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22:16 “You were the only one that was ever nice to me.”
A very important life lesson here.
I've always made it a point to be nice to the weird kid
Joker’s origins aren’t set in stone (The Dark Knight film was accurate in how his past changed from what he wants to tell people and may even believe from day to day). This is just one interpretation of what may have happened.
Correct. 👍There are several origin stories. My favorite is The Killing Joke and sequel The Three Jokers. It has the best sense of closure and explains why Batman does not know who the Joker is.
"If I'm to have a real identity, I want it to be multiple choice."
For general audience, it is now.
@@michaelgonzalez6295 as it was explained in the Arkham Asylum graphic novel. The joker may have no personality and just reinvents himself from day to day. That’s why one day he is a mischievous clown, another day a violent psychopath.
Maybe this movie just happens inside his head where he thinks he created batman
Joaquin Phoenix is such a phenomenal actor. Definitely one of the best currently living in my opinion. As seen in both Joker and Gladiator, he's able to play a villain so damn well. Great reaction, Mary.
He was pretty good in SIgns too
You Were Never Here is another stunning and amazing performance. I mean frankly listing good Joaquin Phoenix roles could just go on and on. He makes very careful choices of what roles he takes making every movie something worth seeing.
Absolutely CHANNELLED Johnny Cash in Walk The Line, too! Just an incredible performance!
From Joker to Jesus to Johnny Cash.
Joaquin can do it all
And let's not forget Brother Bear!
Every film adaptation of Batman has its own continuity, and this is no different. It’s not so much “this is what happened” as just taking the mythology of recognizable characters as a framework and using it to tell its own story.
Yes. The comics and the characters have existed for decades, so their stories have been retold, reimagined, and reinterpreted numerous times. For that reason, there often isn't a single definitive version. The Joker depicted in this film is largely a new and different interpretation of the character, though it does cherry-pick details and elements from the comics.
The film is ultimately a story about a person's further descent into mental illness and an indictment of how society and its systems have chronically misunderstood, stigmatized, mistreated and failed those struggling with mental illness. It's just told through the prism of The Joker and Gotham City.
@@glennwelsh9784 It's commentary on mental health and wealth disparity which is actually why most people started rioting because they figured the Joker killed those Wall Street guys as a political statement about the socio-economic state of the city.
Yes, there is a lot of fluidity to the mythos of all the comic book characters. Always in a constant state of reimagining and making them fresh and renewing their relevance.
Right. There is no "true" Joker origin story in the comics. Even in The Killing Joke, he says something like "It may have happened that way. It may have not. Sometimes I remember it one way, sometimes another. If I have to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice."
Joker is the least reliable narrator to any story, especially his own. Now... would you like to know how I got these scars?
It's not even a story told about a character, but a story told by a character. This is basically Joker telling his story to the audience. "Do you wanna know how I got this scars?" the movie.
Falling Down is a must see after this movie
If you're going to go back to Falling Down, might as well go back to the beginning with Taxi Driver
Falling Down, American Psycho, and Nightcrawler.
Hard to believe the same guy who did a dark edgy movie like Falling Down later on did the awful corny Batman movies. What the hell happened Joel?
This was one of your BEST reactions. Never seen you so expressive, shocked, confused, amazed.
This was such an amazing movie, eerie is apt. The music does a wonderful job supporting that too.
who dey!!!
The thing that makes Joker such an interesting character is that every version that exists of him could be another side to the same person. Cesar Romero, Jack Nicholson, Mark Hamill, Heath Ledger, Joaquin Phoenix, they all show side of Joker, the mob boss, the anarchist, the mentally ill. Even in here, you see a version of the Joker that could be how he sees himself. But by his very nature, he is an unreliable narrator, some parts of his story could be a complete fabrication created just to make the viewer feel and think how he wants them to think. So how do you anticipate a move from a villain who is unreliable in essence. Anything is possible, and that's scary.
Joker has never been an anarchist. An anarchist is someone who advocates an egalitarian, non-hierarchical society without domination, coercion, or exploitation, where all human relationships are based as far as possible on mutual consent.
