My favorite theory is that this scene takes place several years into the future, notice how Arthur looks slightly more grizzled and older and this is when the Joker realizes who Batman is. The ultimate punchline
@@matchesmalone9909 I believe the only things that was in his head was when he met Thomas Wayne, the relationship with Sophie, and being on the Murray Franklin show at the start of the movie. Everything else happened.
The ending is the joke. His lawyer actually won the case and proved that "Joker" was another personality of his and therefore the one who committed the crimes, which is why he was admitted to Arkham Asylum. Joker took over him and now he will come out as the Clown Prince of Crime.
He was forcing himself to smile because that’s what people wanted. (His psychiatrist, his co-workers, everyone). He was misunderstood and mistreated because he wasn’t smiling (happy). At the end, he was finally happy because he no longer cared what made others happy, he started to care about only what made him happy, so he no longer had to force the smile.
It's not just 'ironic', it's a very deliberate implication established by the genius storytellers. Probably took them a lot of work to make it such an intrinsic theme.
Some might think his laugh at the end is his condition but this one didn't hurt and was caused by the idea of the Wayne's being dead. That was his Joker laugh
@@RisingDawn12 What's your issue bro I've seen you on like 50 videos spitting this same bullshit in almost every comment. If you hate the movie that much, why are you selling ass on every possible upload?
What I like about this scene is that when she asks him why he's laughing he doesn't say that it's because of his condition like he usually does so it means that he's actually laughing as if he's enjoying himself
I think it's implied that while he believed he suffered from pseudobulbar affect, he didn't actually have it and much of his laughter was actually genuine, although why he found those things funny was incomprehensible.
He was amazing in Gladiator as well. I though he was going to blow up after that movie because he was so fucken creepy. He owned every scene he was in. I heard he was doing Joker I was like I can see it. Then again I was like what are you talking about because when I heard Letto was doing joker I was like ok this might be good. Then his promo pictures came out and i was like WTF is this. He blew me away with this movie. I wont compare him to Ledger because those are 2 wildly different Jokers and one cant be better than the other in my opinion but I will tie them for 1st.
I love the switch from the gritty, dark, streets and sad, droning, violin to the sunshine and That’s life playing. He is no longer a sad little man being pushed around. Now he is an up beat psychopath having the time of his life. It’s terrifying. You almost feel happy for him finding happiness, but it’s at the cost of numerous lives and Arthur turning into a monster.
@@JackTheAviator He got his pay docked because thugs stole his sign. The man he thought might be his dad immediately brushed him off and punched him when his laughing fit kicked in. A late night TV host made fun of him in front of millions of people. He was assaulted by 3 men and had to shoot one in self defense (The other 2 were straight murder IMO.) And he was left without any support for his mental illness by the city despite being previously institutionalized. I obviously don't agree with the Joker as I am a sane and rational person, but if you don't believe he wasn't pushed around by society you are either trolling or painfully ignorant.
You know what always amazes me about this scene? He no longer even has the green hair, white makeup and red suit, but the little things like his demeanor, his laugh, and the menacing look he aims at the woman give off just as much of a Joker vibe as well any of those cosmetics ever could.
IKR this scene gave me the Arkham video games vibe, I love how he goes from a shy, timid man who lets everybody push him around without so much as saying a word back to them, at the start, to Mark Hamill’s joker at the end.
@@firstlast9846 ok. But every joker I have previously seen, they have this badass or creepy look.. This joker just looks too gentle and innocent.. Even the makeup or war paint that he wears is too innocent looking..
@@axlrose1258 My theory is that, Joker broke the 4th wall in the comics, And all events that happened in the movie was not his past, it was just a story made up by Joker himself to fool us and sympathize him, at the beginning of the movie when Arthur was meeting the therapist, the clock had the same time at the end of the movie where Arthur's "you wouldn't get it", That means the joke is on us, he's just fooling us by feeling sympathy to Joker.
It's funny because you combined two catch phrases both from Joker movies. I laughed and liked this comment. Heath Ledger: Brah, I care about you brah Joaquin Phoenix: I know brah, I know XD XD XD
2008 : "Let's put a smile on that face!" 2018 : "But this, does put a smile on my face" 2019 : "My mom always tells me to smile and put on a happy face"
@Harley Quinn I'm not interested in marvel comics or even movies but it's disappointing how i can clearly see your childish behaviour despite the fact you're saying that the "mcu is for kids".
This Joker had 3 types of laughs: the one from his condition, the one he fakes, and his genuine one. Edit: Thanks for the likes! Some of you guys are dicks, but the ones leaving genuinely nice comments or comments of discussion I thank.
There are lots of cool and innovative stuffs happened in The Dark Knight Trilogy but there is no emotional stakes, you don't really care about any characters. But here in Joker, it makes you care and feel.
It took several bad days to make this Joker snap. Beaten up on the job, losing his job, getting assaulted on a train which lead to a self defense/execution, getting rejected by his supposed "father", discovering his mother was never truly his mother while also being responsible for his mental scars and conditions, and then discovering his love interest was never his due to delusions. Imagine actually cramming *all that* into one day.
This is a VERY effective way for the movie to do that last kill. We don't even see what he DOES, we just see him leaving PERFECT bloody footprints, there's so much of it on his shoes, and we're just left to wonder what he DID to her!
This is when he actually completely transcends himself to the Joker persona, you can see him dancing around after killing the doctor in joy. This is the comicbook Joker in all his scooby-doo esque glory.
i love how after all the crazy/sad/disturbing shit this movie brought us... It ends with the classic 'The End' logo... Its as if its a fun/happy/innocent movie as if nothing bad ever happened
@Ali Shabbiri nope, after he Shot Murray he laughed genuinely. After he sees the crowd going wild when he's in the Police Car, He laughed genuinely. When he told the Joke about the son who got killed by a drunk driver, he laughs genuinely...
@grenouillesupreme Because that god-awful, disturbed, lazy writing, so-called “sequel” should never have been made in the first place. Todd should have left the first film alone in the first place.
@@pummyy I agree. Nobody can beat that man. Ledger is the joker, not even going to question his acting. But Joaquin's portrayal of a different kind of joker is legendary. Just look at his acting , it's fucking perfection.
Will Rogers it puts a spin on the cliche ending of the main character walking into the sunset and everything is optimistic. The spin there is that Arthur is dancing due to becoming the Joker and feeling like he’s completely free and nothing can hurt him anymore.
I feel this is a callback to Arthur's previous psychiatrist and how she didn't really care about how Joker truly felt. Joker knew that this second psychiatrist would be no different, which is why he completely disregarded her request to know what he was laughing about. No matter what he'd tell her, she wouldn't get it.
It should also be mentioned about Arthur's laughter in the first sequence and how it was his uncontrollable head-trauma laugh, and in the final sequence it's true, genuine laughter.
ah the same idiot here who thinks drug addiction is something you can overcome by eating chocolate. get lost you emotionless kid. we dont want your analysis. You dont know anything about that.
Yo when he looks at the therapist, That look in his eye - I felt chills, like the whole dynamic in the room shifted. like a predator calculating which approach it was going to use to kill its prey. No makeup no nothing just pure psychopath level Joker at that moment. Communicated in one look. that was truly oscar worthy
It reminded me of that scene in Silence of the Lambs where doctor Lecter is talking to the Senator about Buffalo Bill. Even though they have him chained up and restrained, he's still in complete control of the situation. The funniest part is that they still feel like they have power over him.
Exactly. At that point he had already decided to kill her and was just thinking about how he was going to do it and which way was going to be funnier to him
Absolutely love this movie, obsessed with the characters, the plot and how It demonstrates real issues in society, and i love him dancing in the end, hes so careless and free, my Fav Joker.
