@@roddydykes7053but a stray animal..oh, I'll get him some food and such..I worked at a restaurant over a yr ago..a homeless veteran was living in a tent in the woods behind our dumpsters..everyday on my brk, I'd buy him some dinner and take it out to him..my boss found out about it..called the cops and had him removed..but there's also a stray dog that always lingered..guess what..the dog is still around and still gets fed smh
One of the underappreciated aspects of this scene is how Arthur never even bothers mentioning what the Wall Street guys where actually up to on that subway. His justification is halfhearted "I killed those guys because they were awful." He knows that no one would believe him, and those that might believe him won't care anyway.
That's just it, nobody cared to know why. They were probably gonna r*pe that women and he stopped them.. Yet everyone saw it as a wrongful murder. Even if he tried to explain himself, to the people or to the cops, nobody would have listened. Just like he said, if it was him dead on the sidewalk, you'd walk right over him.
@@DonOctavioSanchezthere's a man in NYC that was recently caught after punching a few women in the face. The comments said, the women shouldn't have been on their phone or shouldn't have been alone. People will never change
This scene really puts uses more to the quote “A villain is just a victim whose story hasn’t been told”, he could’ve had a career as a clown or comedian but it’s the fact that society took the largest dump on him is why he became so murderous, it may of been him who pulled the trigger, but it was society that prepped the gun and aimed it (Granted there are some characters out there who are just pure evil with absolutely no justification)
@Gotham Protector Joker doesn't always have to be so gritty to the his edge, and when I mean by that is that he can be a prankster with some harmless aspect of him (watch Batman The Brave andthe Bold to get what I mean) and then another aspect of him being that ruthless (as in this scene's case).
That line from the Joker to Batman in the comics rings so true in this movie where Joker said, "You are just one bad day from being me". Arthur had so much going on in his life that was building up over the years then it was just that "one bad day" happened and it changed his life forever.
@@noahrendon9900 try to remember the last time (not personal to friends or family) you heard a tragic story not related to a politician or rich celebrity I'm 99% sure you can't because the media doesn't give a damn Arthur was right here but killing was where he went wrong that's why we care
He played this role very well, and this is actually one of the more impactful scenes of him displaying a contrast in his character. Between “comical” and straight “sadistic” and his delivery is so calculated. Perfection.
Not really. That little revolver wouldn't knock the guy back. But that could be reflex. It wouldn't go all the way through his head either. Similar circumstances to Ricardo Lopez's (real, on tape) suicide. You know, the Bjork stalker.
To see Robert De Niro get killed like this was truly shocking. Most his movies he's the one blowing someone's head or shooting them. To see him slumped with a bullet in his head was so intense
@@JRSRLNwrong. Heat was different, he gunned down a massive number of men (the bank robbery) before the final showdown with Pacino, yes THE AL f'ing Pacino alright. Now that's different, two equally masterful Italian American actors in 1 standoff scene, and Pacino did deliver him an honorable death. Completely different.
@@Jeff-sp7bg it's a 1995 movie and I don't have vivid memory like you, I remember a lot of people died or injured in that scene. Either way it's irrelevant to the fact of him being a mob boss who took many lives for his plans or actions.
PsychBeamTeam I watched it on Amazon Prime with subs tonight. When he first pulled out the gun in his apartment, the audience (on the TV) makes an “Awwwww” sound, (like the cutesy way) ...but the subtitles say, “Audience Gasps” lol WTF?
This movie had a great message about certain things society has contributed to making people go down a rabbit hole that turns them into monsters. The influence of the media, those who control public opinion, and just making assumptions without really looking deeper into what the real problem is is what’s causing so many problems we see in society today. The bottom line here is that anyone can become Joker after a very very bad day! You may not think that’s true but if you look at history, yes it can.
Thing is, certain societies get off on doing this to people because they are addicted to entertainment and these psychos provide it, the main reason the movie is so popular at all. So you could say the movie lampoons itself and the United States.
@@hckingking Well that was hollywood. Nowadays they're just doing publicity stunts (not saying he never deserved it just saying if they had a choice he wouldn't even get it)
The moment he dropped the gun after the second shot and then did a quick dance really shows you he's not right in the head. He's so unpredictable. What a great acting.
It took the pussy *woke* culture. I would like to thank the cringe, oppressed class that forced Todd Phillips to leave comedy to bring us this gem. I never thought that I would ever thank that cancerous subset of society's skum.
@Jonata I re-created this exact scene with myself in place of the Joker. I actually digitally inserted myself into the scene and recorded a voiceover, so it looks and sounds 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: czcams.com/video/ptiRwk0L0Vk/video.html
Symone Harvey “This stupid woke culture is censoring comedians!” Says the comedian during their 4th Netflix special that month in which they talk about how they’re being silenced every single time
Imagine just straight up stealing someone's comment and passing it off as your own. What do u get out of this? Your phone vibrates and u get a thumbs? Maybe a little rush of dopamine? Imagine being so pathetic that your only source of entertainment is stealing people's ideas in YT. Get a job
@@shadymcnasty5920 nah mate. And my phone does not vibrate because it's on silent lol. And why is that big of a deal? I just added a comment...I personally don't care about the likes or replies or anything. You should get a life and stop wasting your time talking trash on here. Oh and edit: I don't remember saying that this was my own comment
Everytime I see this movie I remember this guy at high school. From 12 years old to 16, he was targeted by every bullies and morons in the school, every day. He was taller and stronger than average but was a bit slow and didn't talk very well. I urged him to stand up for himself from 12 to 16, that if he do not defend himself, he will always be a target. It's at that time that I figured this might be, in some case, what a school shooter could look like. Access to guns here in Canada is extremely strict, but I always thought if this guy would have been in USA, and snapped, that's how it would have ended. There is just so much someone can take before the bottle explodes. He took all the shit you can think of; thrown over the school fence, his lock being heated up by ligthers just before he comes back from class, insulted on a daily basis, pushed around every week. Well, guess what, he snapped. He snapped at 16 years old, with only about 6 weeks left before we would all move out from high school. I was there when he did, I saw everything. He sent 3 guys to the hospital that day, with one that barely survived the assault and to this day (I'm 36) still has physical trauma from the event. All 3 were among the worst bullies and have been from 12 to 16. Was it too extreme of a retaliation? Mostly yes. Could this have unfolded differently? Sure. Can I blame him for ruthlessly defend himself after years of bullying? No. Can you?
The thing I love about Phenox’s Joker over Leadger’s is that he made it feel like it could be anyone that could become the Joker. That’s also what made it horrifying.
The moment he killed Murray, his legs started shivering He laughed to calm his cry He didn't harm anyone else except those who harmed him. He is a criminal, but basically he is a revenger.
I love how he doesn't even explain that he killed them in self defense. He knows it wouldn't be worth anything. They were the guys in suits and him? He's just a clown. Why speak when you wont be heard? Just laugh instead. Everyone hears that.
@@irealdeal1334 no, in this scene he comes to the realization that he was meant to be this. His glee appears and then he finally really laughs and it's not a sickness anymore. He embraced it. This whole time he's been laughing at tragedy because deep down he enjoys it. He was in denial. Now it all makes sense to him. So he shoots the body again.
Didn´t he also listened to the chaotic screaming in the studio? Like he felt happy for the horror he just created? And of course felt relieved to assassin Murray? That scene is so uncomfortable...