@@zarquondam um... would like* to see where you're pulling that from. Aside from wikis which define egalitarianism as a form of anarchist equality. This does not mean an anarchist advocates this type of equality, just the destruction of hierarchies needed to enact such a process.
I've been an advocate of egalitarianism for more than a decade, yet never considered anarchists under the same umbrella. This said, I'm open to learning something new.
*Jared Leto (Justice League version)
@@pmaster1173 we don't talk about that one 🤫
@@petrolhead0387 hater
Great reaction.
You should watch *Nightcrawler 2014* , similar vibe to Joker, great performance by Jake Gyllenhaal.
Agree here. Nightcrawler is a masterpiece.
Yup
YES! Easily my favorite movie of all time
Oh YEs. NIghtcrawler is one of my favs.
Agree with all above. That movie is a masterpiece. A creepy dark masterpiece
It's crazy that you mentioned the dancing scene especially because the director said it wasn't supposed to be in the film originally at all. Joaquin Phoenix just adlibbed it and they all went with it. -------- The man is next level on the acting scale. ------- His performance was so impressive it redefined a character we all thought was set in stone. -------- But as we all know the Joker draws in his own sandbox.
I completely missed the blood on his shoes in the last scene!
It’s all a fantasy.. Arthur is sitting in Arkham the whole time, with delusions circling his brain..
This means the Batman and the entire DC universe are all delusions in his head.. And that’s the joke he’s speaking of at the end.. The joke is on the audience, because none of it is real..
@@jacobjones5269 Hence, I don't see any point in doing a sequel for that.
@@BaRaKWTF
I agree, totally.. It’s perfect as it is, and the story needs no further explanation.. I was personally blown away by the reveal..
I’m just a little sad so many people missed it, though.. Because it’s one of the great mental illness movies ever made..
There's alot going on in this movie. So it's easy to miss things.
@@jacobjones5269 What the hell does him having blood on his shoes from killing the psychiatrist have to do with or even prove that the ending is a fantasy and so is everything that came after? That is absolute nonsense. What an ass-pull. Did you get this theory from some 2deep4u youtube channel farming views?
I was blow away by the bathroom dance scene when it first saw it in theaters, the fact he was "self actualizing" and doing that dance to fully embrace the moment and fully become "himself" was eerie and chilling, one of the best moments of the film.
It was improvised!
"As children, we praised heroes. As adults, we understood villians."
So who deserves to be idolized? Batman or Joker?
@@aace9872neither.
@@aace9872Neither. Cause you know. They're not fucking real. Grow up.
@@aace9872 I can feel for both Arthur being shit on his whole life and Bruce losing his parents
@@bryondavis2173Neither. Nobody deserves to be idolized.
I don't know if someone else mentioned this, but the stairs can kind of be seen as representing his sanity. Everyday he'd struggle to get up the stairs, to stay sane. Once he finally gave up, he happily descended down, dancing the entire way.
I've definitely seen this mentioned, unless you meant in this comments section of course, in which case so far you're the first.
You have to see Taxi Driver.🚕
And King of Comedy.
This was such an amazing movie, Joaquin gave a performance for the ages. Never thought I could feel my jaw hurting from the pain he made you feel from all that laughter.
He was adopted. Penny is a delusional psychotic that, through a major flaw in the system, was awarded custody of Arthur. The physical abuse was so severe it caused his inappropriate laughing condition. I'm not 100% on this but either the abuse caused memory loss or Arthur is blocking out those memories as self-defense.
"makes more cents than my life" - always translated wrong in the text/closed captions. The Joke is actually quite funny 🙂 Brilliant acting - great movie.
The thing about Joker is that nothing is quite real, especially his origin. As he once said “If I’m going to have a past, I prefer it to be multiple choice!”
If you listen to the director, he was trying to keep the mystery around the Jokers story by telling this complex story. In short the Joker always tells different versions of his origin. Even in the comics the various writers kept true to telling different stories. This all leads into his madness. The trick of this movie is you don't know what is real and what is in his mind.
And besides the Batman.Joker origins, this film takes major influences from two films by Martin Scorsese, TAXI DRIVER and THE KING OF COMEDY.