In my mind this is the end of Arthur’s story, it’s perfect, fits well into the film and the character he’s based on, he has truly become the Joker and the sequel never happened
Just saying, the 70s-early 80s aesthetic was one of the best choices made for this film. The grittiness of that era pairs well with the tone of the story.
why are you thinking he stomped her to death? i mean yes his shoes has blood on it but if you see second look its only on his shoes soles not on his trousers or shirts etc. only soles ... so i think yes he killed her but didn't stomp her to death at least dunno how he killed her though cause except soles everything else looks clean white to me.
The laughing scene is so unnerving for me. His portrayal of an individual with mental health who just lost it and is in his own mind is spot on. I work for a mental health facility and I had a kid who was scitchzophrenic and he would go on laughing tangents while smoking his cigerette to the very last inch left besides the filter. I'd often ask what he was laughing at and he would just say "nothin". People who are in their heads so much often do not feel like going the extra effort of explaining what is going on. This scene was intense and acurate to say the least. Bravo.
That’s scary dude 😧!! I’ll be shitting myself if I was in your position, because you never know they’re thinking about. But I also feel pity for them, because it’s out of their control, and they didn’t ask to be in that state of mental instability.
@@BJenno Oh, for sure dude. It's gotta be hell on earth. He would often be staring off into the distance and i'd ask him what he see's and he just saw people standing there. Monster's or aliens or whatever he would see and he wouldn't bat an eye. Just used to it and that is super scary in itself. I definitely wouldn't want to be in his mind
It sucks cus this ending was great, Joker knows he just put something in motion, and IS the Joker now. But the sequel he be like "nah, I'm not Joker anymore, just a regular guy." Stab stab stab
@@Sean-t9n what Todd did doesn't even make sense. He used the brand "Joker", which is about a clown crimelord, to tell the story of a real madman getting raped and shanked in the prison. That's like making a movie about "Batman", but showing Batman getting shanked and dying in his first encounter with crimes because that's what happens in real life. People pay money to see the Joker, the comic character, not to see misery porn of prison abuse. The only thing that makes sense here is Joker 2 getting none of the money Joker 1 got.
This is actually my favorite scene of the whole movie,his laugh,his eyes,the blood on his feat,the dancing,the music,it gives me goosebumps,I just love it.
Marvel has Deadpool which is the biggest anti-hero known in comics. The Joker is only a good villain if Batman is involved in some capacity otherwise a story without Batman with the Joker is meaningless. Even this movie had to have Bruce Wayne in it to prove that point. While I am a DC Comics fan I will not ignore the success of the MCU which are more popcorn flicks and two or three thought-provoking films that can be half as interesting as a DC film. Also the MCU never had a film bomb as hard as Batman and Robin. I don't understand why we have to always compete, but if people are going to compete they might as well look at the sales proving themselves. Joker is an underrated achievement, but can it continue to follow up more money like the MCU has with their movies.
@@yosharian I am saying i do not like the movie.... Maybe the words i used were to large?! That is my opinion... In America we are aloud to have those....
@@zackstoner4523 How is this movie even remotely analogous to Green Lantern or Daredevil? You must be a troll or a halfwit to even make that comparison in the first place. And nobody involved in this movie is embarrassed about it.
One of the biggest exaggerations of all time and it's not even close. This is a fucking mediocre performance at best. Extremely cringy and not deep or scary at all
Perfect execution and way to end this movie. Got chills while he's singing along with the music plus his eyes, the way he stares, felt like it's penetrating directly to my soul.
Jack Nicholson: “Jack is dead my friend .You can call me Joker.” Heath ledger: “I’m not a monster. I’m just ahead of the curve.” Joaquin Phoenix: “When you bring me out, can you introduce me as Joker?”
Ends the first movie singing along to music in his head only he can hear. The sequel turns out to be a full-blown musical filled with dance routines that only he and Harley can hear in their heads.
Yeah, the matrix never got a sequel, right? It was such a good movie, could go in any mad direction for a sequel.... hopefully not dull, aimless, talking direction
I'm 67, and I came here for Sinatra. But, after watching this, I think "The Joker" is something that I need to see, and I don't get excited about movies very often anymore. I hope I get it..
@@dillyc_11 Hey, DillyC. Thanks for asking. I haven't had the chance, yet. Do you know if it's out on video yet? I want my grandson to watch it with me, so I won't get scared, lol. In Batman comics when I was a kid, the killer of Bruce Wayne's parents was unknown. Jack Nicholson's Joker was the first Wayne killar that I knew of. I didn't like the Joker being killed off in that movie, and I didn't like the other Michael Keaton Batman movies, either, so I didn't watch. another Batman until the Batman-Superman movie, and I liked it pretty good 👍. I was gonna watch the Heath Ledger Batman, but after reading comments for "That's Life" I decided to skip Heath. It's been hard to take in all the changes in the DC Universe. Like that Lex Luther is not a mad scientist, but the evil head of a global corporation, and he still had his hair. In Superboy comics, Lex Luther was a well known teenaged do gooding genius. At a science exhibition, Superboy accidentally spilled chemicals on Lex, and it burned off his thick red hair. Lex got pissed off and turned evil, lol. Sorry, didn't intend to write a novel. I think I'll like it and I will let you know. What did you think about it?
Dave English It’s available on ITunes and on other platforms I believe. The physical Blu-ray copy had already released last month so I recommend that you buy one. Also this movie shares no similarities or connections with the comics or the DC film universe, it’s completely separate and tells its own unique story. Joker in this film is also extremely different to how he is usually portrayed in the comics and tv shows, but it still is an excellent film.
@@cynicalmemester1694Thank You for the info, good sir. Oh, yeah, the bits and pieces that I've seen definitely seem a whole lot different than any super hero movie I've ever seen, and thanks to you and some others, aI'm now realizing it's because there is no super hero in this movie! Also, I know of no superhero flick in which the lead actor won an Oscar for that role! Or even a nomination! All that, and the people's comments went on and on about how much they liked this film, some saying it's the best they've ever seen! I'm starting to think it might be an ok movie to watch, lol. J/K. I'll bet my grandson has a blueray player. If not, we'll just get a VHS copy lol. Kidding again, thanks again. I'll let you y'all know what I think of it. I'm gonna see if we can watch it sometime this week. Thank You very much Mr. CynicalMemester, Sir, for helping me on this journey to The Joker. I'm looking forward to it!
Or -- what's so funny? -- you wouldn't get it -- try me, Arthur -- well.... Hahaha.... a man rides a miniature horse into a bar. Orders 3 whiskeys-- says one is for himself, one is for the horse, one is for the gatekeeper. Bartender says ok pal, I see you, I see the horse... Where is the gatekeeper? Guy says-- hahaha-- guy says, well, if you rode through the Siene at midnight with your mother on tap, I'd be asking YOU! *descends into fits of laughter* -- Arthur, I don't.... understand.. -- I told you you wouldn't get it. -- Can you... explain it to me? -- No. I'm tired. I want to lie down on my cot now. *Psychiatrist calls for his escort. Ponders his words, shakes her head quizzically. Goes to the staff lounge and asks the other doctors if she can run a joke by them. They listen quietly. She gets to the punchline. One doctor burps but other than that it's silent, and tbh, that one doctor has a history of inappropriate burping so no one bats an eye. Psychiatrist says do any of you get that joke? They all say no. Then one asks if anyone wants to try his wife's new berry cobbler recipe and they all are like oh wow, that sounds amazing. The camera pans out as they are getting plastic forks and napkins. The End. To be honest I can see why they went with another ending.
