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It hurts cause its true

r/i’m 14 and this is deep

Not deep necessarily. But true nonetheless.

He's definitely not wrong.

Where this qoute mentioned?

Khalid Isa at the start, the train scene where he gives the woman his laughing card

@@batvaleska thnkyouu

1:53

You'll also notice on the subway his eyebrows are blue (from the blue triangles above his eyes; I've worn clown makeup for Halloween and it will stain the eyebrows like that for a day or so)

You mean the social worker?

Social workers are not psychiatrists, at least not at her level in the workforce. They are trained to positively reinforce/influence most clients, encourage them to better themselves and find help with family and friends, or enroll them with an actual psychiatrist. She probably already knew about his issues but not how to deal with it and was maybe shocked to see his issues seep into his jokes. Or I'm reading to much into this. You can even explain her 'they don't care about people like you and me,' as her saying he is the wrong client send to wrong social service, because the bureaucracy just assumes that if a mentally ill person gets help from someone the problem will go away. I see that whole scene as complete misfitting and defunding of modern day social services.

Isn’t it argued that Arthur is imagining the response he tells to the social worker.

Clorox Bleach I mean I liked it and it’s okay that you didn’t like it. It’s your opinion. And it’s not your fault that your opinion is wrong

R/murderedbywords

Nice infant annihilator pfp 🤘🤘

ROM Thank you, I think it really does this comment justice on Dark Humor lol.

Wtf

Toesheo what?

@@Someguyy867 idk comedy is subjective, that's what the movie says.

Fuck you beat me to it lol

Double Features Wrong number of Oscar nominations too

cimema sins did it yesterday. not today,

And bird man tomorrow

I love his videos and its a great idea but its so clesrly obvious that he is just capitalizing on Cinemasins views.

He had more cards. The detectives had one when they spoke to him outside the hospital.

umm I’m sorry but it didn’t matter.. before Arthur could even put his hand in the bag, the three wall street guys threw it

I felt bad for him :( no one deserves to be bullied and downtrodden like Arthur was :’(( he was such a nice person

@@larryolive4829 "all it takes is one bad day."

@@nicolasachille4371 MARK HAMILL WHYYY

The shoe served as a symbol of Arthur repressing his rage and negative thoughts. That’s just my interpretation.

The shot from behind and noise the stretching of the shoes make it almost looks and sounds like he's strangling someone.

alien vibes

Thank you for adding that to my nightmares.

He was almost going werewolf :-)

DON'T SMILE

Might be saving it for part 2

apparently that part was improv too. that makes it even more of a win, cause joaquin literally just made that up in the middle of a shot.

Skinny legend

@Freerefill there's so many great "dark joke" scenes in this movie that are improvised by Joaquin. He truly embraced the character of the Joker, especially the legendary one in the BTAS. This scene, the scene where he locked himself in a fridge because he felt "sad"... it suited the BTAS Joker perfectly.

The real question is, did Todd Philips actually intend for all these different elements to be symbolic, or is it just people impressing their own opinions onto the film?

TH3 F4LC0N Who knows?

TH3 F4LC0N do they have to be mutually exclusive? I feel like even if Phillips didn’t intend it to be so, the fact that he portrayed it so well to the point that people can come up with these theories/hypothesy, that actually hold merit mind you, is just proof of the genius that this movie was. Art, simply art I tell you 🧐

Hi Loki

@@TH3F4LC0Nx Well the stairs scene definitely was meant to be symbolic. It's one of the most blatant uses of symbolism in the film. Todd has confirmed this a few times, and I think he also mentions it during his Apple TV Director's Commentary.

Yeah, it ain’t a tragedy

its ok to like dark humor, now a days everyone gets offended by anything

This was fucking hilarious I agree

Docrof Reborn it’s not a tragedy, it’s a comedy😉

Dude when he killed his mother I laughed aloud in the theater. He did something most of us always wanted to do. He ended his abuser's life, the person responsible for molding him and shaping him this way.

Arthur only became Joker at the end he cared for his fans but I believe at the end he truly relishes in the chaos the post credits I mean

We live in a society Bottom text

We live within reality... But all we want is to create a fantasy.

