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- The Cast and Crew that brought the international phenomenon #Joker to the screen discuss #JoaquinPhoenix's Oscar-winning performance as Arthur Fleck. Featuring producer #BradleyCooper and director Todd Phillips.
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Joker 1989: throw him into a vat of toxic waste
Joker 2019: throw him into society
where's the difference
@@arthurb8436 very true
I see no difference
The difference is that you can clearly see the toxic waste but in society it’s hidden behind the mask
@@jacobkim3690 😯
it's simply a realistic version of Joker and that 's really scary.
Well... yea
Totally
given the recent protest, i can imagine there are many real life Jokers out there
Not as simple as they made it look though ey?
I’ve watched a few people in the mental health world talk about this character/ this mental disorder the joker has. Fam. Scary is not even the word
"there's music in him so to speak" - Who's here before Joker: Folie à Deux?
I can't wait to see the new one. It's gonna be interesting to see where they go with it, especially since it's going to be a musical. I just hope they don't bury the character with something bad (I don't think they will, but... one never knows)
Heath Ledger was great but Joaquin Phoenix took this character to a human level that we've never seen before. What a performance too!
He’s flawless 😍
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Never understood the big deal made about Ledger Joker. Phoenix Joker many levels better.
@@fmills1583 probably because he died .
No offence to him tho
@@fmills1583 both ledger and phoenix were phenomenal in their roles
That cigarette was snubbed for best supporting actor.
Alex Pacheco they can’t hand out 17,000 trophies for all those Cigs.
Copied.
So true, lol! Scared to even think of how many he smoked on set and off the set, whew!
He’s literally smoking in this interview too
Shhhhhhh......I'm trying not to smoke..🤣
This is 100% how you use CGI - couldn't even tell it was CGI, those buildings.
Yes.. I completely agree.. when I watched that part I couldn't believe it.. looked like the actual scene
@@biIIybob858 The movie actually contains a surprising amount of CG. Many of the buildings were remade digitally to be taller and more oppressive.
Yeah that’s crazy the buildings looks real. They captured the feel of the 80s NY.
The movie limited the use of cgi
I though the same thing during the vision of Sicario's backstage
That composer is incredible. She matched the tone of the entire film into such an emotional song
Hildur Guðnadóttir made depression and loneliness sound beautifull and haunting.
I loved the plot twist when you realize his girlfriend was not real, at that point without any words you realize this guy is totally insane! A true master piece of acting and filming!
Fantacy is a normal aspect of life. Typically though, fantacy is just an elusive lifestyle or big adventure for most that live a normal life with A, B and C of what one is supposed to have. Arthur on the other hand, like many folk in real life, were always outcasts, rejects and unwanted which results in one becoming a narcissist who possesses empathy due to lack of social development with peers but still having the "love" and "praise" from a mother. Its sad how people are broken so early in life and never really heal.
@@johnwirk it's fantasy, not "fantacy".
you typed up that entire paragraph , yet you don't know the proper spelling for 'Fantasy"...?
@@FadeTheMonk Some people are better at other things than spelling, such as not being rude and critical of petty things like some ones spelling.
You make it ssound so deep when the so called Plot twist was very obvious to see lol
Bradley Cooper looks like he’s pretending to not be Bradley Cooper.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This...this is underrated
Its Brad. Lee-Cooper
Great call👌
Lol
“Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfort”
Mr. Duran , was this from the video? Can I know which mark because I think I probably missed it
sookiedayo nope it’s a quote but idk who said it
That’s a nice quote. Thanks
Is Art short for Arthur?
Ashley Waner hmm i never thought of that
One of the greatest acting performances in cinematic history
yess, he did 2 or 3 alltime great performances. The Master being his best for me.
Jews= fools
Ari aster is making a new movie with joaquin pheonix soon and i am super excited for the deranged director and actor combo
The man is simply incredible
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Joaquin Phoenix is absolutely incomprehesibly great in this role, one of the greatest performances of all time imo.
he is great in any role he plays
I didn't even know Bradley Cooper Produced This
Don't worry. You weren't the only one.
Hes the guy that plays rocket right?
@@LeumazDnazor plus he was one of the main actors in the hangover which was directed by the same guy.
what even does a producer do?
@@sushiking56 Either employed by a production company or working independently, producers plan and coordinate various aspects of film production, such as selecting the script; coordinating writing, directing, and editing; and arranging financing. ... Finally, the producer will oversee the marketing and distribution.