19:07 I understand looking away from violence, but for parts like this if you look away you could miss important details.
Such an important movie for mental health awareness. You can see a man with everything throne against him still trying to be good, but gradually devolve into not caring anymore. Its utterly tragic and scarily relatable. Such an amazing but depressing movie.
I love that so many people are blown away by this film but also saddened by how many seem to overlook the commentary on mental health and how society treats those with disorders. The comic book references were to gain the attraction of general audiences but most grab onto that rather than depth of the true subject matter.
Leo DiCaprio is brilliant in once upon a time in Hollywood but Joaquin's Joker is something else. Deserves the Oscar
As someone who has suffered for 7 years with multiple problems, this film hits me so hard.
Marijke. Your emotional character insights are very impressive. So freaking smart and empathic. 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. This is what draws me here week in and week out. Keep up the great great amazing work.
Joaquin Phoenix was nothing short of genius in this role. The movie was so dark, but his character shone. This movie fired on all cylinders. The lighting, the music, the way it was put together and shot, You really were able to dive deep into a disturbed mind. Love, love loved this movie!
This is one of those films that is just so much better than it possibly deserves to be.
What's scary about this is that you can easily imagine this happening to someone in today's world.
FUN FACT: The original Joker doesn't really have an origin story, and that's what makes him very mysterious. this version of joker was just specifcally written for this movie, there's also other media that depicts jokers origin.
didnt he fell into a chemical vat fighting batman or something?
The closest we’ve ever really got to an origin story is the one that’s in The Killing Joke.
That formed the basis for Jack Napiers transformation in Tim Burtons adaptation; as well as the idea that he was a failed comedian & was pushed over the edge by a string of events, which we see in this film.
I think the lack of any truly defined origin story; one that is out right considered cannon, is part of the mass appeal of the Joker as a character. There’s a bit of all of us in him….& like Batman, possesses no special superpowers.
I absolutely loved your reaction to the violent scenes. I've seen this movie 3 or 4 times and even though I know what's going to happen the say it's edited these scenes are still shocking to me today. It's a very depressing movie but it's one of my favorite movies of the last 10+ years.
I think my favorite scene is after the subway murders when he starts dancing in the bathroom. For me I really see that as Arthur being in a state of bliss. The shock of the violent acts he just committed play a part but I think it's mostly the joy at finally standing up for himself for the first time in his life. He's always been the victim but for the first time in his life he's refused to be the victim. Even if the act goes from justifiable self defense (at first) to absolute murder by the last victim he's crossed a point where, obviously for worse, he's decided to no longer be the victim.
The fact the film makers were able to write the story and film/edit it to have you feel sympathy for such a horrible violent person is really amazing. I was really hoping they wouldn't try to make a second Joker movie because you know it's going to be horrible. It made so much money that the big wigs in Hollywood are going to insist on being involved and they are talentless hacks. The last thing I want to see in this universe is Batman showing up.
Subway murder. The first one was clear self defense, second is sort of debatable, the third guy shot while running away was definitely a murder though. Not that I blame him. Had he let the third or even the second guy go he would definitely be in jail for murder.
That was a really great reaction. This is the first time I’ve watched you and I really enjoyed it. Subscribed and looking forward to more
In the comics, there is a great line that tells you exactly what kind of person Joker is.
"When kids want to scare each other, they tell ghost stories. When supervillains want to scare each other, they tell Joker stories."
I feel like parts of this got a stronger reaction than parts of Schindler's List... Had a coworker that said he saw a family bringing their little boy dressed as Batman to watch this in the theater. They weren't worried because "everyone knows Batman will come in and stop him." Hate to think what happened to that kid...
Maybe he becomes the Joker. :)
getting intense psychotherapy sessions
Wasn't Joker rated R? Meaning kids can't watch it? My 17 year old friend was not allowed to watch Joker because he was underaged.
Just say you are parent or guardian of the minor .
When you said that even when you expect him to kill someone, it's somehow still very shocking. I think that's because he's detached from the systems that would normally mediate behavior. Plus there's no way for an observer to know from one moment to the next what circumstances, real or imagined, he's basing his actions on.