We live in a a society

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(May 2019) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) Anthropology Outline History Types[show] Archaeological[show] Biological[show] Social Cultural [show] Linguistic[show] Research framework[show] Key concepts[show] Key theories[show] Lists[show] v t e Sociology History Outline Portal:Society By country Main theories Conflict theory Structural functionalism Symbolic interactionism Critical theory Positivism Social change Social constructionism Methods Quantitative Qualitative Comparative Computational Ethnographic Conversation analysis Historical Interview Mathematical Network analysis Survey Major subfields Criminology Culture Demography Development Deviance Economic Education Environmental Family Feminist Gender Health Immigration Industrial Inequality Knowledge Law Literature Medical Military Organizational Political Race and ethnicity Religion Rural Science Social movements Social psychology in sociology Stratification Technology Terrorism Urban Browse Bibliography Index Journals Organizations People Timeline v t e A society is a group of individuals involved in persistent social interaction, or a large social group sharing the same spatial or social territory, typically subject to the same political authority and dominant cultural expectations. 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CoreyLittle you copied and pasted

You're all the same

You’re awful CinemaSins

LogicalFool I was about to question myself, like wasn’t it Murray? Then I remembered cinemasins hosts name is Jeramy

Bryce S. Cinemasins does do good sins now and there but he used to be a lot better now it’s 90 percent filler

*why do i hear boss music?*

I'll Be honest I was mostly fooled by it.. Yeah it seemed strange it was going so well but I thought mabye they where doing a spin on Harley, that she saw his flaws and actually liked them.. Shows how damaged I am myself😂😂 totaly made sense when the reveal came though, it was just wish full thinking on my part

Same with Ukrainian localisation! Only, if I remember correctly, only kee phrases were properly translated. I may be wrong though

Was that a German dub as well then? It would look so weird to see in Norway a movie with English speaking characters (we don't do dubs for non children's movies) where they would change a characters written language to the local language

The Screenslaver Also, the scene where Arthur kills Murray, he walks over to the camera, looks into it, says “Goodnight, and always remember, that’s -“ and then abruptly gets cut off by the technical difficulties card and funny music

TheDukeOfTumwater That was honestly genius hint of comedy lol.

The Screenslaver the punching out joke will always be my fave lol

TheDukeOfTumwater is it bad I found that scene when he shot murray funny

Dbz Memelord Absolutely not. I laughed at the knock knock joke he said before he shot him.

Andrei McAllister “Murrayyy” 😂

It's funny that no one has.

The Dark Knight's Joker is still superior

you can’t compare them, they’re two different story lines and plots. they are both AMAZING.

Craig Taylor bro it doesn’t matter how good Joaquin was being the joker. It’s how he became the joker and he is definitely Oscar worthy so shut up dude

Yes

No?

@@ronmiller3556 (CinemaWins just did)

@@KentuckyFriedDoge *ding*

@@KentuckyFriedDoge indeed it was

Joker is Arthur when he finally becomes himself

That’s very cool to think about. Thank you!

When leaving his job he went down the stairs and messed with the sign as well.

The curtains were goddamn blue

@@kapitan19969838 to be fair, almost every clock in the film is deliberately set to 11:11, so in this case, I don't think it was accidental.

try looking at the various uses of stairs in parasite

Not unlike stimming.

And in the end he found his audience

Milkshake Of Death oh and taxi driver oh and boo hoo, just learn to enjoy good cinema

Milkshake Of Death lol I don’t like movies that people tell me to like, I form my own opinions on movies. But it’s funny to see everyone complaining about how Joker ripped off King of Comedy and/or Taxi Driver, as if it doesn’t happen all the freaking time. It’s almost like you’re insecure that your favorite film is getting more recognition and you can’t handle it lol

The single scene that will grant this monument of a movie oscars for screenwriting, acting and overall best. For directing i'm on the fence with 1917, those close shots in the trenches can give you panic attacks.

The wall street guys are awful, imagine what would have happened to the woman had Arthur not drawn their attention.

How's life north of the Wall Jon?

I think the moment that convinced Joker to change his mind on who to shoot is the next-to-last moment where Murray had control over the conversation. Arthur had just released all his thoughts on society and how it beat him down and brought him to kill, and for a moment, all Murray has to say is a fed-up “You finished?” Murray didn’t see him as a tragic creation of the flaws of Gotham’s community, but just some lunatic who killed for no good reason.