I actually love that the main song of the movie is “That’s life” by Frank Sinatra (a fav tune of mine personally). It describes all the situation and the life of Arthur so perfectly. In this last scene it’s like Arthur saying “that’s life, I don’t care, I killed some people, I’m the bad guy and I love it, I’m free, it’s all cool”. And that’s why this song as a playback suits amazingly for the ending scene and generally for the whole aesthetic of the movie
It also describes society in general. We all have are different places in life that may be unfair and imbalanced. But we just accept it and say "well, thats life" as if we're submissive to our fate. In the Joker's case, its the same thing but now at a different place in his life where he accepts his fate but no longer submissive to it.
The joke is that Bruce is a loner, an orphan, and an outcast just like the Joker. Arthur expects Bruce to become just like him, a crazed maniac. Ironically, we know that Bruce will be everything the Joker is not. Jokes on him.
The Joke is he created the Batman. The Connection he almost had with Bruce as his Brother expecting to be Thomas Wayne's another son too fell apart, but because of what he did the riot, the chaos and how it was the reason Bruce's parents were dead in the alley all because of him. He finally has the purpose in his life and a connection with Bruce as his Arch nemesis. That's the Big Joke. This is present times. He knows Bruce is Batman and others don't which is why they wouldn't get it.
To me, this ending is what makes it a perfect Joker movie. What does Joker always do? Give a multiple choice past, especially to therapists. Usually in the form of a sob story to garner sympathy. What if all of what we just saw, the Waynes, the Murray Franklin show, all of it, was just another one of those? What if it’s actually what happened and no one believes him because… it’s the Joker? And he’s laughing because he’s a sick, sadistic, evil monster… and he just made you feel bad for him. The jokes on all of us.
@@MaoistJohnWick actually his real story is a bunch of a lies thats how the original creator of him made it. Everytime the joker gives you a backstory its a lie because deep down he hides the truth. However in every story there is some hints of truth. This version however could be true since its made by someone completely different however you wont know one way or the other until the creator says so.
Todd Phillips said this was the only time he was really laughing, all other times were part of his act. The reason it flashes to Bruce in the alley is that this scene (with the doctor) is this takes place in the future where Batman is out there and he made him.
Yes and no. I remember reading that THIS was the only real laugh, but he doesn’t explain WHY!. Which was the movies whole point. It wants to keep you guessing. We know we can’t trust the Jokers Narrative because he THINKS something has happened when it hasn’t. (The girlfriend). So maybe you’re right and he somehow found out the irony of it all in the future. Or maybe he’s the one who shot them. The clown thug does say the exact same thing to Thomas as the joker did to Murray, and they were both seen as father figures. Or maybe none of it happened and we just saw this whole movie in the Jokers head, and THATS the joke. Who knows.
It means this scene is taken place in future where Bruce is now Batman and has sent Joker to Arkham.. He is laughing, because, joker is no longer a man, it's a phenomenon..
Arthur was actually a pretty decent guy. Never was malicious toward anyone who showed him respect and basic human decency. He just burned down the village to feel it's warmth
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catboys
Ah, yes. The Joker. My favorite video game!
Aye. Rise up lads.
GAMERS RISE UP
we are the most suppressed people out here!
Rory Yes Laddies
My favorite theory is that this scene takes place several years into the future, notice how Arthur looks slightly more grizzled and older and this is when the Joker realizes who Batman is. The ultimate punchline
Hades Lord of the Underworld good point. That would honestly make sense
I like the way you are thinking!
That’s why there a part it showed Bruce and his family dead
That theory is great
I love this
Started as gloomy, and sad man.
Finished as bright, and mad man.
@The End Bad man? BAD MAN?
was he really a bad person though?
@@matchesmalone9909 Yes. In the end he killed a woman that was just doing her job and trying to help him.
The Reel Heel but did he really kill her? Or is it just in his head?
@@matchesmalone9909 I believe the only things that was in his head was when he met Thomas Wayne, the relationship with Sophie, and being on the Murray Franklin show at the start of the movie.
Everything else happened.
"You wanna tell it to me?"
"What walks into an alley with 6 legs and walks out with 2?"
"What?"
"The Wayne Family"
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
That's not funny, that's not the kind of humor we do on this show
Bro this was GENIUS
They make a sequel where he's in the asylum and at the end breaks out.
@@shannoncurry2037 breaks out with Harley Quinn
The sequel was all in his mind.
That sounds amazing.
That’s my headcanon now
The sequel IS the joke
The ending is the joke. His lawyer actually won the case and proved that "Joker" was another personality of his and therefore the one who committed the crimes, which is why he was admitted to Arkham Asylum. Joker took over him and now he will come out as the Clown Prince of Crime.
The original one was in his mind. The sequel is trying to ruin it because first one resonated with the wrong crowd
You know what's ironic is how at the beginning of the movie he is forcing himself to smile, only to laugh freely at the end after finally letting go.
The AmericanFook 🎭
He was forcing himself to smile because that’s what people wanted. (His psychiatrist, his co-workers, everyone). He was misunderstood and mistreated because he wasn’t smiling (happy).
At the end, he was finally happy because he no longer cared what made others happy, he started to care about only what made him happy, so he no longer had to force the smile.
It's not just 'ironic', it's a very deliberate implication established by the genius storytellers. Probably took them a lot of work to make it such an intrinsic theme.
"letting go" = "descending into insanity"
@@RisingDawn12 accept the fact that you suck at trolling
You can clearly see that at the end, he isn’t Arthur anymore.
It is Pure JOKER
And the best part is.. he didn't need the makeup because we just already knew
@Joker Ministry are you assuming his gender? REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
cringe
@Caspean Sea heath ledger was better.
@@crazydissy3893 😂 easy Karen
That shot of Bruce standing over his parents in the alley while Joker is laughing. So haunting. So brilliant.
Hes laughing because he shot them what an evil dickhead
@@brofessorb1768 Joker didn't shoot them...
It’s because he created Batman, it’s ironic
@@brofessorb1768 Lol what movie did you watch?
@@brofessorb1768 wrong
this is the real ending of The Joker
Some might think his laugh at the end is his condition but this one didn't hurt and was caused by the idea of the Wayne's being dead. That was his Joker laugh
This was the only genuine laugh in the movie.
Slothers he had a genuine laugh at the movie he snuck into before he confronted the mayor
@@MisterRawgers And when he sees himself on TV.
@@MisterRawgers and after shooting Murray
Hey Bojack
batman: i have the saddest background story
arthur fleck: hold my condition card
@a legendary ogre underattted
Lol
@@RisingDawn12 Bruh stop go away batman fanboi
@@RisingDawn12 fuck off
@@RisingDawn12 What's your issue bro I've seen you on like 50 videos spitting this same bullshit in almost every comment. If you hate the movie that much, why are you selling ass on every possible upload?
I still love how the last line of a movie called “joker” is “you wouldn’t get it”
If you want to count the song it’s, ”MYYYY MYYYYYYYYY.
wow arent u smart
@Perme Abang The song is "That's Life" by Frank Sinatra
@@kevinloon6585 people like music like juice wrld and xxxtentacion but in reality, frank sinatra slaps better than both of them
Me too
What I like about this scene is that when she asks him why he's laughing he doesn't say that it's because of his condition like he usually does so it means that he's actually laughing as if he's enjoying himself
Joker >>> The dark knight trilogy
theyre both really good and i cant decide which one is better but i think arthur and TDK joker would be friends @@lickenhuntsman5338
If something happened to the Wayne's... it'd be pretty funny. What a joke.
Supposedly the director said this is the only real laugh in the movie
I think it's implied that while he believed he suffered from pseudobulbar affect, he didn't actually have it and much of his laughter was actually genuine, although why he found those things funny was incomprehensible.
I literally cannot take my eyes off him whenever he's on screen, his acting is so mesmerizing.
