JOKER Joaquin Phoenix Interview: Meeting Batman, Going To A Dark Place, Sequel, The Joker Laugh
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Funny how this movie doesn't need a sequel but it needs a sequel.
I need to see him as the joker again but there can't be a sequel !.... Idk man😂
Doesn't to me
That movie was amazing
It doesn't need a damn sequel. Why the fuck can't films be standalone?
@@NemesisX94 Then Conclude them. No more open ended endings.
Can we take a minute to appreciate this interviewer?
@Harold Haroldson 😂
"You laugh but it was pretty serious for me."
"HAHA I KNOW"
I thought he was going to get punched 😂
Dylan Shadrach was waiting for a joke if you’ve seen the movie you’ll get this
@@dylanshadrach1000 it was staged mate sorry to break it to you... Didn't you see how similar it seemed to the talk show scene in the movie. And knowing Jimmy and Joaquin's history of doing this long run kinda things...
Kimmel n Fellon 's were sooo bad compared to this..
The interviewer did a very good job.
By the way, I could not agree more with what he said - this movie is too good of a character study to ever have a sequel.
can we talk about how sweet the interviewer was "that's all i wanted to hear" aw not tryna pressure him :(
Have sympathy for us incels
clown princess of crime I will give you my seed.
@@TaylorWilmes Ask permission first
Argon 123 it’s a privilege not a right.
Jake Hamilton is a nice man I like him
Ledger’s Joker: Do you wanna know how I got this scar?
Phoenix’ Joker: Do you want to hear a joke?
I think there is a reference to that exact line (Heath's) at the end of Joker when (Phoenix) was bleeding out his mouth/face and made the blood smile. I could be reaching but yeah.
@@thewritermichaelis200 there are so many references to other versions of the joker I wouldn't doubt it . I honestly thought the same thing during that scene .
@@aaronmenher yeah I caught a few. Mostly of Heath's though. What did Phoenix say? "Do I look like a clown with an idea?" A call back to Heath saying, "Do I look like a guy with a plan?"
@@thewritermichaelis200 yessir, and the suit just gave me that jack Nicholson vibe. The vibrant colors reminds me of his retro suit . Plus the whole story just screams "the killing joke" which is a phenomenal version of the jokers origin as a failed comedian
Joaquin Phoenix: Do you wanna know how I got this Oscar?
“ When You Hand Me My Oscar, Can You Introduce me as Joker? “
It so much sounds like something he would do.
@@cnnlive10 ok
I want to ❤ this comment
I’ve seen this on 4 different videos. Think of something yourself you one layered lasagna.
That would be sick 😂😂
Joaquin: Wanna know how I got these (O)scars?
Good one.
Clever
I'm gonna steal this comment and get WAY MORE likes than you
Stolen comment
Keep stealing comments *DICKHEAD*
After three days of watching Joaquin interviews, I've determined he's never given a straight answer in his life.
Aaronautics haha word...Joaquin must be stoned af most of the time cuz he’s out there at times n is extremely vague when answering questions lol like ADD or some shit
growing up in an lsd-based cult will definitely do some strange things to your mind
The Popcorn interview takes a while to get going & the interviewers style is basic. The middle of it has good content - Joaquin shares how he spent 5 days developing Arthur's character & it was all wrong & he loves the process of getting to that stage. I feel that's genuine. He's an actor, imagine answering some of the questions he & other actors get asked....shoot me now. Is it your dream role? Oh.my.gosh It's like a recruiter asking candidates 'so tell me what is your dream job is?' my dream job is not fucking working. Some people parrot recite basic questions without knowing what it is they want to learn or find out.
That's some joker shit
Complex people don't give easy answers
“I don’t think we’re gonna make another one...”
-Todd Phillips, director of Hangover 1, 2 & 3.
Literally the only sequels he's ever done. Your logic is about as reliable as Joker's mental state.
Thomas T so is your sense of humour.
Thomas T you didn’t get the joke it seems.
morriman0987 😭 Dead!
@@King-mj2bn man that movie did not need a trilogy..1&2 were fine..
However joker... I want joaquin more as joker tho. I wanna see him go against the corrupt and make one of them into two face
So refreshing to see an interviewer who loves movies and knows their stuff rather than just looking for gossip and actually asks good questions! Must be refreshing for the actors also..