How's it feel being free of Season 8?

This is pretty much how I felt. The movie was very well done and the way they portrayed what they wanted to was super realistic. I just..couldn't bring myself to like it. It was super dark and the realism made me VERY uneasy. But I guess that's a good thing?

I was very disturbed and felt really sick watching this movie. My heart rate increased the minute the movie started and it didn’t drop till hours after the movie. It’s exactly what I wanted this movie is incredible.

Yes! That was how I felt after watching the movie. I didn't dislike the movie or the story, but it really made me uncomfortable because it all seemed to REAL....I needed to watch ridiculous clips here on KZfaq to brighten up.

Honestly it didn't make me that uncomfortable but Jake Gyllenhaal in Nightcrawler did. That performance got me good, never felt more uncomfortable when watching a film.

MysticEye Me too, I didn't get a chance to watch it in the theatre, but I rented it and when I finished it I wanted to watch it again

xZerPenT “HELP ME, IM STUCK *STEP BRO*”

@@josephungo7602 No! Nooooo!

WHAT ARE U DOING STEP BRO?

@@josephungo7602 ok buddy 😂

"Dad, the bunkbeds were a bad idea! Why did you let us do that?"

Well those that are shown these kinds things and can’t fully relate or understand it entirely should be horrified

Is it weird that I related even though I don't suffer from illness?

Trevor Philips Nope

@@Kay_213_ alright

That's actually why I didn't like it, or rather I didn't like how other people talked about it. Watching it just felt like a reflection of my daily experince (minus the murder of course) so I was just kinda bored watching it like "yeah this shit sucks, whats new?" . Then people talked about it like it was a novel, gross yet fascinating, animal at a zoo. People were almost fanatic about how it was "insane, psycho, scary etc." And it just kinda felt like "is this really what people think about people like me?" That I'm some fascinating, scary creature and not just a person who experinces life differently? It made me feel very othered. I don't know Im probably looking to much into it. I did really love Phoniex's acting tho, he's go a lot of talent

I think it's just... he's left-handed?

@@AbbyBubbls he's not. He has been shown writing mostly with his right hand, but when the "other" personality starts to become more prevalent, he uses his left hand more. So, Arthur is a righty, Joker is a lefty.

Abby Ray Newth it’s just as Taylor stated, in the scene where he writes “expect you to behave” you can see the clear differences in hand writing and even when he switches hands mid writing

He paints the clown makeup with his left hand as well

Could also just be that he's mixed handed, in that he does certain things with different hands. I'm the same way, write with my right and shoot with my left.

Justice Sounds like my self-deprecating humor while having Asperger's

Anything based on negativity never lasts long..

The same is happening with Honest Trailers, they make it seem as if all movies are at the same level and nothing is right about any

What helps CinemaWins is that it's never afraid to point out flaws in addition to wins - to point out that, yeah, sometimes a scene has issues or something was done poorly in terms of writing, but a flaw here or there shouldn't make or break a film. Some of the most interesting CinemaWins videos are for movies that aren't exactly what people would consider "quality" (e.g., Dark Phoenix). You can't say the same for CinemaSins and its videos on good movies. (Also helping: CinemaWins does that post-wins analysis of the film, and I don't recall CinemaSins ever doing anything like that.) I'll take Wins over Sins any day of the week and twice on Fridays.

Yeah.. CinemaSins is honestly trash. I used to enjoy it but I don't know if it's just me, or a side effect of them making the videos longer and longer, or just their writing in general, but they nitpick damn near everything, even when there's no good reason to do so. Compare the number of sins in older videos to newer ones, the difference is astronomical. It's negativity for the sake of negativity, and people defend them saying it's "parody".

@@TrueChaoSclx Yeah the more meaningless sins they add, the more run time, the more ads, the more money. It makes sense. But when they throw a ton of bullshit sins on a movie as good as Joker and try to make it seem bad it starts to annoy me. They had old episodes well under 10 minutes, but you'll never see that now. When they nitpick at shitty movies that aren't meant to be all that good, it's entertaining, but not when its a movie like Joker, its just boring.

Classic

I dunno whether I like dark humor or not

Those ones are meh but I like some of his others

I don’t get the first one

@@Deathmare235 It's because of the Arthur's dyslexia. He mistook the word "sense" for the awfully similar sounding "cents". So OG commenter Vincent made a pun about it - poor people don't make any cents (because duh), but they don't make any "cents/sense" either, so they're confused as well.

