Anarchy in Gotham (Ending) | Joker [UltraHD, HDR]
Joker (2019)
Scene: Anarchy in Gotham, Joker - Agent of Chaos
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Storyline: In Gotham City, mentally troubled comedian Arthur Fleck is disregarded and mistreated by society. He then embarks on a downward spiral of revolution and bloody crime. This path brings him face-to-face with his alter-ego: the Joker.
Director: Todd Phillips
Writers: Todd Phillips, Scott Silver
Cast: Joaquin Phoenix (Arthur Fleck \ Joker), Robert De Niro (Murray Franklin), Zazie Beetz (Sophie Dumond), Frances Conroy (Penny Fleck), Brett Cullen (Thomas Wayne), Shea Whigham (Detective Burke), Bill Camp (Detective Garrity), Glenn Fleshler (Randall), Leigh Gill (Gary)
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BRON Studios (in association with) (as BRON Creative)
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DC Comics
DC Entertainment
Joint Effort
Village Roadshow Pictures (in association with)
Warner Bros.
WarnerMedia©
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The Last Wayne's Generation and Arthur Fleck died on the same night. The Batman and The Joker were born on the same night.
Underrated. Edit: Well, not really anymore.
Brothers after all...
👀
*on *were
@@some_metalhead What?
Thomas Wayne’s life created Joker. His death created Batman.
I am Batman
Excellent🔥🔥
I wonder what whould happen if he somehow got the help he needed.
Stick Bug Hundreds.
True, people are so jealous nowadays, ez to create a Joker
I love how despite the thugs are so crazy, they lifted joker and placed him on the car so gently and slowly. It really shows their undying love for their king, the one person that united them all.
Clown Prince Of Crime
You could say their king was the hope and I guess symbol of a greater change
He’s there jester. they never wanted a king
@@lukewhatidid1735 It's in his name, though: "Arthur" (a regal name, i.e., King Arthur) and "Fleck" (a reference to dirt or dust). He's literally the "anti-king"...the king of the disenfranchised.
the moment 'clown prince of crime' really was true
I know he's the villain but this ending makes me so happy for him. A struggling performer at last finds his audience.
He's no villain.
@@tmcttf8087 The people who shaped him is
@@tomli9793 *Are. But yes, you're correct.
That’s because this movie puts you in his mind. You see and feel all the pain that motivates him so that when he finally snaps, you’re right there with him.
Society backed him into a corner and created him. He’s more a victim if anything
He has finally found his audience
fuck that gave me chills. So fucking true
Indeed
JOKER YOU*
how about another joke, muarry?
基德 no i think we’ve had enough of your jokes
The greatest thing about this film is that it didn't feel like it was about a comic book character but a real person, which is far more terrifying.
I like realistic versions of the joker where he’s just a dude who wears makeup and dyes/sprays his hair like cesar, heath, and Joaquin
@@Kiiieeechiii are you saying Nicholson wasn’t realistic?
@@neonsmoviereviews7969 Not in the fact that his Joker followed the same premise as the comics which was unrealistic as he fell into a vat of chemicals. With Heath and Joaquin, they were normal people who just put on the makeup to become the Joker. Cesar Romero's Joker didn't really have a backstory however he said that it followed the same premise of the comics where the chemicals came in line.
@@alfredocea7965 I was being sarcastic
@@neonsmoviereviews7969 Oh sorry. Hard to tell when it's text. My bad.
If you’ve ever wondered how Joker got so many people to work for him. Just watch this scene. He is an emblem, a hero, a saviour, for all the people who feel downtrodden in life.
The dark knight trilogy are for kids Joker is for adults
Oh please, how can there be this many downtrodden people when there are billionaires in the- Oh right :(
@@lickenhuntsman5338weird way of putting another masterpiece down 🥱🤦♂️ heath ledger is a legend you can support a movie without putting another down
yeah, but Joker would be damn f-ing old when Bruce Wayne became Batman. Numbers are useless when most of them are elderly.
@@lickenhuntsman5338very childish thing to say something like this. Why can’t both be great?
As he made that bloody smile, it sent chills down my spine.
This was Minneapolis in May 2020, except 10 x worse!!
Joker 2019 is better than The Dark Knight trilogy and MCU (maybe except Punisher/ Daredevil)
New batman reboot The Waynes: Ah shit here we go again
*Robert Patterson has entered the chat
Bruce be like how many times do I got to watch my parents get murdered
@@alyi2500 YES
Al Yi flash paradox thomas wayne: how many times do i got to watch bruce die and martha became the joker
i think about Uncle ben
They finally gave the Waynes a good reason to run into a dark alley😅
Never go alone in a alley
@@miguelgcgamer9878 maybe it was the heat of the riot that made them think it was safe there
Drdisrespect didn't claim that dark alleyway yet
@@doggoking4074 It's out of my hands
It was because Thomas Wayne’s limousine was on fire. You can even see him do a double take to make sure.