@@irealdeal1334 I took it to mean, for his entire life, his laughter was a curse that he couldn't control, that only comes out in bad situations, and makes them worse. And that the laugh after shooting Murray was the first REAL laugh of his that we'd seen the entire movie.
@Grace McGettigan he meant 4 died because on that day he killed 3 people including himself which makes it 4. on the train his old self died when he killed the assholes and now he's a new person
Tarantino said he wanted him to kill Murray when he saw it on the big screen. The movie made him think like a psychopath.. Worst part is he's absolutely right. If he didn't shoot him we would all be disappointed...
The most impressive part about this scene is that we all want to believe that it's awful, he's wrong, and oh my god so sick but in the end we all know it's so insanely true. The first part where he says you'd step right over me is so true. We blame the victim for being crazy instead of blaming the people who perpetuate the bullying. We deem them as victims instead of calling it out as it is. Perpetuate your bully mentality, get what is coming for you. F around and find out at this point.
He had such an intense character arc through this film, yet there is so much more still on the table. Seeing him settle into being the Joker is going to be a wild ride.
Phoenix acting in this movie was one of the best I’ve seen the way his face changes to happy,sad ,angry, annoyed, just shows with his expressions you can feel the mood change as his face changes and you just feel a sense of unease
Lifted you out of the darkness? Joker isn't wrong about society in this movie, it hits home for many people because this is also society irl. People think things are crazy now.. lol just wait. You ain't seen nothing yet.
Having knowledge about corruption in a society is illuminating. However, having resentment toward everyone else around you is just another form of blindness.
I love how they made this version of Joker comical, which was excluded the previous time, but mixed with dark and sadness also makes you take seriously. AMAZING last joke scene, exceptional acting and writing overall, Murray's words are all true and pingpoint showing how much the author knows how to write and think.
@@hiduck8247 Well so what? It wasn't about the person Thomas Wayne himself. It was about the basic concept. About defining the line that crosses everything. The line that goes between those who are rich and those who are poor. The line between the guys who decide what is right and the guys who are always wrong because of that. The line between the ones that protect themselves and the ones who can't.... At least that's my attempt to assume what and how this interpretation of the joker thinks. I'm not saying this is necessarily right or wrong. I just wanted to explain his reasoning.
@@oliverhardy9464 I think the guy (Joker)is fucked up on every level, from personal and emotional to conceptual. I guess that was the point. In Wayne, he saw both the problem of his emotional trauma as much as the problem of the society itself. I never saw them as necessarily disconnected.
I remember critics and Main Stream Media panning this movie, despite how hyped and loved it was. I think they did that, because they saw themselves here, and the truth scared them. This is especially cemented during the ending scene when Joker is speaking his peach live on camera, then it cuts out to reveal a dozen other televisions, all different news channels covering what Joker did with their own spin. Completely ignoring the man himself, like they always had. Yeah....they didn't like when the mirror was put in their faces.
It’s been nearly 5 years since this movie and I still can’t describe how amazing it. Not only is it a deconstruction on violence but also how “super hero comics” can be taken seriously like Logan and Batman 2022
Murray is a great representation of what's wrong with media. When Arthur talks about society driving him crazy, Murray assumes he's using craziness as an excuse for his actions. When Arthur discusses rich people's ability to control public opinion, using Thomas Wayne as an example, Murray assumes he has a personal beef with Wayne. Murray makes the most basic, superficial and sensationalist assumptions any chance he gets, never wanting to look deeper into the real problems, all the while trying to project the image of moral superiority.
falcr Films can be very symbolic and are able to communicate many complex topics and issues. Joker is obviously a film that is depicting many observations about society that ring true. It’s your dense thinking that is the problem. Too many simple-minded people on this damn planet. It’s like people are afraid to expand their brains. I guess it’s easier to not actually think.
"If it was me laying dead on the sidewalk you'd walk right over me!" I feel like Joaquin Phoenix wasn't acting in that line, considering that's how his brother died
after a while taking care of my sick poor old mother, i started showing signs of Joker's behavior... i mean, i feel the urge to laugh at nothing... then i feel like i'm crying after laughing... i didn't even know that was possible
Nah he still didnt fully transform, its only at the end he completely lets go of Arthur, if we see Joaquin's Joker in future movies, be ready for a very confident, witty and psychotic joker, a 100% Joker can be seen in the camera test video I beleive
@REGGIE JOHNSON I feel like this isn’t one of those blockbuster films who’s purpose is just to temporarily entertain. If you watch it at a certain point in your life, it really means something…his acting really means something.
Yeah buy i really also think your red hair style is more awful than Murrays. And i have a perfect smile saying that. I can also kill small headed red fricking trash people.
I remember seeing this scene in theaters, I was not expecting him to confess his crime on live television. That scene was crazy. I can't wait for the 2nd film, I just hope it won't fail.
This movie does so much right. You can feel Jokers craziness and how he feels unstable but you can also feel where he’s coming from talking about our society
He talks nothing about our society. He talks only about himself and how people can’t sink to his level. He’s pissed because he lived his life thinking he’s the illegitimate son of a billionaire and that his neighbor crush is his lover and then gets pissed at the world when he discovers it’s just in his head.
@@hellosammy4105 No you're so wrong. This is about society and how people treat those who we feel are inferior to them. Look at those men he killed on the train. They were rich and successful yet they acted so terrible towards him. Society also ignores those who suffer from mental illness. He was lied to his whole life but what would have happened if his mother wasn't put in an asylum but was given actual medical help to cope with her cognitive dissonance?
I think this is the most comic accurate Joker because of a unreliable narrator, compelling and realistic tragedy and a nialistic view of society that makes sense while still coming through as either a guy having fun or a complete monster created by society. Critics assumed the ending was a victory and thus glorified violence when really it was when he lost everything, the message is simply be kind or you can create more problems possibly leading to violence, sorry went off on a tangent but I love this movie.
From the moment he says “You’re awful Murray. Playing my video. Inviting me on the show. You just wanted to make fun of me.” It’s full Joker all the way from there. The way he looks over at Murray’s dead corpse and holds in his glee long enough until a true laugh escapes him is so intense. Phoenix rules.
I think the plan of killing himself changed when he heard and watched Murray humilating him again while he was behind the curtains and when he danced that was 95% Joker. When Murray introduced him, his attitude was very different from Arthur's behaviour when he reharshed his suicide at home. He was more confident, he kissed Dr.Sally, he cleaned the seat because he didn't want to sit on the same chair occupied by someone else and he even read (or improvised) the bad joke that was against the show's rules. His posture was different, his tone of voice.. Even his laugh, more sinister... like he was humiliating people who were laughing. Arthur probably surfaced a bit right before he killed Murray, but in my opinion that man was 95% Joker. I also think that Joker is the one who called Murray "Murr-aayyy" because he despised him.
@@giada951 yep I agree, when he reminisced about his abuse "that we will just sit there and take like good little boys" and talked about Thomas Wayne he was Arthur but Arthur was steadily dying. Joker had most of the control
Honestly, I’m impressed with the level of range that Joaquin has with his acting. Like in this moment he manages to combine rage with bottled-up sadness that is leaking out of a jar.
This movie was so f***king awesome. Phoenix killed it, he showed what acting really is. A really, really, really well written script and Phoenix just brought the pages to life in a way no one else could.
His body language after the first shot. The way he shakes his leg, slightly tilts his chair and looks around the room personifies the sheer psychosis The Joker has. Absolutely, outstanding actor.
