I admire Joaquin Phoenix and his acting tremendously. In 8mm (a disturbing film), Gladiator (a masterpiece of acting), Joker, I Walk The Line, the list goes on and on. Superb talent.
He’s definitely one of the best there is. His joker was amazing, had no idea what he was going to do scene to scene cause he played a mentally disturbed person so well..
It was so obvious to me that I was watching an Oscar-worthy performance when I saw this movie. His performance truly had everything: the poise, the spontaneity, the believability and the nuanced cadence of a master craftsman… Bryan Callen really was exceptional in Joker.
Joaquin grew up in a cult that encouraged adults to have sex with children and he watched his brother die of a drug overdose right in front of him. His 911 call trying to save his life was played all over TV and is still accessible on the Internet. I can't imagine the trauma and pain he carries around with him on a daily basis.
"This guy has inhumane discipline. He just ate an apple and smoked cigarettes. And on set, he never looked at you." Good news guys, i have inhumane discipline.
Joaquin pheonix played the role as joker perfectly. The movie, the soundtracks, the atmosphere, the theme, the realness, the depression, the scenes, everything was perfect. Joker was and still is a good movie
Joaquin Phoenix was in a similar and equally good movie just prior to The Joker called You Were Never Really Here. He plays a PTSD veteran who now works as a contract killer who specializes in brutally killing pedophiles. It is pretty dark and pretty much a modern version of Taxi Driver. It is a really good movie. Super dark.
I like that movie , but my favorite recent Joaquin film would have to be “Don’t worry , He won’t get far on foot “ which came out in 2018 ( between “Never Really Here” and Joker) it’s an amazing movie and one of my all time favorite performances from Joaquin .. heartbreaking movie and a must watch
He is a spectacular actor, one of the best of his generation. It’s been amazing to see him go from strength to strength, playing offbeat / anti hero characters…
Next week Schaub will be saying how Phoenix ran into him in an elevator, complimented his comedy career, play wrestled with him and gave him a noogie before Brendan gave him a motivational speech to get him into character for the Joker.
It goes to show that when you method act and bring your real emotions and experiences through acting into your performance, you get a masterpiece. Ledger and Phoenix both made the Joker legendary
Joker is one of the most powerful, well made comic book movies of all time, the story, beautifully shot and filmed, everything was top notch. Todd Philip’s created a masterpiece, Joaquin Phoenix nailed the role of Joker 👏👏👏
That's not nice. A person can't hold his own and give a salient criticism or opinion without having 10 thousand Instagram followers? The whole Joe Rogan brand started with him talking to people he loves.
@@themanwhoknewtoomuch6667 I'm getting ready to watch 🏈🏈🏈 but I wanted to reply to your comment. The zeitgeist mantra is "diversity is our strength", DIE=diversity, inclusive and equity. The politicians and media people screaming the loudest sadly do not allow any other opinions or perspectives other than their own echo chamber talking points. Have you noticed several Republicans are secretly Democrats but you never see Democrats who are secretly Republicans? So-called wedge issues, they divide America...by design. Whether it's migrants, abortion, trans agenda, etc. there is no "middle" ground. The power of the media to mold and shape public opinion is real. Example: giving Zelensky $billions of dollars with zero oversight. Sadly, we are no longer the "united" states but rather the divided states. 💉😷 Fooled alot of people, so-called green, sustainable energy is a scam as well. Meteorologists cannot successfully predict a precise course of a hurricane 5 days off the coast yet we are to believe their dire predictions years and decades from now are correct? Go back and listen to Al Gore predictions, all wrong. That's my two cents, time for breakfast.
@@themanwhoknewtoomuch6667he’s probably referring to the fact that hes both not a good actor and has been repeatedly exposed as rapey asf. On top of that his comedy is so bad that he has to podcast with brendan schaub. I get the sentiment of what you’re saying but bryan callen might be the worst example to use
Tod Philips is one of my favorite directors as well. All three Hangover films are fantastic. Tod also directed the original GG Allin documentary way back in the 90s! That's an insane journey in an of itself...