Yeah I had to google that lol
I want to see more realistic villain origin stories like this one
That would be insane.
The riddler next
Freeze.
@@darrenjohnson2912 agree! And make him bald and sort of overweight and bearded! Haha Totally mix it up!!! Make him literally Enigmatic!
He actually pitched that idea to the higher WB members/boards. He called it “Black DC” or something (I forgot) but the response from WB was something like “Hold up Todd, let’s do it slowly, let’s start with Joker then we’ll see”. (I’m sure youll find that interview somewhere)
Arthur Fleck was NOT a narcissist. Every chance he got to reach out to humanity, he tried. He offered laughter and tried to make people happy, even if he didnt quite know how. And every opportunity people had to hurt him, they did.
The point was that Joker was the narcissist born out of Fleck's id. Fleck wanted to be harmless and make people laugh. Because of this, he never stood up for himself and suppressed his anger and resentment. Arthur died when he killed the third guy in the subway. He went from just waiting for yet another beatdown to end, to chasing his prey and enjoying the suffering before finishing him off. Arthur literally and figuratively ran away and all that was left was his proud id, dancing in celebration of finally being free.
@@The_ScapeGoat Alright, nice, I see the thought process there. Plus, you included Freud. Bonus.
@@TheElectricBuddhathey talk about the ego and id in this video. Did you catch that?
I felt like he was the other side of the coin, codependent that snaps 💔
I love Joaquin 🌱💚
As dark and grungy as this movie is, it is one of the most elegant films I've ever seen.
“The FIRST ONE is Joker” get ready for more DC Black Label movies!!! 👏
Juani Di Cianni completely agree 🙌
It's a little bit of a gamble, but i agree let's treat film as art and not just safe investments.
@@jessmontgomery3454 sometimes it can be both. I know it's rare, but Joker is proof.
I hope you're right, Warner makes dumb decisions sometimes.
That was just a useless rumor, there's not any Black Label film division (at least not officially I heard of)
The music in this film is so extremely edgy. So anxiety-inducing. Compliments very well the superb acting. No wonder both the composer and Joaquin won 5 awards on this.
The cord playing is like somebody is dragging your soul slowly into darkness.
Without that music, i wouldn't feel the movie the same way i did.
Love the cello 🎻
Yup. It puts you into Joker's shoe.
It sounds like drowned out police sirens and other city sounds
It made it feel like anyone could be joker. I could go on about this movie for hours lol. Truly a masterpiece of cinema.
It's weird in a way, as I think it is relatable in many ways to many people. I had just started a new job in a new town, and I wasn't doing too great. I didn't win any respect at work and the other guys were giving me a hard time about it. I felt totally incompetent, and knew no one to discuss anything with. I was out alone one night and walked into a run down cinema and this was on. It was a large auditorium, but there were maybe five people in there and I'd chosen a central seat and all the other patrons were behind me so it felt like it was just me in there. When I came out it was late at night and pouring rain, the streets were empty and I was dreading going back to work the next day. I've just stumbled upon this, and that haunting musical score has just reminded me of that time. Pretty strange.
@@nelsonhibbert5267 thats an important memory, just keep it, to reminder you've been through it before
@@nelsonhibbert5267Your analysis of how this movie makes you feel hits all the correct notes.
I’m from the North and moved to a small town in Texas. I worked night shifts and rode an electric bicycle. Riding around at night on unfamiliar empty streets in a place where nobody knew me or accepted me was deeply introspective. I would swerve the lanes wondering why I was there and why I felt so lost. Seeing a wandering homeless person at 2am, I felt closer to them than the people I worked with. It’s a very hard thing to explain. It’s cool to see someone else get how alone one can feel in a society they don’t understand.
😢 If someone told yall he can totally relate to this movie
All it takes is just one bad day.
This movie is borderline perfection.
Everything - The cast. The direction. The writing. The score. The photography. The risks.
I know many people connected with Heath Ledger's Joker, but Joaquins portrayal of Arthur Fleck is cinematic masterey.
I disagree, but I'm glad you thought so. I did think that it was a great performance by Joaquin though.
@@slugtoenail You're out of your element. They are different performances, but you have to realize Joaquin carried the movie both in and out of makeup.
Heath was always in makeup which rendered a layer to him that could buffer the performance.
