@@anmoldani6258 The whole point of the movie is that Arthur wasn't born a psychopath. He was mentally ill, but harmless. But when the world does nothing but hurt a man for as long as he can remember, how can he be expected to do anything but want to hurt it back? The movie brought a lot of parallels to Frankenstein for me. The Creature wasn't a threat until his environment convinced him that the only way he could assert any sort of control over his surroundings was to lash out and hurt others just like he had been hurt, much like Arthur himself. Just for the record, the three Wayne employees he killed WERE awful pieces of shit. Murray may not have deserved a full on execution, but he wasn't a nice guy either. Joker's not wrong when he says people are awful, but that's partly because he had the misfortune of being surrounded by shitty people, Gary and Arthur's neighbor being the exceptions.
Ooh how bout another one!! 1. A famous singer gets cast as Harley Quinn and the character is the most unlikeable version of the character ever conceived 2. A movie that has only 3 likable characters in Arthur, his attorney and Gary while everyone around Arthur is irredeemable and has no somewhat funny or relatable qualities that make em well written 3. And the biggest joke of em all, basically telling your audience that you’ve officially killed this series with the ending
@@pepito2847I mean Harley is usually unlikable or has irredeemable qualities and she should be able to manipulate Arthur since he isn’t a criminal mastermind.
I’ve heard people complain about “oh, it’s so depressing”. I don’t believe those same people know what the term “setting the stage” means. Like do you know what movie you just paid to see?
You can actually see real hatred in his eyes and face the way they contort and twitch. And the way he glares into Murray's soul right after shooting him in the head, just wow. Amazing acting....
The scorn on his face and the vileness dripping slowly from each word. "You're awful......". That's the scariest part of the movie. You realize he is now fully the Joker and any humanity he once had is now dead.
@@memphismafia5167 Yep. He sees everyone as a threat by this point, and he has fully embraced it. It's chilling to say the least. And those tribal drums building up to the shot, just masterful.
Not sure if this is true but past joker actors had to go to therapy to relieve them of the "insanity " role they played. Its speculation maybe but acting like someone like joker must take its toll
Were it Fallon instead of De Niro, I'd have cheered loudly. (I don't advocate for violence against real people, just saying some performers are better than portraying irritaiting characters than others. And some don't even have to act!)
c’mon man don’t just copy paste the previous stuff in the same comment section , seize and redistribute somewhere else this place has already been delivered.
The way Joaquin gives Arthur such an insecure tone to his voice at the beginning of this scene and it just escalates to mad confidence with every word is just wow
@A Frustrated Gamer I re-created this exact scene with myself in place of the Joker. I actually digitally inserted myself into the scene, so it looks like Robert DeNiro is talking to ME and I am talking to him! It took a very long time to make the video and I don't even know if many people will watch it, but I thought someone might like to see. You can share it if you want: ua-cam.com/video/ptiRwk0L0Vk/v-deo.html
i was kind of disappointed he didn't do it with a vanishing pencil. with the rubber tip as the stabbing point. this is not the sadism that i was used to, i find this too soft. then again, this is THE origin story of joker, he wasn't THAT advanced. YET.
What do you get when you cross a pretentious french title with an actor who treats his fans like trash? I'll tell you what you get you get what you fucking deserve
This is easily one of the greatest performances I've ever seen. There's probably little chance that Hollywood will acknowledge this publicly, and give him his due at the Oscars. Isn't it strange that the media doesn't want a film to be popular that encourages anarchy against the elite. I'm not an anarchist at all, and was actually once law enforcement, but I can appreciate the sentiment of it. How can all the press be so silent on this brilliant movie that has made over a billion dollars?
@Ruben O. I was saying that the press and Hollywood have shunned Joker and left it alone at best. That's rather strange for such a well-acted, written, and directed film that has grossed a billion dollars. I mentioned anarchy, but in more of an anti-elitist role. People against the rich. I think that's about as overtly political as it gets...though Wayne does run for office, doesn't he... I actually for got that until you brought up politics. 😅
I thought the same fucking thing, I do the same shit when I get pumped up on adrenaline so it was so fucking easy to notice him doing it. Joaquin’s acting is out of this world.
@Jim Goose ah i see now... that actually makes sense. I guess in that sense this movie was catartic for many people who were mistreated by crappy higher figures
No thats when shit got boring just like this whole damn movie. You can totally see the budget of this movie. It's just a camera following one guy around and that's it nothing else. Honestly I think it just made so much money because of the anticipation not the movie itself. I know nobody that has seen this movie twice. It's just that super boring.
@@margarethmichelina5146 Yup. He thinks Arthur is just another fool. Most of the people who got mistreated like this never ever rebel. For Murray, it's just another day so he wasn't cautious.
2:50 Seriously you can look into joker’s face and see he’s thinking to himself you’re not even going to hear my side of the story or even cared why I did it, you’re basically agreeing that with those 3 men who almost BEAT ME to death.....now I look at you as one of them *5 seconds later* bang‼️
He almost says it like a child too. He looked up to Murray as a father figure in his absence of a father in his life. This seemed like Joker's realization that even the man he looked up to his entire life is just as awful as the rest of them. Very brilliant voice acting there and spoke a lot.
Joaquin Phoenix is soo fantastic. He seemed genuinely upset like he was about to cry when he said “if it was me dying on the sidewalk you’d walk right over me...”
What the joker is highlighting the breakdown of the traditional values in the west. The joker is as creation of the hedonistic selfish culture that is overtaking the west. All throughout the movie Arthur is failed again and again, hoodlums beat him up, thugs in suits do so as well, government shuts down his treatment and he has no family or support system to turn to. All through the movie no one helps him, people on the street walk by as he is beaten, his "friend" at work gets him fired because he is "wierd", and his family situation is all kinds of mess up................ the end might have been avoided if anyone or thing had actually provided support, instead they do nothing and eventually Arthur snaps completely.
I mean, he’s not wrong, comedy is subjective. Edit: I realize now that this comment I wrote over a month ago has caused a bit of controversy. This comment is not supposed to be taken seriously. I thank you all that liked and commented and I just wanted to let ya’ll know. Hope you all have a great day!
@Puckish Rogue well, deciding to engage in an argument with a guy that just admitted to killing three guys because he thought it was funny to do so...you're kind of asking for it.
Swapneel Patel while true, tomb doesn't fit the context either Plus if you listen closely to what he says he clearly says "tune" and not "tomb". They sound different when said aloud.
It's just a reminder that when you look for the "awful" people in society, you're going to inevitably find those who are "not much better" and then you'll start going full vigilante on them too-perpetuating the cycle.
@@desipop3654 This was a great movie - One of my all time favourites because of the character depth. But I watch Nolan movies for a different reason than a character study. I thought Tenet was amazing. Same as a Tarantino movie... you watch it for a completely different reason than a movie like this. Depends on your taste and the mood you're in.
This scene is a masterclass in acting by Joaquin Phoenix. You can feel the pain in every word leading up to the ending and the power and impact it has is incredible.
I will forever love how he refused to mention they were beating the living hell out of him and he killed the first two originally in self defense and went with how he felt while killing the third one.