It was clear she had no idea what was coming. Several times i was thinking, "you poor thing, you're in for a shock." And on top of that, you have to wonder how much of this was real and how much was in Arthur's head.
I love that scene where he goes to see Bruce. The way Bruce comes right over to this creepy looking guy and then just stands there the whole time says so much about who he is and who he becomes. Even at that age he was drawn to the kind of things that would make other step back.
When I saw this film in the cinema I felt it had a merry-go-round structure where the circular motion draws you into his insanity but where you can also jump on or jump off at any point depending on the appeal of each engrossing scene and your level of doubt as the shock and revulsion grow.
It's important to remember that this isn't canon. This is vastly different than the jokers origin story in the comics but there are some clear similarities. This is a stand alone story that isn't meant to be part of the DCEU.
I dont remember which batman comic it was that had his origin but I believe it was the killing joke. In that he was like a failed standup comic. That's the main similarity but it also says that nobody knows if that story is even true. It's very ambiguous and I love that about the joker. He doesnt even know his true origin.
So basically everything about this story is unique to this version of the joker, even his name, Arthur. Although one thing I really liked was Thomas Wayne's reaction to him, punching him and telling him that if he came near his son again he would fucking kill him.
In one of the big DC storylines called flashpoint, the flash ends up in a different universe where everything is different. Bruce Wayne was killed as a kid in front of his parents and it made his parents go crazy. Thomas became Batman, except he kills criminals, and Martha becomes the joker.
The outburst Thomas has with Arthur just reminded me of that, normally Thomas is depicted as a christ like figure. So I cant help but think that this was a deliberate nod to that story.
I actually wish less people would try and make this canon in any sense. I see this film as commentary on how society treats people with mental illness and the overall disregard for mental health. The comic book references are just to make the subject matter accessible to general audiences but it seems most only want to attach to the comic book references.
i like how in the end Mary says "Here we go" which brings back a Heath Ledger Joker qoute
Joaquin's acting in this is insane but if you want his best performance of all time, in my humble opinion, You Were Never Really Here is probably my favorite movie he was in. It tackles dark subject matter just like Joker but its a fantastic movie about Trauma and a broken man.
Yessss! One of the most powerful performances I've ever seen. And Jonny Greenwood's score 🔥🔥
I love it.
When Joker comes out he's creepy and confident.
The haunting score really helps add so much atmosphere and menace to the film. Great reaction 👍
I found the movie gets better with a second and third rewatch. I enjoyed your reaction. Thank you for sharing your journey with us.
Also, in the Batman comic, "The Killing Joke". Joker famously says, "I got this way after having ONE BAD DAY. All that is required for a hero to become a villain is ONE BAD DAY." Arthur went full Joker after ONE BAD DAY....
This was my favorite Joker reaction because you had compassion for him, but it didn’t blind you to the fact that he’s a maniax]c, this is one of my favorite movies!
This film really jumps to another level when you think about it for a bit. Arthur is an unreliable narrator. Nothing you’re seeing should be taken as what’s actually happening (as with his relationship with his neighbor). Any time people are “just looking out for him” is probably a delusion. So Randal giving him the gun to protect himself probably didn’t happen. Arthur most likely stole it while imagining that Randal was his friend and gave it to him. Hence why Randal was so confused when Arthur mentioned it was his and why Randal came over to talk about it before getting murdered. The incident in the subway could have gone down exactly as it was described on the news with Arthur imagining a self defense scenario. The people striking in clown masks (all wearing the same ones as seen on Arthur’s make up stand… because they probably aren’t wearing them) are possibly upset about the garbage strike mentioned at the beginning of the film. Arthur is just imagining it’s about his situation. So the adoption, the murders, everything could all have happened like the paperwork and news suggested and Arthur was always the insane one. OR! Arthur was right, Thomas Wayne has the resources to cover up a bastard child. Maybe everything we saw was how it went down. Or only some of it. There is no real way to know lol. Love this film!
You get what you f*#$ing deserve: my heartfelt like 👍
... Also did somebody actually complain in the chat premiere about her reacting in a reaction video? Can you believe the nerve of Mary!
