point that the film is making...
It was such a good film. I will never forget it.
Every time i see him laugh in this movie it makes my eyes tear up.
The girl are marvellous.. Love every word she said.. Best reaction ever, all time high..
do something baby batman 🤣
I started laughing when he received the gun and you were like “food”? 🥺😂
There's a song made by miracle of soud that's soo amazing. "Face it bats, you'd be lost without me." " You had one bad day and your mind let GO of the wheel"
3:08 Her performance in the Six Feet Under series was outstanding
I remember seeing SO MANY RUclips VIDEOS. "Top 15 reasons that JOKER will piss off fans". "Script leaked. Why fans will HATE, this movie." The truth is, the .001% were scared. Because this film shined a MASSIVE LIGHT, on just how shitty there are and have been to everyday people. The truth is, this film is a FILM ! It's a statement, a piece of art. And so many powerful companies & things were worried, because how Arthur Flek is treated in this film, is how over 70% OF THE WORLD, IS TREATED EVERYDAY!!! They should be THANKING US, that there aren't people out there shooting Biden and Elon Musk in the head for just crossing the street. They were all so scared, because this film actually makes you think about acountability. And that's the last thing they will ever acknowledge. Sad isn't it? ROFLMAO
People dismiss the fact that Arthur could be Thomas Wayne’s son because of the documents from Arkham hospital. But his mom told Arthur Thomas Wayne made her sign documents. The biggest and most obvious evidence in that whole scenario is the simple fact that Child Protection Services who handles cases like the abuse of a then child Arthur would never return an adopted child back to the person who abused him. If it was her biological child maybe after being released from prison and evidence of rehabilitation, then and only if it’s your biological child would they return your child to you but even then it would start with supervised visits then slowly move on from there. In the case of an adopted child not only would the foster or adopted parent never see the child again they would never be allowed to adopt a child let alone get licensed to be a foster parent. That means Arthur had to have been Penny Flecks biological son, which also means someone powerful had the so-called adoption documents falsified. That would be Thomas Wayne.
yeah we talk about this theory in the discussion/review video
Also the "Love the way you smile" or something that was signed on one of her photos by Thomas Wayne in the scene before he killed Randall
@@honeytlbadger4365 yes exactly 👍Forgot to mention that. In the photo Penny Fleck looked good, and no boss who sees you as a problem or delusional would write something that personal. They did a good job of giving the audience alot to figure out for themselves what was going on and avoided holding our hand through the movie.
I feel like it was true that arthur was thomas' son
Amazing reaction. What a huge performance from Joaquin.
Definitely would love to see more of your reaction videos!
Don't let Arthur fool you Maple, since the pretty beginning he always shows signs of a psychopathic personality.
He always was narcissistic with fantasies about power (make laugh the world, conquer the girl next door without effort, being recognized as a "good and sacrificed son"), blaming the world around him for his problems. Sure, life was a bitch with him but so many people live in misery but not everybody goes killing people.
He just needed that gun to be himself, to feel liberated and find that "power" he always dream. The pleasure he feels after killing those men in the subway shows his true nature. This movie is a good example of a psychopathic personality.
Good analysis
3:31 When I was a kid I got the chance to go to my local weather station and actually saw the equipment they use to broadcast. So in a way my friends and I were sort of a live studio audience. 😄
I am still surprised at how much actually goes on behind the scenes, not just the sheer amount of equipment but there's literally hundreds of people responsible for making things run smoothly.
This film came out on my 21st birthday so I went and watched it with some friends and holy shit it was the best but also most uncomfortable birthday ever. Phenomenal film
Joaquin Phoenix is seriously underrated
They did a really good job on how a man can break. I don't condone what he did. But.... it was heart breaking to watch a man's mind break. I understand
Starring Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck who becomes the Joker for which he won his Oscar for Best Actor from this movie
I didn't feel bad when he killed those wall Street guys, for some strange reason I smiled real wide everytime I watch that scene
Same here. I was bullied pretty bad in school and I have a hard time feeling any empathy for those guys. If he hadn't killed them they would have kept making other people's lives miserable.
PBA is a real laughing disorder.
I loved your reaction when he was in the bathroom dancing. You were practically speechless.
Best ending to a movie when hes on the car
One of the few films to have me completely hooked with the opening scene
why, why, why doesn't everyone see how much pain there is in that laughter? i mean that's the embodiment of a comedian right there.
Perfect reaction to this masterpiece of a movie
Yeah ima need a Maple channel asap.. so fire
“Do something baby Batman!” 😂😂😂😂😂
As children, we praise heroes, as we grow up we understand villains
The news in the background in the beginning is actually really important.