“A child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel it's warmth. ” Basically sums up the character of Joker (Arthur Fleck)
Who's quote is that? Nice.
@@frankman2 It's A African Proverb
That's deep. Great quote.
I don't think Arthur is The Joker proper. I think he inspires the child that becomes The Joker 🃏.
Didn’t u just copy this from another comment from years ago on this very video?
3:08 I will never forget this moment in the cinema, seeing joker reveal the iconic smile
Not gonna lie. Powerful scene.
Beginning of the film: Arthur tries to smile. Tears of sadness. End of the film: Joker smiles. Tears of joy.
“I used to think my life was a tragedy, but now I realize it’s a comedy.” -Joker
mama luigi ur mom is a stretch
Beginning of the film: Arthur tries to smile. Tears of sadness. End of the film: Joker smiles. Tears of sadness.* fix it for you
@@JorgeSeguraArt STFU
More like tears of blood
“The most dangerous person is the one that has nothing to lose”
@Tyler Durden Tyler, that doesn't make sense and is cringy, don't take this movie too literall
@@artifice1374 yes, but it has meaning and Tyler abused the definition of the movie
@Tyler Durden lmao who the fuck are you and since when do you carry The Truth (tm)
@Tyler Durden that last part was especially cringy
@Tyler Durden Writing with Caps Lock doesn't make you look tougher, nor does it make any more sense whatsoever. Somebody might get what you're saying , but that's so childish and ughhhhh cringe attack!!!! 😢🃏🃏🃏 Again, just don't take stuff too literally
Heath ledger would be proud 😢 There has been sooo many actors that have portrayed joker and none of them has been as good as Heath but Joaquin is i think the only one to be tied up with him up there it was just sooo amazing
Joaquin, Heath and Mark Hamil are the best jokers imo. They all understand the role and how to play the part
@@joanofsharc Truth
@@joanofsharc what about jack?
Luke Skywalker is going to get the respect he deserves one day...
@@2Quick4You100 he already does
I love the fact that Batman is created by the Jokers first real joke namely killing his parents. This is revealed in the scene previously were he tells a knock knock joke. He isn't the person holding the gun in this movie but he is the reason behind it happening. From the Jokers point of view it is justice for abandoning him as a child as he is convinced he is the true son of the Wayne family and that the joker just as easily could have been batman which I am sure he finds terribly funny. Powerful stuff as you can hear his desperate laughing trying to understand if he is in fact crying or laughing at that very moment.
is this cannon? Also did he delude himself into thinking he couldve been the wayne’s son? or maybe in another comic he actually was?
@@apolloisnotashirt no one knows for sure. You got some that believe he may have been and others that think it was a story his delusional mom made up. That is what so great about this movie. You have to come to your own conclusion on pretty much everything.
Cool story Kubrick
@@SuuuugaBearit's most likely a delusional story from his mom like c'mon DNA tests exist and they would know if Penny was pregnant before or not its painfully obvious
It all makes since Why Joker Never be wanting to Kill Batman Too and Why He always saying Batman Too important in his life to harm. He was The First and only one besides Alfred knew Batman was Bruce Wayne because Joker look at Bruce like a Little Brother so you know he paid attention to what Lil Brother was doing while staying in the distance do his criminal deeds . He always treats Batman as such like a Annoying Lil Brother who he likes ti have fun and play dangerous games with. Plus his favorite Line To Batman Is always “We Are Not That Different You & I You Know" and stuff like that. Hell he loves lil brother Bruce so much that he even invest money into Bruce's Wayne Corp Projects.
The rioters carrying joker was like “carefully, he’s a hero”
as like spiderman
This movie is not about some dumb guy with bat suit doing stupid things with silly voice. This movie is about A MAN.
Licken Hunstman I don’t know wether or not I should see that as insulting Batman.
@@598superchris I feel like it shows the circular nature of violence begets violence.
C P what do you mean?
The moment Bruce's parents are shot, Joker breathes again and comes back to life. Subtle, and poetic at the same time.
drosh413 david you wouldn’t get it.
@@youwanagethi shhh David must be having a bad day
It was a part of Joker's lie. A joke that only he'd get. Hands down the best understanding of the Joker character ever put to screen.
@@johnslatio6483 "Why you telling me this? I dont want you to tell me lies..I know it seems strange...I dont mean to make you unconformtable...I dont know why everyone is so rude..I dont know why you are..I dont want anything from you..maybe little a bit of warm or a hug dad...How's much a little bit fucking decency? What is it with you people? You see that's Athur suffer?"
Luis Pessini Pinilla Great ! You Right !