The show is about people's rejection of actual reality in favor of their own take. By this point he didn't care anymore to try and reject Murray's presumptions. There's an earlier scene where he finds a photo signed T.W or something and he just throws it away. It's not important, no one around him care about what actually happens anyway. And in the comics... Batman is a detective.
He just wanted to be a hero, if he killed those guys in self defense and not for a cause... There is no cause to fight, no chaos, and thats what he wanted. Chaos.
@@yol_n Problem is this was not a batman or joker film. It was a random film that used famous comic book names. To draw in audeinces and throw out polotical propaganda. It may not be leftist propaganda but its the same tactics, Used by shows like Velma. Just becouse its far right does not make these tactics ok. Propaganda is propaganda. You and everyone praising the film ate it up. Yet you same people will scream to the heavens, about how Velma is the worst case of political propaganda in the last 2 years. You would be correct. It is political propaganda. But so is this.
It will never stop being hilarious to me that the TV's have no problem showing Murray's head being blasted, but also have a problem with Joker swearing.😂
That’s what makes this scene strangely and disturbingly realistic, that the final moment before he kills Murray, the joker talks over Murray and they interrupt each other. This movie loses those artificial pauses.
Exactly, also Its the jokers anger and how he's not being taken serious, murray talking over him as if murray himself is untouchable made me want murray to be shot. Just because he's kinda like a reflection of society, and he's ignoring his cry for help.
well. Robert Deniro thinks that Arthur was self victimizing himself to much sure his life was not good at all nor was it a walk in the park but lets be real many people have shitty life's and are dealt a shitty hand they don't end up killing people and being super angry and resentful just saying
@@roxannemua9350 Those that don't do anything but take the abuse are like ticking time bombs. They may not doing anything today or tomorrow but without professional mental help they *will* kill/hurt someone.
His body is shaking and he seems like hes unconscious right after he shot murray. That was a class act...The acting is so out of this world we can see how realistic those acting were
This is just my interpretation. He's not unconscious. He's just sad that he needs to kill people. But he can't express it the way the majority of the population does. That is his sickness. You can say he regrets it but to offset the fear and other effects you feel after a murder he must laugh or he will go insane for real. Joker. the hero we deserve but did not know we needed. Fruck off Batman, this is the dark night.
The detailed analysis people have on the Joker is always entertaining. My interpretation of his character is that he could be anybody; just an average dude that had one bad day. Or in this case, had a life of hardships with no overcoming of obstacles and suddenly became the chaotic person we hate to love.
@@the4given196 Leto's Joker could have been awesome if he actually had screen time lol. You do realize there was actual comics of a Joker version like Leto's right? It wasn't just a random hipster decision by Hollywood.
@@kevinjung4797 Maybe I'm just old, but the Joker has always been a crook/criminal with a flair for theatrics. The Heath Leadger and Joaquin Phoenix characters are very far from the Jack Nicholson Joker that lends itself much more to the comics. Not that they are bad, they are just atypical portrayals.
NGL, that quote resonates with me. This year has shown me how people truly are. And it's frightening. Especially as a guy who always believed in and connected with others.
Joker 2 is a cinematic masterpiece, but it's not made for simpletons that liked Joker 1 because it was "cool". Joker 1 hit the wrong audience which is why this sequel is flopping. Todd made it clear Authur was never gonna be THE Joker that rivals Batman. These movies main theme is mental illness and how terribly society views it using Joker and its genius. Joker is not single man. It's identity of pure chaos which Authur created at his weakest but Authur is mentality ill guy that was treated wrong. At the end he's reminded the concept of Joker is everything his morale go against and he only wanted people to understand him but people only developed love for Joker, not for him. As long as Authur lived Joker couldn't which is represented at the end when someone else takes on the title with more unredeemable morals. The entire message and point of the movie were to expose fake fans. Lady Gaga as Harley Quinn essentially plays the audience-you are Harley Quinn. You expected a movie where Joker does 'cool' and 'bad' things, as you think Joker is supposed to, without ever looking at the person behind the persona (Arthur). When you didn't get the 'cool' stuff, you stormed off, just like Harley did. The movie perfectly portrays capitalism and its consumption-driven mindset. People are reduced to either being entertaining (the Joker) or not worth paying attention to (Arthur Fleck). This point is demonstrated flawlessly. People prefer to be entertained rather than engage with authenticity. When Joker is authentic (i.e., when he's Arthur), he loses, and this perfectly illustrates our superficial capitalist culture. Authenticity is dead-we don't care about the person behind the persona; we just want to see the Joker, the version we imagine he's supposed to be. Like in capitalism, we crave the flashing lights, the illusion of realness, not realness itself, because that's boring. When the movie shatters that illusion, you go cry on the internet. Harley Quinn doesn't just represent the audience; she also symbolizes the 'higher-ups' who wanted Todd Phillips to make a 'cool' sequel about Joker and Harley taking over Gotham, causing anarchy, and doing bad shit. This is what the trailer suggested-another masterpiece in setting expectations and then demolishing them. She wants the Joker because the audience wants the Joker; they don't want a 'loser' like Arthur. But Todd Phillips said no, and by doing so, he exposed the audience for what they really are: they don't care about realness, they just want entertainment. Now that they didn't get it, they're crying online because their idea of what Joker is 'supposed' to be has been crushed. To everyone who hates this movie: first, you've been exposed as fracking idiots; second, this movie is the perfect slap in the face to all of you. Todd Phillips gave you that slap, and now you're all storming off, whining online about how you didn't like the movie, or asking 'what was the point?' when the point was you-you are the point. The truth is, this movie was a mirror, and that's exactly why you don't like it. People also complain about it being musical which makes perfect sense. Ever wondered why Authur danced out of nowhere in the first movie? The reason it feels like a musical, is because thats how the joker sees the world, how he perceives it. Hes life felt like a comedy, but now it feels like a musical. it's also a copying mechanic and a form of escapism because he hates the world and created this bubble where he is funny and can make people laugh. He had a good heart but turned evil by society
@@sammyboy_samik3554you could've been brief and just say that you hate people who think different than you, it's all you are saying after all. Wrong audience my ass, so much money and effort wasted for some pretentious film, that boot must taste sweet, huh?
I love the music in this movie the whole movie played that music from the bathroom but when he finally became joker Sinatra played it was perfect when he was depressed the music was sad and depressing but when he became Joker "that's life" I just loved the music of this movie
They lived in constant chaos for so long they disassociated from the capability to ever be stable. Stability to them was a joke. The idea of stability confused them. So they tried to create as much chaos as possible in order to make the world more sensible to them.
@@CoreyArsenault-c8t I can't imagine them doing that brother Todd Philips is such a great director he wouldn't ruin the first movie that will only happen if he lost his mind
@@NoneofyourBusiness-hy5ln I watch this scene from time to time and I still get goosebumps. The acting and whole chemistry is on another level. It makes you forget we are watching a movie.