But at the same time, Joaquin may have not been able to push the character as far without Heath and Nolan's first brilliant interpretation of the character.
@@imfa-cinema257 while I appreciate the Big Lebowski reference, I don't really know what you're talking about.
I do realize that the OP mentioned the heath ledger joker, but my comment had nothing to do with that.
Mine was just an opinion that while I thought Joaquin's performance was great, I thought the movie itself was pretty blah. I don't think more highly of any Batman movie since Michael Keaton's though, so there's that.
@@slugtoenail Haha, Lebowski comment was unconscious. 'll definitely agree that Batman Returns was something special that sadly was turned down at it's time. But look at Joker from the perspective of questionable reliability. It's pretty brilliant even aside from Joaquins masterful performance.
It borrows a bit too much from taxi driver and KoC for me to call it amazing, but it's solid.
DC should just embrace the darker version of comic book movies, instead of trying to make PG movies like the Marvel films.
They mostly are
Yes, that's the trend they need to take. Why didn't they push ecology problem in Aquaman, for example? I think comics industry has always been about global problems.
@@balsarmy they do try to emphasize marine problems in Aquaman, though just theory from Orm, lets see on the sequel then..
Pg-13 movies
Yes! Let marvel be for the kids and let DC be for the adults
this is the man who directed The Hangover trilogy. talk about range!
I don't see what you're talking about, both are comedy.
@@ThDragoomba glad you can see the funny side bro
Doom Slayer if you struggle to see quite a serious tonal difference between Joker and one of the Hangover films I’m not sure you’ve watched closely enough...
He might have been referencing this quote from the movie "I used to think that my life was a tradegy, but now I realize its a comedy".
Tom Jones r/Whoooosh
JOKER is a reflection of society from uncommon but realistic perspectives. Undoubtedly one of the best movies ever made.
We saw this almost 10 times in the theater and I've NEVER done that before. What a masterpiece.
Imagine if Warner bros actually put the same amount of depth into all the other DC movies
well I cannot see how the story of aquaman could be so realistic tbh
@@francescopallottino2825 someone eats a fish, aquaman breaks through that guy's wall, throws his trident at him, recover the digested fish parts then resurrect it using his fish abilities. BAM 10/10 oscar winning film
No credit goes to dc when the director was the one who had the whole idea. Sounds like they just needed to work with them cuz of the rights
U cannot make all movies like this. No marvel movie have a depth, but they are successful. Joker shines, because it is unique. Imaging all movies are gloomy and heavy like the joker, you really can't enjoy and you will become a freak.
@@bubukaikai DC has always been much darker than Marvel. They have now finally accepted that when they made Shazam.
I still can't believe the guy who made The Hangover movies made Joker as well. I just can't. Wow.
Why not? Matches perfectly LOL
It actually makes perfect sense that The Hangover guy would go and remake Taxi Driver!
@Allison Marie You talking about Todd Philips or Bradley Cooper?
Todd Phillips documented GG Allin. It makes sense.
Who do this movie is crazy
Joaquin definitely set the bar high. Like Ledger, I’m positive he’ll become a timeless legend.
Yeah, very high standard for joker movies, its not gonna be easy to broke this standard in the future, even joker 2 maybe
That is the truth @@user-jn1ot1db5p
Joaquin is one of the most fantastic dedicated actors of ALL time. Been a fan since the 80s. True GOAT
Is not anyone talking about Bradley Cooper’s moustache?
It's bio natural cover mask !-_-!
Wait when did he become a fucken producer?
@@LoboTheLoneWolf Legit lool the whole time I thought it was someone else lool
@@therealagent4746 Yea the first time I watched it I was contemplating who that was. He grew that beard after "shallow". Haha
The guy from The Hangover who also directed by Todd Phillips
They made a map. They made a map just to avoid plot holes. Please take note GoT, SW, and everyone else with teleporting characters
Tbf joker is a very simple story and it's easier to keep track of plot holes in simpler stories.
@@raam726 i've never heard a worse argument for a bad written story. Was it too big? Then why hire incompetent writters for those projects?
@@WTFSt0n3d the other reason is they just lost interest. And with star wars they didn't care from the start.
@@raam726 Didn't GRRM single-handedly write 4 books without those?
@@tunamunatv I don't know. Haven't read them. Not saying it's hard, just easier in some stories.