I think the scene where he climbs in the fridge was improvised too, which is hilarious to think about him doing that and the crew being like “uhhhh, wtf.”
After first couple minutes of that movie I also realized that I'm looking at an Oscar worthy performance. Walking out of theatre with friends first thing we discussed was his performance and how he should get like 10 Oscars for this lol. Joaquin is just on another level
Meanwhile Jared Leto legit broke down crying that everyone hated his joker performance. Joaquin Phoenix improvised and brought 100% while Leto was just being a creep leaving rats and animal carcasses in people’s trailers. Just shows how out of touch Leto was with the character of the joker
@@yoholmes273 Isn’t fruit slang for gay? Joaquin Phoenix isn’t gay. He’s in a relationship with Rooney Mara and they have a son together. He’s also really into martial arts and has been since he was young.
There a very few movies I'm grateful to have seen in theaters and Joker was a absolute masterpiece that I'm so glad to have seen on the big screen! Bryan was so good in the movie you could barely tell it was Bryan Callen!
Joker is still one of the most immersive and concise movies I have see . I feel everything they needed too show was shown to tell the story. It was something special.
Man, ever since Walk The Line I fell in love with him as a actor it was seriously a real eye opener even though I had seen Gladiator multiple times as a kid. But walk the line (and learning he ACTUALLY did all the singing himself) made me take a closer look, he's underrated and he's always in my top 5
@@at8630 Jack is also super underrated. Robin Williams as well. Both could pull off the funnies and the serious roles too. Michael Shannon, Willem Dafoe, Juaquin Phoenix, and Chris Evans are my top 4 currently. Where I know I don't have to read the script that they're in and I know they'll do the story right. Even if the script or character is lacking. I'd say Chris Evans is the best personality actor right now. Personality meaning he imbues a certain characteristic into the character he's playing and makes the watchers feed into that characters personality. Going back to Snowpiercer being the one that woke me up to his personality acting abilities.
@@zaynes5094 I like all those actors too, but Joaquin acts as if his life is on the line. His level of fear fuels his work on set. I can’t help but respect that more than the others. His body won’t move if it’s fake, or stale or scripted, he’s a true artist.
@@zaynes5094 I like Chris Evans but I really don't understand how one can speak about acting talent and include Joaquin Phoenix and Chris Evans in the discussion. One is a mainstream pretty face with comedic ability and a ripped to shreds body, the other is possibly the finest male artist on screen of the last 25 years. Certainly in the debate with MAYBE a handful of others that are in the running (I'd include Daniel Day-Lewis, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Christian Bale).
From that mirror scene at the start of the movie, I knew instantly I’m watching something different. For the first time I was able to superimpose Taxi Driver on a post-2010s modern blockbuster, that is saying a lot.
@@Richard-Espanol Joaquin was apparently already quite a bit loopy before River died, I read an article some time ago that Lea Thompson avoided him on the set of Space Camp, when he was about ten or so, because of his bizarre behavior.
I remember watching it Thurday night the week of release before pretty much antone . Me and my best friend have been Batman Stans since we were young young. (Were early 20’s now). We didn’t even plan on watching it that night , we just decided to bc we said screw it . Theater empty for the most part but best movie experience I’ve ever had . The interview with Murray left me with such a feeling of suspense and on edge than any movie I’ve ever seen . It is for a sure masterpiece for the substance as well . Can’t wait for 2
I've known since watching Gladiator ~23 years ago that Joaquin was one of the finest actors of his generation. May just be the best of his generation, with how consistently excellent he is.
I know what he means about from just seeing him walk; I saw something special in the trailers of Joker in two moments that really stick in my mind. 1. That moment when he's walking through the cheering crowd pumping his fist with them while his body language somehow makes it really obvious that the character doesn't fully get it, and is partially just imitating what's happening around him but is still feeling... something that he doesn't recognise and probably couldn't name. 2. That moment he sees the guy in the clown mask drive by in the taxi and he has a look of... I don't even know what to call it... on his face, but again the viewer immediately understands it. Since each of those moments is only about a second long, it takes a hell of a lot of skill to be able to pack in that much information, but he made it look effortless.