Yes absolutely, best interview for Joaquin so far.i loved that movie.
@@user-xy6ey7fc6f Have u ever heard of the word enthusiasm , Its amazing to see your thought process about certain normal human emotions, You must be great with kids
Precisely my thoughts!
@@user-xy6ey7fc6f who the duck says fag now in 2019 and faggot, other than inbred kids from Alabama
@@user-xy6ey7fc6f Fuck you. Its 2019, stop using 'fag' as an offensive term
Dude is so enthusiastic he's answering his own questions Lol.
lmao, someone read my mind already.
1k like hell yea
he also leaves very quickly lol
I think he is trying not to give any spoilers
see this to know the full story
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Movie of the year, give him the Oscar or we riot.
We ell start a movement if you dont...
Riot it is
Im in
It is the movie of the century.
Jaquin Hamdan honestly agree
Joaquin seems like a very hard person to interview. He's so closed off. Props to the interviewer for doing a good job!
Jeri Raya I adore Joaquin for that.
To be hounded by press and interviewed over and over..probed for info...I imagine it gets so old.
Some people are self protective, especially when info about them (or other celebrities) has been spun off erroneously and egregiously.
the interviewer did a great job!! i think joaquin has social anxiety tho which makes it hard for him to talk in interviews x
Man, watching this after seeing the awful Interview done by Jimmy Kimmel feels so refreshing. This interviewer actually did his homework, seems genuine and interested and has great questions to boot! Loved it!
John Doe jimmy is really suck (
John Doe class act interviewer. He seemed happy to have them there. Jimmy was trying to force laughs. Trash.
Was staged/scripted
WDW Videos where’s your source/proof. Otherwise it’s just words that you’re speaking
@@OneSeptillion www.google.com/amp/s/www.vice.com/amp/en_ca/article/vb5yqa/joaquin-phoenix-outtake-cursing-at-cinematographer-is-fake-jimmy-kimmel
“I don’t know what method acting is” - Joaquin Phoenix
Didn't he do a documentary about method acting with Casey Affleck?
@@johnnybravo-ir3ev he is fucking with him
He doesn't act imo, he becomes the character
He just do.. things...
@@ted__ryan that was a serious question. Not sure what you mean.
Cesar Romero: The Clown.
Jack Nicholson: The Gangster.
Mark Hamil: The Joker.
Heath Ledger: The Anarchist.
Jared Leto: The Joke.
Joaquin Phoenix: The Man.
Mark Hamill: The Joker
Heath Ledger: THE Joker
Joaquin Phoenix: Joker
This is spot-on, dude
Fuck you and your list bitch
@@cinematictheatre2577 why so salty?
@@cinematictheatre2577 why so bitchy?
The interviewer and his questions were: concise, relevant, witty, humble, articulate and NOVEL.
Everyone: oh my god he’s literally the joker incarnate he lives and breathes this role!!!
Joaquin: yeah well you know it’s just a movie
That´s what a joker would said
Because it is. It’s just a story. They show up record and then go home. That’s it.
@@luishern1309 Yeah, sincerely, they get paid millions to pretend really well on camera. lol thats it, dumbass method actors
@@luishern1309 not Heath. Heath was so into meathod acting that he was the joker even when they stopped rolling and went home. Why do you think he was such a good joker?
Method acting is important and I hope Joaquin takes a role as important as the Joker seriously. Maybe not to the extent of Heath, because we all know how method acting the joker ended for him, but seriously enough to thoroughly develop a good joker - unlike Jared's shit show in suicide squad.
Dude other actors get stupid about it you’re playing make believe. He’s a chill guy and not a nut lol.
this interviewer does a very nice job of asking interesting questions
beetalius ya better than the late night show
I like how he does it quickly and simply too. Interviewers make me cringe with their use of multiple sentences and ideas for one question, which usually isnt interesting anyway... Confusing the interviewee, making them sit there listening to the interviewer ramble pointless shit.
Also for his bravery interviewing Joaquin, that's some fearless shit if you know what I mean.
Was thinking the same thing. Good questions without trying too hard to be “cerebral.”
Makes a change 👍🏼
"He'll get very excited" joaquin really understands the character
Joker would laugh hysterically when he sees Batman for the first time.
Omg thats exactly what it thought to !!!!