Heath Ledger's Joker and Joaquin Phoenix's Joker aren't even comparable! Both brilliant in their own unique ways!
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 👏👏👏
Have to disagree. It was a brilliant performance, but it wasn't the Joker.
Almost a year later and im still OBSESSED with this movie
Darkhyron I love origin stories. Compared to the Dark Knight Joker we met him when he was already “crazy”. 2019 joker we get to see why & how he became Joker. 10/10 if u ask me (:
Darkhyron well yea I agree cause that’s what they’re based on!
Darkhyron that’s crazy i was thinking of getting a joker tattoo too! love your idea!
Bro .......
Did she respond on fb???
Just curious 😂😂
Dude same!
there's only one bad thing in this movie, it ends.
Joshia Lahiwu it’s perfect as it is
Yea I hated walking out the movies and it being over seeing the credits. Made me sad. When you get so attached to the story you kinda make up the rest of the continuing story and wonder what he did next when he was running away from the doctors in white.
As long as someone somewhere out there playing it, IT NEVER ENDS
Yeah but we’re getting a sequel so no worries.
Madness Media I wish that were true even tho I would like one too but I don’t think it would make sense. There shouldn’t be no reason to make another unless u think there is a possible story to be made from the ending?
It's safe to say that only Joaquin Phoenix could have pulled this off. He added a lot to this character.
Joaquin Phoenix is the ONLY Joker. He embodied him and made us understand why Arthur/The Joker, is like he is. No other actor has succeeded in getting to the essence of The Joker.....until Joaquin Phoenix. I adore this portrayal and this man.
dismissing heath ledger
Even the behind the scenes footage is a masterpiece.
4:23
Hayden Prieto the movie itself maybe not, but the performance of Joaquin and the soundtrack uplifts it to one
@@haydenp9461 oh but it is a masterpiece.
@@haydenp9461 it's a inspiration lol
@@haydenp9461 i think you don't know what inspiration means
Joker won the Oscar for playing Joaquin in this movie.
Ben
Wow, I think you just blew my mind. Lol
One of the best performances in movie history. Absolutely great movie.
Not sharing love or empathy, it does feed crime.
This movie takes my heart , everytime I watch it.
It’s brilliant!
This movie is one of my favorite works of art!
This is my favorite Joker portrayal. It was all about him.
Ki
Dskoxo
Heath
@@julianwilkie4203 RIP HEATH, but he comes nothing close to this joker. This one will always stay in my heart. I'll never forget this movie. Joaquin> Heath anyday. Licking your lips and holding a blade in your mouth is nothing close to the depth and development of the actual Joker.
though I still have a passionate bias towards this film (which i love) but i still feel that heath ledger is the best joker put to film regardless of that. It's really hard to compare the two jokers honestly because of how dissimilar they are.
This is one the greatest films of all time, Joaquin is a legend
I disagree, old Yarn of a piece for old Farts.
My appreciation goes to my fans all over the world
My fans have always had an amazing impact on my career
For all the support and positivity I want to thank you all
What part of the world do you support me from?
@@toddphillips170 hi fake todd philips
@@ayasharahla1205 Just because it is way beyond your intellect, doesn't mean you have to trash a great movie. Go back to cartoons.
@@ayasharahla1205 vibe killer
One of the most moving films I've ever seen. Joaquin is so powerful, so suprising, so horrific but still relateabe to a degree - we empathize greatly, while marveling at the horror. Well done everyone!
12:02 I love how he feels subtly confident while wearing the suite. It’s still Arthur but you can tell he feels more free in the suit. The acting is incredible. I can feel everything he does.
We want more DC black label movie 🙌
And I second that.
I third this
Robert Pattinson's Batman is the Next DC Black Film , I Think
*Black label
ASH WIN black label?
Incredible movie, Joaquin's acting shows through this movie in pure class.
No reply lol
I agree really professional dude people didn’t like him as jocker and the movie ended up making over one billion dollars and he won an oscar so jokes in them!!
*-Gerar FV-* ya they actually wanted to have Leonardo DiCaprio to be joker 🤣
So true!!!!
@@GG-xu2qk i mean, hes a great actor without a doubt. but this movie isnt what we (joker fans) were expecting.
Years later, I still get goosebumps with the background music and Arthur Fleck looking into the camera. This is the best Joker of all time.