Really good actors that goes into dark roles sometimes get consumed by it, the acting gets really good but who knows what kind of numbers it does on them, imagine all the crap we don't see. Really impressive work.
@@conversationstranglersteve9873 schaub was using Joes name in the comedy scene to get things and threaten people (like Bobby Lee) schaub hasn’t been on jre or invited to the mothership since that whole thing
@@Spawn303 He was on at least 3-4 times on the podcast (including a Fight Companion) since that whole thing with Bobby Lee happened. And he's scheduled to come on again (another fight companion podcast) next Saturday to do a UFC fight night.
Joker was an all time great performance from a high level actor. That role is just something else. I'd say the same thing for Heath Ledger in the dark knight. Jared Leto fumbled it tho
OK, since you have seen Phoenix and Ledger, which one played the character better? I haven't seen Joker, but Heath Ledger as Joker was in my humble opinon, the absolute best performance I have ever seen from an actor, no matter the style of movie.
@@im1sickpup269 Watch Joker. It was a really good movie. I only go to theaters once every year or two (if that), but I went to see it and was totally worth it. Hard to compare the two “Jokers” because The Dark Knight trilogy is showing Batman’s human side, whereas Joker is showing the villain’s human side. I think if Heath tried Phoenix’s role, he would have failed and vice versa. Theyre both equally great in their roles
To me Heath played the definitive version of the Joker. Every angle of the character was covered. He was perfect and felt real. I don't think anyone will ever top his version.
@JoshuaCastillo6309 I actually think the opposite. Heath Ledgers Joker was more like an entity of chaos whereas Joaquins felt more realistic in the sense that it was a guy beaten down by life and driven to madness by his misery
It's odd that Todd Phillips only started getting real credit after the Joker. His comedies such as Old School and Hangover are brilliantly written. For some reason people don't recognise talent for making you laugh, just when you get depressed or creeped out.
@@mrjon75 if you like stuff like Bad Teacher, School For Scoundrels, The Hangover, etc you'll dig it for sure. RDJ doesnt do many straight ahead comedies like that anymore
Joker was scariest horror movies ive ever seen I could relate to the main characters life so much that it gave me a deep introspection while watching it, and it made it hard to finish it.
![Arthur kills three guys in the subway | Joker [UltraHD, HDR]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mUPJckUSdzo/mqdefault.jpg)
Schaub is pacing back and forth knowing he’s not in this room 😂
Who ?
Do they still have the show 2gether???
Tremendous comment
He probably begs the differ
Imagine if Theo was there too lmao
I admire Joaquin Phoenix and his acting tremendously. In 8mm (a disturbing film), Gladiator (a masterpiece of acting), Joker, I Walk The Line, the list goes on and on. Superb talent.
He’s definitely one of the best there is. His joker was amazing, had no idea what he was going to do scene to scene cause he played a mentally disturbed person so well..
Merrill, swing away
He's been a sleeper for while now. He's an artist at his craft.
👍
8mm was amazingly disturbing...
It was so obvious to me that I was watching an Oscar-worthy performance when I saw this movie. His performance truly had everything: the poise, the spontaneity, the believability and the nuanced cadence of a master craftsman… Bryan Callen really was exceptional in Joker.
Movie wouldn't have been the same without that 15 second scene showing only the back of his head...
5 bags of popcorn 🍿
The way he put that make up on... He should at least got nominated
I adore Joaquin but he overacted in the Joker.
I don't remember seeing him in Joker. Which character did he play
I’m really looking forward to watching Joaquin Phoenix play Napoleon.
Dynamite
Fuck yeah
I hope it is true to history
@@John_7775by history, you mean the history written by the victors right?