Melissa Thieme a hysterical laugh of excitement
do you all remember on smallville lex saw clark being super when he stopped that car.....i think this joker woukd have that same reaction.
How would he know ? The kid was 8 years old ? 💀
he'd be in love
What the hell??...these are some great questions!?..the interviewer actually sounds interested
That should always be the case, don't ask overly personal questions, just stick to the questions that sounds like a conversation
Because the interviewer doesn't have a political agenda, he's not a dumb leftist with dumb questions, props to him for being professional
Conan O'brian:Hold my beer
I’d forgotten what it’s like. This is surreal.
I was just about to comment that. This guy is GREAT!
I imagine Joker’s 1st reaction when seeing Batman, would be Laugh, due to PBA. And Batman’s reaction of confusion would b so fun to see.
Have sympathy for us incels.
Why do you buy a new phone every year?
Joaquin is a honest and a simple person dude, he reminds me a lot of Keanu
dewinta ananda sorry love Keanu Reeves but he is completely one-of-a-kind Joaquin is a one of a kind man
Funny thing is Keanu was actually best friends with Joaquin's brother River Pheonix.
I agree. There should be more superhero movies for adults
Logan was pretty brilliant..
Deadpool is one of them hahahah
this isn't a superhero movie tho. It's a "super villain" movie. If anything, it's our generations taxi driver. After seeing the movie I can confidently say that the two films are very similar and Joker could be a spiritual sequel to taxi driver.
@@CamiloVillateActor deadpool is aimed towards young adults. And the younger ones too. Logan is also kind of young adults, not as much as Deadpool tho. Watchmen is a great example of a superhero film for adults
@George Adept he meant comic book movies
This interviewer is the most humble and generous man i have ever seen.
You don't even know him lmao
@@CHASER3K atleast he is a good interviewer!
@@CHASER3K i know right, that comment makes him sound on the level of jesus
@@dominicc2941 Jesus was a cunt
@@Cheximus oh so inflammatory! such a rebel! insulting Jesus oh my god
Is it just me but I can’t stop looking at the joker behind Phoenix
The mark of the greatest acting performances.
Joaquin’s every answer was just on point 👏👏👏 “Method acting, what is it?” 🔥🔥🔥
"Joker will be excited seeing Batman for the first time." Yeah dude, CHILLS.
Joaquin said "he would feel a surge of excitement." ..So cool.
@@brutalerik87 Best answer possible.
💯💯💯
@Kara Kelly or just see it as 2 great actors putting their talent into giving their own spin and portrayal of an already beloved character. Silly to always debate over who did what better.
@Kara Kelly
Nobody is born for the Joker role. That's what's so great about it. Leto didn't understand the character at all so he's the only one I can think of that didn't deserve it.
I've seen The Joker, and i now can't look at him as Joaquin Phoenix
Yeah. Arthur is looking better now, more weight LOL
Right? Like when he was on Fallon I didn’t buy that persona it just felt fake.
Proof of great acting. Like i see mr...... still as Tony Montana
Knock Knock
Yap, he is joker. Ooo... Forgive me heath
He didn't have to because the darkness was already in him. He had a hell of an upbringing, all he needed was to channel it and bring it to the surface.
Damn, Shakespeare, is that you? 😍😚
Thank god, tired of this “dark place” shit. They are just masters of they’re craft and are passionate as hell.
The whole term of "Oh I was in a dark place" makes me wanna say "go n buy a lamp"!
When you are a normal person/actor and have to reach a dark place it can be challenging and cause actors to spiral, like what happened to Ledger. Phoenix is comfortable in the weird and dark place because he is a weird and dark guy.
Orlando Gastelum 👏👏 all actors are different though. I’m glad to hear from Joaquin he just channels his creativity and doesn’t get psychotically locked into it like some others .
Tiki80 all he has are negative thoughts
Geoffrey Wilson personally I find it the opposite. A close friend who’s very near schizophrenia is an amazing actor and has to literally lose himself in character and eat breathe sleep the character.. and my acting doesn’t come out that way. And I don’t get locked in a happy one or sad one. I can turn on and off the ruse cause I’m very imaginative. My friend, who’s easily manipulated, needs to “method” act because he doesn’t know even his own feelings half of the time and has vices. But I appreciate all artists. Anyone who is brave and puts themself out there for examination and captures the interest of others is doing their art well, and it’s a gift.