I remember watching this. I went to the theater alone for this one. Found myself uncontrollably smiling when joker stood up on the car and drew the smile on his face. Powerful
What’s terrifyingly true about this scene is that there are people like Arthur everywhere in the real world, homeless, abandoned, misjudged and broken people that other walk all over and what do they expect them to do? Personally I connect deeply with this scene a lot, feeling betrayed and judged by others for a long time. To see a scene like this in cinema is like a rude awakening, even though none of us will become what the joker became, it’s nice to see him finally get what he wanted, acceptance from the society that abandoned him.
I will become my own Joker. I got a hit list too 🔫. Hahaha, I'm "joking" (😉)
@@EnochByrd FBI! This one, right here! /s
Ironically, Batman's father is the reason so many people turned to the Joker.
@Thinking face bcs he was an asshole
Thinking face partly. But mostly he was uncaring to the plight of the working class, and poor of Gotham. Instead of being emphatic to them, and offering to help, he calls them clowns who didn’t do anything with their lives. He was nothing more but an elitist douche, who spat on the people beneath him, and cared nothing to improve the city.
If only Thomas Wayne showed enough compassion to the people of Gotham for haughty eyes, (Which Wayne shows by looking down on the poor people of Gotham) and a lying tongue (Since He Lied how he wanted to help the poor people in Gotham so he can become mayor) these are despicable to God.
Then he kinda killed himself by pissing off Joker and causing the riots
Manuel Castro are there any other type?
For the first time in his life, he existed, “no one is laughing now”. He puts on, for the first time, a real happy face.
Although there is a moment, if you watch his eyes carefully, where he looks truly sad, like deep down on some level he still never wanted this to happen, but the attention and cheering crowd steers him towards finally embracing it.
I also saw the pain in his face and even his smile seems to me that he did it for people. He doesn't have anything now just this crowd. Be afraid of the one who has nothing to lose.
@@Manu-bobo "A man with nothing to lose, is the scariest of them all" ~Spiderman Noir
Best Joker ever. Much better than that overdosed schmuck
@@desipop3654 your wrong
What I love about this scene is that without any words it explains the relationship between the Joker and his thugs. They're his fans. They get the joke. Arthurs "comdey" speaks to their anger and frustration. They also felt abandoned by society and look down on by the ruling elite class. So jokers humor connects with them, making them feel less alone. Which allows them to unleash their built up rage against a world that has never cared for them. They fall in line with his ideology which gives them a sense of purpose and become radicalized. In return Arthur finally gets what he has always wanted: an audience that loves him. You can see he's holding back from getting emotional but he embraces his new act and turns to the crowd like he's on stage about to perform. At last he's finally found people who think he's smart, revolutionary and funny. In a twisted way he achieved his dream of becoming a comedian with a loyal fandom.
It's as they say, "Childhood is when you idolize batman. Adulthood is when you realise that the Joker is right."
@Phantom Wraith people misunderstand that, often that’s used as a way to excuse the same treatment Arthur went through because someone like Batman is too “good” that no could be such even though they can, Joker wasn’t necessarily right, but he was sure as hell understandably and more reasonably justified than society, the same society that Batman faces against because they created people like the Joker and because he isn’t there to defend their every wrong doing.
@@phantomwraith1984 it's not that "joker is right", it's that joker has fundament just as much as Batman
@@phantomwraith1984 Joker being right? What? If you known about the crimes he committed in the comics you would not be saying that at all.
"blah blah me so clever yadda yadda"
I get chills every time he smears the blood into a new smile and turns to the crowd and they start jumping up and down cheering him on coupled with the incredible music..God this scenes amazing
Joaquin Phoenix earned that Oscar, jesus christ, the dude's acted his heart out on this film
Faxs straight faxs
It feels like he literally became Arthur/joker.
@@tylerdavis6873 its hard to see something like heath ledgers joker but i think joaquin might be his successor
Facts!!!!!!
TRUE
i find it hilarious that the rich, the politicians, and the media were concerned that this movie would inspire violence, yet all it inspired were a couple memes
The rich the politicians and the media weren’t worried about violence they were worried because this movie points about everything bad about the rich the media and the politicians
We a don't want our fears to be shown in front of billions
All they ended up doing was promote the movie lmao
Nothing will inspire violence and riots among the middle class... they are too tame
They were concerned because it's the truth.
The cinematography in this movie is just outstanding 👏✨
That scene makes me really cry...A person who has received so much pain now is receiving glory by his pain! A MASTERPIECE.
Joker: "You took everything from me". Society: "I don't even know who you are." Joker: "You will now."
Haha! I understood that reference. You are very cultured
Society later: o m g, he did it...
saddest part is, the society never gave him anything to begin with
Cringe. Get that garbage out of this great and serious movie, please.
@@Huntercooks No. He really isn't, kid.