Joker had a beautiful mother once. Did he tell you how he got the scars? Just put a smile on your face, you'll see the funny-side.
He is always on screen. It's HIS movie. It's great. But ... Ledger....*orgasms*
He was amazing in Gladiator as well. I though he was going to blow up after that movie because he was so fucken creepy. He owned every scene he was in. I heard he was doing Joker I was like I can see it. Then again I was like what are you talking about because when I heard Letto was doing joker I was like ok this might be good. Then his promo pictures came out and i was like WTF is this. He blew me away with this movie. I wont compare him to Ledger because those are 2 wildly different Jokers and one cant be better than the other in my opinion but I will tie them for 1st.
Natalie, same. I've never seen anyone with such screen presence. And I'm 50, ffs. I've seen a lot of people on screen.
@@Armann_ you wouldn't get that from arthur fleck
1:34 just imagine how horrific it should be if you wasn't hearing the music, and only hearing the whispers of Arthur
Can you tell me what is he saying there? I can't hear it clearly because of the music..
he is trying to whisper the lyrics of the music
@@darkyagami6 he’s whispering the lyrics
of course it was chosen to for this reason, but the music really just solidifies and fits for the joker, giving a depressing but realistic feel to it
So what your saying is hearing music in your head is wrong?
I love the switch from the gritty, dark, streets and sad, droning, violin to the sunshine and That’s life playing. He is no longer a sad little man being pushed around. Now he is an up beat psychopath having the time of his life. It’s terrifying. You almost feel happy for him finding happiness, but it’s at the cost of numerous lives and Arthur turning into a monster.
it's the only time I've cheered for the bad guy
Somehow he look like Walter white
@@JackTheAviator He got his pay docked because thugs stole his sign. The man he thought might be his dad immediately brushed him off and punched him when his laughing fit kicked in. A late night TV host made fun of him in front of millions of people. He was assaulted by 3 men and had to shoot one in self defense (The other 2 were straight murder IMO.) And he was left without any support for his mental illness by the city despite being previously institutionalized.
I obviously don't agree with the Joker as I am a sane and rational person, but if you don't believe he wasn't pushed around by society you are either trolling or painfully ignorant.
Francos Farms no, the flashback to Bruce Wayne is the giveaway. YOU didn’t get it.
@@cybernautadventurer your a nut.
This felt like the first time in the whole movie where he genuinely seemed to be enjoying his uncontrollable laughter.
I thought it was when he first laughed on the Murray show.
I cant help but to laugh with him. Hes just like me
@@morpheuslaughingslide 8
I don’t think it’s the disorder. I think he’s really laughing.
The director of the movie recently said this was a fact, it’s the only genuine laugh in the movie
You know what always amazes me about this scene? He no longer even has the green hair, white makeup and red suit, but the little things like his demeanor, his laugh, and the menacing look he aims at the woman give off just as much of a Joker vibe as well any of those cosmetics ever could.
Thata an amazing point
Caspean Sea how do you know
Caspean Sea sorry that last comment was for another person.
Caspean Sea so have I. Regency bias isn’t good.
It's because he never had it. Everything was in his head.
Mom: Why is your VPN set to Italian?
"You wouldn't get it."
Lol
Why?
pornhub premium
“non lo capiresti”
@@BenilJoseph You wouldn't get it
The movie Joker ends with the line “you wouldn’t get it.”
Perfect.
Don’t worry my guy, I’ve heard shamus doesn’t even have a dick
@@Mia-ys4se you mean the lobster hair guy?
Malek the guy with wooden arms and legs in family guy
@@Mia-ys4se You mean Seamus? There is a differenz between Sheamus and Seamus
Malek oops sorry..
He somehow nailed the essence of Joker, especially in this scene.
IKR this scene gave me the Arkham video games vibe, I love how he goes from a shy, timid man who lets everybody push him around without so much as saying a word back to them, at the start, to Mark Hamill’s joker at the end.
He is just too decent looking to be the joker..
He simply doesn't have that creepy look
@mattyboy59 Joker isn’t always visually unsettling or creepy
He had a really good take on it, I’ve really come around to it. I think Heath did something special as well
@@firstlast9846 ok. But every joker I have previously seen, they have this badass or creepy look.. This joker just looks too gentle and innocent.. Even the makeup or war paint that he wears is too innocent looking..
Mom: why are you watching a guy laughing?
Me:
You wouldn’t get it
Proceeds to kill her
Mom: can u pause ur online game
Me:
You wouldn’t get it
OOOOOOH
Nice line.. 😂
CornOnTheCob With Salt HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Hehehehehe, hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!
The way he says “you wouldn’t get it” is absolutely haunting. Like that was the moment he knew... she was not leaving that room alive.
She wouldn't get that joke because she never got to hear it. She died
@@nyell5453 huh?
@@axlrose1258 My theory is that,
Joker broke the 4th wall in the comics,
And all events that happened in the movie was not his past, it was just a story made up by Joker himself to fool us and sympathize him, at the beginning of the movie when Arthur was meeting the therapist, the clock had the same time at the end of the movie where Arthur's "you wouldn't get it",
That means the joke is on us, he's just fooling us by feeling sympathy to Joker.
Well done Mike.
@@axlrose1258 the Joker left red footprints on the floor when he walked away, possibly indicating that he killed her.
“Why so serious?”
“You wouldn’t get it.”
It's funny because you combined two catch phrases both from Joker movies. I laughed and liked this comment.
Heath Ledger: Brah, I care about you brah
Joaquin Phoenix: I know brah, I know
XD XD XD
2008 : "Let's put a smile on that face!"
2018 : "But this, does put a smile on my face"
2019 : "My mom always tells me to smile and put on a happy face"
@@spiderjerusalem4009 This smile thing is some serious shit
Thanos Becomes Darkseid
2020 : **DONALD TRUMP** - Did I hear “Missile” ??
😂👍
Can we just appreciate how good of a dancer he is
In the end, that's life.
@Harley Quinn i like marvel but whatever the mcu think they are.
@Harley Quinn i see ur point. They ruined Spider-Man
Harley Quinn bruh most of mcu fans are adult just cause it has a pg13 don’t mean it’s for kids lmao 🤣 DC only had 1 rated R film
@Harley Quinn I'm not interested in marvel comics or even movies but it's disappointing how i can clearly see your childish behaviour despite the fact you're saying that the "mcu is for kids".
@Harley Quinn whatever you say mate.
This Joker had 3 types of laughs: the one from his condition, the one he fakes, and his genuine one.
Edit: Thanks for the likes! Some of you guys are dicks, but the ones leaving genuinely nice comments or comments of discussion I thank.
like the description says
Comedy comes in three I suppose
rchavezj ayyyyy
Fake and gay
Has to win best picture!
The reason he's laughing is because earlier Thomas Wayne said that if he touched his son again he would kill him. Well, jokes on you Thomas.
There are lots of cool and innovative stuffs happened in The Dark Knight Trilogy but there is no emotional stakes, you don't really care about any characters.
But here in Joker, it makes you care and feel.
That’s not the actually reason but it’s a theory
Yes.
@@RisingDawn12 no🙂🙂
@@aadritmedhi3741 horrible does not mean bad in this context i think
Two words that perfectly describe this masterpiece.
Poetic and psychotic.
Ho
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@johnfreepunk6664 underrated comment
That's 3 words though! xD
“All it took was one, REALLY, bad day.”
I really hope Nolan take notes here about what is character driven films.
Lol wthym his whole life was bad
M T yeah, but it took one bad day to make him finally snap.