What a talented composer that woman is
The scene in the bathroom where he starts dancing literally made my jaw drop and eyes tear up the first time I saw it in the theater. It felt so real. I was watching someone finally feel confident for once. He finally stands up for himself and it feels so empowering and euphoric that he can't contain it and starts to dance, purely for his own amusement, in his own unique, personal way, letting go and savoring the moment as much as he can. You can see just how much more comfortable and even powerful he feels compared to earlier, just in the way he moves. A truly transformative experience for the character. Brilliant.
yes!!! i’m obsessed with that scene, every time i rewatch the movie i can’t help but have this huge smile on my face when that scene comes on. i love the confidence and self realization he goes through.
He applied one of the Michael Chekhov excercise ok in that scene
It is great to see them credit the choreographer, too.
@Katy MacCoy 100% exactly.
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When the girl said “I think you have the wrong apartment”, my head felt so light, I honestly believe my mind went funny for a while
I had this explained to me. Arthur has psychotic episodes and is dissociative.
At some point in the movie my feet were shaking. I have never had this heppen to me before with a movie. It was crazy!
That scene SHOCKED me, SO MUCH.
@@triviasona watch it and you will know
•t•a•e •h•y•u•n•g• I watched it but don’t get it?
Todd Phillips is a beast. The best directors can see movies before they're even filmed which is an incredible talent, like writing music.
This could be one of 100 million people.....
That's what's truly terrifying about the Joker.
You can be badass but you can never be "Joaquin holding a cigarette while giving an interview" badass
Yea cancer rules !!!
He's gonna be even cooler when he's having to use one of those electronic voice boxes to talk.
@@angelmoore2588 woman downer alert
@@StuffedBearSus Me a downer? You're the one talking about cancer rules.
@@angelmoore2588 typical woman train of thought
Ledger must be proud of Joaquin. 💕
they were friends
For the Violence seriously? Wow...
@@Oscareuh for the potrayal of violence. Theres a difference
How he's dead?
FoxRNG theres this thing called the past
So many true dc and comic book lovers don’t like this movie… which I find insane. This is a brilliant piece of art from all directions
Absolutely phenomenal work, actually got mild anxiety from watching, didn't want to see him suffer anymore but wanted to see him turn. Truly heartbreaking
Crazy how you can see the moment Joaquin messed his knee up when stomping the garbage bags, and it was kept in.
It’s kind of a rule that if the actor or the stunt man get injured in a scene, they will use that take.
It's because he stopped acting in the scene.
2:55
Alexander Angelus why is that a rule ? Is it because it’s authentic ?
@@Oakland510 if it suits their character, something like that really does make it authentic. You can't make a fake emotion seem more real than a real emotion, is the best way to put it I suppose.
This movie is pure ART.
jjlrdz eh, it was like a 5/10.
Thetoothbrushfromnisemonogatari bruh atleast a 7
Art Kid k but that’s just my opinion.
@@thetoothbrushfromnisemonog8340 nobody cares about your opinion
@@thetoothbrushfromnisemonog8340 for me it was a 10/10
Just watching this gives me chills... that's how powerful this movie was. So abstract, yet so relatable. For me, the best rendition of The Joker.
That bathroom scene is probably one of the greatest piece of cinema that I've ever seen. The emergence of Joker through the dance is like a liberation of the soul and it touches a deep part of my humanity.
Joaquin is such a badass... he be smoking during the interview.
He is awesome
You do know cigarettes are legal and you can buy them in shops? 🤣
@@kezia8835 but he badass cuz he's smoking in a interview
It’s kinda ironic that he cares more about us all eating no animals than his own mortality
@@kezia8835 NOBODY allows smoking indoors anymore. Gotta be a badass in order to get those kind of accommodations.
"The Joker's been interpreted and done so many times over the years and I think there hasn't been a bad one yet." ... Jared Leto will probably watch this video daily.
Ok okkkkkk
Jared wasn't really a bad joker he was just badly written with very few scenes but his acting was phenomenal, you just hate Jared because of the hate bandwagon.
Samantha L He isn’t a bad actor but he was acting like an immature sperg when this movie was in production which only aggravated the hate towards him as an actor and the joker he portrayed in suicide squad.
@Anonymous Talker nah
@@jongjocelannpenetrado1123 I just think he tried too hard and therefore, failed. His acting was far from evoking anything close to the Joker.
this is the best movie ever and Joaquin is perfect for this just a masterpiece
A bit of hyperbole there, but yes, Joaquin was made for this very role!