This is the direction DC should continue for the Batman series. This movie was incredible.
Agree. We need character driven films and not plot driven films with full of plot holes like Nolan Batman.
Unfortunately it's not
I’m not even really into DC and all that stuff, but I actually wanna see this movie. It looks so great!
@@lickenhuntsman5338 fax
@Gašper Vidovič what I meant was these two are not in the same universe
This scene gives me goosebumps
Especially during the theaters seeing this, the build up into the final reveal with the music as he puts on the bloody smile was bone chilling because he finally became the real Joker🔥
@@wingman5100 yes 🔥
This scene is by far my most favorite scene. The colors, lighting, theatrics, it all flowed perfectly and Joaquin Phoenix couldn't have been outmatched by anyone to perform this scene. Not only did he strike well similarity with the character, his acting was just so up to par with someone that is mentally ill struggling to gain sympathy from society and just becoming unhinged from all of the despair and trauma he endured. He finally felt like he was getting recognized and listened to, and you could just FEEL THAT while watching it. This scene to me should be a Hallmark of what acting and theatrics should be.
The Dark Knight: One man attempts to make Gotham as ugly as him Joker: Gotham succeeds in making one man as ugly as them
Arthur did something Heath Joker tried to do without even trying.
I disagree. The Dark Knight Joker was more like testing the city. Showing it's true colors. Some people showed that they are actually bad, some shown that they are good.
In the dark knight the Gotham City were ugly even before that
@hasan veysel erol Not everyone is ready to kill so many people AND get in prison for that. So it's fine ending, at least in my oppinion. But if Joker had blown them up, next time people wouldn't hesitate.
Gotham creates the villains and the need for a Batman
*_The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth._*
I like that
@Fletchers Flesh nah first guy got it right it's like 12yo emo talk
*that just hit in the feels*
@@jasmo961 Put a _ before and after your text - without spaces. _ no italics _ _italics_ You can use * to make it bold. *bold* You can use - to put a line through it. -FUCKING REDACTED-
@@jasmo961 asterisks (*) before and after a word like *this*
Love how the scene depicts that he became the joker through pain and suffering, he used the pain (literally his own blood) to create the smile of the joker as well as having tears in his eyes at the same time. Almost as if to say, he had no choice but to do it.
Regardless of how I feel about the film as a ‘Joker’ movie, this ending is always a highlight: Gotham on the brink of collapse, the score swelling at just the right times, the tying together to Bruce’s and Joker’s lives, and The Joker standing up… victorious in a world that has no Batman, it’s just beautifully done 🥹
This wasn’t just a rescue: it was the people crowning their king
MarioThrasherTroops this is the main part, u never know whether this is real or not
the clown prince of crime
@@complte6440 Keep in mind the very last scene where Arthur's in a mental hospital; in an interview, the director claims that this laugh is the only real, genuine laugh the Joker gives out during the entire movie. I think most of us know that the Joker creates numerous past experiences in his head to imagine and sees them as jokes (In the dark knight, Joker had a new story every time he wanted to let someone know how he got his scars), and DC themselves have never confirmed a true origin story for the joker. Basically: We don't know how Joker really became Joker because Arthur's stories that he's lived in his head all seem like realities that he's gone through, so if the real Joker doesn't know how he became himself, how could anyone (including the audience)? So the director confirming that his only real laugh (I interpret it as 'real' meaning the only laugh that really occurred, NOT the only laugh that was 'genuinely funny' to Arthur) suggests that this entire movie may have just been another past life experience the Joker's tragic mind has created in his head. This is my theory and tbh the only hole I can find with it is that we see the Waynes' deaths, which Joker did not witness indicating that these events may have actually happened; However I think Joker witnessed everything we've seen (the audience + in a third-person manner) because he wants to create a perfect reality in his head. This may seem far-fetched and tbh this is the first time I've ever theorized about something so hopefully, maybe someone else has a better interpretation to this 'hole'. But I'd love for you all to let me know what you guys think! (Sorry again I'm not rly good at making these haha)
By adoring him, you show you missed the point of his character
@@thepurpleshade486 You beat me to it
"Your parents death wasn't your fault, it was your father's" -Ra's Al Ghul
🦉
Totally make sense
anger does not change the fact your father failed to act
One of the most finest comment ..ludvig bonde👍
Oh yea!🔥
What a powerfully nihilistic scene this is, the music makes you feel the pain, the tragedy that was his life, and the appreciation at last that he receives in the chaos. A passerby might see a crazy person dressed up as a clown but we see his pain, the long journey and descent to madness all in his eyes as he realises he’s finally appreciated as he completes the archetypal costume with the smile. The whole movie he kept trying to smile but something was amiss, he knew it wasn’t right because he was faking it. After realising the truth, about his past, and the truth of the darkness in the world, he could finally see how ridiculous it all was, and decides to finally genuinely smile because he finally gets the “joke”. He’s the symbol that directly represents that ridiculousness, and pointlessness of everything. They cheer for him but the music is dark and tragic, and he finally accepts his role in society as the chaotic nihilist outsider that ridicules and torments those that oppressed him and others like him in a system that favours tormentation. He was playing the game wrong and trying to fit in incorrectly, and now here he is, fully realised, a dark reflection of the society that bore him.