Have you ever had adrenaline flood through your system? Like, really flood? I'm not talking just the mild high you get from like a thrill ride or whatever. You get into a fistfight with a bully, you nearly get into a traffic accident, or you are faced with something so unbelievably horrifying that it shakes you to your core? Your stomach clenches, your vision blurs, your muscles want to all flex at the same time, your mind races, and you get the sense of not even being present and operating purely on your most primordial basic instincts? That's probably what was happening to him at that moment.
It really shows how awful Murray is... Any professional host would have gone to commercial and immediately had this guy escorted out by security. But for ratings and his own ego, he kept engaging and pushing Arthur. He walked right in to his trap.
Fact: Heath ledger who was rapist originally committed suicide. Crying Batman fans had to beg higher authorities to alter the reason to OD'ed. Joaquin phoenix is much better
@@lickenhuntsman5338 where can I confirm the fact that a coroner changed an official cause of death because of crying Batman fans? Where can I confirm he was a grapist? Writing fact before opinion filled allegations doesn’t make your final opinion any more valid than a fart.
@@lickenhuntsman5338 maybe you should concentrate more on learning how to type sentences that actually make sense and aren't filled with grammatical errors instead of posting absolute bullshit.
The way he talks like he has a lump in his throat before letting himself get consumed by rage is so real feeling. He was planning to kill himself but changed his mind when he was told to stop feeling sorry for himself. Actors can be so self absorbed but when they nail it, you can't help but respect the artform.
Joker is a superb film. Everything about it felt desperately sad, and grimy, and utterly captivating. No one could have done a better job than Joaquin Phoenix.
Joker 1989: “You ever dance with the devil in the pale moon light?” Joker 2007: “Why so SERIOUS!!??!!” Joker 2019: “You get what you FUCKING DESERVE!!!”
The sad part was, was that he looked up to Murray and idolized him and instead of being shown appreciation by his idol he was shown disrespect and made fun of. That would be enough to make anyone go crazy.
Thats a sad fact about humanity you can be injured or dying on the street or side walk and people will STILL walk by not even bother to help you even if your right there breaking down sobbing.
Joaquin completely crushed this role. Especially with this scene. He completely transforms into his character to the point that you forget its all just an act. He literally becomes Joker.
Notice how when the Joker was giving his last "Joke" to Murray, Murray was asking someone to call the police and completely ignored him, just like everyone else, looping back to why Arthur went insane in the first place.
To be fair it's not like Murray could have known the context behind the Joker's actions, or had any reason to continue listening to him given how he was presenting himself. While the Joker's treatment at the beginning of the film wasn't justified, by the end of the film it is.
Dude, I remember seeing this in the theaters for the first time. Almost right before The lockdowns. this movie is wild and obviously one of my favorites it shows that sometimes villains have really empathetic origin stories
I don't know about that. I mean Robert Deniro is PERFECT in this role. So is Joaquin Phoenix, but you can't really outdo perfection. The difference is that when you're playing a crazy character, you have much more room to show all kinds of emotions, so people will always praise crazy performances more than more restrained and subtle performances. But hot damn, Deniro is perfect here. We all want to shoot him because of his performance.
It's their mutual interaction that transcends this scene to legendary. Both of them carried the scene in fact I immediately praised De Niro's acting a couple of times this scene alone. The series of reactions he portrayed regarding every words his guest of the show said is amazing. "You're laughing, you're laughing" that delivery of that line is realistically on point. Then the excuse and self pity part. Then his subtle reactions to the show manager and the crowd shouting. I mean he is great. Add also the acting of Phoenix who's emotions were easily triggered by mere words a couple of times , amazing this scene.
Each actor has a job and De Niro’s was to be the support, the foil to Arthur. And he did it wonderfully because he didn’t overdo it. Phoenix’s job was to go wild while De Niro’s was to be restrained. The contrast is what makes the scene.
"What do you get, when you cross a mentally ill loner, with a society that abandons him and treats him like trash? I'll tell you what you get. You get what you fucking deserve." That whole scene, the words, the acting, the build up, everything, will forever go down as one of my favorite scenes I've ever seen. Aaaaabsolutely gave me chills.
A product? So you're saying he's not a human being with brain and soul like everyone else ? There are people whom their only crime was being rude and they are called bad people but the murdered no it's their faults not his. If we apply your logic to everyone else everybody is the product of their own environment so there's no such thing called bad people. The 3 Wallstreet guys are not bad guys then ? Their are the product of their environment too
It's called freudian excuse. These are the kind of dangerous, morally decadent ideas that irresponsible movies like this put into people's minds. Joker absolutely was the bad guy. He murdered people in cold blood and not in self-defense like his fans like to think of it. Blame society instead of taking responsibility for your own action; the mindset of a loser...
Definitely. Unfortunately this is one of the only few movies in the decade five years that delivers that. Many movies and shows went downhill after the late 90s and earlier 2000s were over. This kind of quality is hard to find these days.
@@lovellhorrors1586 Yeah, i totally agree. I think in the society these days it's so easy to get anything, everything is so computerized. Movies are so full of effects right now and most people like it. Acting is like in the background. You don't need lots of imagination these days, because movie makers trying to put everything under effects. People are getting more and more stupid, when they don't have to think about most things in life. The other day i was getting an uber taxi and while i was watching at the car moving in the map and how long it will take to get at my home i was thinking that it's just insane how most things in life work these days (i mean so easy). I don't want to talk a lot, because i'm not the best at that, but in my opinion something really similar is happening in a movie industry. There's very little of creativity left if we're talking about Hollywood and stuff like that. That's why a lot of people trying to watch older movies, when actors had to give their all to impress by storytelling and creating their own image among others. I'm not sure if you got my point, not the best at explaining my thoughts :D . P.S. I actually really liked La La Land. It's very strange, because i'm not into musicals at all, but that movie wasn't your typical musical, it had really nice plot, music was also great and it had meaning. I was really surprised when i finished watching it, because it was somehow different. There's always some exceptions.
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This movie doesn’t inspire violence....
It shows why violence happens
One of the truest statements ever made. Well said.
yep Robert De Niro better shut his mouth
shut the fuck up if you're gonna comment something say something original that isn't in every comment section of a joker video
Media: Video games inspire violence!
Don't know if they are right or wrong since Joker is having fun playing his own game.
@@lucaguccione-jimenez346 chill about buddy noone is disagreeing with you dumbass
Well,at least Murray became a lot more open minded person after the show.
Literally
Stolen.
Hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm................................
LMAO
Glad he got it through his head
“if it was me dying on the sidewalk you’d walk right over me” i felt that 😔
When I heard that during watching the movie for first time, I literally felt that so hard, like it was about me..
Well when you see someone laying on the sidewalk it’s usually more trouble than it’s worth to try to interact with them
Yes
Lots of us did. "Everybody is awful these days. It's enough to make anyone crazy."
@@roddydykes7053but a stray animal..oh, I'll get him some food and such..I worked at a restaurant over a yr ago..a homeless veteran was living in a tent in the woods behind our dumpsters..everyday on my brk, I'd buy him some dinner and take it out to him..my boss found out about it..called the cops and had him removed..but there's also a stray dog that always lingered..guess what..the dog is still around and still gets fed smh
One of the underappreciated aspects of this scene is how Arthur never even bothers mentioning what the Wall Street guys where actually up to on that subway. His justification is halfhearted "I killed those guys because they were awful."