The reality is that Murray was never actually awful, sure he did make fun of Arthur, but that’s what every comedy talk show does, Jimmy Kimmel, SNL, hell I wouldn’t mind if Kimmel made fun of me on TV, Arthur just went through so much that he took it at a psychotic and personal level, Murray was never really aware of Arthur’s uncontrollable laughter, he thought it was just a part of his comedy act, Murray was never actually aware that Arthur was a very mentally troubled person
come to think of it one of them could’ve grabbed the gun from the desk after joker walks up to the camera and killed him, but of course that wouldn’t be fun
I don't know to what extent this is true but a couple of months ago a 85 year old photographer fell off in Paris and was hurt so badly that he couldn't get on hos feet. EIGHT HOURS did he spend on the floor and NO ONE helped him. Since it was a cold night, the photographer sadly died.
That's how I'd live. 100% true. Not EVERYONE gets their own kazuma kiryu who comes along, helps you as a kind soul and wishes you well. Some people can just enjoy their pathetic,tacky, perfect little lives! If I was being crushed by life, and abandoned like a homeless bum, even some of my own favorite celebrities and heroes won't always care! Some of them are just really good at acting and having fans, but some of them don't care about other civilian lives that don't meet their status, or aren't very stable, and are practically losing, like a bum themselves! They just selfishly move on!
It's very realistic. The producers want to cut it there but this is a huge moment for Murray, interviewing a high profile murderer on live TV is gonna get him big attention. Unfortunately it also got him a bullet in the brain of course. Also it can be pretty much assumed that the cops were on their way after he admitted to killing those guys, they just got put on standby because of the important nature of such an interview.
@@Scroolewse the way he was talking to Arthur too, it sounded like he was trying to build his image up as this high morale guy that tried to get through to a killer
This didn’t even feel like a movie. It felt like an actual live event that happened it’s just so lifelike it makes me realize how much work was put into this production.
His acting in this movie was beyond phenomenal. This scene especially gives me chills every time I watch it.... you could literally feel the hurt and built up rage when he spoke.
Not only that you see him shaking his legs after he shoots him than the rush settles in slowly and he laughs, this was fluently done and it was magnificent, the transition from an angry psycho to a calm menacing laughing psycho is beautiful
Love the way he laughs after he shoots Murray, it’s the first time Arthur isn’t suffering laughter as an affliction or using it to fit in when he doesn’t understand social cues. Powerful acting.
Look at his chin quiver and listen to his breathing, he has this kind of rage where he’s almost trying not to break down, everything done was truly exceptional in this film
@@bunnyhop4938 it wasn't as iconic as people made it out to be. But it was a decent movie especially compared to the crap that's out now and even back then
Not too long time ago, Murray was like a father figure and the top comedian. When he make fun of Arthur, while his Mom is in the Hospital he died a little.
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The joke is so good it blew Murray's mind
the killing joke
Mindblowing
He died of laughter
That's one way to put it
@@anmoldani6258 i have to disagree
“If it was me dying on the sidewalk, you’d walk right over me!”
Harsh reality
@@captainmacmellon2333 same lmao
2020 talking to to 2021 and everyone that lived through it
Hello how are you doing
@@claraanita646 hello I am good how are you fellow human
This is the reality of today
“I killed them because they were awful.”
One minute later.
“You’re awful, Murray.”
Murray: **doesn’t take the hint**
Lmao
😂
He did get what he deserved
@@anmoldani6258 The whole point of the movie is that Arthur wasn't born a psychopath. He was mentally ill, but harmless. But when the world does nothing but hurt a man for as long as he can remember, how can he be expected to do anything but want to hurt it back? The movie brought a lot of parallels to Frankenstein for me. The Creature wasn't a threat until his environment convinced him that the only way he could assert any sort of control over his surroundings was to lash out and hurt others just like he had been hurt, much like Arthur himself.
Just for the record, the three Wayne employees he killed WERE awful pieces of shit. Murray may not have deserved a full on execution, but he wasn't a nice guy either. Joker's not wrong when he says people are awful, but that's partly because he had the misfortune of being surrounded by shitty people, Gary and Arthur's neighbor being the exceptions.
@@Nobythulhu well explained bro
"how about another joke, Murray?"
"Joker 2"
LMFAO🤣
Good one!
Ooh how bout another one!!
1. A famous singer gets cast as Harley Quinn and the character is the most unlikeable version of the character ever conceived
2. A movie that has only 3 likable characters in Arthur, his attorney and Gary while everyone around Arthur is irredeemable and has no somewhat funny or relatable qualities that make em well written
3. And the biggest joke of em all, basically telling your audience that you’ve officially killed this series with the ending
@@pepito2847I mean Harley is usually unlikable or has irredeemable qualities and she should be able to manipulate Arthur since he isn’t a criminal mastermind.
😂😂😂😂😂
Fallon would have probably laughed awkwardly after getting shot.
LOL Watch Jimmy interviewing Joaquin Phoenix. Paranoia filled his damn face.
But in the head?
@@elementalcolors4977 Yes
The nod when Murray asks ""Me? Awfull?""
While shaking and deathstaring.
wow.
With his awkward clap too
Imagine being such a good actor that people forget that Robert De Niro is in the scene.
@@yank.my.doodleitsadandy9222 you have issues dude...
@Max1982 I'm american and i don't hate him...
Deniro was lack luster I mean he did that stupid deniro face lmao
De Niro is just finished , ... Youngs are in the place .
@@ericmourot6329 you kid watch irishman
Joker: I killed those three Wall Street guys
Fallon: *laughs hysterically*
cloudLoco underrated comment
@@algleeson1461 hahaha thank you
🤣🤣🤣
Jim-may
i hate fallon
It's a real shame that this movie never got a sequel.
*It's a real shame that this movie got a sequel.*
@@ethanblair7351ya missed the joke real bad huh
@@ethanblair7351 Totally missed buddy
If they do make a sequel I hope they don’t make it a musical
@@KingTrexAnd let's hope that they don't kill Joker at the end
“Everybody just yells and screams at each other, nobody’s civil anymore.”
Internet in a nutshell.
@@northerneuphorbia3873 We're on the internet, who cares?
@@northerneuphorbia3873 Woops, my mistake. Please carry on.
Reddit has wholesome spots
Especially Twitter
lol
His legs bouncing from the adrenaline after taking the shot is just incredible acting
Brilliant
adhd icon 😩😩😩😩😩
I have anxiety which makes me move my legs in that way and I noticed that right away
@@cutiemeowie8352 Nop, he is just processing all the emotions, its too much for a person.
@@cutiemeowie8352 no dude, he just shot someone and had a spike in adrenaline. also, stop trying to "relate" to him all the damn time
"I killed those guys because they were awful "
"You're awful murray "
He already told murray he is going to kill him .
Simo Knioui damn that’s true
- ohh man, who's this?
- damn, man! this is Sherlock.
- oh my god
Its stolen but I like anyways
you copied some other comment i seen this comment before but it was way older than 2 days
The conclusion is sensible considering the premises.
Man this movie was so good, they should make a sequel.
_n o_
Nevermind
😬
I love me a Joker movie where he gets bummed and stabbed and isn't the Joker. Up next: a Batman movie where he gets fisted and cries.
"How about another joke, Murray"
"No"
"Trust me. It's gonna blow your mind"
literally
😭
That's genius
@Jim Thomas take a nap man
[Heath Ledger's joker laugh]
When his face and tone drops when he says “you’re awful Murray”. That’s incredible acting.