This interviewer is actually brilliant. There’s just great questions, no political agenda and you can see he’s excited about the movie. Good job!
U WOT M8 this guy did no research. This is an awful interview. Did you not see Phoenixs eyes roll to the back of his head with the first question? Phoenixs life in a whole is a dark story and to open with the question this clown opened with is a fucking disgrace.
@@DegenCash Oh shut up Jonathan.
Jonathan X oooo very edgy response lol get over yourself
He's a big fan. Love watching Jake do interviews with celebrities.
Juanito stunning and brave.
He didn't need to become a method actor, because he has geniunely been through tremendous pain in his own life.
Joaquin Phoenix was made joker by the society
elaborate more about "pain in his own life"
Shaharil Azri he called 911 for his brother river phoenix when he overdosed in 1993, he did end up dying
@@KingUserTekken7And also when he was really young. Their family was inside "children of god". They were really poor too.
iMvijay is Live
my dude was just curious, why you calling him a PeePee head. Only PeePee heads call other people PeePee heads. You fricking PeePee head!
2:18
How adorable is thiiiis, omg 💕
It isssss🥵🥵🥺🥺😍😍
This interviewer is one of the most well dressed interviewers ever
and well mannered... dident bring up politics and kept it professional and to the point. You can also see how passionate he is about movies. Media needs more peoples like him.
Jake is easily the best interviewer in the game. He’s passionate and he always comes up with fantastic questions that no one else asks. Even better, he asks things we actually want to hear as film fans
I LOVE hearing an interviewer who truly gives a shit about the film and gives respect to these people who've invested so much artistic effort into creating it... vs. other interviewers (like the Brother Bear one) where they just ask the same stock questions without actually listening to what's being said.
I love seeing comments that reveal to me that there are plenty of others out there on misguided binges of joaquin phoenix interviews
I know what you mean, but what you really want to say is: You love hearing an interviewer who truly CARES about the film. „Giving a shit“ means the exact opposite! ;)
@@bonzoforlife Actually no... that's "doesn't give a shit." "I give a shit" means an emphatic, almost angrily-defensive way to say that something matters. This interview really is into it and actually has intelligent questions.
@@ronineditor9920 Thanks for clarifying! ;)
"The surge of excitement..."
Perfect answer.
Yeah wish the interviewer had the correct quote when speaking to the director.
@@BazIrvine i know right!!! lol
Imagine the look on Joker's face when he finds out he has someone to play with?
Joaquin: wanna hear a joke
Interviewer: *intensive sweating*
There are ordinary actors, then there's *Joaquin Phoenix.*
Ashton Gleckman did you mean Jaoquin Phoenix?
Satrio Barselino funny, he misspelt the surname and you misspelt the forename 😛
Definitely one of a kind. Best actor working today.
@@OoxB505 damn right 👌
You are like the guy who would swing away with whatever is trendy.
His movie "Her" is so underrated
JC4 Inherent Vice is underrated.
Her is rated
@@Warp75 the master is where it's at
The movie is boring as shit its overrated
@@NoneNotNone you don't know what's art
Searching In Progress No shit its art but its BORING AS SHIT!!!!! I wanna be entertained you low energy bozo
“i don’t know what method acting is”
*spent basically a year pretending to have quit acting to become an artist while he made a mocumetary*
Jason O'Brien he just channeled Andy Kauffman! 😁
He pretended to be a rapper while looking homeless in a suit.
But he himself mentioned before that he likes to be in character between shoots
Jason O'Brien trolling, like Andy Kaufman or Sacha Baron Cohen maybe. Method would be more akin to, being the character behind closed doors with family and mate like Daniel Day Lewis etc
Imagine an actor so dedicated to his character that he even wrote a note book from it’s standpoint.
That's actually what Heath Ledger did to prepare for his Joker role. He stayed in a motel alone and watched the news and kept a journal that contained "things that the Joker would find funny." Sounds familiar, eh? When I saw Arthur's diary/joke book in the movie, I thought it was probably inspired by Heath Ledger. Now that I know Joaquin actually kept that notebook as a real journal to prepare for his role, I'm certain of it.
Lal Lian Zuala in acting class they make you do that anyway
"I didn't have that struggle" Yeah, because you've already played the most Ruthless Caesar ever.