He knows that no one would believe him, and those that might believe him won't care anyway.
Arthur should've told them anyway. That way, some people would've immediately understood. But then again, what could've they done?
It would have been the start of the Jokers gang.@@DonOctavioSanchez
That's just it, nobody cared to know why. They were probably gonna r*pe that women and he stopped them.. Yet everyone saw it as a wrongful murder. Even if he tried to explain himself, to the people or to the cops, nobody would have listened. Just like he said, if it was him dead on the sidewalk, you'd walk right over him.
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@@DonOctavioSanchezthere's a man in NYC that was recently caught after punching a few women in the face. The comments said, the women shouldn't have been on their phone or shouldn't have been alone. People will never change
"I killed them cause they were awful."
"You're awful Murray"
He practically told him.
Nice catch
bruh joker is a snowflake.
@@zeuxlaught2797 idk what that means. Lol
@@RinnzuRosendale probably just some rich pussy commenting to make himself feel better
He even pronounced Murray differently in this moment
The scariest thing about villains is when they start to make sense
This scene really puts uses more to the quote “A villain is just a victim whose story hasn’t been told”, he could’ve had a career as a clown or comedian but it’s the fact that society took the largest dump on him is why he became so murderous, it may of been him who pulled the trigger, but it was society that prepped the gun and aimed it
(Granted there are some characters out there who are just pure evil with absolutely no justification)
It scares me that we all can be like one of them
@@YusanTV_ not everyone can be a mentally ill.... Its a combination off a terribly life and genetics
Shlok Homs I don’t mean I’ll or stuff like that I just mean that any one can become evil like the villains
He isnt a villian its horrible what happened to him
I love the little dance he does after leaving the gun on the table 😭
The way he says "got nothing left to lose" amazing actor.
Sort like how Marilyn Monroe said "What's a girl to do*!
I’m glad the writers decided to make Joker realistic, rather turning him into another comic book villain.
What do you mean?
Exactly
Gotham Protector Exactly.
@Gotham Protector Joker doesn't always have to be so gritty to the his edge, and when I mean by that is that he can be a prankster with some harmless aspect of him (watch Batman The Brave andthe Bold to get what I mean) and then another aspect of him being that ruthless (as in this scene's case).
Actually they turned him into more of a comic book villain than another Hollywood villain
Joker: What about another joke?
Murray: No, that's enough
Joker: Believe me, this one will blow your mind
I get it now-
ahahah *looks at car window*
Now hol' up just a sec
*Literally.*
Wait-
I love how his expression goes from mild anger to pure spite
Memory serves well
That line from the Joker to Batman in the comics rings so true in this movie where Joker said, "You are just one bad day from being me". Arthur had so much going on in his life that was building up over the years then it was just that "one bad day" happened and it changed his life forever.
Everyone stopped booing when he said they'd walk over him if was he dying, because they know he's RIGHT
Arkan NOA You’re literally rooting for a comic book villain
@@noahrendon9900 omg wow hes such a bad person omg omg omg omg omg
Noah Rendon Yeah but he’s the protagonist.
Movies can help us understand any person, their status shouldn't dictate whether they're worth rooting for or not
@@noahrendon9900 try to remember the last time (not personal to friends or family) you heard a tragic story not related to a politician or rich celebrity I'm 99% sure you can't because the media doesn't give a damn Arthur was right here but killing was where he went wrong that's why we care
everyone gangster until the quiet kid says "wanna hear another joke mur-ray"
I'm not gangster ha
Huh?
"the quiet kid".. well said!
@@faealldayable It's a stupid fucking school shooter joke, that's it.
*the kid named murray*
He played this role very well, and this is actually one of the more impactful scenes of him displaying a contrast in his character. Between “comical” and straight “sadistic” and his delivery is so calculated.
Perfection.
I wouldn't say sadistic. He snapped. Remember, he was actually planning on killing himself.
Murray’s death is so uncanny and realistic it’s probably one of the best depictions of death I have ever seen.
I wonder how they made it
@@objectobjbro they already stated he was shot on set to spark up hipe
Not really. That little revolver wouldn't knock the guy back. But that could be reflex.
It wouldn't go all the way through his head either.
Similar circumstances to Ricardo Lopez's (real, on tape) suicide. You know, the Bjork stalker.
@@ThZuao well Ricardo Lopez’s revolver was a 22. while Joker’s is a 38.
Was such a good interview up until that point. Dig deeper next time, Murray.
The way the Joker says “You’re awful Murray” ... chills.
Technical he was
The whole scene gave me goosebumps
@@tyrinwalker9691 Technically*
@@DarthVader1977 you've awful Vader for correcting me 😆 🤣
SERIOUSLY
I got Chilled Just By his Voice Texture !
What a true Artist the Actor is !
Jimmy Fallon” “Oh man you killed those Wall Street guys? HAHAHA oh man! That’s like the funniest thing ever, wow!”
I kinda hear that
Lolll
Fallon is such a looser
Joker: how about another joke jimmy?
Jimmy Fallon: Oh man!!! Shoot me with another joke!!! I love it!
In context of things, Fallon fake laughing at everything would make him a good guy in this movie. Much unlike Murray
To see Robert De Niro get killed like this was truly shocking. Most his movies he's the one blowing someone's head or shooting them. To see him slumped with a bullet in his head was so intense
Well… what about Heat?
@@JRSRLNwrong. Heat was different, he gunned down a massive number of men (the bank robbery) before the final showdown with Pacino, yes THE AL f'ing Pacino alright. Now that's different, two equally masterful Italian American actors in 1 standoff scene, and Pacino did deliver him an honorable death. Completely different.
Especially when you see him in movies such as Cape Fear.
He didn't "gun down a massive number of men in heat" . I don't think he gunned anyone down . Except for vanzandt and waynegrow at the end.
@@Jeff-sp7bg it's a 1995 movie and I don't have vivid memory like you, I remember a lot of people died or injured in that scene. Either way it's irrelevant to the fact of him being a mob boss who took many lives for his plans or actions.
The last joke murray heard, literally blew his mind.
underrated comment
Sorry Heath Ledger, Joaquin phoenix is much better Joker IMHO
@@lickenhuntsman5338 it's very close
😂😂😂
Well played man, well played
Arthur: *shoots Murray*
Everyone: *panics*
Subtitles: [Applause]
PsychBeamTeam I watched it on Amazon Prime with subs tonight. When he first pulled out the gun in his apartment, the audience (on the TV) makes an “Awwwww” sound, (like the cutesy way)
...but the subtitles say, “Audience Gasps” lol WTF?
@@SunBunz u
Arthur: dances
It’s all part of the plan
They're trying to fuck with def people
dear jesus, Joaquin’s performance through this whole movie was just phenomenal. i was literally in awe the entire time. he honestly floored me.
This movie had a great message about certain things society has contributed to making people go down a rabbit hole that turns them into monsters. The influence of the media, those who control public opinion, and just making assumptions without really looking deeper into what the real problem is is what’s causing so many problems we see in society today.
The bottom line here is that anyone can become Joker after a very very bad day! You may not think that’s true but if you look at history, yes it can.
Thing is, certain societies get off on doing this to people because they are addicted to entertainment and these psychos provide it, the main reason the movie is so popular at all.
So you could say the movie lampoons itself and the United States.
Joaquin Phoenix...got what he deserved, his first Oscar!
Damn right he did.