Interesting to see how gentle the thugs were when they got joker out of the car.
Love how this movie depicts Joker's supporters dramatically becoming his goons/henchmen. Never really saw that on the big screen on any villains.
Considering that rioters in REAL LIFE are wearing Clown Masks after this movie it is no surprise
But he is not the villain in this movie.
Manuel Coll Because the story is told by the joker
@@christiandauz3742 first it was guy fox now its joker and still no one really knows what either was about.
@jack bran and it also makes sense of why Gotham's society just exploded into crime, and it gives a much better reason as to why the one guy kills Martha and brakes her necklace
This film is aging perfectly like fine wine.
Whereas Batman going to China didn't age very well in TDK
I prefer milk
End My Sufferings what the fuck are you talking about
@@EndMySufferingsPlz Calm down buster. Have some cookies and milk.
Cold milk is where it's at.
When he made that smile at the end, it was bone chilling. Scenes don’t get better than that
I love how perfect the timing of the music in the movie is, the tone completely changed when Arthur smeared that bloody smile across his face to signal the birth of the Joker, this movie is going down as one of the greatest movies of all time
At the beginning of the film "Stay Down You Freak" . At the end of the film "Get Up!!!!! You need to GET Up!!!!!!" . . . . . EDIT Thank You All For 5k Likes 😍😍😍
Is that what thet say? What minute?
@@callofdutychile when the kids beat him up in the alley after taking his sign.
SpectterYT around 2:00 and 2:05
the guys in the subway say it to him 'stay down'. and the clown rioters say 'get up'. it was absolutely intentional.
@@KakkoiiSasuke my bad you got it right.
This movie shocked me to my core. The moment he drew the smile on his face with blood, I totally accepted him as the Joker.
definitely. THat's the point when The Joker is truly born.
@@MidnightIsolde Exactly my point. Arthur Fleck is gone. He is now The Joker.
@@MidnightIsolde and the Batman If you watch this scene carefully They both born
The Joker is born in chaos.
Name_ he became the joker on the murray show
The entire ending sequence from when arthur Fleck asks Murray to introduce him as "Joker" to the final black screen with the laughter in the background is just so awsome. The entire movie comes together in one final crescendo when Arthur Fleck turns into Joker. Having Batman be born literally within minutes of Joker being born then adds another incredible layer of awsome on top of that. Especially with having the killer of batmans parents repeat jokers line about getting what you deserve.
The ending proves even if you think you're different you're not alone.
It didn't take a year for this movie to be relevant again
As Murray says "There are riots out there." And indeed they are everywhere now
@@cloudzol4623 yeah too many riots
within destruction is creation and we will be able to create something new
@@randontwan3957 Isn't it beautiful?
2020 is the Gift that keeps on giving
2020: ends 2021: How about about another Joke 2022: okay I'm waiting for the punch line
No I think we’ve had enough of your jokes
@@MMLCGG YOU GET WHAT YOU F DESERVE
Humans will get what they f**king deserve:)
fuck you.. i don't wanna think about real life right now. just wanna see this scene and you dumbass wanna make a joke about our situation? Fuck you
@@deathizcertain fuck off, it’s a damn joke for fuck sakes
Always nice to see a happy ending
😂
Let this be a warning to what can happen when a society abandons its people!😆
2024 guy here… huge cinema fan n i still get goosebumps from this. The graphics, the plot, the music, the camera work… i stand up n scream every time i see this clip
let's just pretend that suicide squad never happened
Too late! The Suicide Squad is coming!
Yes that never happened.
Factz I kinda feel bad for Leto...he should've really thought about the role...especially playing a character people really enjoy...the whole movie was just cheesy to me
Too late its sequel opens tomorrow
That awful scene when Joker was texting! The fuck?
Turns out this movie was actually a documentary.
@Caleb Burns He's unoriginal.
Ascaithe Hmmm too hard to tell which comment is stolen.. 🤔
UnrealEntGaming, well how bout it!
Can't believe people are making "comment theft" a thing now I don't wanna even get started how stupid it sounds"
bro how many comments did you put. You real desperate for likes huh?
One of the most powerful scenes in cinema history. 🤡
You chose the wrong icon mate. That was a fuqin clown. This is the Joker 🃏
I look like that and say that
@@caspeansea9619 In truth, that joker icon is barely discernible.