@@TubaTones
In the Napoleon trailer they use the word “TYRANT” to describe him
Joaquin grew up in a cult that encouraged adults to have sex with children and he watched his brother die of a drug overdose right in front of him. His 911 call trying to save his life was played all over TV and is still accessible on the Internet. I can't imagine the trauma and pain he carries around with him on a daily basis.
Sounds pretty fucked up. He does give off traumatised child vibes.
the greatest people iv known in my short time on this planet have always been those who have suffered the most.
I guess you could say he has risen from the ashes.
Damn he really is the joker
How do you know??? You weren't even there to witness it It's all just Wikipedia shit you looked up. 😂
Joaquin Phoenix is an amazing talent, but he's no Brendan Schaub.
legendary comment lol
Bro 100% 100 Percent
Lol
*because
Wtf is this obsession with Schaub, like start a fkn family or something at this point aren’t you bored?
Genuinely one of the greatest performances by an actor I have ever seen. Truly amazing.
Cant stop thinking of Brendan walking around listening to this talking to himself pretending he’s there.
🤣🤣 laughed out loud at that thought
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
💀💀💀💀💀
“Sush a great guy.... some might say the BEST crack addict boxer... HUGE genius bubba...”
I'm dying!
"This guy has inhumane discipline. He just ate an apple and smoked cigarettes. And on set, he never looked at you." Good news guys, i have inhumane discipline.
Inhuman not inhumane bruh
@@professorrufusalexander8243Fren ?
@@BakedNConfused absolutely fren...based Ye avatar btw
Snack w/ sufficient vitamins ✅️
Appetite suppressant ✅️
Inhumane ✅️
Sorry mate, he meant inhuman discipline for dropping so much weight so fast. For controling his body so quickly and accurately.
Glad Joe let this senior citizen on the pod. Good to show respect to your elders.
Joaquin pheonix played the role as joker perfectly. The movie, the soundtracks, the atmosphere, the theme, the realness, the depression, the scenes, everything was perfect. Joker was and still is a good movie
Schaub is punching the air right now......
He'll lose and get knocked out whilst grabbing at the air💀
Invisible ladder 😅
Air doesn't punch back 😃
Joaquin Phoenix was in a similar and equally good movie just prior to The Joker called You Were Never Really Here. He plays a PTSD veteran who now works as a contract killer who specializes in brutally killing pedophiles. It is pretty dark and pretty much a modern version of Taxi Driver. It is a really good movie. Super dark.
Special special work. Lynn Ramsay is quite something
I like that movie , but my favorite recent Joaquin film would have to be “Don’t worry , He won’t get far on foot “ which came out in 2018 ( between “Never Really Here” and Joker) it’s an amazing movie and one of my all time favorite performances from Joaquin .. heartbreaking movie and a must watch
Hammer time
He is a spectacular actor, one of the best of his generation. It’s been amazing to see him go from strength to strength, playing offbeat / anti hero characters…
Amazing amazing film
Next week Schaub will be saying how Phoenix ran into him in an elevator, complimented his comedy career, play wrestled with him and gave him a noogie before Brendan gave him a motivational speech to get him into character for the Joker.
Lmfao. Hahahahahaha
😂
"Hey you that comedian that works too much? Big fan"
The speech is the best part.
😂
Walk The Line is one of the most underrated movies ever. He was unbelievably good
He should have won the Oscar that year.
You don't know good movies then
@@Scott-kl1sh
Walk the Line was nominated for multiple Oscars, what are you on about? Lol
He gave a good performance but I did not like the way they portrayed Johnny cash
@@jackvincent5836
Cash himself was the one who picked Joaquin to play him in the movie
Brian and his big movie role stories are epic haha
not a single Brian story has ever been epic
Bryan*
As always:)
Bryan had one smaaaaallll role in Joker. See Bobby Lee’s appearance on fighter and the kid 😂 Bobby explains it best
GIVE HIM THE OSCAR
@@Big.Joe.Grizzly😂
Don’t remember him being in it at all.
I think I remember him looking in the mirror or was it his reflection
If you blink you will miss his part 😅
Joaquin is absolutely amazing to watch, such a good actor.