Well..the departed is the best movie ever but I know what ya mean...second to dark knight
@@SarahNGeti I agree with him. This film is one of the greatest performance pieces of all time. Can't deny that. He got an 8 minute standing ovation. Best film Joaquin has ever done. I watch literally,monthly.
The woman in the neighboring apartment. When she didn't know who Arthur was when he was sitting on her couch. After seeing them kiss and her comforting Arthur by his mother in the hospital. Realizing that he fabricated the entire relationship to himself. Wow, it blew my mind. Arthur needed someone to love him and he fabricated what he wanted, what he needed, in his own mind. I wonder if psychiatrists in the audience saw this coming?
He alternates between psychosis and dissociation. He's unsure of what's real and what's imagined. Lines are blurred for the duration (in the present moment).
after the very first night, when he had killed the guys on the subway and he sleeps with Sophie.. all of his angst later didn't make sense to me, it seemed off. many psychotic beasts get mellowed by love or physical love.. so subconsciously i guess i wasn't all that surprised when it was just a daydream of a depressed person for him
Don't empathize with this evil trash character. At least keep it separate in real life I implore you. Never have anyone who acts like that in any way within 100 yards of you, much less watching your kid, watching you sleep. Real people like that don't just "need someone to love them" they are completely warped by a combination of SSRIs and anti psychotics gone bad/see all mass shooters. No circumstance, no care, no compassion or love is gonna change them in any way.
@FilmGamer As soon as it was apparent she didn't know him, I figured it out.
@@gwildordipkin6504 hey2 stop right there boi. not everyone is raised with love and care and this is what the movie illustrates. to reveal the shadowy side of present society
Wow, the fact that they actually made a transit map for the subway shows you how much attention they paid to even the tiniest details...
and I want that map, so bad
Hands down some of the best acting ever.
not gonna lie, this was the best joker version for me. Kudos to all production and specially to you legend Joaquin Phoenix 👏🏻 your acting just spectacular
October 2019: “Is it just me, or is it getting crazier out there?”
2020: Hold my “Everything Must Go” sign.
Sure is getting crazier out there, people are praising a dead criminal who died of overdose.
@@anonanonymous9670 bruh wh-
Anon Anonymous eh who?
Zae Z george floyd
Anon Anonymous just say you’re a racist and leave jesus christ
"The worst part about having a mental illness is people expect you to behave as if you don't"
Literally watched the movie because Joaquin Phoenix is hot, then rewatched it because as someone who struggles with a speech impediment and depression, I've NEVER felt so comforted by a character or a movie. Also, the aesthetic is immaculate and Joaquin's performance is beyond amazing.
Look into mushrooms for your speech impediment. Listen to Paul Stamets. He has a joe Rogan podcast where he touched on his issues with stuttering ✌🏼
@@JeromeMcklansky Do mushrooms really work.?
@@caspeansea9179 I can’t tell you from personal experience because I never had a stutter but stuttering is 100% psychological from the research I’ve done. You form patterns in your brain that become your brains way of getting through a sentence. That then becomes the way you speak because your brain recognizes the over load of words and remembers you got over it with a stutter in the past so it becomes more pronounced and will become more and more subconscious as time goes on. You get frustrated when you can’t get a sentence out so when you do get it out your brain releases dopamine as a reward chemical for overcoming something stressful. By overthinking you clog up your mental highway if you wanna call it that. Mushrooms (even non-psychedelic) have helped a lot of people with stuttering issues. They let the words flow without overthinking and creating a gap in your brains processing which shows itself as a stutter. Give this podcast a shot. This guy is a mycologists and cured his stuttering with mushrooms he grew himself!!! If you have a stuttering issue I really hope this helps :)) 35:55 is the time stamp for speech therapy much love.
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same he’s my comfort character
I think alot of people talking about i have depression, i'm bullied etc etc, some of them are just attention seeking or just want to get another person sympathy, i don't all those so called celebs are having depression or getting bullied... some of em maybe but i don't trust everyone, saying this and that....
Todd Phillip’s Joker is founded on the idea that the real villain is society as a whole. Gotham’s corruption birthed Joker. One striking thing I took from this movie was how in the opening scene where Joker is promoting a sale on the streets, he is like a lone colorful flower, fragile and naive in the monochromatic distressed concrete jungles of New York. The city would crush this flower into it’s own reckoning.
that is what makes the movie great; the Joker is the reflection of societies nowadays not only in the West.