He should've got it back in 2000 for gladiator
@@hckingking Well that was hollywood. Nowadays they're just doing publicity stunts (not saying he never deserved it just saying if they had a choice he wouldn't even get it)
Montravius Daniel Yes he should’ve, he played the hell outta that role too. Excellent actor.
Agreed. This excuse for a film doesnt merit any award. Predictable garbage.
The moment he dropped the gun after the second shot and then did a quick dance really shows you he's not right in the head. He's so unpredictable. What a great acting.
He didn't need the gun. All the people who has done him wrong has been defeated. Atleast for now
And he was so happy!
It feels like there's an edit there to me, when the people run past the frame. Maybe he originally emptied the gun into him and they cut it idk.
@HGW XX-7 I think you didn't understand the main idea of the entire movie. Also the joke is quite funny actually.
@@PokoChoko He also did him wrong by publishing those videos and making joke about him...
What an acting by Joaquin Phoenix! He's a genius! I can't wait the sequel.
This movie made me realize that the joker wasn’t a monster, he was broken.
He was right
Or, at least, became a monster because he was broken.
It took balls to make this movie and i loved every single minute of it.
It took the pussy *woke* culture. I would like to thank the cringe, oppressed class that forced Todd Phillips to leave comedy to bring us this gem. I never thought that I would ever thank that cancerous subset of society's skum.
@Jonata I re-created this exact scene with myself in place of the Joker. I actually digitally inserted myself into the scene and recorded a voiceover, so it looks and sounds 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: czcams.com/video/ptiRwk0L0Vk/video.html
Symone Harvey “This stupid woke culture is censoring comedians!” Says the comedian during their 4th Netflix special that month in which they talk about how they’re being silenced every single time
@The Stig Well Joaquin Phoenix was a huge Heath Ledger fan :)
There have been plenty of films on this..
A serbian film, taxi driver, a clockwork orange, ect
"I killed those guys because they were awful"
"You're awful Murray"
He should've seen it coming
Lol imagine Deadpool’s in the audience like
Deadpool:Oh come on he gave you the hint!!
Imagine just straight up stealing someone's comment and passing it off as your own. What do u get out of this? Your phone vibrates and u get a thumbs? Maybe a little rush of dopamine? Imagine being so pathetic that your only source of entertainment is stealing people's ideas in YT. Get a job
@@shadymcnasty5920 Its really not that big of a deal
So what if they copied someone’s comment it’s not like they get charged for identity theft
I could see it was coming and yet it shocked me. Probably cos it was Robert De Niro
@@shadymcnasty5920 nah mate.
And my phone does not vibrate because it's on silent lol.
And why is that big of a deal?
I just added a comment...I personally don't care about the likes or replies or anything.
You should get a life and stop wasting your time talking trash on here.
Oh and edit: I don't remember saying that this was my own comment
Everytime I see this movie I remember this guy at high school. From 12 years old to 16, he was targeted by every bullies and morons in the school, every day. He was taller and stronger than average but was a bit slow and didn't talk very well. I urged him to stand up for himself from 12 to 16, that if he do not defend himself, he will always be a target. It's at that time that I figured this might be, in some case, what a school shooter could look like. Access to guns here in Canada is extremely strict, but I always thought if this guy would have been in USA, and snapped, that's how it would have ended. There is just so much someone can take before the bottle explodes. He took all the shit you can think of; thrown over the school fence, his lock being heated up by ligthers just before he comes back from class, insulted on a daily basis, pushed around every week. Well, guess what, he snapped. He snapped at 16 years old, with only about 6 weeks left before we would all move out from high school. I was there when he did, I saw everything. He sent 3 guys to the hospital that day, with one that barely survived the assault and to this day (I'm 36) still has physical trauma from the event. All 3 were among the worst bullies and have been from 12 to 16. Was it too extreme of a retaliation? Mostly yes. Could this have unfolded differently? Sure. Can I blame him for ruthlessly defend himself after years of bullying? No. Can you?
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
how long is his sentence, though?
He sounded like a better person than you
The human mind is not meant to take so much abuse without intervals.
The thing I love about Phenox’s Joker over Leadger’s is that he made it feel like it could be anyone that could become the Joker. That’s also what made it horrifying.
The moment he killed Murray, his legs started shivering
He laughed to calm his cry
He didn't harm anyone else except those who harmed him.
He is a criminal, but basically he is a revenger.
Avenger
When the old lady said “you cannot joke about that” it reminded me of the teachers at my school
Always Erect yo frr😭😭😭
Ok, boomer
Skar800 you are a very funny man wow that is hilarious your almost as funny as the joker almost
@@keaney624 I know...how about another joke?
Skar800 no I think we’ve had enough of ur jokes
I love how he doesn't even explain that he killed them in self defense. He knows it wouldn't be worth anything. They were the guys in suits and him? He's just a clown. Why speak when you wont be heard? Just laugh instead. Everyone hears that.
Franz UbergrubenFurher I know right! Arthur may be a bit crazy, but he’s so damn logical..
It's sad that it wouldn't have made any difference😟
First 2 were self defense. The third was full blow murder and the Joker in him taking control.
@@2584024 eh he was just finishing the job.
@@JohnnyThund3r you good, man?
This scene is literally the birth of The Joker....the villain we know him as today
That line "everyone is awful these days" is spot on in today's world!
"The child not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel it's warmth."
Wow. Thank you for that. That gave me chills.
Christian Trahan eh, don’t thank me. Cast your thanks into the ether for whoever made that quote! :)
Oh shit...that's deep
Naruto be like
It's an African Proverb.
Joaquin’s joker was so good it literally blew Murray’s mind.
lol
Right?! lol
Is it possible that you don't know what "literally" means?
😂
quite literally
this is the most satisfying scene ever😀😀
The abrupt cut to the test pattern with upbeat music at the end of this clip is brilliant...
He looks like he wants to cry after killing Murray, but then laughs. Summarizes his life.
If i am not wrong, he laughs when he is nervous or scared. So instead of crying he laughs because of his mental illness.
iRealDeal then the mental illness summarizes his life
@@irealdeal1334 no, in this scene he comes to the realization that he was meant to be this. His glee appears and then he finally really laughs and it's not a sickness anymore. He embraced it. This whole time he's been laughing at tragedy because deep down he enjoys it. He was in denial. Now it all makes sense to him. So he shoots the body again.
Didn´t he also listened to the chaotic screaming in the studio? Like he felt happy for the horror he just created? And of course felt relieved to assassin Murray? That scene is so uncomfortable...
@@irealdeal1334
I took it to mean, for his entire life, his laughter was a curse that he couldn't control, that only comes out in bad situations, and makes them worse. And that the laugh after shooting Murray was the first REAL laugh of his that we'd seen the entire movie.
As children, we love superheroes; as adults, we understand the villains.
Facts bro👍
But I’m a teenager and I understand the villains
Murray: 3 people were killed today because of you
Joker: make that 4
🤣🤣😂
@Grace McGettigan he meant 4 died because on that day he killed 3 people including himself which makes it 4. on the train his old self died when he killed the assholes and now he's a new person
@@Brayden2004x Or maybe the 4th is Murray
@@Brayden2004x he meant Murray
Mista will remember that
Tarantino said he wanted him to kill Murray when he saw it on the big screen. The movie made him think like a psychopath..
Worst part is he's absolutely right. If he didn't shoot him we would all be disappointed...