I saw another reaction to this film....4 guys and two of them were laughing and joking in the most serious moments. I guess they had no feeling of empathy. Loved your reaction and breakdown of the movie.
I felt so sorry that he turned out like he did. I was left feeling like wtf. Shows what the city life is like. Needed to be given some Love! I feel like the way he was designed to be in this movie makes me think about how much people in this world need Love and compassion. Sucks how he imagined that the lady was his. He totally needed her at that time. Scary asf!
Parte 2 AHORA!!!!me entretuvo un montón tu reacción ,te entiendo muy bien estoy aprendiendo inglés ,saludos y buenas vibras desde la distancia.
Gracias por el apoyo y buena suerte en el aprendizaje del inglés. es un idioma dificil
This movie was really heavy for someone like me.
I swear I thought she said “Diet Jesus” at first
There are less people reacting this movie on RUclips. Glad seeing you reacting to this.
Lol what? There’s tons of reactions for Joker
3:35 IM THE GIANT RAT
THAT MAKES ALL OF THE RULES
The composer of this movie was a professional cellist
Oh yeah Hildur also did chernobyl. She's the goat
One of my favorite movies of all time
This really shouldn't be a thing... someone so narcissistic they can't bear to just watch a film without making themselves the centre of attention and filming their own exaggerated and unnatural reactions, expecting that people will be interested in seeing that... and the most soul destroying thing is that people ARE interested
Those guys are weird because those guys don't actually exist. Thats whats great about this movie.
The 3 wallstreet bullys? Yeah ok
This movie is absolutly case in point that White Privilage absolutly exists !
Can't wait for this😁
I remember watching this movie and being tensed up throughout
(Bathroom scene) he didn't touch the son. Not trying to be annoying. I'm trying to help ur algorithms with comments
How many people react on this channel? I really was liking the last person I watched
Two now
Those damn kids, are the the ones you prowl on weekends😒
If you liked the actor playing Arthur`s mother after seeing her in this and American Horror Story you are going to LOVE her in Six Feet Under. 10/10 Show for sure
cool first time watching reaction diegesis for the joker [2019] film !!!!
maple 😩
This movie hit home for me on so many levels 😪
Sweet Smile !!!!!!!! 😊
This movie was Taxi Driver + King of Comedy
But without the masterful direction of Scorsese and the great screenplay…Joker falls flat
@@robertofigueroa9711 100% right
Yeah, Joker sucked hard.
Watch the hateful eight by Tarantino u will enjoy it 👍🏻
Great film
The story of the movie was a 7/10 but the phoenixes acting and cinematography made it a 10
the sound design too, which is one of the most important aspects of a film that most ppl don't think about. The sound mixing in the train scene was amazing
The film is mediocre, Joaquin Phoenix’s acting was so good it disguised it
@@robertofigueroa9711 How is the film mediocre? Idk if you guys actually respect what the film is for what it is. Did you hear Joker and expect some entertaining crazy Heath Ledger type of joker? No this was about the UNMASKED version of Joker and what really happens behind closed doors when most people don’t see that and only judge him for what he is on the outside- just a clown like Thomas Wayne said.
@@Vvranaa Wtf? LMAO, Joker is just a bad combination of TKOC and Taxi Driver, if you took out Phoenix (who literally saved the movie from being a lot worse) you could see the great flaws, terrible script.
@@robertofigueroa9711 Doesn't go into any detail at all lmao. If the movie is so bad then why don't you explain why? Besides "just look and you'll see"
'Do something baby Batman" :))))))))))))) hahahahaha
Part 2 got DMCA'ed. :(
Some people make money by hard work, some people make money by wasting other people's time. World has changed so bad lol
20:30 “can he get out”
Tf u mean Bruhhh its a godamn fridge not a safe🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ ofc he can 😅
There was actually an issue of old fridges being hard to open from the inside and kids would climb inside and suffocate
@@Diegesis never wouldve thought id be looking up the history of fridges on a friday night but here i am, my bad! Haha learn something new everyday 🤷♂️
Arthur Fleck isn't the real joker. In the awakes murder scene you can clearly see even with the mask that the killer is not Arthur. Arthur is taller taller and also have long hair. Arthur Fleck was an inspiration to the real Joker.
The joker doesn't kill batmans parents. Joe chill does. Give it a quick Google. Joker only kills batmans parents in the Tim Burton movie. It's not Canon.
Hi maple I like your earings there really cool
Damn she’s pretty huh
I went to see Conan O'Brien and when those light boxes came on that told the audience to laugh, or clap I felt fake as fuck.
NEVER RUB ANOTHER MAN'S RHUBARB.