Was I the only one wondering WTF was wrong with his shoulder?

Joaquin Phoenix has a disjointed shoulder that he was born with. Being so skinny for the movie made it more obvious and noticeable, especially doing something that would flex his back like stretching his shoes.

Seeing Joaquin Phoenix all chubby again feels heart warming

@@thatbaldbeardedbastard3143 Ahh, so glad you explained that! I was wondering why the hell his back looked like that, like it has a huge hump in it. Thats the part that makes his skinnyness look bad.

Skinny shaming

4:10 That is clearly him writing ob- and not him writing do-. He just has bad handwriting and bad spelling(z sounds for 'cazual' 'alwaze' and 'obzervashins'). That is not dyslexia.

It's a safety valve. You watch it, laugh, clap and then it's back to your normal life in which the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. Nothing changes. The Romans knew it, two things have to be provided to the masses: the bread and the circus.

The punchline is to pirate the movie

You also forgot how the establishment try hard to bring down this movie... No trans, no female empowerment, no racism bs, just pure and raw class division.

@@efxnews4776 Isn't it weird how everyone conveniently got caught up in Identity politics immediately after the 2008 financial crisis that was most definitely brought about by the ultra rich and their wanton disregard for risk management as they know they would get bailed out by the government? What a lucky coincidence for them, regular people turned on them for a little while and then started fighting each other! Isn't that funny?

@@SiamHossain7 to be honest, i just start to notice this pattern after 2010, but yeah, i agree with you...

Wrong universe for DC but I'll let it slide 😂

No it could use with just this one hell it should only be this one for Arthur

It's like he was finally free to be who he really is inside. I hope to have that someday. I don't want to kill people though, too messy.

Underrated comment.

Absolutely the best. I love him being all happy with laughter before becoming serious.

There's no evidences

@@lordfabulous6198 lol what?

@@lordfabulous6198 That's not true, Joaquin said in an interview recently that River was joking because he was tired of listen the same stupid questions.

@@lordfabulous6198 Joaquin probably doesn't remember anything from that cult, he was three years old when his family return to the USA

Dr Dan Shiiiiiit that’s awesome

That scene was improvised by Joaquin Phoenix. It’s a testament to how great of an actor he is.

Honestly I think there is no DEFINITIVE version of any character. Some may appeal to you more than others but they aren’t meant to be compared. There all taking an archetype and branching off it

I don’t think Ledger and Phoenix can nor should be compared. They’re both playing very different versions of the character, in a different setting, with a different tone. Both worked for what their movies were going for, they’re both spectacular.

Redleg 137 you managed to forget the best joker, Jack Nicholson

We all agree Leto sucked, right?

@@Christian-vq3lr I most certainly did not, he's my number 3 pick and only lost number 1 when Heath Ledger did it.

PLEASE THE IRON GIANT

BOTH PLEASE

both PLEASE

Rennan Macena lol why? they’re both spectacular movies

@Rennan Macena Do you have a problem with The Iron Giant or The Prince of Egypt?

River Cinemasins: Oh yeah? How am I awful?

Max10hoop Cinemawins: Playing this movie. Making a mockery of it. You just wanted to make me look stupid.

@@max10hoop For playing that video...

@@theKK_spideyfans Cinemasins: You don't know nothing about me, pal.

Agustin Camejo yeah you are conemasins not cinemasins

What?

Dr.Barrel Jack Nicholson's joker painted a painting in his movie. They're saying you can see that particular painting in the apartment. When Arthur is practicing for the talk show.

@@puffnisse There's a scene in Batman 1989 where a bunch of art gets painted over with graffiti. In Arthurs apartment, one of the paintings is hanging on the wall behind the TV. In Response to Black SideKick however, the painting Jack Nicholson 'saves' isn't the same one hanging on the wall.

Oh my your perceptiveness ... It's.... It's ... Off the charts ! Batman!?

Idk, I'd personally give it to Adam Driver

Gotta say, Joaquin is in my opinion better. I just loved the way he played the character.