A part to notice is the "knock knock" joke he tells on the Murray Show. This is called an "anti-joke" and is a very real type of comedy that relies on stringing along the audience and denying them a punch line. A very key moment because he spent his whole life trying to write jokes and make people laugh and be happy. But now that he snapped, the anti-joke represents the entire 180 of his intentions.
This was an amazing movie. Seeing it in the theater was a very very high point of my movie going years. 🐾🐾🍻 It's also a very sad look at how someone can be driven, by circumstances out of his control, onto a very dark road.
Give DC animations a chance too.
you can start by watching Flashpoint
Very good animation.
All it takes is one bad day, right?
“All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy. That's how far the world is from where I am. Just one bad day.”
― Alan Moore , Batman: The Killing Joke
Interestingly, Heath Ledger and Joaquin Phoenix are only the second pair of actors to win an Oscar for the same role along with Marlon Brando and Robert DeNiro for playing Vito Corleone in The Godfather movies.
Joker is on a much higher level than any other superhero themed movie.
It is a psychiatric social work EPIC!!!
This film is inspired by the 80's film, "King Of Comedy" - you should check that movie out when you get a chance.
"Give this man an Oscar!
...
Oh."
Joaquin really heightened this movie hands down
He was also great in the movie Her. Very different movie but also very good.
She is so sweet and wholesome that I didn't even want her to watch this movie. Can't even get through this one I think. But I'll try.
I went to see this twice, first time I was so apprehensive, not because of the reviews but because I knew that the character needed to be done justice to after Heath Ledger's incredible portrayal....I saw it the second time because I couldn't digest it the first time, I was so blown away. I still to this day feel like the Joker resonates with every single one of us, whether we like to believe it or not....those two lines about everyone expecting you to act normal when you have a mental illness, and what do you get when you cross a mentally ill loner with a society that abandons him and treats him like trash....whether you are suffering from anxiety, depression, loneliness, stress.....we all feel that rage at times, of why don't people and society understand that we are not all cut out for a system that only benefits so few.....its now a movie I rarely go back to, because I can feel so much of that emotion inside me that it really can get under your skin a little too much for comfort.
This Joker origin is a different origin from the Dark Knight Joker's. There's some similarities but separate iterations. Great respective performances by Heath Leadger and Joaquin Phoenix playing the character in different ways.
I've been watching your dark knight trilogy reactions because I went to see the new Batman movie yesterday - it's been a joy to watch you react to those, and then come home from work today to see a Joker reaction :)
Hey Mary. Awesome reaction, as always. Ask your patrons to consider "The Green Mile" (1999). It's got Tom Hanks in it and you know what that means.
Acting was so good that it got Phoenix the Academy Award for Best Actor!!
This Joker wasn't connected to the Dark Knight trilogy. He's a different Joker. Just like Jack Nicholson is his own Joker with no ties to Christian Bale's Batman. Same with Jared Leto. All different Jokers. This one was obviously somewhat based on the Dark Knight considering the lack of acid vats but it's still completely his own thing.
I would like to announce that I'm going to arrest you now lmao that was hilarious keep up the great stuff
I felt dirty after watching this movie for the 1st time, that's how good it is.
I recall reading some trivia on the film a while ago that had something to do with the fact that the clocks in the film almost always tell the same time which yields an interpretation that the events of the film are playing out in his mind as he's in an insane asylum and narrating the story to give one possible origin story and is conflating it with his obsession with Bruce Wayne.
Mary, great reaction. If you plan to watch “Falling Down”, check out “Nobody” too. But, you have such a sweet soul, I do worry about you venturing too far down the dark corridors. You are my favorite movie reaction personality, Mary. I love your reactions.
You are so easily the best reactor. Thank u for watching stuff w us.
My problem with this movie is it's not really Joker from Batman in my opinion. My other problem is that we never really know what the truth is and what's in his head.
As high as sky
As cold as ice
As funny as a clown
As right as rain
As light as air
21:24 As good as *"eegh cuss huuah"*
Oh, neee! 🙂
Great reaction!