The most impressive part about this scene is that we all want to believe that it's awful, he's wrong, and oh my god so sick but in the end we all know it's so insanely true. The first part where he says you'd step right over me is so true. We blame the victim for being crazy instead of blaming the people who perpetuate the bullying. We deem them as victims instead of calling it out as it is. Perpetuate your bully mentality, get what is coming for you. F around and find out at this point.
I guess Joker blew up Murray’s mind with that joke.
I get it
This joke has already been tooken
I wonder what was going through Murray’s mind ....
...other than the bullet
Like literally
What the fuck dude?????
I agree
Murray: “okay I’m waiting for the punchline”
Joker: “there is no punchline. It’s not a joke”
Me: “shit just got real”
J C yep
I'm stuck without a punchline. Tell her Batman.
J C shit just went to 0 / 100
Agreed I would’ve done the same
We will riot in joker mask ans there will be chaos in the city.We will also break the police cars.If Joaquin Phoenix doesnot get Oscar this year.
He had such an intense character arc through this film, yet there is so much more still on the table. Seeing him settle into being the Joker is going to be a wild ride.
Phoenix acting in this movie was one of the best I’ve seen the way his face changes to happy,sad ,angry, annoyed, just shows with his expressions you can feel the mood change as his face changes and you just feel a sense of unease
Murray: "We're gonna have a nice clean show"
Joker: "I'm about to end this man's whole career"
Literally ended his whole career 😂
Murray: "Im about to end this man's whole career"
Joker: *Uno reverse card*
And his life
Ha, very original...
“ what career” 😂😂 the words of “ I’m not a rapper”!
everyone: ok i’m waiting for the punch line
2020: there is no punch line.
200 subs with no videos yeah, it’s a Shoot Line....
That’s a terrible joke.. but I thought it was worth a..
*Shot*
@@Mr_AntiSocial 😂😂😂
lol
There’s a bullet line
KKKKKKKKK OMG
I spent my early 20s feeling EXACTLY like the Joker feels about society. I praise God that He lifted me out of that darkness.
Lifted you out of the darkness? Joker isn't wrong about society in this movie, it hits home for many people because this is also society irl.
People think things are crazy now.. lol just wait.
You ain't seen nothing yet.
@@donhashugeballsyes we know that. But the difference now is we have God to back us up.
Having knowledge about corruption in a society is illuminating. However, having resentment toward everyone else around you is just another form of blindness.
Fucking yikes
After Covid, Joker's words are all the more true. Nobody has empathy anymore. Just do what you're told or expect everybody to turn on you.
Wall street guys wouldn't be in the subway. They'd be riding a limo using funds stolen from the working class.
I like that joker isn’t the villain of the movie, it’s the society.
Can 1 more person like this to get to 69
it's 170 likes now
Exactly
we don't have to live in a society
@@breakmystupidniconicokneec3353 nope 299
“Nobody is civil anymore , nobody thinks whats its like to be the other guy”
@The Joker i do.
@@KING-ni4ze I call cap
2020 June
Society..
It's so true
I love how they made this version of Joker comical, which was excluded the previous time, but mixed with dark and sadness also makes you take seriously. AMAZING last joke scene, exceptional acting and writing overall, Murray's words are all true and pingpoint showing how much the author knows how to write and think.
Amazing scene. Every aspect. Makeup, wardrobe, camera angles, acting. Incredible
“If I was dying on the sidewalk you’d walk right over me” dang that’s deep
That's the world these dies
@@sarwinraaj3457 or pull out a camera phone and record
It’s sad, but true😔😭 that’s society today. No one ever cares what it’s like to be the other person, the struggles they deal with everyday.
@@GFettJake exactly that's why The Joker kills
@@sarwinraaj3457 it’s sad but true. We live in a world today where people don’t care. Nobody ever stops and thinks what that person is going through.
“You have a problem with Thomas Wayne?”
Perfect example of completely missing the point of the comment/issue
Because they cannot see the point if it was a laser gun
But he's right. Arthur does have a problem with him
@@hiduck8247 Well so what? It wasn't about the person Thomas Wayne himself. It was about the basic concept. About defining the line that crosses everything. The line that goes between those who are rich and those who are poor. The line between the guys who decide what is right and the guys who are always wrong because of that. The line between the ones that protect themselves and the ones who can't.... At least that's my attempt to assume what and how this interpretation of the joker thinks. I'm not saying this is necessarily right or wrong. I just wanted to explain his reasoning.
Correct
@@oliverhardy9464 I think the guy (Joker)is fucked up on every level, from personal and emotional to conceptual. I guess that was the point. In Wayne, he saw both the problem of his emotional trauma as much as the problem of the society itself. I never saw them as necessarily disconnected.
I remember critics and Main Stream Media panning this movie, despite how hyped and loved it was.
I think they did that, because they saw themselves here, and the truth scared them. This is especially cemented during the ending scene when Joker is speaking his peach live on camera, then it cuts out to reveal a dozen other televisions, all different news channels covering what Joker did with their own spin. Completely ignoring the man himself, like they always had.
Yeah....they didn't like when the mirror was put in their faces.
It’s been nearly 5 years since this movie and I still can’t describe how amazing it. Not only is it a deconstruction on violence but also how “super hero comics” can be taken seriously like Logan and Batman 2022
Murray is a great representation of what's wrong with media.
When Arthur talks about society driving him crazy, Murray assumes he's using craziness as an excuse for his actions.
When Arthur discusses rich people's ability to control public opinion, using Thomas Wayne as an example, Murray assumes he has a personal beef with Wayne.
Murray makes the most basic, superficial and sensationalist assumptions any chance he gets, never wanting to look deeper into the real problems, all the while trying to project the image of moral superiority.
> never wanting to look deeper into the real problems,
you mean like the director and all the fans of this movie who think this was deep and profound?
falcr It’s no one’s fault you’re a dumbass
falcr Films can be very symbolic and are able to communicate many complex topics and issues. Joker is obviously a film that is depicting many observations about society that ring true. It’s your dense thinking that is the problem. Too many simple-minded people on this damn planet. It’s like people are afraid to expand their brains. I guess it’s easier to not actually think.
He failed that moral superiority crap when he made fun of a mentally ill guy on national TV.
So do you have an argument of any kind, because this is fucking cringe kid
"If it was me laying dead on the sidewalk you'd walk right over me!" I feel like Joaquin Phoenix wasn't acting in that line, considering that's how his brother died
You eve hear the Murray Franklin audience stop booing because they clearly realize that what he’s saying about them was true
I don't understand what you mean cause River Phoenix died from a drug overdose
@@braxtonpierce8768 He Overdosed and collapsed on the sidewalk, and nobody stopped to help him
@@rerocherry Oh I didn't know where it happened
That's crazy
@@rerocherry That's just cruel
That extremely subtle nod after he says you’re awful, Murray…with the hard stare
after a while taking care of my sick poor old mother, i started showing signs of Joker's behavior... i mean, i feel the urge to laugh at nothing... then i feel like i'm crying after laughing... i didn't even know that was possible
He was acting like everything was fine after shooting him and he was nervous at the same time
Nah he still didnt fully transform, its only at the end he completely lets go of Arthur, if we see Joaquin's Joker in future movies, be ready for a very confident, witty and psychotic joker, a 100% Joker can be seen in the camera test video I beleive
Adil Khan too bad he’s not gonna play the joker anymore.
shotlolwin why he is not gonna play joker? there’s no second movie or he dont wanna play?