That's when I started getting hype. Thats when he officially became The Joker
I’ve heard people complain about “oh, it’s so depressing”. I don’t believe those same people know what the term “setting the stage” means. Like do you know what movie you just paid to see?
You can actually see real hatred in his eyes and face the way they contort and twitch. And the way he glares into Murray's soul right after shooting him in the head, just wow. Amazing acting....
The scorn on his face and the vileness dripping slowly from each word. "You're awful......". That's the scariest part of the movie. You realize he is now fully the Joker and any humanity he once had is now dead.
@@memphismafia5167 Yep. He sees everyone as a threat by this point, and he has fully embraced it. It's chilling to say the least. And those tribal drums building up to the shot, just masterful.
Joker: "How about another jo-"
Jimmy Fallon: *"HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!"*
L O L underrated comment right here
Don’t wanna be rude but I can tell your profile was made in 2012 or something
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! FUCK THAT MADE LAUGH
You're wrong, he'd've started laughing after being shot
No, i think we've had enough of your jokes
"They couldn't carry a tune"
The sequel ignored the original in so many ways, but especially here
We don't talk about that
Sequel is so overhated
@@sprawlz6466Worst movie of 2024. Don't ever cook again
@@Kendrick3000-v1j not even close lmao
@@sprawlz6466 You probably thought Borderlands was a modern art masterpiece
"I killed those guys because they were awful"
"You're awful Murray"
He literally told him he was going to kill him
Murray was bad in reasoning it seems.
Oh wow, I never realized that connection. Nice catch!
i mean what could he have done
Murray isn’t listening. That’s the theme of the film.
Not "literally", but I would have run after that line
Director- “Nice acting Joaquin.”
Joaquin- “What acting?”
🦀🦀🦀 Robert DeNiro is dead🦀🦀🦀
Nickolas Faz Jack and Jill 2 confirmed with Al Pacino
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3:15 🦀🦀
Not sure if this is true but past joker actors had to go to therapy to relieve them of the "insanity " role they played. Its speculation maybe but acting like someone like joker must take its toll
@@koalabearkhan145 especially Jared Leto, had to go to therapy to get over the joker acting and the bad reviews 😂😂
This scene is soo damn good that i literally didn't even notice that Robert De Niro is also in this scene
Robert got denied.
Robert DeAd
Robert Dinero which means (money) in English
im sorry but that's just not possible... like really..
@@mrderpyender876 dinero is spanish
I don’t care about how bad the sequel is, the original will always be a 10/10 movie for me
I agree 😊
It’s an awesome film. Masterpiece, 9.5/10
One good thing about the sequel.
It makes you remember how good the original one is
They ruined the sequel on purpose
Yes, Joker will always be a masterpiece
"They couldn't carry a tune to save their lives" was an underrated joke.
Patrick - yes!!! Finally someone caught that joke!!!
I feel like there's something there im not getting
@@monstermash1571 Implying if they sang better (when they were harassing him) it would've saved them from being shot by him
I love the way he says it too
Brother, plz explain.. I watched d movie many times, but cudnt get it exactly ..!!!! Tnx
The way his legs are shaking and his face after what he does, the adrenaline you can’t control, that was some performance
Indeed. Those little details made this a masterpiece
@Voodoo Ranger 0
I love how you described it: The Adrenaline you can’t control
Nah I think he it pretty camly really without a blink
I think it was more the fact he got a little upset cause murray was pointing at him saying call the police
1:51 This line is so good
its absolutely relatable... It happened to me as well, for three hours laying on a sidewalk!
Arthur: “I killed those 3 WallStreet Guys”.
Fallon: funniest shit I’ve ever seen.
Were it Fallon instead of De Niro, I'd have cheered loudly.
(I don't advocate for violence against real people, just saying some performers are better than portraying irritaiting characters than others. And some don't even have to act!)
@@vaclav_fejt it was just a joke.
@@animeglassesguy9138 And it was funny, because it was true.
c’mon man don’t just copy paste the previous stuff in the same comment section , seize and redistribute somewhere else this place has already been delivered.
Shut up kaminari!!
This scene doesn’t even seem like acting to me, that’s how incredible his performance is
its his past coming to haunt him in a way to release his inner anger
@SideAFTVClips you don't say, dummy.
I get what you mean Sherfina and I totally agree. in that moment you forget you are watching a movie. you feel like you are there.
it's too realistic that it's so scary
facts
“You’re laughing. A man has fallen into the river in Lego City and you’re laughing”
😂😂🤣🤣coughs
That’s so old now, dang.
That never gets old
why steal for clout
I know, how about another joke Delta?
"How about a sequel Murray?"
"No I think we've had enough of these sequels"
@@OneEyedGhoulX777 "What do you get when you cross the Joker with A MUSICAL WHERE HARLEY QUINN IS PLAYED BY LADY GAGA?"
@@Rubenz343"Call the directors, Gene, call the directors"
@@superfreddybrosespanol6781 i'll tell you what you get, you get what you FUCKING DESERVE
*5.2/10 imdb*
@@superfreddybrosespanol6781 "YOU GET A SHITTY MOVIE"
Joker: *shoots Murray
Everyone: *hides
Camera man: fear is for the weak.
Fear is the mind killer.
haha!! so tru!!! ur so funny!! haha!!
omg!!! funniest comment i’ve seen!! haha!!
this girl should lowkey be a comedian😳
sunny “the funny” skarecki
The way Joaquin gives Arthur such an insecure tone to his voice at the beginning of this scene and it just escalates to mad confidence with every word is just wow
Kevkas04 I was about to say no one else like this comment, but too late
Kevkas04 *Arthur
@A Frustrated Gamer I re-created this exact scene with myself in place of the Joker. I actually digitally inserted myself into the scene, so it looks like Robert DeNiro is talking to ME and I am talking to him! It took a very long time to make the video and I don't even know if many people will watch it, but I thought someone might like to see. You can share it if you want: ua-cam.com/video/ptiRwk0L0Vk/v-deo.html
Clippy pretty self-explanatory, sport.
@Clippy no one asked, brat
Everyone: screaming and running
The camera man: *fear is for the weak*
The cameraman wasn't there😂
@@muhsin8111 Did you actually watch the video?
@@lewqitz
Yh the cameraman ran away too
@@muhsin8111 no he just crouched when joker grabs the camera. 4:15
@@lewqitz
Yh, initially he's there but when Arthur gets closer he leaves
Murray is actually lucky, he didn't survive long enough to watch second shitty movie
LMFAO🤣😂😆
Criminally underrated comment 😂
Tragically....you are correct.
I didn't think it was too bad. Just sort of unnecessary
Everyone in the stage: *Running and screaming*
The Cameran: *_"Fear is for the weak."_*
No I saw him run when Joker came to the camera.
W1ND General he didn’t run when the gun went off tho
@@bunnyhop4938 the lies you tell
"Fear is the mind killer...."
"People die, big deal"
*keeps filming*
Everyone: "His acting is incredible"
Joker: "There is no acting.
It's not a movie."
You're serious, aren't you? You're telling us you killed three young men on the subway, and why should we believe you?
@@murrayfranklin8390 I ain't got nothing left to lose
@@murrayfranklin8390 What the crap, just as I started reading your comment the exact line came on in the video
Adam Kretzmann ME TOO WTF ME TOO
Adam Kretzmann WHY DID IT ALSO HAPPEN TO ME?!? COINCIDENCE?