I love how Joker's version of Gotham looks, It isnt some fancy, black, city with neon lights everywhere It looks like a real city with dull colors and dingy buildings and a trash problem, It actually feels lived in like a actual city with districts and towns and I LOVE it
Notice how Bradley said that Joker was the first idea of an alternative DC Universe. I hope they continue with these very dark versions of characters
Todd actually had several character ideas which wb turned down and only allowed him to do the joker
@@jokertheinsaneclown3136 Hopefully they change their mind after seeing the success of this movie.
@@TheSentientsix agreed I actually heard that there was some jokerverse that's going to happen and they might hire some actor for batman but I dont know how true that is since I read a article online
Joker's score is so iconic!! If you know pain you felt that shii!!!
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Kudos to Hilder the lady who played the cello for this movie. Stunning!
Right up there with Jaws and Halloween.
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I had forgotten how much I love this film. It gave me chills and made me feel for joker. Brilliantly portrayed. I'm off to watch it again.
There’s no other actor like Joaquin.
You got that right! He's the best!, In a class all by himself.🙂❤️
@@melaniep6964hey there sweetheart
Johnny Diep aurait pu jouer avec perfection ce role(également)
Tous 2 sont des icônes du Cinema!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤
The soundtrack was on point.
literally!! its not appreciated enough
Esp the stair song
@@kayraaliza I think that's the beauty of it though! I didn't even think about the soundtrack until watching this video. It is so perfectly married up and intertwined with the emotions of the movie that it is literally experienced without you even realising it. Incredible work from everyone involved
I'll say it again, this film deserves at least 2 more Oscars
Absolutely!
Cinematography and what?
costume design / film editing
dark jedi lol no, the only Oscar this movie deserved was best actor, every other aspect of this movie was pretty mediocre.
Thetoothbrushfromnisemonogatari come on, the cinematography was absolutely breathtaking.
"What makes this person this way" along with excellent music and acting. "If I was dead on the street you'd walk right over me" That's a movie.
as a hardore batman and joker fan,i love this version, its one of my favs. The Joker is one of those characters where it doesn't matter what his origin is, its still the joker,and if anything adds to the mystery because you can't pin him down to one beginning. There's a Joker in all of us
The amount of physical and mental work that went into this movie is insane.
Imagine Batman facing off with this kind of Joker
there is no concept of batman with this kind of joker. It's impossible to imagine a man with two horns and a cape in this world. It would be absurd. they'd have to reinvent it.
Well there is this new batman with robert patterson
@@juanlettieri2100 robert pattinson
@@juanlettieri2100 wdym? That’s what Bruce becomes and he exists in this universe.
@Moby Biggest what proof do you need? His origin was set up. There is no joker without Batman.
Everything about this movie, Joker & Arthur & the music is 10/10.
That bathroom scene was one the best, and it is amazing to know that it was made up right there and then.
He is neither a better or worse joker than ledger, he set himself apart and was equally magestic in an alternate world.
Fascinating, creepy, funny, saddening, sympethatic, The movie went above and beyond to portray the origin of the Joker.
River Phoenix would be proud of his younger brother Joaquin.
I wish Heath Ledger was alive today because I felt like we've been rob after his death.
@@abramsullivan7764 he was special talent
This movie was a masterpiece. Joaquin Phoenix is a MASTERPIECE!
Agree
And moreover the Makers too.
He's absolutely phenomenal!!
He's a legend
Fax
Joaquin is an incredible actor, I could tell even as a kid watching Gladiator for the first time and being terrified of his character. One of the last true great artists
I have heart swells & deep gratitude just listening to how the director, writers, actors & composer collaborated and brought this masterpiece together. Look at the places & the levels of potential that listening, feeling & sensing your way through your subconscious can take you…rather than thinking and planning. It’s no coincidence that the composer gave her cello piece to Todd the day before Joaquin suggested Arthur needed to do a dance in the bathroom scene. When you create intuitively, all the pieces come together synchronistically. The film is a masterpiece and so was the making of it.
This movie is absolutely the most well made movie I’ve see in a very long time . Thanks for making this movie .
I thought this movies was awesome, why did it get so much hate when it came out from all the reviews and stuff?