Truly one of the 1,000. Thankem.
It goes to show that when you method act and bring your real emotions and experiences through acting into your performance, you get a masterpiece. Ledger and Phoenix both made the Joker legendary
And then there was Jared Leto who brought some Alexander and some Gucci to his iconic turn as the "clown prince of crime"
If you're a Day 1 JRE fan, seeing Bryan here is a crazy reminder how absent he's been in recent years. Good to see him!
bro hes been in 2-3 JRE podcast already this year.. just has been in a group format with multiple ppl on
He has his own podcast
@@amont2 so then he hasn’t been on here by himself in like 2 years.
Word!!! You ain’t kidding man!!
@@pgpro8691I’d be fine if it was longer lol
Thanks for the valuable content
“Isn’t it funny that we like people better if they grew up in a one bedroom apartment with their mom” to Callen who was a rich kid 😂😅😂
yeah fr the guy that used to brag about how is family have a bank or someshit 😂
Joker is one of the most powerful, well made comic book movies of all time, the story, beautifully shot and filmed, everything was top notch. Todd Philip’s created a masterpiece, Joaquin Phoenix nailed the role of Joker 👏👏👏
Damnnnnn i saw the alert and thought Joaquin was on the podcast
Todd: Makes a once in a lifetime character driven movie masterpiece
Joe: Love "The Hangover"
The clock punching scene was my favorite!
We’re so lucky to have an actor of Bryan Callen’s caliber to give us insight into the inner workings of Hollywood.
He’s alright, no Brendan Schaub tho
That's not nice. A person can't hold his own and give a salient criticism or opinion without having 10 thousand Instagram followers? The whole Joe Rogan brand started with him talking to people he loves.
@@themanwhoknewtoomuch6667 I'm getting ready to watch 🏈🏈🏈 but I wanted to reply to your comment. The zeitgeist mantra is "diversity is our strength", DIE=diversity, inclusive and equity. The politicians and media people screaming the loudest sadly do not allow any other opinions or perspectives other than their own echo chamber talking points. Have you noticed several Republicans are secretly Democrats but you never see Democrats who are secretly Republicans? So-called wedge issues, they divide America...by design. Whether it's migrants, abortion, trans agenda, etc. there is no "middle" ground. The power of the media to mold and shape public opinion is real. Example: giving Zelensky $billions of dollars with zero oversight. Sadly, we are no longer the "united" states but rather the divided states. 💉😷 Fooled alot of people, so-called green, sustainable energy is a scam as well. Meteorologists cannot successfully predict a precise course of a hurricane 5 days off the coast yet we are to believe their dire predictions years and decades from now are correct? Go back and listen to Al Gore predictions, all wrong. That's my two cents, time for breakfast.
@@themanwhoknewtoomuch6667 Callen has almost a million instagram followers dummy.
@@themanwhoknewtoomuch6667he’s probably referring to the fact that hes both not a good actor and has been repeatedly exposed as rapey asf. On top of that his comedy is so bad that he has to podcast with brendan schaub. I get the sentiment of what you’re saying but bryan callen might be the worst example to use
I love it when Bryan gets to talk as Brenda never lets him
Love this movie. One of the greatest art works of our time.
love when Bryan Callen is on, and was also a great addition to Louder With Crowder!!!!
Love Brian!! Great guest!
Tod Philips is one of my favorite directors as well. All three Hangover films are fantastic. Tod also directed the original GG Allin documentary way back in the 90s! That's an insane journey in an of itself...
Also he directed Old School, he just knows how to do comedy really well, but he showed how he can direct anything with The Joker.
He also did a Phish documentary called Bittersweet Motel
Hangover 2 and 3 are wack. Kinda doubt joker 2 will be anywhere near as good as the first too
In "Walk the Line" he rips the sink off the wall of the hotel room, and I've heard that was not scripted, he's just a master.