2008: how about a magic trick?
2019: how about another joke?
How about alive?
As of yesterday, 12 years ago 😐
@Michael 2030: how about some fries with that shake
both literally kill a guy after that
i was kind of disappointed he didn't do it with a vanishing pencil. with the rubber tip as the stabbing point. this is not the sadism that i was used to, i find this too soft. then again, this is THE origin story of joker, he wasn't THAT advanced. YET.
How about another Joker movie, Murray?
I think we've had enough of your movies!
What do you get when you cross a pretentious french title with an actor who treats his fans like trash? I'll tell you what you get you get what you fucking deserve
After killing murray, Arthur expressions are priceless. Hes not acting but just living in character.
Nice way to describe acting lol
He was supposed to kill him self but lost control of him self when Murray wouldn’t let him do it the way he planned it
Murray got what he deserved.
@@ryugo7713 he must have understood the joke
Why do he want to kill himself? Also,why did he killed his mother?
His body language especially the nervous movement of his legs really makes you feel the adrenaline rush and anger he's feeling
its not because of adrenaline
This is easily one of the greatest performances I've ever seen.
There's probably little chance that Hollywood will acknowledge this publicly, and give him his due at the Oscars.
Isn't it strange that the media doesn't want a film to be popular that encourages anarchy against the elite.
I'm not an anarchist at all, and was actually once law enforcement, but I can appreciate the sentiment of it. How can all the press be so silent on this brilliant movie that has made over a billion dollars?
@Ruben O. I didn't say it was political.
@Ruben O. I was saying that the press and Hollywood have shunned Joker and left it alone at best. That's rather strange for such a well-acted, written, and directed film that has grossed a billion dollars.
I mentioned anarchy, but in more of an anti-elitist role. People against the rich. I think that's about as overtly political as it gets...though Wayne does run for office, doesn't he...
I actually for got that until you brought up politics. 😅
I thought the same fucking thing, I do the same shit when I get pumped up on adrenaline so it was so fucking easy to notice him doing it. Joaquin’s acting is out of this world.
This was probably one of the most nerve racking scenes I’ve ever watched
I remember people in the theatre screamed so loud. It was all so intense.
Go for some hereditary!! You'll be surprised!!
@Jim Goose you are a real badass, Joe
@Jim Goose ah i see now... that actually makes sense. I guess in that sense this movie was catartic for many people who were mistreated by crappy higher figures
Murray got what he deserved. Jokey Sama did nothing wrong
Repeat after me : **Joker doesn't have a sequel**
"There is no punchline. It's not a joke"
That's when shit got real.
Could hear a pin drop. Be oddly funny if it did though
Shit just went from 0 to 100 real quick
No thats when shit got boring just like this whole damn movie. You can totally see the budget of this movie. It's just a camera following one guy around and that's it nothing else. Honestly I think it just made so much money because of the anticipation not the movie itself. I know nobody that has seen this movie twice. It's just that super boring.
patman0250 Explain your problems with the plot
patman0250 it’s an origin movie it’s about how author fleck became joker not about big cgi fights and saving the world
Everyone: I’m waiting for the punchline
2020: there is no punchline
summary of 2020 so far
myuki
Pretty much
2020 : It'S NoT A JokE
Everyone : *confused screaming*
So true
"How about another joke, Twenty Twentaay?"
0:19 Murray gets the signal to end it right there but Murray sees this whole scene as an opportunity.
Damn!
i thought that was for like a camera cut cuz i saw that too,
If Murray listened to that guy, he would not die.
@@margarethmichelina5146 Yup. He thinks Arthur is just another fool. Most of the people who got mistreated like this never ever rebel. For Murray, it's just another day so he wasn't cautious.
bro i seen the signal but i didnt see Murray's reaction
"How about another joke, Murray?"
*Create Folie a Deux*
I can’t describe the hate in the look joker gives Murray when he says “you’re awful”.
Joker lost his cool that shit is rare
It's pain. It's extreme pain.
2:50 Seriously you can look into joker’s face and see he’s thinking to himself you’re not even going to hear my side of the story or even cared why I did it, you’re basically agreeing that with those 3 men who almost BEAT ME to death.....now I look at you as one of them *5 seconds later* bang‼️
That's when I knew Murray was a dead man.
He almost says it like a child too. He looked up to Murray as a father figure in his absence of a father in his life. This seemed like Joker's realization that even the man he looked up to his entire life is just as awful as the rest of them. Very brilliant voice acting there and spoke a lot.
Joker: There’s no punchline, it’s not a joke
MurRay: *haha I’m in danger*
*_chuckles_* _I'm in danger_
he fucked up
😂😂
Joker: *haha I'm going to jail*
@@existence.5806 "Knock Knock" scene
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The menace in his face when he says “you’re awful Murray”… amazing acting
He looked up to Murray and he spat in his face
That face actually kinda haunted me
Reminds me of when he was in Gladiator
@@jessicah3450 Man Phoenix played a lot of scary characters
Seriously
Ah this movie is great it NEVER got a sequel thankfully 'cries inside'
2 years later and this scene still gives me goosebumps. Incredible piece of cinema!
Can’t belive it’s been 2 years
This scene is as chilling as the slap 👋🏾 will did Sunday
@@pb5538 bru
I remember I gasped when he killed Murray back when I watched it the first time on theatre
why don't you take a seat over there
Joker: "Killed those 3 Wall Street guys"
Jimmy Fallon: *Uncontrollable Wheezing laugh*
LMAO
LMAO -uncomfortable wheezing-
Stolen
stolen
What are these Jimmy Fallon memes all of a sudden? where did it come from?
Joaquin Phoenix is soo fantastic. He seemed genuinely upset like he was about to cry when he said “if it was me dying on the sidewalk you’d walk right over me...”
That's a part of the movie that affects me. In his journal, he was writing about what it would be like to die on the sidewalk.
Do yall know any other words besideds "genuinely"?
What the joker is highlighting the breakdown of the traditional values in the west. The joker is as creation of the hedonistic selfish culture that is overtaking the west.
All throughout the movie Arthur is failed again and again, hoodlums beat him up, thugs in suits do so as well, government shuts down his treatment and he has no family or support system to turn to. All through the movie no one helps him, people on the street walk by as he is beaten, his "friend" at work gets him fired because he is "wierd", and his family situation is all kinds of mess up................ the end might have been avoided if anyone or thing had actually provided support, instead they do nothing and eventually Arthur snaps completely.
I bet all he had to do is think about his brother river and the tears would come out like nothing, but other than that hes a very gifted actor!
Omg that is so sad I love him 😔
I'm so glad this movie never got a sequel.
Mr. President..... A new joker movie has been released
Clearly u dont understand the depth of joker
"A day without laughter is a day wasted."
Nobody takes that sentence as seriously as the Joker.
Dirty Harry when did he say that
who said that and when?
I think Charlie chaplin said that^^
It is Charlie Chaplin's quote
엄준식 Charlie Chaplin
“You get what you fucking deserve” damn, it’s probably the most iconic phrase of whole the movie.
Not to mention the best part of the film.
It was absolutely mind blowing!