Facts
Commodus
@@Jmitch767 Caesar also means emperor in latin... so yeah he played Caesar.
@@foxxyboxxy9348 Ceasar doesn't mean emperor in latin. It was just used as a conventional term for Emperors and military leaders, which of course was in honor of Julius Ceasar.
@@foxxyboxxy9348 That would be _Imperator_ actually. That's were the word emperor is derived from anyway. It more accurately translates to _commander._
Guy did his homework, pulled off two really good interviews
Yes, I just found out about this guy 20 min ago. He's really good at it.
The question about how the joker would feel about seeing a man dressed as a bat was retarded
@@frydsaman6857 what was wrong with it? I thought it was a good question.
frydsaman but how tho? In what way?
@@frydsaman6857 On the contrary Its a very relevant question, especially since its an origin story and, having seen the movie, it ties in with a person who represents something wearing a mask, a theme very prevalent in the film. I have a feeling this joker would relate to Batman in his own way. Get your uneducated ass outta here, man
My friend to me: what are your thoughts about Joaquin in joker?
Me: All I have, are positive thoughts!
Joaquin is so intriguing.. wow he’s one of the few actors who leave me in awe.
I seriously can’t believe this movie exists lol 😂 brilliant
Delroy i want to like but it is 69
NICE!
Wow, getting that kind of response out of Phoenix just shows what a talented, thoughtful interviewer you are, Jake. It's rare to sense a connection between him and the people on press junkets.
It’s because he has good questions and is knowledgeable of what he’s talking about as well.
And also the respect the interviewer shows, notice how he calls Joaquin “Sir” at the beginning. When you are humble and kind to another being they’ll more than likely return the favor.
Big ups to Jake, he hasn't lost his touch after all these years. I hope you're still repping Houston since the old fold-out couch days, good sir.
Go watch Notting Hill my guys, these interviewers get chased by producers and agents so the next guy can take a seat.
Todd Philips seems like a genuine guy. Loves his job so much.
Have sympathy for us incels.
His film "The Master" is extremely underrated and its such an extraordinary film.
Tq
I would go as far as to say his performance in Joker is nowhere near to that in The Master. Freddy Quill managed to get me twice as much emotionally invested in him than joker.
@@TheEeshan I would go further and say his performance as Freddy in The Master is PROBABLY the best performance I've ever seen by any actor ever.
@@TrulyStucker Daniel Plainview says hi. Nonetheless it's amazing how PTA manages to get such flawless performances out of his actors.
Been meaning to watch that film.
Interviewer is lit like a dude drinking coffe made of redbull.
Allan J. He interviewed Joaquin better than jimmy Kimmel did. Smh. If you haven’t seen it, don’t. It’s awful
I don't know this guy. Does he work for a company or just for himself? He's a brilliant interviewer.
@The Dude Jimmy whatcha doing here
Yup, heaps nervous meeting his idols. Can't blame him. Gotta admit, I'd be shaking & unable to speak if I met Joaquin.
Yes yes yes getting Joaquin to smile after just the first question and seeing him excited and comfortable while answering makes me so fucking satisfied with the interview this is totally the interview I have been waiting for, Jake you are the master of interviewers.
I totally agree man this interview was the most satisfying interview I’ve ever watched
ok
RIP Avengers EndGame
I agree
@@yorkiyorkxx Haha I don't think it will be the highest Grossing one might well be Great in other Aspects.
I dunno why but I am smiling so much watching this interview. The guy sounded so excited and so happy to meet them and you can see the level of respect he has for them. Great interview.
Who's Joel. We need to speak to him.
joel mama
4XeoN The oNe7 I feel Joel wrote that book.
@@Revion91lol nice
He's so non pretentious, it shows why is such a brilliant actor! What a cool person man!
Apparently, he’s a pain on set and walked off a couple times but not because he’s an asshole. He just has to feel the character or the scene or he physically can’t do it. But I don’t think that’s him being a prick. That’s him trying to give it his all but if he doesn’t feel it, then he struggles to give 100% and shit if Joaquin needed a month to get into it, I’d give him 3! His performances are so astonishing that if he needs time to give people that, then within reason, give it to him.
@@BCS1105 what you just said about him being a pain and walking off is completely FALSE.
El'amin mochichi It’s not. Todd Phillips recently did an interview and explained it. Look it up before you accuse.