Great video. You, just like the rest of us, had no idea what we were getting ourselves into with this one. A great film.
interpretation is open on this film but i think that pretty much anything that makes The Joker look good or defensible is imagined. His mom's note and confession, the random acts of violence by the kids and later by the business men, and obviously any and all interactions with his 'girlfriend.' All in his head. He probably saw them happen to other people or on TV. I wouldn't be surprised if in the 'reality' of this world that he had killed his mom before the movie even started. Thomas Wayne was a very good man who never cheated on his wife nor gaslight a woman he impregnated and The Joker is not Batman's brother, but he is insane and chaotic.
this was BY FAR the best non-animated dc movie in the last 20 years.
❤😅 Your reactions are so genuine.
PS: I just realized that Rendall calls him 'Art' and it's derived from his real name [Art[hur.
idk why, but i love the way you say: "Oh, ne(j)" 🤔😁
@Movies with Mary Do you know how i got this smile.... i hit subscribed on this channel called Movies with Mary and waited until she watched the movie Joker and when she got shocked at the violence, i looked at her reaction and said WHY SO SERIOUS???
JOKER, one of my fav 🎥.
Joaquin Phoenix Oscar was well deserved. Great acting by Phoenix
I thought this was a brilliant film with an amazing performance from Joaquin Phoenix. It does borrow heavily from two Martin Scorsese films, Taxi Driver and The King of Comedy. Both starring Robert DeNiro. I highly recommend watching those. Great reaction as always.
His happy ending is our tragedy. We, as a society failed to the point where he finally succeeded in trying to matter, in the worst way possible.
I love that in the background throughout the movie you see numbers counting down until Arthur becomes "The Joker"
Examples?
Phoenix: All i have are negative thoughts
Leto: All i have are negative reviews
The death of Arthur Fleck and the birth of Batman and the Joker.
Before Joker...Joaquin Phoenix has a movie called "You were never really here"...another masterful performance, you should check it out
Amazing reaction Mary 🤠
i'm here for the "nee nee nee"
27:01 its separate of any existing batman movie, its its own universe, but yea its the plot point what made Bruce decide to become batman
It's quite a heavy movie. I walked out of the theater not knowing how to feel. Just generally upset and sad.
I'm not condoning murder here, but I fricking LOVE the "you get what you fucking deserve" speech/"joke". Whilst it's not an excuse to commit murder, it's such a bloody good point that if we ignore the down trodden and we don't act better as a society, we reep what we sow.
I loved this reaction so much ❤❤❤
21:23 I'm an actor too and am waiting for the day someone tells me that my acting is also "eeghhh cusss huuuaah"..!!
The worst part, is that Thomas Wane made this all happen. When he called the everyday people, "Clowns" he united them against himself, i.e. the rich & successful versus the poor. Thomas united them all under the joker clown symbol, so when they rise up behind Arthur and even kill him & his wife, Thomas is actually to blame for all of it. NO ONE ASKED THOMAS TO SAY ANYTHING ! He just did it to make a statement. He caused everything.
Mary Arthur was killing only killing those who'd wronged him in some way, He killed the three men on the subway obviously in self defense though he did take it a bit too far with the third guy. He killed his mother because she not only lied to him his whole life but also because she sat back while her boyfriend abused him, He killed Randell because obviously he got him fired from his job and was nothing but mean to him, and finally he killed Murray Franklin because he basically humiliated him. There was some speculation that he killed his neighbor Sophie but director Todd Phillips confirmed he DID NOT kill her Sophie didn't wrong him in any way so he didn't kill her
17:24 and 19:24 concerning the Princess of Belgium and Arthur. Sometimes it is sad the story is true, sometimes it is sad because it is not.
"Do you feel like at some point his mom is going to pass away and he's going to get worse...?"
...Oh honey... you have no idea...
You've said that his acting is to good?... No, his acting is the greatest! And he really deserved that Oscar he received for this acting.
I love how you say NE its sounds and means the same in bulgarian :D
this movie actually won the oscar for music....
Yeah, the whole time you have to keep in mind that this is a Joker origin story, JOKER! it has to be that dark.