"Madness is like gravity.All it takes is a little push."Joker in The dark knight
It took several bad days to make this Joker snap. Beaten up on the job, losing his job, getting assaulted on a train which lead to a self defense/execution, getting rejected by his supposed "father", discovering his mother was never truly his mother while also being responsible for his mental scars and conditions, and then discovering his love interest was never his due to delusions. Imagine actually cramming *all that* into one day.
_"Smile, because it confuses people. Because it's easier than explaining what is killing you inside."_
*~ The Joker*
@@behindthen0thing FOH with that 80s phrase, Gorbachev.
Dumb
This is a movie some yall need to stop taking quotes to heart lol
Viddy well little brother, viddy well
@@behindthen0thing what's your issue? It's alright if people take quotes from movies, there's nothing wrong with that. Just let others be.
Why is the category gaming?
“You wouldn’t get it.”
Because joker is a gamer
That means Batman’s a boomer
Gamers rise up!
Because Joker hates women and minorities.
Because arthur and gamers both being oppressed
The first and only time Arthur genuinely laughs in the movie, not caused by his condition.
I think that his laugh after he killed Murray was real too. He was pretty happy about it.
no he laughed in madness in several other scenes, like after the talk show shooting he was laughing in his chair.
We live in a society
I did not even realize that was the end line!
I didnt get it, i mean the end, did he killed his therapist?
@@asmodeus3447 She wasnt his therapist She was a doctor of the Arkham asylum and i suppose he then escaped
Small minds easily impressed ?
Crazy Fox Dang man, that hurts
Director: Wow great job on the film Joaquin!
Joaquin: Wait you were filming?
This is very underrated
Underrated
monkaS
Film?
@@Ammoniumbicarbonat Joker
I'm only going to turn on the Oscar's to watch him win.
Samuri Deli unfortunately he probably won’t, the Oscars are rigged
@@coolzombie816 I'm fairly optimistic he will win.
Samuri Deli fingers crossed, he deserves it. Incredible performance.
You're going to be disappointed
@@coolzombie816 I promise to kiss your ass if he doesn't.
This is a VERY effective way for the movie to do that last kill. We don't even see what he DOES, we just see him leaving PERFECT bloody footprints, there's so much of it on his shoes, and we're just left to wonder what he DID to her!
And also IF he even did anything to her, or whether he's imagining things.
The line "get their kicks stomping on a dream" then walks out with bloody foot prints makes me think he stomped her to death
This is when he actually completely transcends himself to the Joker persona, you can see him dancing around after killing the doctor in joy. This is the comicbook Joker in all his scooby-doo esque glory.
no, this is when he thinks about jared leto
omg i thought it was only red paint and he was making horror footprints as a joke but you opened my mind
Nicholson did it before it was considered edgy.
i love how after all the crazy/sad/disturbing shit this movie brought us... It ends with the classic 'The End' logo... Its as if its a fun/happy/innocent movie as if nothing bad ever happened
It is just a story.
@@benjamin5263 not for long.
Same its my favorite movie
@@thalassaer4137 sic semper tyrannis
@@benjamin5263 thanks Captain Obvious
"Stomping on others dreams"
*Walks out with bloody shoeprints*
Good one, Joker.
O
“Stomping on a Dream “
song name?
@@demibasan1714 thats lifw
Arthur's dream was stomped out by everyone around him, and now Jokers dream is to inflict that same sentiment onto others.
1:44 The way he sang “stomping on a dream” was bone chilling.
Psychologist: "What's so funny?"
Arthur: "So there was this guy that *chuckles* turned himself into a pickle."
Funniest shit I've ever seen
Yeah, she wouldn't get it, sadly.
Teenagers version: Why so serious
Men's version: HAHAHA You wouldn't get it
😂😂🤣🤣
Shut up Jerry !
This version of the joker was portrait perfectly. You could feel him slowly going insane.
Fact:
Heath ledger who was rapist originally committed suicide. Crying Batman fans had to beg higher authorities to alter the reason to OD'ed.
@@lickenhuntsman5338 I know, and heath ledger wasn't a rapist, he had rape claims against him which turned out to be false.
@@musicalmoose2698 ask Christian Bale. It's true
@@lickenhuntsman5338 Bro, this was a comment about phoenix not ledger. I didn't ask.
@@lickenhuntsman5338 Wtf are you even talking about.
if you noticed, this is the first time he's laughing with no pain.
Second time actually
First was on the Murray show
@Ali Shabbiri nope, after he Shot Murray he laughed genuinely. After he sees the crowd going wild when he's in the Police Car, He laughed genuinely. When he told the Joke about the son who got killed by a drunk driver, he laughs genuinely...
Ali Shabbiri you wouldn’t get it
@@DundG exactly
Why did they make a second movie, this was legit a perfect ending.
I agree
Why can't you just ignore the sequel if you don't like it, it's fiction; you don't have to accept the sequel as canon, easy fix
@grenouillesupreme Because that god-awful, disturbed, lazy writing, so-called “sequel” should never have been made in the first place. Todd should have left the first film alone in the first place.
@@traydaniel0403 he will do what he wants regardless of what you think
Me: There is no such thing called a perfect performance.
Joaquin phoenix: hold my card
“You want to know how I got these scars?”
Nothing beats ledger...
@@pummyy I agree. Nobody can beat that man. Ledger is the joker, not even going to question his acting. But Joaquin's portrayal of a different kind of joker is legendary. Just look at his acting , it's fucking perfection.
@@pummyy Phoenix already surpassed Ledger...
Absolutely!
Me: why the category is gaming?
RUclips: You wouldn't get it
@hey what cool
the fuck is up with that profile picture ?
@@nikhilpujyar1525 yes
@@RisingDawn12 yes
Category is gaming because I put gaming in the tags lol
2:28 Hes dancing when the song says “Thats life and I can’t deny it.” Like he’s accepting what his life is now.
Scorpionstrike7 he raped the air
What a very dumb movie.
I like how he smiles with his heart and not trying to stop it like earlier showing he totally became joker
Poetic and genius ending. Probably the most relevant film of this decade.
Joaquin Shang explain it?
Um..... if you haven’t seen it already we can’t tell you. It’s too hard to explain.
Will Rogers it puts a spin on the cliche ending of the main character walking into the sunset and everything is optimistic. The spin there is that Arthur is dancing due to becoming the Joker and feeling like he’s completely free and nothing can hurt him anymore.
@@MisterRawgers you wouldn't get it.
It's dumb, like "fake deep"
I feel this is a callback to Arthur's previous psychiatrist and how she didn't really care about how Joker truly felt. Joker knew that this second psychiatrist would be no different, which is why he completely disregarded her request to know what he was laughing about. No matter what he'd tell her, she wouldn't get it.
You don't listen do you?
It should also be mentioned about Arthur's laughter in the first sequence and how it was his uncontrollable head-trauma laugh, and in the final sequence it's true, genuine laughter.
@MAST3RCHIEF 98 OMFG, I'm dead lol
ah the same idiot here who thinks drug addiction is something you can overcome by eating chocolate. get lost you emotionless kid. we dont want your analysis. You dont know anything about that.
Haha, why bother?😏
Yo when he looks at the therapist, That look in his eye - I felt chills, like the whole dynamic in the room shifted. like a predator calculating which approach it was going to use to kill its prey. No makeup no nothing just pure psychopath level Joker at that moment. Communicated in one look. that was truly oscar worthy
Pure malicious intent.
It reminded me of that scene in Silence of the Lambs where doctor Lecter is talking to the Senator about Buffalo Bill. Even though they have him chained up and restrained, he's still in complete control of the situation. The funniest part is that they still feel like they have power over him.
Now I can never unseen that 😮
Exactly. At that point he had already decided to kill her and was just thinking about how he was going to do it and which way was going to be funnier to him
Same situation with Murray - unbroken eye contact without blinking until the decision has been made
Absolutely love this movie, obsessed with the characters, the plot and how It demonstrates real issues in society, and i love him dancing in the end, hes so careless and free, my Fav Joker.