You can be pretentious and be a good actor. You just have self esteem and self acceptance issues.
@@BCS1105 Joaquin would get frustrated with himself during scenes and would walk off to get in the right headspace. No idea why everyone is acting like that's such a horrible thing. Todd talks about Joaquin with such high praise and said he would love to work with him again on anything, so I think people just misinterpreted what he said.
He’s such a amazing actor he doesn’t get enough credit
Lost4me1987 Bee he’s been nominated for a bunch of awards and has even won some so I think he gets the credit he deserves lol
@@SpicyGuac28 No. He is literally one of the best to ever do it in fucking history. He's greater than the credit he gets. We should let him know while he lives.
He will
Who cares what credit he gets from critics, its not why he does film. The fans know hes great and thats all that matters.
Masked Movie Man he’s actually not an A lister.
"Someone named Joel has it"
Fellow fans, rat out every Joel you know ASAP
I really loved this movie “JOKER “, the actor is my idol too, supper good acting...
Ragnar Naharab have you watched “The Master” or “Her” ? He’s a ridiculously good actor.
Remus Lupin ~ thanks for the comment! I just searching the trailers of the two movies you’ve introduced to me and yea I got interest to watch these film I missed to watch before.
He doesn't need to go to a dark place to play the character because he has had a very dark life.
Or maybe because hes just an actor.
You mean when his brother died right in front of him. Some people may not know that.
yes living in the wilds of South America with his parents. loosing his brother.
Kate _ yea, being raised inside the Church of God. They are just another cult that sexually abused children.
@Elliot Green dude, do you not know about his upbringing?
Just stumbled upon this and here just to say glad to see there's an interviewer that actually asks interesting questions instead of dumb copypaste like "was it fun to make the movie?".
Mateusz Koziński agreed 👏🏽
Funny how the interviewer leaves faster than the guy he's talking to in the end xD 'Thank you for your time', and gets up and leaves mid-sentence
Mudson Jones that seemed odd.
Lol yeah that was weird and funny
lmao it was awkard
Poor Jared Leto, he looks like garbage compared to this.
I think Jared Leto did his best, but the studio had a vision and didn't allow him to stretch.
I mean Jared’s script didn’t allow for much haha
You know I always hated on Jared Leto for Suicide Squad, but after watching Joker, SS is really just another interpretation in a different Joker universe. And it wasn’t all bad to see Joker interpreted as a gangster. Leto’s performance wasn’t awful going up against Phoenix, Heath, and Jack.
All fair points but I’m mainly hitting on how he said he did full on method acting to get into the mind of the joker and for me it just fell flat. Yeah the script he had was absolute garbage which I did feel hurt his performance as did the cat purrs he liked doing, I just felt Phoenix nailed the crazy better. Leto could I’m sure if given more time but we’ll never know. For me I just really enjoyed this interpretation, the dancing all of it reminds of comic style joker.
J H don’t compare his performance with these guys. It’s true that he’s a good actor but that doesn’t mean he’s performance as Joker was anywhere close to the performance of these guys.
I feel like he has some of jokers mannerisms still.
maybe from the movie but not actual joker
Jaime Cerrillo i agree, its kinda hard to seperate reality from character when you put 100% so itll probably take some time for him to go back to his true form whenever that is
Art The Clown it’s pretty cool though
He actually talks like this watch his older interviews
maybe u mean his mannerisms were in his character of joker
Everybody asks him about the laugh, but nobody has mentioned his stance and walk; which blew me away. He did a similar thing in "The Master", the crouched owner sluggish walk he pulled off - even when he was running, as though he had stiff legs.
over*
Indeed, his stance and walk from the trailers as the Joker still lingers in my mind to this moment.
Exactly! Especially as his character continues to progress and you see a distinctive shift
how bout when he does that hunky dory silly machi bravado walk? like when he's patronizing someone or just goofing off ??