Alaska Wang Joaquin Phoenix isn’t interested in a franchise
shotlolwin wouldn’t be surprised
The look of pure hatred on his face when he tells Murray ‘you’re awful’ it’s just perfect.
@REGGIE JOHNSON I feel like this isn’t one of those blockbuster films who’s purpose is just to temporarily entertain. If you watch it at a certain point in your life, it really means something…his acting really means something.
Exactly.
And I hope that I never see look, when I stand eye to eye in the mirror.
Yea
Yeah buy i really also think your red hair style is more awful than Murrays. And i have a perfect smile saying that. I can also kill small headed red fricking trash people.
This, in my humble opinion, is the best role DeNiro has played.
One of the best scene in cinema history
His leg shaking is so relatable
bruh
Ikr!
@@aerusjokaire5292 Fr
Yeah i also get that all the time after shooting someone
They Think We Will Just Sit There And Take It Like Good Little Boys And We Won’t Ware Wolf And Go WILD
The blue light turned his red suit purple... *he is The Joker.*
Wow!
Good point i would never notice
I didn't notice at first really thank you!
I like the red suit better
Timestamp?
I remember seeing this scene in theaters, I was not expecting him to confess his crime on live television. That scene was crazy. I can't wait for the 2nd film, I just hope it won't fail.
This scene made me so happy. Seeing Joker stand up against the society that oppressed him is legitimately so inspiring and thrilling!
This movie does so much right. You can feel Jokers craziness and how he feels unstable but you can also feel where he’s coming from talking about our society
He talks nothing about our society. He talks only about himself and how people can’t sink to his level. He’s pissed because he lived his life thinking he’s the illegitimate son of a billionaire and that his neighbor crush is his lover and then gets pissed at the world when he discovers it’s just in his head.
@@hellosammy4105 No you're so wrong. This is about society and how people treat those who we feel are inferior to them. Look at those men he killed on the train. They were rich and successful yet they acted so terrible towards him. Society also ignores those who suffer from mental illness. He was lied to his whole life but what would have happened if his mother wasn't put in an asylum but was given actual medical help to cope with her cognitive dissonance?
Because the REAL villain is the system. It reproduces people like the Joker
Like..now.
I think this is the most comic accurate Joker because of a unreliable narrator, compelling and realistic tragedy and a nialistic view of society that makes sense while still coming through as either a guy having fun or a complete monster created by society. Critics assumed the ending was a victory and thus glorified violence when really it was when he lost everything, the message is simply be kind or you can create more problems possibly leading to violence, sorry went off on a tangent but I love this movie.
The joke is so good it blew Murray’s mind
*Literally....*
@@TakumiTheFAUSTScientist
No shit!
Hahahaha
@@gmanz8487 Lmao
Lol
I love how the entire film up to this point just slowly builds the tension
From the moment he says “You’re awful Murray. Playing my video. Inviting me on the show. You just wanted to make fun of me.”
It’s full Joker all the way from there.
The way he looks over at Murray’s dead corpse and holds in his glee long enough until a true laugh escapes him is so intense. Phoenix rules.
@Will G When he find out his mother's file in Arklum Asylum that he was abused. He laughed his head off and the Joker persona fully took over.
I think the plan of killing himself changed when he heard and watched Murray humilating him again while he was behind the curtains and when he danced that was 95% Joker. When Murray introduced him, his attitude was very different from Arthur's behaviour when he reharshed his suicide at home. He was more confident, he kissed Dr.Sally, he cleaned the seat because he didn't want to sit on the same chair occupied by someone else and he even read (or improvised) the bad joke that was against the show's rules. His posture was different, his tone of voice.. Even his laugh, more sinister... like he was humiliating people who were laughing. Arthur probably surfaced a bit right before he killed Murray, but in my opinion that man was 95% Joker. I also think that Joker is the one who called Murray "Murr-aayyy" because he despised him.
giada agree with every with every single damn word here.
@@Oakland510 Me too
@@giada951 yep I agree, when he reminisced about his abuse "that we will just sit there and take like good little boys" and talked about Thomas Wayne he was Arthur but Arthur was steadily dying. Joker had most of the control
Honestly, I’m impressed with the level of range that Joaquin has with his acting. Like in this moment he manages to combine rage with bottled-up sadness that is leaking out of a jar.
No you're not, stop lying
@@2ndlifeseekers282 ok redditor
@@2ndlifeseekers282 are u in his head seeing his thoughts or what
They Think We Will Just Sit There And Take It Like Good Little Boys And We Won’t Ware Wolf And Go WILD
@@2ndlifeseekers282 what's your problem
This movie was so f***king awesome. Phoenix killed it, he showed what acting really is. A really, really, really well written script and Phoenix just brought the pages to life in a way no one else could.
the type of villain you put down instead of put away
The Gunshot was the punch line, and it blew Murray's mind. Literally.
That was good 😀👏. You’re pretty creative.
😂
Ruined the comment with thanks with the likes
👍 stolen
@@aethan5649 Not stolen, i made it up, but then I noticed other people commented the same thing on similar videos, so yeah.
His body language after the first shot. The way he shakes his leg, slightly tilts his chair and looks around the room personifies the sheer psychosis The Joker has. Absolutely, outstanding actor.
He's very underrated
Have you ever had adrenaline flood through your system? Like, really flood? I'm not talking just the mild high you get from like a thrill ride or whatever. You get into a fistfight with a bully, you nearly get into a traffic accident, or you are faced with something so unbelievably horrifying that it shakes you to your core? Your stomach clenches, your vision blurs, your muscles want to all flex at the same time, your mind races, and you get the sense of not even being present and operating purely on your most primordial basic instincts? That's probably what was happening to him at that moment.
And I still didn't feel like he was crazy until the second shot
Actually, the nervous adrenaline high wasn’t evidence of psychosis. The giggling after he shot him was psychotic behavior.
I think the most significant part is the _genuine_ laugh. Throughout the movie he emulates what a laugh sounds like, but doesn't actually laugh
Imagine how shocking that would be to see in live TV
Damm this episode of the Murray Franklin show was sure mind blowing!
It really shows how awful Murray is...
Any professional host would have gone to commercial and immediately had this guy escorted out by security.
But for ratings and his own ego, he kept engaging and pushing Arthur. He walked right in to his trap.
Or atleast tried to be sympathetic and understanding to him
@@yolk6867 he didn't he never tried
Its a movie its not real
I agree but then again this happens in the real world too
@@yuval1945 Jimmy Kimmel would probably do the same thing as Murray let's keep it real
This scene alone is proof that Joaquin 100% deserved all those awards for this film. Just the little nuances in his performance. Phenomenal.
Absolutely. .. I can see why he earned free rent in Jared letos head lol
Fact:
Heath ledger who was rapist originally committed suicide. Crying Batman fans had to beg higher authorities to alter the reason to OD'ed.
Joaquin phoenix is much better
@@lickenhuntsman5338 where can I confirm the fact that a coroner changed an official cause of death because of crying Batman fans?
Where can I confirm he was a grapist?
Writing fact before opinion filled allegations doesn’t make your final opinion any more valid than a fart.
@@lickenhuntsman5338 maybe you should concentrate more on learning how to type sentences that actually make sense and aren't filled with grammatical errors instead of posting absolute bullshit.
De Niro overshadowed him.