Absolutely. I remember feeling uplifted for the guy, because he found his niche. My wife was not as impressed though.
People who have not seen the movie: why is he laughing
The people who have: you wouldn't get it
I watched it with my two friends, and they fall asleep for half of the movie...
I guess they literally wouldn't get it...
Malik Haidar I hope that’s not your friends anymore
Maybe the movie was boring to them.
@@lepopol8393 Nah, just typical of normies...
@@SilkyLew I asked them after the show, what did you expect? Batman? And they vaguely said yes...
Media: this film Will inspire mass shootings and murders
Also the Media: why are you people dancing on stairs?
Everyone: *You wouldn't get it*
you didnt get the movie if you think this will inspire shootings...
That's life intensifies*
It does the opposite. It brings awareness to mental health and how no one pays these people the attention they so desperately need.
This did inspire shootings. The media is right. Look at what happened to general Solielama in Iran.
@@brofessorb1768 so you wanna say that the joker inspired donald trump to kill Solielama, okay.
In this scene, where he has no makeup, he's finally the Joker
He is joker with and without the makeup
Nah he became Heisenberg
Caspean Sea ok can we just agree that their both masterpieces at joker
This deserves way more likes
@@Cold780 the difference is : joker said
" you wouldn't get it", Heisenberg said "it is essential not to get it"
Don’t worry guys, the “joke” he’s thinking of was the sequel that never happened. It was all in his head.
This movie will be talked about for a long time
It deserved Best Picture.
What movie?
@@dr.migalitoloveless1651 you wouldn't get it.
Everyone has already forgot it existed an month and a bit ago lol.
@@zenutomic9754 everyone's still talking about it, what do you mean
When he started to sing it gave me chills man this movie is a masterpiece. Joaquin you’re truly legendary along with Heath.
Oscar worthy moment
@@willievision9939 I hope he wins, Phoenix deserves it he was outstanding as Joker.
My hairs shot up right on point
it actually dint give me any chill.. at all
I think heath raised the bar on crazy but this is almost seems like a persons life that kept them selves happy welp that's life it seems
I'm so freaking obsessed with this movie. " Is it just me"?
I mean, his acting is so mesmerizing, it's like I get hypnotized.
Dude I feel the same. I literally can't stop watching these clips
@@michaeledwards6136 great mind's think alike! 😉😜
same here... I mean, these clips are so addicting.
No it's not just you.
The joker is mesmerizing....
In my mind this is the end of Arthur’s story, it’s perfect, fits well into the film and the character he’s based on, he has truly become the Joker and the sequel never happened
Just saying, the 70s-early 80s aesthetic was one of the best choices made for this film. The grittiness of that era pairs well with the tone of the story.
Completely agreed
Yup
Reminds me of how Daniel Day Lewis looked in the name of the father
Scary thing is parts of America are still like this today. It really highlights the growing gap between rich and poor.
@@StuartRyan-yi5okNo, it’s just showing that compassion was not a priority then, and it is still not around entirely now.
Doctor: What’s so funny?
Arthur: Just thinking of a joke...
Doctor: You wanna tell it to me?
Jared Leto: Hunka Hunka
Arthur: You wouldn’t get it.
Lmaooo
Ahhhhhhh haaaaaaas leave Jared Leto alone 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Doctor: ...
Ledger: Why so serious?
Trying to get likes
😂😂 I can feel the cringe of the Leto's scene in club: "Hunka-hunka".
"Some people get their kicks, stomping on a dream"
*stomps the woman to death*
why are you thinking he stomped her to death? i mean yes his shoes has blood on it but if you see second look its only on his shoes soles not on his trousers or shirts etc. only soles ... so i think yes he killed her but didn't stomp her to death at least dunno how he killed her though cause except soles everything else looks clean white to me.
@@velosong3396 ok..
It's a joke?
If you look closely he has a little blood on the bottom of his right leg
Ledger: Why so serious?
Joaquin: 🤣🤣 You wouldn't get it
Licken Hunstman wait people are still watching this
i cant believe Todd ruined this. Subversion is only a good party trick when its satisfying, I'm not the Joker, Arthur is.
“And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music”
Friedrich Nietzsche
Ali Shabbiri lmfao tf y’all talking about
🤯♥️
This movie is legendary, like, the acting, the presentation. Everything is just perfect.
Pedrøw not really
Pedrøw It’s okay
don't forget the soundtrack fam
@@jedmclachlan2147 well, everyone has it's own opinion.
Has to win best picture, HAS to!
The laughing scene is so unnerving for me. His portrayal of an individual with mental health who just lost it and is in his own mind is spot on. I work for a mental health facility and I had a kid who was scitchzophrenic and he would go on laughing tangents while smoking his cigerette to the very last inch left besides the filter. I'd often ask what he was laughing at and he would just say "nothin". People who are in their heads so much often do not feel like going the extra effort of explaining what is going on. This scene was intense and acurate to say the least. Bravo.
That’s scary dude 😧!! I’ll be shitting myself if I was in your position, because you never know they’re thinking about. But I also feel pity for them, because it’s out of their control, and they didn’t ask to be in that state of mental instability.
@@BJenno Oh, for sure dude. It's gotta be hell on earth. He would often be staring off into the distance and i'd ask him what he see's and he just saw people standing there. Monster's or aliens or whatever he would see and he wouldn't bat an eye. Just used to it and that is super scary in itself. I definitely wouldn't want to be in his mind
@@clifford623 even though it’ll be scary, but it’s fascinating, in a certain way.
The kid was smoking? How old was he?
@@johnx140 Haha, kids smoke at like 10 these days! but this kid was 18 so he was a little older.
No sequel was necessary
Joker rotted in Arkham and Batman was born on the same day Fleck died.
It sucks cus this ending was great, Joker knows he just put something in motion, and IS the Joker now. But the sequel he be like "nah, I'm not Joker anymore, just a regular guy." Stab stab stab
@@Sean-t9n you wouldn't get it
@@FeeIRG It makes sense what Todd was doing but still, a huge part of him doing the sequel like that was just to be pretentious.
@@Sean-t9n what Todd did doesn't even make sense. He used the brand "Joker", which is about a clown crimelord, to tell the story of a real madman getting raped and shanked in the prison. That's like making a movie about "Batman", but showing Batman getting shanked and dying in his first encounter with crimes because that's what happens in real life. People pay money to see the Joker, the comic character, not to see misery porn of prison abuse. The only thing that makes sense here is Joker 2 getting none of the money Joker 1 got.
@@Sean-t9nthe sequel completely retcons this scene tbh. If the theories r right, this even takes place in the future, meaning joker never dies.
I love how optimistic this ending is despite the fact that the joker had been born.
After all it is Arthurs happy ending, where he is finally happy. Finally at peace with himself.
Better living here rather than in cruel society...
im thinking the blood coming off his shoes at the end belonged to that lady...
xErikTheRedx no, his spaghetti fell on the ground and he accidentally stepped on the tomato sauce
Because he's no longer the victim, he's the monster now.
This is actually my favorite scene of the whole movie,his laugh,his eyes,the blood on his feat,the dancing,the music,it gives me goosebumps,I just love it.
This, the train chase and the blood smile are my favourite scenes.
The movie is my favorite scene.
It is disturbing, what do you like?
@@HLl564 the whole movie is disturbing lol
@@HLl564 Precisely
The Critics: "We didn't get it."
John Marston thanks, John marston!
John Marston I’m sorry to say it there right..joker is Overrated
Jhon Marston Tv didnt existed yet in 1899
John Marston Jim Milton
Kayden Tullett oh are u my teacher now?