Or the run with the bag the way he shakes left and right while running.It’s so goofy and it’s amazingly fun to watch
I didn't want a sequel before. I do NOW. Joaquin's answer to the question of how Arthur would react to eventually meeting Batman- "He's going to get very excited"- is so perfect, now I really, really want to see Joaquin's interpretation of that. Because the character of Joker IS excited by Batman's existence. He feels that he and Batman are two of a kind, and the only people in the world who can truly understand each other. Soul mates, in their own way. Now just imagine Arthur's Joker meeting Batman and feeling that way about him. All that horrifying loneliness, the sensation of being "left-footed" with the whole world- and then he meets Batman. The emotional impact of Joker seeing something in Batman that he recognizes, someone LIKE HIM, and gaining the strange, intense connection that they share, goes up 1000% because we as viewers have had such an intimate look at how isolated and estranged Arthur felt before. In this way, the Joker movie would add something unique to the story of Batman and Joker. I kind of desperately need to see it, now.
lol the way the interviewer exits at the end really fast, like he really has to get somewhere else while todd phillips is still sitting there, is funny
Kyle Donahue That’s because he had to take a dump.
This movie was an absolute masterpiece, Joaquin killed it!
Love the ending.. interviewer is like "ok thanks man, its a honor. BYE" *starts running away like he remembered he had coffee and its getting cold
yeah he dipped out fast AF
Hmm. It looks like he was seconds away from shitting himself and had to find the nearest bathroom. I’ve done this same maneuver before as well.
probably a mix of a tight schedule, not wanting to over stay and feeling awkward about hanging around too long lol. but you could tell todd phillips really liked the guy and was trying to have a small conversation and the dude just DIPPED lmao
@@skeeva4523 When you gotta go, you gotta go man!
That was hilarious lmao. It actually made it more awkward for Todd hahaha.
I love this interviewer. I just finished watching the Joker in the cinema right this evening, came back like half an hour ago, held off any spoilers or content before watching it, and went in with an open mind and it blew me away and I love how the interviewer captured these feelings and that excitement and went about his questions in-depth and with the excitement and awe we all probably feel after watching the film. It felt really good to hear these things from the creators in the way they did! Can't be captured on paper, an interview worthy for being in the shape it is! Thank you so much for the added value for the enjoyment of the film!
The way the movie was captured is so consumingly suffocating with sadness but so engaging
Best description ever. I sobbed during the first half of the movie.
One of the few actually good interviewers Phoenix has gotten.
Really top class interview. Joaquin is such a talented actor. His passion for acting is unrivaled
heath Ledger: are u a joke to me???
Because the interviewer doesn't have a political agenda, he's not a dumb leftist asking dumb stuff, props to him for being professional
@@bitofapickle so you're saying it'd be fine if he was a dumb rightist spouting that political agenda?
@@yourphone5380 like what?
Barbarie Alexandru stop saying the same shit the right wing is just as stupid and robotic hence why you’ve posted the same comment on other comments. It’s pretty humorous honestly. I could never be able to take the right seriously because of comments like this.
I love the way how is Joaquin honest and nice at the same time.
Usually we applaud actors, but I gotta give my props to the interviewer. His energy and questions show he's exactly where he wants to be in that moment and most importantly, Phillips and Phoenix seem to feel the same way.
Joaquin Phoenix will be the second joker to win a Oscar. 😉😉😉
Let's see
@Michael Alejandro lol it's always weird seeing a Nazi try and just have a normal conversation. No one cares what you think.
He is a Scorp if you have given The Aries Brother Heath now time to give the Scorp Brother.
I really hope so
Well he'll be the first winning best actor and not best supporting actor
Joaquin: “I want to look good in my interview.”
Joaquin’s neck: “Nah family, lets get weird.”
😂😂😂😂😂. I laughed the whole interview after this comment 😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭
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I think it's doing a rain dance.
So stupid but 😂😂😂
I'm cryinnggg 😂😂😂😂
Never saw joaquins films until Joker. I was overwhelmed. Watched it back to back. What a powerhouse of talent! Huge resepect. Cant wait for the sequel
Joaquin: I was laughing on set.
A true human who’s been to the dark side many times prior to this role.
The thought of Joaquin’s Joker and Pattinson’s Batman meeting gives me chills.
Let's Hope...
I’ve read they won’t meet, this was a one off for Phoenix.
@@ussexeter4601 things change all the time. if both are wildly successful it can happen
@mikepshena it would be nice but very doubtful. Phoenix is not the type of actor that does sequels.
@@ussexeter4601 ouch
See that's the thing. He didn't adopt the darkness. He was born in it. Molded by it. Irony it seems isn't without a sense of humor.
What an edgelord
I understood that reference.