Because it was actually a very bad movie
@@graytoby1 because DC fanboys don't like altering the perception of their comic book/world narrative
@@graytoby1 Because it portrays the media in a negative way, pointing out that their portrayal of situations or peoples can be part of what exacerbates a problem arriving from that. And they didn't like that too much, so there was a lot of fear mongering from said media.
@@aapjew18 correct! and people were saying that this movie was pushing a certain "agenda" when it really just tells the story of a man left to rot in a world that has to care for him. One of the only movies I watched in theater and purchased. Showed it to my 55 year old dad and he was blown away
5:19 Who would've thought Jared Leto's Joker had a cameo in this.
waahhaahhahaha i cant breath :D
😆
I screamed 😭😭
Savage😂 but ya don't hate Jared Leto, poor man must turn into morbius bcs of our rudeness
HAHAHAHSHSBD YOO
10:18 possibly the best image captured for Joaquin's Joker. The proximity, the imperfections in the makeup, the eyes and the smile. I love it. Inevitably yet totally unintentionally reminiscent of the great Heath Ledger.
Cannot picture seeing anyone else but him in this role, by all means he owned it and still owns it.
"It's creating this background that you always feel but never look at"
Genius.
Like making the instrumental for a song. You gotta be able to enjoy the singing and the music piece on its own..
The scene where he’s at the Children’s Hospital and his gun falls out is high-quality method acting.
Where is the method acting in this scene in particular?
@@bouziB i was wondering that too mate!!
@@awesomemovieclips735i swear people call anything method acting these days. He couldve picked so many other scenes in the movie as a better example.
@@bouziB Joaquin had to improvise when his gun fell out!
@@MrMarklew that would be improvisation and im surprised it wasnt scripted
as someone who is on his transformation; the way he lost a loot of his weight was dangerous and amazing. when i saw him after the movie got released and he got back to his normal weight; he looked like a totally different man.
This movie was brilliant
I'll never forget the experience of watching this master piece in theatre the first day it released! Had no idea how the movie would be because the reviews had not come out !! Man, i wish i could watch this movie for the first time again!! Plus Joaquin dedicated his academy award and the movie to his brother and i'd unexpectedly lost my brother a few months prior, he loved Joker as a villian, this movie made me feel something other than crippling misery for the first time in months!!
Underrated comment. I also think that River Phoenix was on his mind the whole time while taking this role. Also his troubled struggles growing up
Same here shruti watched in theater couldn't even imagine though .....that it will gonna be blockbuster......it still clicks my mind in some sort of sense.....it was my 3rd Hollywood movie I've ever watched in theater !!!!!!!
I remember the first time I watched. I felt drawn in at every point in the movie. I knew as I was watching it that it would be one of the greats. Walking out of the theatre felt puzzling because I was so invested into the movie and I couldn't stop thinking about it for hours.
Much love bro
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You know what hurts me the most while watching this film in theatre? My friends don't have any clue why im in tears.. it's because remembering my mom who had this kind of mental disorders..when she was in stress level, i remembered when i was a kid..she started dancing slowly like author...
Sorry for my bad english..
Love to you.
Sorry to hear that... Mental illness is a really hard thing to deal with - obviously for the person suffering, but also loved ones who are effected by it.
I cried in the theatre for the exact same reason.
I think that’s why I appreciate this movie so much it spoke about mental illness and the budget cuts we see in mental health care. I can relate in the sense of anger and having to hold stuff in I was a foster kid who had to wear a “mask” most of my life as well, and I had therapy a lot where I saw the budget cuts a lot. I hope that this movie shows we need to listen to people, and stop shutting people down. Because it helps. I also hope people see the problem with the mental health care system too, we need to fix it for real.
Edit: also I cried at the beginning because I could relate to the anger,depression, and the hurt that repeated and repeated for Arthur.
Ejat Muhammad, I felt so sorry for you🙏
This movie, a true masterpiece.
When I first watched this I was confused because I'd seen the joker in batman films and this was totally different. As I sat and watched I was moved by Arthur's troubles and watched In awe as his kind and caring nature became darker and darker. This film is brilliant.
“There hasn't been a bad joker interpretation"
so were not going to talk about.. ok its for the better
sshhh 'he' is not even close to joker
That was mainly down to bad writing though imo
He is a great actor though it all comes down to bad writing
@@John-rj7jy yeah great actor, BUT not as the Joker
He Who Must Not Be Named.