🤑
@@caspeansea9619true! 🃏
Commodus, abandoned by the citizens, finally gets up again to the cheers of the citizens
The city is literally on chaos The Wayne's: lEts gO tHrOuGh tHiS dArK aLlEy
ChainMBL maybe they didn’t want to go on the streets so I’m guessing they did that for Bruce’s safety
"Hey, it's a big demo on the street. Let's go watch some Zorro movie boy!:
Isn't that alley literally named crime alley?
Aegis yep
P C probably because there was chaos in there too and if that’s not the case they wanted to get Bruce to safety as the clowns would have probably caused chaos in the theater too
When the guys pull out Arthur on the police car: "Careful, he's a hero"
Did they really say that
@@thadasatitpanuvat5422 nope. I just referenced a scene from Spider Man 2. Its actually a meme now.
Alex Elle Kinda creepy that they definitely see him as a hero.
LMAO
Honestly, the movie made me sympathize for the fucking Joker. They actually made me feel bad for the goddamn Joker. That’s how you can tell they did good. This movie is a masterpiece.
I love the symbolism in spreading the blood across his face making a smile. It shows how even when you are beaten bloody by the cruelty of the world, do not let the blood destroy you, let it create you. The blood adding as a compliment to jokers smile shows the birth of his character. Beautiful scene. ❤
This ending actually gave me goosebumps when I watched it. Masterpiece 👌🏻
The part where he make the smile with his blood is just a masterpiece
Ok
Sorry Ledger but Joaquin phoenix is much better Joker IMHO
It’s Like hes saying “ it’s now complete “
@@lickenhuntsman5338 they're both amazing I can't even compare them
Chills bro
This is how powerful DC is, if only they realise it.
Exactly! I'm Marvel fan but DC stuff is much more dark and relatable. They would blow the box office if WB handle that universe properly
@@daecimvs and if the heroes / villains were properly introduced to newer generations... which means more good jokers, and NOT more killer-batmen
A want a DCU with this joker
DC just gotta stop trying to copy Marvel’s mcu formula and be more original… the result is movies like Joker
They make banging movies hell fucking trilogies but an expanded universe you’re asking too much
The craziest part about this scene is that this was the first time Arthur had a genuine smile on his face
There are many Arthur's out there in the world... you dont know what someone has had to endure in their life. An act of kindness is what could make a difference to someone like Arthur to anyone really. He was finally seen he accomplished what he always wanted an audience that loved him. Jaoquin played this part to perfection ❤
has anyone noticed that the scene where the Wayne's are shot is followed immediately by Joker reviving on the car? Batman is born, moments later, Joker rises
Im kinda sad that play didn't have bats in it
Siegward Of Catarina not a Batman movie kid just focuses on jokers origin story I’m not tryna be a dick.
Wow man, that's about as deep as the ass pounding you crave from the corner of a f'n dirty bath stall. Jesus Christ jew, your only problem is deciding which show to watch and how you are going to hold it in until the end. This is f'n garbage from criminals in Hollywood.
@@pauldailey4477 are you triggered by the violence ?
Paul Dailey wtf is this nigga talking about?
Critics: Why is this movie so popular? Everyone: You wouldn't get it.
@james belcher and yet, even dumber films get praised to the hilt for being cinematic masterpieces.
james belcher exactly what i thought, left halfway through bc i just found it to be really underwhelming. i was expecting something extremely insightful and fresh and it was just not there.
70% is a pretty good Rotten Tomatoes score tho
Kai Mast i thought it was pretty interesting But the thing I really liked the most was the atmosphere though
james belcher For me that’s kinda the bittersweet aspect of the movie for me. The movie wouldn’t get a large audience if not for the utilization of the Joker. Todd Phillips could have made the film about some random guy, not the Joker, and it would have been the same film, different character, but not a lot of people would watch it.
I don't know how many times I've seen this...and it still being one of the best scenes and one the best movies I've ever seen in my entire life
One of the greatest films ever made
When the moment Arthur formed the blood into a smile, there was no Arthur anymore. The Joker was born on this night.
This is the moment Hank Schrader turned into Heisenberg.
@@Gnarfledarf bro what
@@diegoarce6136 he’s referencing Breaking Bad, I don’t know if you’ve heard of it but it’s one of the greatest shows of all times
@@zainrodriguez3937 i know but isnt walter white heisenberg
@@diegoarce6136 yeah, i think the guy is just joking
“Do I look like the clown who could start a movement?” Well, buddy, you sure did.
Technically he didn't. People used him to start what they wanted and his existence simply gave them the excuse to say it wasn't them.
We got scar in this bih
This movie isn't an Anarchist manifesto, Arthur didn't build solidarity with his fellow workers and teach communist praxis, this is just shallow individual edgelord lashing out with no plan m.kzhead.info/sun/aNB7o7F-iXmJgo0/bejne.html
He mistakenly did. It was never his intention to start a riot or a political movement, and what he got in the end is the right audience who applauded him.