Lmfa ok Bayne
@@hr1623 Whoooosh
From growing up in a cult, living in a one bedroom apartment with 7 members and has barely any food as a child, seeing his brother die in his own arms. He probably didn’t need to adapt in the darkness. Im so glad he’s doing great now with a successful career
Each time he laughed in the movie, I was the one who took deep breaths... I was literally suffocating... Indeed a Masterpiece❤️
I just love how the interviewer is SO HAPPY and excited to be there
For the first time, an actor that is not edgy plays a character and understands hey it's a movie it is not real.
Oh yeah, this is genuinely the first time that has happened, LOL
@Thank You 3000 Tony Soprano's actor James Gandolfini said its just a TV show, even though it physically probably killed him. The guy that played the Septer in Game of Thrones said a similar sentiment. Understand that actors have their own methods and some have the mediocre answer of trying to be cool and go all spiritual with their answers.
“First time”
God bless you Joaquin, you're as cool as Keanu Reeves.
Both of them have gone through a lot. Joaquin lost a brother and Keanu lost a child and a relationship within a short time.
Keanu can't act
Deepika Padukone *cough* always be my maybe *cough* hardball *cough* parenthood *cough*
Deepika Padukone you’re just sad no one loves you.
ViolentReal There’s no need for that. He just stated his opinion.
I really really loved how the tear would run down Jokers face creating a new blue line down his face so you could see that he had been crying, the way that you could see what he was feeling so strongly from the look in his eyes, all of it showed me that there was so much more to Joker than I ever knew and I think that’s what made this movie so unique to me ❤️
One of the best interviews I've seen outside of a long-form podcast. Interesting, original questions from someone who's genuinely passionate about movies and the process of making them. Kudos!
Finally he's doing interviews!!!
he did them before
@@empirezz2728 not about this movie tho
@@sergiohilario426 he did
@@empirezz2728 yes but he doesnt give interviews that frequently
@@sergiohilario426 well he did do joker interviews before so get your facts right
"Have I met you?" "Yeah, Hangover. Bye"
I know, that was very strange to me
Just a director giving enough of a crap to remember someone's enthusiastic energy,. We need more of that.
i feel like its because someone was directing the interviewer to get off and the next interviewer was probably waiting on the side lol
@@pg.inu2 Yes, that makes sense. These interviewers have to cycle in and out very quickly so he couldn't stop and talk about it at that time, and really how much else could be said anyway?
Yeh wtf was that ? Lol I would have stayed there having more conversations with Todd... he’s like yeh cool bye !
There needs to be more interviews like this. Interviews that are actual fans. Asking question from a fan perspective. Great interview
what will happened when he'll encounter batman?
The actor answered as the character: he'll get very excited
The Director answered as a scenarist: he will loose
I don’t care about R rating. But I want more one shot movies where it’s just a quality story that doesn’t need to worry about continuity
Ahhh... The 90's... When moviemakers didn't base their film on the ability of it appealing to the largest possible demographic
junky802 trust me, you’re gonna get a lot of that. I saw the film last night and it is a fuckin’ masterpiece bitch.
@@bluntedcorleone3628 Think there's a smudge on the lens of your nostalgia glasses.
@@hermit8244 Of course, nostalgia always comes with selective memories. But I still stand by the comment. The cookie cutter movies of today are predictable in their attempt to please everybody
Blunted Corleone yes they are..but the multiple trilogy movies really became prevalent in the 90s
He’s the interviewer Joaquin deserves right now AND the one we needed!
You should the other one with the women
@@edeasdrew2050 i thought your name was funny...until u actually tried to form a sentence..jesus fucking christ at least you admit it !!!
The interviewer was kind enough to make Joaquin confortable i like his spirit/vibe..... Joaquin seem someone that doesn't feel confortable enough in most interviews ..... At the end is about the actor or actress and how they can bring up the character we the viewers want to see so thank you Joaquin for this great performance
Damn the guy has such good questions and Joaqin is just so calm, cool and collected and I love that 😂😂
Hes such an amazing artist and secure with him self he doesn't need to act all deep and artsy and about how he had to live as the character. I love his honesty here. He was acting and that is the truth.
One of the best interviewer . Great job
Disagree. Joaquin seems uninterested
Joaquin is incredibly authentic and gracious to the interviewer
its rare that i enjoy an interviewer so much, hes so excited!