"The End".
There you have it! This is the end of the story, and Joker: Folie a Deux never happened.
DC: Laughing about how Endgame got 1 Oscar nomination and Joker 11
Marvel: “What’s so funny? Do you wanna tell me?”
DC: “You wouldn’t get it”
dc can make great movies when they dont try and be like marvel
@@ugeekin8519 They didn't.They tried to be like the dark knight.Everything was dark and sad.Shazam was the first step to get out of there.
@@mjfan1588 the dark knight was good but the others didn' match
Marvel laughing they made almost 3 billion, they can buy the oscars.
@@Realelduque I'm pretty sure they can't😂
"I've been a puppet, a pauper, a pirate
A poet, a pawn and a King..."
Should have been "and a prince"
Jason Carto idiot.
Why Watchme why is he an idiot? He was just sharing his opinion.
@@fletcher4098 He just add "idiot" to the list. lololol :VV
@@annatsukiya I think he was calling him an idiot...... which is true. Because that song is legendary.
Marvel: We have armies.
DC: We have a clown.
V(2005), constantine(2005), and dr.manhattan the naked blue man!
@@RisingDawn12 Then don't watch RUclips videos of it.
@@RisingDawn12
Wow, you're a very talented troll.
Marvel has Deadpool which is the biggest anti-hero known in comics. The Joker is only a good villain if Batman is involved in some capacity otherwise a story without Batman with the Joker is meaningless. Even this movie had to have Bruce Wayne in it to prove that point. While I am a DC Comics fan I will not ignore the success of the MCU which are more popcorn flicks and two or three thought-provoking films that can be half as interesting as a DC film. Also the MCU never had a film bomb as hard as Batman and Robin. I don't understand why we have to always compete, but if people are going to compete they might as well look at the sales proving themselves. Joker is an underrated achievement, but can it continue to follow up more money like the MCU has with their movies.
@@RisingDawn12 you love it that is why you watched the video and commented.
the ending of this felt oddly victorious. he's free now, in his own way.
He won because the correct way to win in his life's conditions... is to do what you want. Without rules.
Kinda like Jevil from Deltarune: both are locked up somewhere but think they're free to the world.
@@MariOmor1 Nah. Joker's actually a good piece of media, hard to compare the two.
@@ghhn4505 Deltarune is also a good piece of media. Maybe you can elaborate?
and that's another reason why they should put the My Way song from frank sinatra in the credits intead of That's life
What a masterpiece this film was
@@zackstoner4523 what the fuck are you talking about?
@@zackstoner4523 ok Boomer
@@yosharian I am saying i do not like the movie.... Maybe the words i used were to large?! That is my opinion... In America we are aloud to have those....
@@ricklob1222 Boomer? I have no idea what that means... but ohh err i am so offended?? Is that the response you wanted??
@@zackstoner4523 How is this movie even remotely analogous to Green Lantern or Daredevil? You must be a troll or a halfwit to even make that comparison in the first place. And nobody involved in this movie is embarrassed about it.
One of the most depressing, sad and yet satisfying character metamorphosis ever seen in a feature film.
One of the biggest exaggerations of all time and it's not even close. This is a fucking mediocre performance at best. Extremely cringy and not deep or scary at all
The story of a man who found himself and his place in life.
Snctm 11 the place of a physchopath and he got a sweet deal cuz he wayy to crazy to go to jail 🤦♂️🤪
@@Lilskies12 wrong emojis bud
This type of comment of yours don't need emojis
Same as Unbreakable ending.
A Frustrated Gamer see this stuff is interesting it’s why I’m going back to college for a degree in abnormal physcology and criminal physcology
What an incredible end to an incredible film! I’m so glad they didn’t make a sequel that completely ruins everything in the first film.
I heard they were going to but stopped when the director wanted to punish fans of the first film
Perfect execution and way to end this movie. Got chills while he's singing along with the music plus his eyes, the way he stares, felt like it's penetrating directly to my soul.
It's one of the most perfect endings I've seen for a film the way it wraps it up is flawless Phoenix is gonna get that oscar
Kubrickian stare
They should have ended on the car scene
Are u sure thats what hes penetrating 🤔 in ur mind??
that's gay
Jack Nicholson: “Jack is dead my friend .You can call me Joker.”
Heath ledger: “I’m not a monster. I’m just ahead of the curve.”
Joaquin Phoenix: “When you bring me out, can you introduce me as Joker?”
"....Joker is what you called me on TV Murrary".
Jared Leto: Listen, you are my gift to this handsome hunka hunka (sits on guys lap and starts rubbing crotch on guys stomach)
It was murray who gave him the identity which inturn took his life.
@Tornike Tvalchrelidze He didn't make that up. That's literally what Jared Leto's Joker does in Suicide Squad. It's cringe.
Tornike Tvalchrelidze Yes it certainly does show him doing that in the movie. Go watch the movie if you don’t believe him ;)
Ends the first movie singing along to music in his head only he can hear. The sequel turns out to be a full-blown musical filled with dance routines that only he and Harley can hear in their heads.
[69% on Rotten Tomatoes, 1 Billion in box office and dozens of nominations]
Critics: You wanna tell it to me?
Audience: You wouldn't get it.
Rotten tomatoes more like Disney tomatoes
Nice
Rotten tomatoes doesn't matter anymore
Look at how they rate Dave Chapelle compared to Amy Schumer. They are completely invalid after that.
A guy. Your a moron. This movie was garbage.
Mom : Why do you keep saying “you wouldn’t get it” ?
Me : “You wouldn’t get it”
Proceeds to grabbing the pillow
😂
Underrated
@@tbk7158 BROOOOO WHAT???!?!?!?
He just won the golden globe 🏆 for best actor in Joker 🃏👌
Clandestine Tactical well deserved too
All he needs now is an OSCAR.
Definitely 😊👍
The composer also won for the best score I believe.. I'm so so glad for her! The 'Bathroom Dance' is legendary!
Li Tobler same - she also did the sound for Chernobyl 2019 - excellent 👌
So glad that this movie never had a sequel, just like Pacific Rim
Only 1 movie and that's it.
I have some shitty ass news for you man
@@loganf8815 the man is trying to forget Joker 2 .. dont remind him or me 😢
Yeah, the matrix never got a sequel, right? It was such a good movie, could go in any mad direction for a sequel.... hopefully not dull, aimless, talking direction
you guys don’t know cinema and that’s ok. but the sequel was very well done
@@LuckyxCaponeHow was it very well done? It was nothing but Todd Phillips completely shitting on the original film and its fans.
"You wouldn't get it."
*watches Joker walk down the hall with blood on his shoes*
Me: oh I think she got it alright
I gasped out loud when I first saw that in the theater. That was like, ok, now he's REALLY dangerous.
Sif Greyfang ur not funny
@@catsfirst 201 people disagree
Make that 205.
@@Erdbeersaft-asdw he is right tho
One day friends. One day the joke will become reality.
one day is today
@@SparklingWater445 you wouldn't get it.
it's already
:)
@Lost Soul you meant fine wine. The joke was already a reality but a matter of *when*
I'm 67, and I came here for Sinatra. But, after watching this, I think "The Joker" is something that I need to see, and I don't get excited about movies very often anymore. I hope I get it..
Did you like it Dave?