Callen with the best back-acting since his cameo on The Hangover
One of my favorite actors hands down! ❤❤❤
I think the scene where he climbs in the fridge was improvised too, which is hilarious to think about him doing that and the crew being like “uhhhh, wtf.”
Bryan ‘blink and you’ll miss him’ Callen
Thanks for your modesty Bryan
I like this Callen alot ^ great podcast
What an amazing opportunity to work alongside one of this generations great talents. Joaquin should consider himself lucky
After first couple minutes of that movie I also realized that I'm looking at an Oscar worthy performance.
Walking out of theatre with friends first thing we discussed was his performance and how he should get like 10 Oscars for this lol. Joaquin is just on another level
Geez, and the fast and furious movies are a true story.
Sooooo bad
That film is just as bad as this podcast was
10 oscars?
Not 5 or 2?
Meanwhile Jared Leto legit broke down crying that everyone hated his joker performance. Joaquin Phoenix improvised and brought 100% while Leto was just being a creep leaving rats and animal carcasses in people’s trailers. Just shows how out of touch Leto was with the character of the joker
@@lawrencetalbot8346 Phoenix's performance was just as bad.
The difference was, letos make up.
That subtle jab at the "raised in a 1 bed apt" cliche at the end. lol
callen is name dropping big time....
I want to hear Bryan’s pov of Steven crowder flipping out at him
“I worked on that movie with him….” Bro you were an extra relax 😂
But he worked in the movie with him indeed
Ok? People like u are a waste of space
Lol
I look r Bryan so funny ! Hard to make me laugh but when he says he is another ancient person I start crying lol
You were a extra your “cameo” was cut during production 😂😂
Joaquin Phoenix is such a talented actor. What a badass.
Sisters brothers was the best film i seen him in
You mean fruitcake. He is crazy fruit bruh. The exact opposite of "bad ass" 😂
Remember when he played like he was crazy with puffy and letterman and all them. Lmao. Funny funny shit
You don’t witness your brothers death and ever live normal again
@@yoholmes273
Isn’t fruit slang for gay? Joaquin Phoenix isn’t gay. He’s in a relationship with Rooney Mara and they have a son together.
He’s also really into martial arts and has been since he was young.
Callen KILLED it in The Joker, he doesn't get enough credit.
Those lids carried the entire film
One of my favourite movies
This video made me remember how much I love Joe and all his buddies like Bryan Callen. I wish they were all my friends.
There a very few movies I'm grateful to have seen in theaters and Joker was a absolute masterpiece that I'm so glad to have seen on the big screen! Bryan was so good in the movie you could barely tell it was Bryan Callen!
Really?
What part was that?
Joker is one of the most overrated movies of all time.
Hearing the music on those big Dolby speakers was fucking amazing
Bryans part was what Jason Alexander truly meant by Acting without acting. He stole every scene he was in.
@@jspur22Said noone ever but you
Joker is still one of the most immersive and concise movies I have see . I feel everything they needed too show was shown to tell the story. It was something special.
You should watch more movies lol.
You should watch Taxi Driver
Yup was a big surprise for me I haven’t seen a good movie in this generation for so long
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@@olyjfitnesswhat is “this generation”?
I swear it, i literally just watched Joker yesterday... and it was fluckin awesome!!
When do these interviews take place? I always watch the clips but have no idea what the setting is I just estimate judging by the context
The setting? You mean Joe's studio?
@@ey3z4ya no like when was this live? Does he even go live anymore or are these just clips from a couple years ago?
Phenomenal back acting job by Callen
We live in a society
Man, ever since Walk The Line I fell in love with him as a actor it was seriously a real eye opener even though I had seen Gladiator multiple times as a kid. But walk the line (and learning he ACTUALLY did all the singing himself) made me take a closer look, he's underrated and he's always in my top 5
Watched Joker in the cinema once it was finished walked out the cinema thinking he's gunna win the Oscar you just knew.
Callen was in Joker?
His back and the reflection of his face in a mirror was
for a second of screen time
He's playing piano in the opening scene.
put you're phone away next time
LEGEND.