@@RoRo-hw3um broooo
It's the theme as well.
@@RoRo-hw3um the camera got a nice shot of that scene
I mean, he’s not wrong, comedy is subjective.
Edit: I realize now that this comment I wrote over a month ago has caused a bit of controversy. This comment is not supposed to be taken seriously. I thank you all that liked and commented and I just wanted to let ya’ll know. Hope you all have a great day!
And we do live in a society
Dying is easy, comedy is hard
Ask Dave Chapelle how subjective comedy is.
The fact that so many on here are cracking jokes about Murry getting his brains blown out says it all.
@Puckish Rogue well, deciding to engage in an argument with a guy that just admitted to killing three guys because he thought it was funny to do so...you're kind of asking for it.
this is the first and last Joker for me in this franchise
Joaquin's performance is BREATHTAKING. His unscripted dancing, his laugh, everything.
wholesome chungus chonkers
The dance was unscripted????
@@akshayanand2918 yes. he was supposed to stare at the mirror.
Your breathtaking
@@Casteray damn 😳
“And remember, that’s-“
-Joker
I think he was about to say, "That's life."
Thats just a theory.
A GAME THEORY!!
R/woooosh
@@antixtal dude its a film
How the newssss goes
"everybody is awful these days" that's the punch line.
Murray didn't understand. Arthur killed the three guys because they were awful. He said "you're awful, Murray". Murray should have paid attention!
@@dawnrobbins5877 the past was way worse
Marvel is awful , my life Disney free.
@@misfitdanzig8152 So edgy
You’re Awful, Not Marvel.
“How about another joke Murray?”
*Joker 2: Folie à Deux*
Lmao.
“They couldn’t carry a tune to save their lives” classic joker line
theoboegoddess I think he said “tomb”
@@ryzui1852 it's tune trust me
@@ryzui1852 that wouldn't make sense
Ryzui he said tune because the guys were singing send in the clowns when they jumped him
Swapneel Patel while true, tomb doesn't fit the context either
Plus if you listen closely to what he says he clearly says "tune" and not "tomb". They sound different when said aloud.
2008: How about a magic trick?
2019: How about another joke?
Underrated
How about another movie.
Venus Vortex14 that dosent mean you’ll get popular u won’t eventually have 1 mil and will be trending stfu that’s not how youtube works dumbass
@木PXSquid木 Both Jokers make someone "disappear"
2008: "Do I look like a guy with a plan?"
2019: "Do I look like a clown that could start a movement?"
Murray: “Not everyone is awful.”
Joker: “You’re awful, Murray.”
Me watching: “Oh shit.”
All Nolan fans pls take notes here about what is character study.
Exposition, explosion and spectacle aren't everything
It's just a reminder that when you look for the "awful" people in society, you're going to inevitably find those who are "not much better" and then you'll start going full vigilante on them too-perpetuating the cycle.
@@desipop3654 This was a great movie - One of my all time favourites because of the character depth.
But I watch Nolan movies for a different reason than a character study. I thought Tenet was amazing.
Same as a Tarantino movie... you watch it for a completely different reason than a movie like this.
Depends on your taste and the mood you're in.
The joker planned to kill himself during the scene in the film, "you're awful, murray" Was when he changed his mind.
@@jamesdunning8650 Hell yeah
This scene is a masterclass in acting by Joaquin Phoenix. You can feel the pain in every word leading up to the ending and the power and impact it has is incredible.
Yeah, Oscar well deserved
@@norm-bb3bb Yeah
Joker: "How about another joke, Murray?"
Murray: "Ok, shoot"
A joke worthy of Joker himself.
Not bad old chap 🤣🤣🤣😂
Joker: "Oooh, poor choice of words."
I laughed just like the Joker reading this.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
everybody gangster till Arthur says “wanna hear another joke murray?”
Caden boyes or when the quiet kids yells I’m done
😂😂😂
Caden boyes no “how bout another joker Murray”
lol.... ikr
Do people still laugh at these generic cookie cutter "everybody gangsta" jokes?
I'll tell you what you get, you get what you f**kin deserve
*Pulls out oscar
Epic🤞
Clay Morrow we’ll deserved
@Vhulrum The Joker is a higher being compared to the mortals of the Oscars.
cringe
🎊🏆
"How about another joke, Murray?"
*"A sequel to this film."*
I will forever love how he refused to mention they were beating the living hell out of him and he killed the first two originally in self defense and went with how he felt while killing the third one.
The show is about people's rejection of actual reality in favor of their own take. By this point he didn't care anymore to try and reject Murray's presumptions. There's an earlier scene where he finds a photo signed T.W or something and he just throws it away. It's not important, no one around him care about what actually happens anyway.
And in the comics... Batman is a detective.
yeah that's true somewhat
if he mentioned that, people would think of him as a little less psychopathic lol
@@doncoyote68 it really shows how great Batman and the joker are as the hero and villain. It's an amazing ground for rivalry
He just wanted to be a hero, if he killed those guys in self defense and not for a cause... There is no cause to fight, no chaos, and thats what he wanted. Chaos.
@@yol_n Problem is this was not a batman or joker film. It was a random film that used famous comic book names. To draw in audeinces and throw out polotical propaganda. It may not be leftist propaganda but its the same tactics, Used by shows like Velma. Just becouse its far right does not make these tactics ok. Propaganda is propaganda. You and everyone praising the film ate it up. Yet you same people will scream to the heavens, about how Velma is the worst case of political propaganda in the last 2 years. You would be correct. It is political propaganda. But so is this.
Everybody gangsta until
“How about another joke?”
I'm smiling at this comment. Lol
"How about a magic trick?"
Days Games hahaha right?
😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
It will never stop being hilarious to me that the TV's have no problem showing Murray's head being blasted, but also have a problem with Joker swearing.😂
That’s what makes this scene strangely and disturbingly realistic, that the final moment before he kills Murray, the joker talks over Murray and they interrupt each other. This movie loses those artificial pauses.
Exactly, also Its the jokers anger and how he's not being taken serious, murray talking over him as if murray himself is untouchable made me want murray to be shot. Just because he's kinda like a reflection of society, and he's ignoring his cry for help.
well. Robert Deniro thinks that Arthur was self victimizing himself to much sure his life was not good at all nor was it a walk in the park but lets be real many people have shitty life's and are dealt a shitty hand they don't end up killing people and being super angry and resentful just saying
@@roxannemua9350 Sorry but I don´t agree with you. I hate the "blame the victim" mentality.
The asshole got what he fucking deserved.
@@roxannemua9350 Those that don't do anything but take the abuse are like ticking time bombs. They may not doing anything today or tomorrow but without professional mental help they *will* kill/hurt someone.
Very well observed and I wouldn't never have noticed but now I do I see why it's real
"If it was me dying on the sidewalk you'd walk right over me"
Sadly true
This happend to me.
Bēowulf Allrauðr me too cuh
@@taxevader7080 You're A fucking Warrior now though huh? New perspective on life.
Did you watch billie eillish for 4 seconds
@@BruhMoment-yg6jv I have
His body is shaking and he seems like hes unconscious right after he shot murray. That was a class act...The acting is so out of this world we can see how realistic those acting were
I've never noticed it, it's insanely good and adds to the awesomeness of this movie. Why do you think Joker does that in this scene?