@@Paranoid0147 this isn't how a revolution started, Arthur should have read Anarchist theory Kropotkin if he trying to take down the Rich's oppression
Even when he makes the bloody smile, basically letting the Joker persona take over, you still see how his eyes has tears in it. The equivalent of having a fresh wound that will probably never heal.
Its like Arthur saying Im done playing Arthur, here comes the Joker! 🃏
The fact this shows the beginnings of the joker and the Batman are why I love this movie
What's funny is that this may be an accurate society one day. All this chaos, madness and craziness could eventually happen in real life
The music is what really tied this whole scene together.
For me Joaquin, he really made the character. I really hope Nolan take notes here about what is character driven films.
The Murray Franklin Show scene, seconds before Joker shoots him.. Sounds like footsteps- Intense, foreboding and ominous.
@PUNMPKIN I heard about her on NPR.
White room is just perfect in this
She also did all the music in h.b.o.s chernobyl
Nobody noticed him or cared for him his entire life, or cared about his suffering, for all the shit in his life, this was the saddest moment of the movie, when he stands on the car, and sees all these people cheering for him, noticing him...
It made me think of the comedy club.
Let it reign.
I find it slightly ironic that all his life he was trying to be that person that makes people laugh and society spat on him. Then as soon as he starts to cause chaos and murder and has gone full psychopath, he is noticed. It’s almost as if Arthur had to step away from his fantasy that people in the world are good enough to appreciate someone like him and step into the literal real world where everyone is insanely cruel including him. He just happens to be at the top.
@Superpiair1 1. People love antivillains, especially when they stand for the lower class, 2. history has shown many, many, many mass murderers with crowds cheering for them. From Jeffrey Dahmer and Richard Ramirez who had women send them money in jail and propose to them nonstop, to General Buttnaked (yeah, that's his actual name) he gained an entire following in Liberia while known for his decapacitating and psyciatric nonsense (like how he got his name thinking that if he went into battle naked, he couldn't be hurt by bullets). Not to mention more people like Al-Baghdadi, Jim Jones, Charles Manson, etc.
He knows he’s won. He can’t lost with these numbers
Watching this on opening day honestly made me feel weird for days, beautiful score and acting, every Oscar fully deserved
It is just so impactful that Aruther has faced the most tragic circumstances of his entire life, and how one broken, damaged, and abused man who finds no happiness in his life and his disgust for how society treated him creates an inhumane and somewhat compelling vicious villian. The amount of pain someone can go through that he decides he has enough and burns the world, and rises up as new beacon and personification of hope of all who have been through darkness is a legendary cinematic experience.
I swear, people applauded in the cinema after this movie ended.
@Oliver Jones agreed
I was the only one clapping in the theater and cheered when he killed Murray. My wife got mad and said “sit down you psycho” lol
@@elmercabrera7729 you have issues
Doug L no he doesn’t. Murray is a dick and i cant blame elmer for being happy about his death. I was happy too. Murray got what he fucking deserved
@@fckinfruit6776 For making fun of him? thats just too extreme dude im sorry
At the last moment when he paint his mouth with his blood, smiling but he’s also crying, might looks like tear of joy, but I think it’s his last inner good disappearing and he knows he going down this path with no return, and he’s sad for the last time
At last he Found His Audience
Bingo!
Spot on g
Nah,he talked to the police officer in the car and remarked on how beautiful the riot is.
It's called Broad Affect in schizophrenia. When they experience a broad range of emotions at once.
Marvel con todo su universo no puede con esta sola escena.
You're honestly right and wrong
I love how he finds all of the acceptance and adoration he’s always wanted from the lowest people of Gotham here- to mirror Batman, Joker almost becomes a savior to them- giving them the courage to free themselves from a terrible system.
*Movie: Has young Bruce Wayne* *Waynes go into alley* Waynes: *Aw shit here we go again*
HighburyAFCSoul Batman: :)
Bruce's parents: so I started dying
The killer of the Waynes to Thomas Wayne: how many times do i have to teach you this lesson old man?
that was the oly mistep I feel. they should have just shown him walking into the alley behind them
@@tenjenk I agree
It’s kinda sad. He’s dancing, and the people are cheering, but it wasn’t what he wanted. He wanted to spread joy, and he was ignored and laughed at. They only started laughing with him instead of at him when he started burning things down. He’s crying cause even though they’re cheering, the world isn’t getting any brighter, and all he can do is dance.
spreading joy is what Arthur wanted, but when he realized that people are terrible and that the world is unfair, what he wants most is to destroy everything and revolt against everyone. So he becomes the Joker. Relentless, merciless and destructive
You know the saying right? "A child that is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth."