Phoenix was also amazing with his movie this year (Beau is Afraid)
… could be nominated this year
In my opinion Joaquin is the best actor working today. He’s a true artist, going by instinct when he acts.
He's the Jack Nicholson of this generation.
@@at8630 Jack is also super underrated. Robin Williams as well. Both could pull off the funnies and the serious roles too.
Michael Shannon, Willem Dafoe, Juaquin Phoenix, and Chris Evans are my top 4 currently. Where I know I don't have to read the script that they're in and I know they'll do the story right. Even if the script or character is lacking.
I'd say Chris Evans is the best personality actor right now. Personality meaning he imbues a certain characteristic into the character he's playing and makes the watchers feed into that characters personality.
Going back to Snowpiercer being the one that woke me up to his personality acting abilities.
Yeah he was impressive in the joker.
@@zaynes5094 I like all those actors too, but Joaquin acts as if his life is on the line. His level of fear fuels his work on set. I can’t help but respect that more than the others. His body won’t move if it’s fake, or stale or scripted, he’s a true artist.
@@zaynes5094 I like Chris Evans but I really don't understand how one can speak about acting talent and include Joaquin Phoenix and Chris Evans in the discussion. One is a mainstream pretty face with comedic ability and a ripped to shreds body, the other is possibly the finest male artist on screen of the last 25 years. Certainly in the debate with MAYBE a handful of others that are in the running (I'd include Daniel Day-Lewis, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Christian Bale).
Dude was in a half a second scene.
Yeah we know.
This not on Spotify yet?
From that mirror scene at the start of the movie, I knew instantly I’m watching something different.
For the first time I was able to superimpose Taxi Driver on a post-2010s modern blockbuster, that is saying a lot.
Joaquin is definitely a bit out of orbit.
he is the orbit
Yeah, he is a little crazy. But in a good way probably.
He's like Dexter lol he directed his psycho into a productive manner
Agreed but pretty sure watching your brother OD in front of you won't do you any favors.
@@Richard-Espanol Joaquin was apparently already quite a bit loopy before River died, I read an article some time ago that Lea Thompson avoided him on the set of Space Camp, when he was about ten or so, because of his bizarre behavior.
Great movie. Great performances.
Where I can watch the complete interview?
"He grew up on a throne. Commanded armies from infancy. Down to Earth. You'd love him."
I remember watching it Thurday night the week of release before pretty much antone . Me and my best friend have been Batman Stans since we were young young. (Were early 20’s now). We didn’t even plan on watching it that night , we just decided to bc we said screw it . Theater empty for the most part but best movie experience I’ve ever had . The interview with Murray left me with such a feeling of suspense and on edge than any movie I’ve ever seen . It is for a sure masterpiece for the substance as well . Can’t wait for 2
Joaquin has always been top talent. He KILLED it in Beau is afraid.
shame people did not get it for some reason. great movie
I've known since watching Gladiator ~23 years ago that Joaquin was one of the finest actors of his generation. May just be the best of his generation, with how consistently excellent he is.
Everybody tryna be Heath Ledger
I know what he means about from just seeing him walk; I saw something special in the trailers of Joker in two moments that really stick in my mind.
1. That moment when he's walking through the cheering crowd pumping his fist with them while his body language somehow makes it really obvious that the character doesn't fully get it, and is partially just imitating what's happening around him but is still feeling... something that he doesn't recognise and probably couldn't name.
2. That moment he sees the guy in the clown mask drive by in the taxi and he has a look of... I don't even know what to call it... on his face, but again the viewer immediately understands it.
Since each of those moments is only about a second long, it takes a hell of a lot of skill to be able to pack in that much information, but he made it look effortless.
He's brilliant!🎬👏👏
Bro you have a man crush
I Thought the same when I see him walking in the trailer
Cringe
I wish he talked more about the moment when Joaquin fell back
Poor Brian, he deserved the Oscar. He remembers every second of the set.