@@nicolekubecka Because his adrenaline is pumping sky high. Probably anyone would be shaking in this kind of situation.
@@Eorzat yeah, I think so too. It's awesome how Joker is portrayed in this movie. Soo incredible
ADONIS, DO YOU KNOW SOMONE CALLED ANIKA??
This is just my interpretation.
He's not unconscious. He's just sad that he needs to kill people. But he can't express it the way the majority of the population does. That is his sickness.
You can say he regrets it but to offset the fear and other effects you feel after a murder he must laugh or he will go insane for real.
Joker. the hero we deserve but did not know we needed. Fruck off Batman, this is the dark night.
I love how his suit turns purple as he approaches the camera, giving us a glimpse of the classic comic Joker.
The Joker is the only comic book character to have an actor win an Oscar for portraying them. And its happened twice
And then theres Leto
The detailed analysis people have on the Joker is always entertaining. My interpretation of his character is that he could be anybody; just an average dude that had one bad day. Or in this case, had a life of hardships with no overcoming of obstacles and suddenly became the chaotic person we hate to love.
theJUS we don’t mention Jared Leto
@@the4given196 Leto's Joker could have been awesome if he actually had screen time lol. You do realize there was actual comics of a Joker version like Leto's right? It wasn't just a random hipster decision by Hollywood.
@@kevinjung4797 Maybe I'm just old, but the Joker has always been a crook/criminal with a flair for theatrics. The Heath Leadger and Joaquin Phoenix characters are very far from the Jack Nicholson Joker that lends itself much more to the comics. Not that they are bad, they are just atypical portrayals.
"everybody just yells and scream at each others, nobody's civil anymore"
*Me watching peoples fighting over toilet paper and hand sanitizer.
Bruh we’re gonna get the supervillain ‘Covidman’ who got his powers by injecting himself with disinfectant.
Now those same exact people are trying to sell the shit they bought too much of.
you are respectful
More like 2016 election that was the empathist of what started it.
Joker predict the future
“Everybody is awful these days, it’s enough to make anyone crazy”
I I P3 I I especially now
Is it because people stray further from the truth every generation?
@@evanw2195 Sad but true
@@evanw2195 true
NGL, that quote resonates with me. This year has shown me how people truly are. And it's frightening. Especially as a guy who always believed in and connected with others.
This masterpiece of a movie, acting, writing all undone with a shitty sequel. They should have just left it alone
well for me its only this movie because i havent seen the second one
Joker 2 is a cinematic masterpiece, but it's not made for simpletons that liked Joker 1 because it was "cool". Joker 1 hit the wrong audience which is why this sequel is flopping. Todd made it clear Authur was never gonna be THE Joker that rivals Batman. These movies main theme is mental illness and how terribly society views it using Joker and its genius. Joker is not single man. It's identity of pure chaos which Authur created at his weakest but Authur is mentality ill guy that was treated wrong. At the end he's reminded the concept of Joker is everything his morale go against and he only wanted people to understand him but people only developed love for Joker, not for him. As long as Authur lived Joker couldn't which is represented at the end when someone else takes on the title with more unredeemable morals.
The entire message and point of the movie were to expose fake fans. Lady Gaga as Harley Quinn essentially plays the audience-you are Harley Quinn. You expected a movie where Joker does 'cool' and 'bad' things, as you think Joker is supposed to, without ever looking at the person behind the persona (Arthur). When you didn't get the 'cool' stuff, you stormed off, just like Harley did.
The movie perfectly portrays capitalism and its consumption-driven mindset. People are reduced to either being entertaining (the Joker) or not worth paying attention to (Arthur Fleck). This point is demonstrated flawlessly. People prefer to be entertained rather than engage with authenticity. When Joker is authentic (i.e., when he's Arthur), he loses, and this perfectly illustrates our superficial capitalist culture. Authenticity is dead-we don't care about the person behind the persona; we just want to see the Joker, the version we imagine he's supposed to be. Like in capitalism, we crave the flashing lights, the illusion of realness, not realness itself, because that's boring. When the movie shatters that illusion, you go cry on the internet.
Harley Quinn doesn't just represent the audience; she also symbolizes the 'higher-ups' who wanted Todd Phillips to make a 'cool' sequel about Joker and Harley taking over Gotham, causing anarchy, and doing bad shit. This is what the trailer suggested-another masterpiece in setting expectations and then demolishing them. She wants the Joker because the audience wants the Joker; they don't want a 'loser' like Arthur. But Todd Phillips said no, and by doing so, he exposed the audience for what they really are: they don't care about realness, they just want entertainment. Now that they didn't get it, they're crying online because their idea of what Joker is 'supposed' to be has been crushed.
To everyone who hates this movie: first, you've been exposed as fracking idiots; second, this movie is the perfect slap in the face to all of you. Todd Phillips gave you that slap, and now you're all storming off, whining online about how you didn't like the movie, or asking 'what was the point?' when the point was you-you are the point. The truth is, this movie was a mirror, and that's exactly why you don't like it.
People also complain about it being musical which makes perfect sense. Ever wondered why Authur danced out of nowhere in the first movie? The reason it feels like a musical, is because thats how the joker sees the world, how he perceives it. Hes life felt like a comedy, but now it feels like a musical.
it's also a copying mechanic and a form of escapism because he hates the world and created this bubble where he is funny and can make people laugh. He had a good heart but turned evil by society
@@sammyboy_samik3554you could've been brief and just say that you hate people who think different than you, it's all you are saying after all. Wrong audience my ass, so much money and effort wasted for some pretentious film, that boot must taste sweet, huh?
They didn't like that people loved the Joker character. So they character assassinated the guy in the sequel.
Joker shoots Murray
Audience running and screaming
Cameraman: *You all are weak*
Cameraman never dies
The camera makes sure he dont die
*me fails at NNN*
everyone pretending to not fail: You all are weak
that sounds like a dope movie idea
😂
The way his voice cracks when he says....."I'll tell you what you get"
That's pure anger
The crack in “mmhmm” at 0:27 too
@@Abotalal00 "Knock Knock" scene
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It call nice acting
very clown esque
**drums start playing**
Me: “oh no.”
Honestly
This is so true
Anxiety kicks in
I love the music in this movie the whole movie played that music from the bathroom but when he finally became joker Sinatra played it was perfect when he was depressed the music was sad and depressing but when he became Joker "that's life" I just loved the music of this movie
The was my reaction in the theater
5 years later and they still haven’t made a sequel! Wouldn’t it be so cool if they made a sequel to this movie?
I think it's perfect as is, not all movies need sequels or were planned to have them originally right?
@@MrXaniss I think you misunderstood my comment
@@JumpingJiraffe is saying joker 2 didnt happen (which would be for the best!
)
idk why but the way he says, “and I’m tired of pretending it’s not” is really satisfying and the way he moves his head looks so sassy
Ikr lol
I’m telling ya this movie is THE BEST 👏👏👏👏💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥
i love the way he smiles after hes being told off by murray for killing those guys. It makes me smile.
@@Foeisudhxj same
Joaquin Phoenix just nailed the fucking role. Nothing to add.