@@GlitchedRebellion He didn’t plan it. Maybe he didn’t want it, but it shows that he’s enjoying it in the movie. I think he enjoyed it just as much, if not more than what he previously wanted. That’s just my opinion though. Ima go sleep now night night
He's crying and happy because he's being accepted for who he really is. Deep down this isn't who he wants to be but who he has to become for the admiration. It's a well done film.
@@sagittarius4765 reminds me of Chara from Undertale, idrk why tho
On that fateful night, two new beings were born, one of the night who saught justice, and one who laughed even at death itself
At the end i love how they showed the way Bruce Wayne and his parents left the movie theatre it fits so well with the story I really severely hope they make another movie I feel like it’s such a cinematic way to show how a real life joker would be
The scene is pure genius. They way Todd Phillips shows the Joker and Batman literally being born the same night. It's brought home when Joaquin is pulled from the car window, like a baby being pulled forth into the world. Great writing and directing, kudos.
Exactly !
@@ashokkumarganesan3927 ?
@@ashokkumarganesan3927 How many you smoke?
I like to imagine in this scene that Bruce's joy was in that moment permanently sucked out of him and it immediately entered into the Joker's twisted psyche.
@@ashokkumarganesan3927 What are you smoked? I want that
Joker: I'm an agent of chaos and you know the thing about chaos...it's fair.
Madking 357 fear
@@ChrisValera Actually Madking 357 had it right ... it's fair. Ledger's Aussie accent slipped a little on that line and made "fair" sound like "fear". But it's fair.
@@ChrisValera That doesn't make sense contextually with the rest of the scene. He was convincing Harvey that he wasn't the enemy, and that Rachel wasn't intentionally selected to die. This was a lie, but his point stands that chaotic action is fair. A car could swerve into you headon at any time and end your life. Why did the car pick you? It didn't. The driver had no agency over who died, he just put the wheels in motion. No pun intended. He sparked chaos and the universe took the wheel.
sept anyone that has played any video game will highly disagree with you the agents of rng or chaos is fair.
@@hardwirecars it's absolutely fair in that it doesn't unfairly pick someone or biases towards someone to some end result. You get fucked by RNG but others do just the same
2:04 I appreciate the captions on this video
Why do the captions are telling these it supposed to tell the words
I love the fact that they used the blood to make a smile. Until this point, Arthur wore make-up, a mask put onto a face. Joker was just an act, but after this, it became his identity
This night, Arthur died and Joker born. Bruce's family died and Batman born.
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Idk after seeing this movie me seeing this movie with "batman" in it would feel cheasy idk it might just be me
is batman ang joker are brothers?
@@pisonetaddict5722 of course fucking not
batman born
This was supposed to be a movie, not an instruction manual for 2020
Your right
It’s terrifyingly true
Oh my god why didn't I think of this
Thats right
What about social distancing?
The way the music builds as he paints on that final, iconic Joker grin with the blood hits me every time
The message of this movie still hasn't been token seriously
This is both the perfect ending and the perfect beginning. After this, you know now that there's no more Arthur Fleck. Now and forever, he is only The Joker. What an amazing scene.
Heath ledger was better sorry bud
@@beastkiller479 ok
Adrian Gonzalez no Joaquin’s joker is better bud.
@@citruscolt7617 this new joker movie is a classic forsure let's see if they do more joker movies and he can add to his case as the best joker let's see
@@beastkiller479 Dude, who the fuck cares if he's better? This dude is praising this scene but he never said it was the best joker or mention Heath, your reply was 100% unrelated and unnecessary.
This scene is pure art
JOKER I agree. I quote Jerome from Gotham “we could all go crazy from one bad day.”
It's beautiful
Lmao okay edge lord
Speaks for yourself.
@JudgeWarlock01 Couldn't said it any batter
So glad this movie had a happy ending.
“Those who aren’t embraced by the village, will burn it down to feel its warmth”
Eso sí el que no es abrazado se revela e inicia una revelion🤣🤡🤣
When he uses the blood to make a smile-iconic
I was sitting there thinking: "oh man... he's gonna do it, isn't he? Please tell me he's gonna make the smile. You gotta do it..." And I was not disappointed. 😀
Alif Muhammad favourite part of the movie
Honestly, I was a little sad the white face was makeup, but the blood smile... I'm pretty sure that's always been Canon
Yes...
Turning lemons into lemonade.
When he draws that smile... damn thats goosebumps!
In that moment agent of chaos was born
The same guy who is Batman's biggest enemy The same guy who tortured Jason Todd The same guy who crippled Batgirl The same guy who manipulated and abused Harley Quinn Think about how chilling that is
@@lifeofjeffrey2447 the man who will fill graveyards with his rampages.
The King of Gotham City
Glad to know I am not the only one.