Look forward to napoleon and how he masters that role aswell
Brillaint actor
And his bruva as well, rip ❤
Joaquin Phoenix's acting, portrayal of Joker is so S tier that it genuinely felt like he's like that off camera
Aaaaaaaand it's you again
@@RealMTBAddictit's a bot account 😂
@@sentientcardboarddumpster7900 yep and this is a bot world
Good to see the youngest man alive back on the pod. Great eyelids.
One of my favorite movies and 2 of my favorite people
Really good actors that goes into dark roles sometimes get consumed by it, the acting gets really good but who knows what kind of numbers it does on them, imagine all the crap we don't see. Really impressive work.
Schaub must’ve burned his bridges with Joe 😂
Why do you say that?
@@conversationstranglersteve9873 schaub was using Joes name in the comedy scene to get things and threaten people (like Bobby Lee) schaub hasn’t been on jre or invited to the mothership since that whole thing
@@Spawn303 He was on at least 3-4 times on the podcast (including a Fight Companion) since that whole thing with Bobby Lee happened. And he's scheduled to come on again (another fight companion podcast) next Saturday to do a UFC fight night.
Callen deserved best supporting actor for his role in the Joker.
He came out in it?
Bryan “name drop” callen
Phoenixs talents are very rare. I don’t even like all the roles he plays, but I watch them because I know he’s gonna fuckin kill it.
Bryan Callen getting cut out of the movie is hilarious. Yet he’s still gonna tell a lifetime of stories from his 4 days on set
😂😂😂😂
Joker was an all time great performance from a high level actor. That role is just something else. I'd say the same thing for Heath Ledger in the dark knight. Jared Leto fumbled it tho
OK, since you have seen Phoenix and Ledger, which one played the character better? I haven't seen Joker, but Heath Ledger as Joker was in my humble opinon, the absolute best performance I have ever seen from an actor, no matter the style of movie.
@@im1sickpup269 Watch Joker. It was a really good movie. I only go to theaters once every year or two (if that), but I went to see it and was totally worth it. Hard to compare the two “Jokers” because The Dark Knight trilogy is showing Batman’s human side, whereas Joker is showing the villain’s human side. I think if Heath tried Phoenix’s role, he would have failed and vice versa. Theyre both equally great in their roles
To me Heath played the definitive version of the Joker. Every angle of the character was covered. He was perfect and felt real. I don't think anyone will ever top his version.
@JoshuaCastillo6309 I actually think the opposite. Heath Ledgers Joker was more like an entity of chaos whereas Joaquins felt more realistic in the sense that it was a guy beaten down by life and driven to madness by his misery
"all I have are negative thoughts " Joker
one of the best film in 2020
Definitely one of the top actors.
This is like Joey Diaz always talking about being in Spider-Man 2.
Except I remember Joey Diaz in Spider-Man 2
Joaquin Phoenix is a great actor, but what he did in that Joker movie, was beyond impressive. Talk about a master performance.
TERRANCE OUT
Thank you, Terrance.
Terrance if you respond to this comment can you start it with
TERRANCE IN
Ingenious creativity comes from hardship chip.
Bryan called made the joker unforgettable
It's odd that Todd Phillips only started getting real credit after the Joker. His comedies such as Old School and Hangover are brilliantly written.
For some reason people don't recognise talent for making you laugh, just when you get depressed or creeped out.
Due Date is another great comedy Phillips did that nobody seems to remember.
Fun fact. He also directed a GG Allin documentary as a student film.
Good point
@@hugh-jasoleI needed a "new" movie to watch and that looks good.
@@mrjon75 if you like stuff like Bad Teacher, School For Scoundrels, The Hangover, etc you'll dig it for sure. RDJ doesnt do many straight ahead comedies like that anymore
He is back took a while after the allegations huh
I did a scene that was cut had a bunch of lines that didn't make it? Where ya really there? 😂
Joker was scariest horror movies ive ever seen
I could relate to the main characters life so much that it gave me a deep introspection while watching it, and it made it hard to finish it.
Heath Ledger's Joker is my all time favorite movie character