The way he talks like he has a lump in his throat before letting himself get consumed by rage is so real feeling. He was planning to kill himself but changed his mind when he was told to stop feeling sorry for himself. Actors can be so self absorbed but when they nail it, you can't help but respect the artform.
Joker is a superb film. Everything about it felt desperately sad, and grimy, and utterly captivating. No one could have done a better job than Joaquin Phoenix.
Joker 1989: “You ever dance with the devil in the pale moon light?”
Joker 2007: “Why so SERIOUS!!??!!”
Joker 2019: “You get what you FUCKING DESERVE!!!”
And what about Joker 1966 and Joker with Mark Hamill’s voice?
@@marcelobaratti8660
1966: “A joke a day keeps the gloom away!”
Animated: “Oh, what the heck, I’ll laugh anyway!” *cackles*
*2008*
They Think We Will Just Sit There And Take It Like Good Little Boys And We Won’t Ware Wolf And Go WILD
I pick 2019 Joker.
The sad part was, was that he looked up to Murray and idolized him and instead of being shown appreciation by his idol he was shown disrespect and made fun of. That would be enough to make anyone go crazy.
Letdown? Yes. Disappointment? Absolutely. "Go crazy"? No. Not even close.
And in the real world we love to watch roast videos of big creators who make fun of less talented ones. The disclaimer isn’t going to stop the burns
@@r.j.w7924 Found the spineless virgin that's never taken a punch in his life.
@@bubby8825 What?
@@r.j.w7924 that was not the only factors that led to him becoming crazy
Thats a sad fact about humanity you can be injured or dying on the street or side walk and people will STILL walk by not even bother to help you even if your right there breaking down sobbing.
De Niro and Joaquin. Two of the greatest actors ever in an exploding scene. Wow!
Joaquin completely crushed this role. Especially with this scene. He completely transforms into his character to the point that you forget its all just an act. He literally becomes Joker.
Jack Dolinger nah Hamill is the joker fyi
And I want to believe that it's based on his real life interview with David Letterman back in 2009
@@MrQuanthluvr we're talking about actor not voice actor but its ok i respect your opinion
I swear to you if he does not get an award for this I will fucking dieeeee
@@olimpia_ He just got a Golden Globe
Notice how when the Joker was giving his last "Joke" to Murray, Murray was asking someone to call the police and completely ignored him, just like everyone else, looping back to why Arthur went insane in the first place.
Guess I'm not the only one who noticed it.
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I know the feeling. I've been treated like that all of my life.
They would have called the police earlier. Those cameras would be off as soon as he admitted to a murder.
To be fair it's not like Murray could have known the context behind the Joker's actions, or had any reason to continue listening to him given how he was presenting himself. While the Joker's treatment at the beginning of the film wasn't justified, by the end of the film it is.
That last joke was mind blowing
Dude, I remember seeing this in the theaters for the first time. Almost right before The lockdowns. this movie is wild and obviously one of my favorites it shows that sometimes villains have really empathetic origin stories
It’s a sight to see when you see someone out acting Robert DiNero
I don't know about that. I mean Robert Deniro is PERFECT in this role. So is Joaquin Phoenix, but you can't really outdo perfection.
The difference is that when you're playing a crazy character, you have much more room to show all kinds of emotions, so people will always praise crazy performances more than more restrained and subtle performances.
But hot damn, Deniro is perfect here. We all want to shoot him because of his performance.
It's their mutual interaction that transcends this scene to legendary. Both of them carried the scene in fact I immediately praised De Niro's acting a couple of times this scene alone. The series of reactions he portrayed regarding every words his guest of the show said is amazing. "You're laughing, you're laughing" that delivery of that line is realistically on point. Then the excuse and self pity part. Then his subtle reactions to the show manager and the crowd shouting. I mean he is great. Add also the acting of Phoenix who's emotions were easily triggered by mere words a couple of times , amazing this scene.
I see what your saying, but deniro also played exactly what he was meant to. It was great though with all that emotion.
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Each actor has a job and De Niro’s was to be the support, the foil to Arthur. And he did it wonderfully because he didn’t overdo it. Phoenix’s job was to go wild while De Niro’s was to be restrained. The contrast is what makes the scene.
"What do you get, when you cross a mentally ill loner, with a society that abandons him and treats him like trash? I'll tell you what you get. You get what you fucking deserve." That whole scene, the words, the acting, the build up, everything, will forever go down as one of my favorite scenes I've ever seen. Aaaaabsolutely gave me chills.
Was a very powerful scene . Just remember its just a scene and nothing good ever comes from releasing your fury and rage .
Phenix really deserved that oscar for that good acting
@@Mahito_Akuma all those mothers fuckers deserve to die like a bitch, hurt me once I will make your life hell
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Yet mfs are saying “your crazy! U need help!” Bitch who’s fault is it for making us crazy?
@@Mahito_Akuma don't judge a book by it's cover joker was right we all are pretending to be a good human being
The moment when you realize Joker wasn’t the bad guy. He was simply a product of the environment.
Great observation.
A product? So you're saying he's not a human being with brain and soul like everyone else ? There are people whom their only crime was being rude and they are called bad people but the murdered no it's their faults not his. If we apply your logic to everyone else everybody is the product of their own environment so there's no such thing called bad people. The 3 Wallstreet guys are not bad guys then ? Their are the product of their environment too
Every single villain is to some extent a product of their environment. This is true in life as well.
It's called freudian excuse. These are the kind of dangerous, morally decadent ideas that irresponsible movies like this put into people's minds. Joker absolutely was the bad guy. He murdered people in cold blood and not in self-defense like his fans like to think of it. Blame society instead of taking responsibility for your own action; the mindset of a loser...
That's a very dangerous thought to have. He is the bad guy, violence is a choice.
One of the best acting ever to a film.
Take a bow Joaquin Phoenix...you deserved that Oscar!
What was the best part of his speech?
@emiliobello2538 The way he smiled and said " I know" at 3:40 😈
Brilliant acting. Too real.
Definitely. Unfortunately this is one of the only few movies in the decade five years that delivers that. Many movies and shows went downhill after the late 90s and earlier 2000s were over. This kind of quality is hard to find these days.
@@lovellhorrors1586 I think you are kinda wrong, you just need to look hard enough and find some good movies in the last decade or two.
@@FroggyTheNinja I know. That's why I said "many" and not "all".
@@lovellhorrors1586 Yeah, i totally agree. I think in the society these days it's so easy to get anything, everything is so computerized. Movies are so full of effects right now and most people like it. Acting is like in the background. You don't need lots of imagination these days, because movie makers trying to put everything under effects. People are getting more and more stupid, when they don't have to think about most things in life. The other day i was getting an uber taxi and while i was watching at the car moving in the map and how long it will take to get at my home i was thinking that it's just insane how most things in life work these days (i mean so easy). I don't want to talk a lot, because i'm not the best at that, but in my opinion something really similar is happening in a movie industry. There's very little of creativity left if we're talking about Hollywood and stuff like that. That's why a lot of people trying to watch older movies, when actors had to give their all to impress by storytelling and creating their own image among others. I'm not sure if you got my point, not the best at explaining my thoughts :D . P.S. I actually really liked La La Land. It's very strange, because i'm not into musicals at all, but that movie wasn't your typical musical, it had really nice plot, music was also great and it had meaning. I was really surprised when i finished watching it, because it was somehow different. There's always some exceptions.
Joaquin is hands the best actor in Hollywood other than Daniel Day Lewis, he is top dog.