“My life, is nothing but a comedy”
Lady in audience: laughs nervously
A-HA-HA
Lol
SKSKSK
Because that what happens and that laugh was Billie eilish.
Jaime yes it’s her 🤣
"Do I look like a guy with a plan" : Heather Ledger's Joker
"Do I look like a clown that can start a movement" : Phoenix's Joker
Damn... their whole thing is their love of chaos
They lived in constant chaos for so long they disassociated from the capability to ever be stable. Stability to them was a joke. The idea of stability confused them. So they tried to create as much chaos as possible in order to make the world more sensible to them.
🃏 💘
The next Joker: Do I look like the type of clown that could start a gonorrhea outbreak?
Do I look like I'm joking? "Nicholson"
thank god this movie never got a part 2
Cry harder
Thank god there hasn't been a Joker origin story yet. Have to be very careful to make a good movie and all.
Yeah, I'm glad
I bet they would do something stupid like a musical thank god that didn't happen
@@CoreyArsenault-c8t I can't imagine them doing that brother Todd Philips is such a great director he wouldn't ruin the first movie that will only happen if he lost his mind
Christ it is incredible how well Phoenix plays this version of the Joker. The shock after he killed Murray looked and felt so genuine
I got goosebumps. Especially since I’ve seen it before and I knew it was coming. Watching it again just puts the icing on the cake. 🎂
@@NoneofyourBusiness-hy5ln I watch this scene from time to time and I still get goosebumps. The acting and whole chemistry is on another level. It makes you forget we are watching a movie.
exactly my thinking, I'm surprised not more people talk about this scene. his facial expressions are perfectly on point
It reminds me of the *_mold in this video_* ua-cam.com/video/cJpn0wkihWk/v-deo.html&.kjsma
The reality is that Murray was never actually awful, sure he did make fun of Arthur, but that’s what every comedy talk show does, Jimmy Kimmel, SNL, hell I wouldn’t mind if Kimmel made fun of me on TV, Arthur just went through so much that he took it at a psychotic and personal level, Murray was never really aware of Arthur’s uncontrollable laughter, he thought it was just a part of his comedy act, Murray was never actually aware that Arthur was a very mentally troubled person
Joker: *kills Murray
The two people sitting next to him: *ignore him so he doesn't see us*
come to think of it one of them could’ve grabbed the gun from the desk after joker walks up to the camera and killed him, but of course that wouldn’t be fun
Goodnight, and always remember, That’s
@@MosesReynatrue lol
it's because Joker here only wanted to fight against those who hurt him. The two didn't really do anything bad to him, so Mr. J just lettem be.
They were in shock and Too afraid
"IF it was ME dying on the sidewalk youd WALK right OVER ME"!! 100 percent accurate
Yep.
I don't know to what extent this is true but a couple of months ago a 85 year old photographer fell off in Paris and was hurt so badly that he couldn't get on hos feet. EIGHT HOURS did he spend on the floor and NO ONE helped him. Since it was a cold night, the photographer sadly died.
@@stormstrucker That’s awful! It’s such a shame that not even a soul tried to help.
@@RealLewis joker was right about people
That's how I'd live. 100% true. Not EVERYONE gets their own kazuma kiryu who comes along, helps you as a kind soul and wishes you well. Some people can just enjoy their pathetic,tacky, perfect little lives! If I was being crushed by life, and abandoned like a homeless bum, even some of my own favorite celebrities and heroes won't always care! Some of them are just really good at acting and having fans, but some of them don't care about other civilian lives that don't meet their status, or aren't very stable, and are practically losing, like a bum themselves! They just selfishly move on!
“You’re Awful, Folie a Deux”
“I killed those three people”
*ten minutes later*
“Wanna hear another joke”
“Ok let’s now call the cops”
It's very realistic. The producers want to cut it there but this is a huge moment for Murray, interviewing a high profile murderer on live TV is gonna get him big attention. Unfortunately it also got him a bullet in the brain of course.
Also it can be pretty much assumed that the cops were on their way after he admitted to killing those guys, they just got put on standby because of the important nature of such an interview.
@@Scroolewse Good Point
@@Scroolewse the way he was talking to Arthur too, it sounded like he was trying to build his image up as this high morale guy that tried to get through to a killer
there was also riots and general unrest going on at the time so the cops had their hands a bit full
@@Dream146 true
Joker: “How about another joke, MurrAy?”
MurrAy's brain: "i'ght imma head out."
Imma head shot.
Johan Ramos no
That’s what his brains said
Murray: *You talkin to me?*
Murray: "A'ight my head boutta be blown out
This didn’t even feel like a movie. It felt like an actual live event that happened it’s just so lifelike it makes me realize how much work was put into this production.
Exactly like a weird sense of deja vu
What joker said about dying and getting ignored was true
Have you never seen Taxi Driver?
No it was a movie it’s not real
@@louisvuitton56 it was but you gotta admit you can relate to this movie one way or another.
“You’re laughing. You’re laughing!!” Robert is incredible lmaoo you can hear the disgust with Joker in his voice
His acting in this movie was beyond phenomenal. This scene especially gives me chills every time I watch it.... you could literally feel the hurt and built up rage when he spoke.
Wasn't there someone in talks to star as The Joker before Phoenix? I can't even remember because he did such a phenomenal job
Facts tho
Syrupy Beard I have no clue lol but glad that fell through
Quad Gym Big facts 💯
Not only that you see him shaking his legs after he shoots him than the rush settles in slowly and he laughs, this was fluently done and it was magnificent, the transition from an angry psycho to a calm menacing laughing psycho is beautiful
Love the way he laughs after he shoots Murray, it’s the first time Arthur isn’t suffering laughter as an affliction or using it to fit in when he doesn’t understand social cues. Powerful acting.
Bravo and thank you for this observation.
Carter Coleman YESSSS
You're at 666 likes. I don't wanna ruin it.
That face when he says "But you are awful, Murray"
That is a face of pure hatred and betrayed.
Look at his chin quiver and listen to his breathing, he has this kind of rage where he’s almost trying not to break down, everything done was truly exceptional in this film
ProDoucher It’s the face of an *ACTOR*
At that point I would’ve said, *”call the police gene, call the police”
Me? I'm awful? Oh yeah how am i awful?
Thomas Wayne Junior “Playing my video.. Inviting me on the show. You just wanted to make fun of me”
This scene is pure cinema. 4:37
That scene is 100% American.
"l kiIIed them because they were awful"
"You are awful Murray"
Here was the hint.
Murray should've noticed that when he pronounced his name in a different manner.#Mur-ray to Murray
Only good part of this movie was Phoenix's acting.
@@bunnyhop4938 then you watch bad
@@bunnyhop4938 it wasn't as iconic as people made it out to be. But it was a decent movie especially compared to the crap that's out now and even back then
@@bunnyhop4938 disagreed
The moment he said “You are awful Murray” he’s face shows pain and anger it’s just amazing. And then to close it he is crying and laughing holy shit
Yea Murray fucked up
that what he said broke my hart , we not all rich shit people lauging at us
Agree.
Not too long time ago, Murray was like a father figure and the top comedian. When he make fun of Arthur, while his Mom is in the Hospital he died a little.
When he said that line you know shit was going down