"I'm waiting for the punchline." "There is no punchline." I really, really love this movie. An easy 9/10 rating from me. That said, Heath Ledger is the best cinematic Joker (with Jack Nicholson as a close second). The Joker is a thug and gangster, his first priority is to commit crime to make money and murder is a happy byproduct of his profession. Arthur is a murderer, but he's not a gangster. Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Mick Szal. What Script Fact: The argument in the bathroom between Arthur and Thomas Wayne was improvised by Joaquin Phoenix and Brett Cullen. Standing Ovation Fact: The premiere of the film at the Venice Film Festival drew an eight-minute standing ovation. It went on to be the first R-rated movie in history to make $1 Billion worldwide. Historical Fact: Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) performs stand up at 'Pogo's Comedy Club' in Gotham. Pogo The Clown was the stage name of real life professional clown and serial killer John Wayne Gacy. Typically, Gavy would lure a victim to his home and dupe them into donning handcuffs on the pretext of demonstrating a magic trick. Practical Over CGI Fact: In a deliberate attempt to keep the budget down there are almost no CGI effects shots in this film. One of the very few is the scene where Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) walks towards the building named Arkham Asylum in his attempt to look at his mothers medical records. This scene was CGI enhanced but otherwise most of this film's effects were either practical or created in camera. Medical Fact: Joaquin Phoenix called perfecting the Joker's laugh the toughest part of playing the character. He also sought to portray a character with which audiences could not identify. Pathological laughter is a real-life disorder which causes that the patient suffers of uncontrollable laugh attacks as response for tense or stress situations. Although it isn't usual, these attacks can stop the normal flux of oxygen to the brain or lungs, causing hypoxia or even asphyxia in the patient.
@@joshandcasey I know aa lot of people that said it was one of thee best movies they've ever seen and that's great for them. I found it boring the same with Hereditary OMG those two movies SUCKED
"I'm waiting for the punchline."
"There is no punchline."
I really, really love this movie. An easy 9/10 rating from me. That said, Heath Ledger is the best cinematic Joker (with Jack Nicholson as a close second). The Joker is a thug and gangster, his first priority is to commit crime to make money and murder is a happy byproduct of his profession. Arthur is a murderer, but he's not a gangster.
Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Mick Szal.
What Script Fact: The argument in the bathroom between Arthur and Thomas Wayne was improvised by Joaquin Phoenix and Brett Cullen.
Standing Ovation Fact: The premiere of the film at the Venice Film Festival drew an eight-minute standing ovation. It went on to be the first R-rated movie in history to make $1 Billion worldwide.
Historical Fact: Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) performs stand up at 'Pogo's Comedy Club' in Gotham. Pogo The Clown was the stage name of real life professional clown and serial killer John Wayne Gacy. Typically, Gavy would lure a victim to his home and dupe them into donning handcuffs on the pretext of demonstrating a magic trick.
Practical Over CGI Fact: In a deliberate attempt to keep the budget down there are almost no CGI effects shots in this film. One of the very few is the scene where Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) walks towards the building named Arkham Asylum in his attempt to look at his mothers medical records. This scene was CGI enhanced but otherwise most of this film's effects were either practical or created in camera.
Medical Fact: Joaquin Phoenix called perfecting the Joker's laugh the toughest part of playing the character. He also sought to portray a character with which audiences could not identify. Pathological laughter is a real-life disorder which causes that the patient suffers of uncontrollable laugh attacks as response for tense or stress situations. Although it isn't usual, these attacks can stop the normal flux of oxygen to the brain or lungs, causing hypoxia or even asphyxia in the patient.
i understand copyright, but this is the only video where you ruin the talk show scene w those cuts. Literally, thousands of vids
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This was such a bad movie
@@Martin-u9e agree to disagree
@@joshandcasey I know aa lot of people that said it was one of thee best movies they've ever seen and that's great for them. I found it boring the same with Hereditary OMG those two movies SUCKED