JOKER ENDING (2019) | "That's Life"

JOKER ENDING (2019)
That's Life by Frank Sinatra
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[@Names_buck]

There's a theory that the entire film is a lie told by the Joker, a made up backstory and that this is current day Gotham where Batman is a present. To quote the Clown himself from the Killing Joke "if I'm to have a past, I'd prefer it to be multiple choice." I really like this theory and hope it's true

[@m.smathe8358]

this is the first time in the whole movie where he laughs from his heart.

[@cybernautadventurer]

In the script, after Joker says ''You wouldn't get it'' he was supposed to add ''This is between me and him''. That's a clue as to what made him laugh.

[@tpasof]

i love how this scene shows that in the beginning of the movie, the therapist doesnt listen and has no interest in what he has to say- while he is trying to tell her everything thats wrong with him and what he needs help with. then at the end the therapist is yearning for him to say anything that can explain his new behavior- and he no longer wants to talk anymore.

[@michealsmith4422]

There’s something really satisfying about this ending and I don’t know why

[@quarantinebored1427]

Once he started singing “that’s life” the filmmakers basically were setting up joke 2: the musical.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Loneliness, rejection, bullying, abuse can really drive someone like Arthur Fleck to pure madness and violence.

[@_.blu._5683]

I know this is unlikely but I like to think that this scene takes place years later and Bruce has become batman already and Arthur is just connecting it all together and knows Bruce is batman

[@micahcaraballo5917]

I noticed Joker has 3 types of laughs throughout the whole movie: (1) the laugh that he cannot control because of his medical condition, (2) the fake laugh when he mocks someone for trying to be funny, and (3) the genuine laugh when something IS funny.

[@laziebuddy7623]

"And Remember that's life"

[@keepcalm1224]

I always liked the theory that the last scene with Joker in Arkham with the therapist was a reveal that he was telling that story to her the entire time of something that happened years ago.

[@DesertDweller1776]

1:34

[@thewandererslibrary9928]

2:43

[@mauriciomoreno2103]

My mom: why are you looking at a guy laughing?

[@v1per187]

When the sequel comes out, it's gonna be absolutely huge. Breaking records.

[@salty547]

My theory is that this is the joker some time after the events of the film where he has been locked up in a mental hospital for being the joker. I feel like he’s laughing at the fact that he was the reason batman was created, which is why it cuts to Bruce and his dead parents. A lot of people think that the whole movie was in his head but I only think some of it was, I think he genuinely did become the joker by killing Murray.

[@ricardoblikman2676]

The brilliance of this movie is that it was filmed in New York which is indeed rapidly turning into Gotham City in 2024

[@Loonypapa]

The joke:

[@MissYamIherexxx]

If Joker 2 really is a musical, I guess this could be like subtle foreshadowing

[@michaelvanderplaats]

This scene is so damn cool. This is definitely Arthur years in the future, most likely after Bruce becomes Batman and locks him away at Arkham yet again. He’s either realizing that Bruce is Batman and finds it hilarious that he was the reason for it, or he’s thinking of the joke about inmates and the flashlight from the killing joke. Either way it’s a great ending that’s so open for interpretation. They really got the Joker right here.