@@dillyc_11 Hey, DillyC. Thanks for asking. I haven't had the chance, yet. Do you know if it's out on video yet? I want my grandson to watch it with me, so I won't get scared, lol. In Batman comics when I was a kid, the killer of Bruce Wayne's parents was unknown. Jack Nicholson's Joker was the first Wayne killar that I knew of. I didn't like the Joker being killed off in that movie, and I didn't like the other Michael Keaton Batman movies, either, so I didn't watch. another Batman until the Batman-Superman movie, and I liked it pretty good 👍. I was gonna watch the Heath Ledger Batman, but after reading comments for "That's Life" I decided to skip Heath. It's been hard to take in all the changes in the DC Universe. Like that Lex Luther is not a mad scientist, but the evil head of a global corporation, and he still had his hair. In Superboy comics, Lex Luther was a well known teenaged do gooding genius. At a science exhibition, Superboy accidentally spilled chemicals on Lex, and it burned off his thick red hair. Lex got pissed off and turned evil, lol. Sorry, didn't intend to write a novel. I think I'll like it and I will let you know. What did you think about it?
Dave English It’s available on ITunes and on other platforms I believe. The physical Blu-ray copy had already released last month so I recommend that you buy one. Also this movie shares no similarities or connections with the comics or the DC film universe, it’s completely separate and tells its own unique story. Joker in this film is also extremely different to how he is usually portrayed in the comics and tv shows, but it still is an excellent film.
@@cynicalmemester1694Thank You for the info, good sir. Oh, yeah, the bits and pieces that I've seen definitely seem a whole lot different than any super hero movie I've ever seen, and thanks to you and some others, aI'm now realizing it's because there is no super hero in this movie! Also, I know of no superhero flick in which the lead actor won an Oscar for that role! Or even a nomination! All that, and the people's comments went on and on about how much they liked this film, some saying it's the best they've ever seen! I'm starting to think it might be an ok movie to watch, lol. J/K. I'll bet my grandson has a blueray player. If not, we'll just get a VHS copy lol. Kidding again, thanks again. I'll let you y'all know what I think of it. I'm gonna see if we can watch it sometime this week. Thank You very much Mr. CynicalMemester, Sir, for helping me on this journey to The Joker. I'm looking forward to it!
Dave English You’re welcome sir :)
He is laughing because he was an orphan and now Bruce is too.
Imagine in a parallel universe, the joker just tells her a funny joke and they laugh it off together.
Jim Oscares crazyyy
Or
-- what's so funny?
-- you wouldn't get it
-- try me, Arthur
-- well.... Hahaha.... a man rides a miniature horse into a bar. Orders 3 whiskeys-- says one is for himself, one is for the horse, one is for the gatekeeper. Bartender says ok pal, I see you, I see the horse... Where is the gatekeeper? Guy says-- hahaha-- guy says, well, if you rode through the Siene at midnight with your mother on tap, I'd be asking YOU! *descends into fits of laughter*
-- Arthur, I don't.... understand..
-- I told you you wouldn't get it.
-- Can you... explain it to me?
-- No. I'm tired. I want to lie down on my cot now.
*Psychiatrist calls for his escort. Ponders his words, shakes her head quizzically. Goes to the staff lounge and asks the other doctors if she can run a joke by them. They listen quietly. She gets to the punchline. One doctor burps but other than that it's silent, and tbh, that one doctor has a history of inappropriate burping so no one bats an eye. Psychiatrist says do any of you get that joke? They all say no. Then one asks if anyone wants to try his wife's new berry cobbler recipe and they all are like oh wow, that sounds amazing. The camera pans out as they are getting plastic forks and napkins. The End.
To be honest I can see why they went with another ending.
@@antonialeigh did you make that up on the spot.
I actually love that the main song of the movie is “That’s life” by Frank Sinatra (a fav tune of mine personally). It describes all the situation and the life of Arthur so perfectly. In this last scene it’s like Arthur saying “that’s life, I don’t care, I killed some people, I’m the bad guy and I love it, I’m free, it’s all cool”. And that’s why this song as a playback suits amazingly for the ending scene and generally for the whole aesthetic of the movie
It also describes society in general. We all have are different places in life that may be unfair and imbalanced. But we just accept it and say "well, thats life" as if we're submissive to our fate. In the Joker's case, its the same thing but now at a different place in his life where he accepts his fate but no longer submissive to it.
@@bkimatab f**kin true
Funny thing is Frank Sinatra was actually almost cast as the Joker in 1960s Batman tv series but they casted Caesar Romero instead.
I bet you never knew the song until the movie
Dark ass musician
The joke is that Bruce is a loner, an orphan, and an outcast just like the Joker. Arthur expects Bruce to become just like him, a crazed maniac.
Ironically, we know that Bruce will be everything the Joker is not. Jokes on him.
fraz wearing a bat suit and fighting criminals at night is hardly a normal thing to do
Aiden Scott True but arguably better than drugs and suicide
The Joke is he created the Batman.
The Connection he almost had with Bruce as his Brother expecting to be Thomas Wayne's another son too fell apart, but because of what he did the riot, the chaos and how it was the reason Bruce's parents were dead in the alley all because of him.
He finally has the purpose in his life and a connection with Bruce as his Arch nemesis.
That's the Big Joke.
This is present times.
He knows Bruce is Batman and others don't which is why they wouldn't get it.
How does he know that though?
@@Bloodhurl67 Ofc the Wayne Parent's death is a Big deal especially Gotham.
Possibly by news or anyone who talked about it.
To me, this ending is what makes it a perfect Joker movie. What does Joker always do? Give a multiple choice past, especially to therapists. Usually in the form of a sob story to garner sympathy.
What if all of what we just saw, the Waynes, the Murray Franklin show, all of it, was just another one of those? What if it’s actually what happened and no one believes him because… it’s the Joker?
And he’s laughing because he’s a sick, sadistic, evil monster… and he just made you feel bad for him. The jokes on all of us.
damnnnnnn
Nonsense. This is his real story
Hence why it was made
@@MaoistJohnWick actually his real story is a bunch of a lies thats how the original creator of him made it. Everytime the joker gives you a backstory its a lie because deep down he hides the truth. However in every story there is some hints of truth. This version however could be true since its made by someone completely different however you wont know one way or the other until the creator says so.
he knows life is a tragedy and it's tragically funny.
Laffy Viret but he realizes that his life is a joke...........with a big punchline.
you should tell him the pagliacci joke, pretty sure he'd laugh so hard
Todd Phillips said this was the only time he was really laughing, all other times were part of his act. The reason it flashes to Bruce in the alley is that this scene (with the doctor) is this takes place in the future where Batman is out there and he made him.
@@soulja5252 what kind?
Yes and no. I remember reading that THIS was the only real laugh, but he doesn’t explain WHY!.
Which was the movies whole point.
It wants to keep you guessing.
We know we can’t trust the Jokers Narrative because he THINKS something has happened when it hasn’t. (The girlfriend).
So maybe you’re right and he somehow found out the irony of it all in the future.
Or maybe he’s the one who shot them. The clown thug does say the exact same thing to Thomas as the joker did to Murray, and they were both seen as father figures.
Or maybe none of it happened and we just saw this whole movie in the Jokers head, and THATS the joke.
Who knows.
Edd D I buy this over anything else
0:54 bruce standing in front of his dead parents and joker laughing right after that is an iconic scene omfg..
Edit: thanks for the likes guys🤘🏼
It means this scene is taken place in future where Bruce is now Batman and has sent Joker to Arkham..
He is laughing, because, joker is no longer a man, it's a phenomenon..
@@PralaynathGendaswami yeah true!
Sarcastically Sarcastic fax
@@RisingDawn12 Omg predictable troll
@@RisingDawn12 Pretty dull and arrogant for being a Lime green colour. I'd say you're more like, red and orange.
Arthur was actually a pretty decent guy. Never was malicious toward anyone who showed him respect and basic human decency. He just burned down the village to feel it's warmth
Did you miss the part in this scene where he leaves the room with the nurses blood on his foot prints?
@@cs9115 I'm talking about before he killed those guys on the Subway