I wouldn't even try to compare the two. Heath Ledger was playing a character who was a "force of nature" - a Joker already fully realized and fully accepting of his "role" as a sociopathic serial killer with a message for society. Joaquin Phoenix was playing a character who was transforming into that sociopath - an absolute mess of a man whose life was building up to that "one bad day" (shout out to Killing Joke) that would turn him into The Joker. They're wholly different takes on the character; trying to judge one against the other as if they're the same is a fool's errand.

Cant really compare the two because they're such different takes on the character. Arthur's trying to hold some semblance of normality and ends up giving into the chaos. Ledger's Joker was fully realised and therefore far more brutal and calculating. I wouldnt even compare Leto to the two. They were all very different takes. It'd be like picking which spiderman you like best.

They’re different characters, really, and both actors played their respective characters *perfectly*

Quite a Stretch

@@Exel3nce ok

Yes it is a very good movie, but _most relevant_ movie of the decade? Dude, this came out in the tail end of 2019. How could it have been relevant for the decade?

From the moment it opened up with the old WB logo and Temptation Rag, I could tell this was gonna be a special kind of movie. It did not disappoint

Yeah, I knew that a murder happens in that scene but when it happened so suddenly, and then he chases down the last limping victim, holy shit I was mesmerized by the scene

Rip Heath Ledger

really loved that message in Justice League and Suicide Squad!

This comment didnt aged well,but good effort.

Joker made more money than Endgame. It may not have made as much revenue, but it was a lot cheaper to make and they didn't spend as much on advertising. Joker was the most profitable movie of the year.

The Hidden Ninja Awesome

ishai picus I just saw it over this weekend, I loved that movie!

When he holds the camera to say "that's life", he's under a blue light that combined with his red outfit, we got the purple traditional Joker suit. That's when he becomes full Joker.

Natalie Muñoz I think he was saying “that’s the good life” not just “that’s life” bcoz it was Murrays ending phrase for every show

I only watched Song of the Sea but boy, was it a master piece.

Jack Nicolson Joker: Has a revolver with .5 meter barrel

And shoots down a 2 billion dollar Bat Plane

I didn't notice the amount of shots he fired when i watched the film, still can't quite understand it now. It can either be a way to describe his unstable consciousness or just a mistake from the director

@@hoanghale2671 it reflects his state of mind perfectly. 5 shots are enough to kill all of them, but he also imagined he shot 3 more shots on the dead body of the last victim.

"How about another joke Murray"

No, I don't think I will.

It’s up there along with “In my whole life, I didn’t know if I even really existed. But I do. And people are starting are starting to notice.” Capitalized by the fact that the psychiatrist didn’t pay attention the first time he said it.

I don’t think the Ayer Cut even exists.

@@jeffreygao3956 its a reference/joke

@@mrhalfwit972 images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/f/7c218023-2aff-48ab-ab77-a74abc5f6f93/d2vlcqx-656b9108-256d-4202-8fce-9f13411f592e.gif?token=eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJzdWIiOiJ1cm46YXBwOjdlMGQxODg5ODIyNjQzNzNhNWYwZDQxNWVhMGQyNmUwIiwiaXNzIjoidXJuOmFwcDo3ZTBkMTg4OTgyMjY0MzczYTVmMGQ0MTVlYTBkMjZlMCIsIm9iaiI6W1t7InBhdGgiOiJcL2ZcLzdjMjE4MDIzLTJhZmYtNDhhYi1hYjc3LWE3NGFiYzVmNmY5M1wvZDJ2bGNxeC02NTZiOTEwOC0yNTZkLTQyMDItOGZjZS05ZjEzNDExZjU5MmUuZ2lmIn1dXSwiYXVkIjpbInVybjpzZXJ2aWNlOmZpbGUuZG93bmxvYWQiXX0.X4f--uXPfZBFDOwKY9LbJm2ihZkrz1pNgf67mPCYMeA

@@jeffreygao3956 Yes it does.

@@mrhalfwit972 No it isn't.

Ben Perkins Word of god says this is the case. But damn if it isn’t a convincing narrative

and he is main cult murderer Errol Childress from True Detective S1... (and the lawyer from "Billions")

I completely agree, I much prefer CinemaWins purely because they do their research, not because they're positive. If Cinemasins did their research as well I would probably enjoy them much more.

What was wrong with their video?

@@jacobrickayzen2744 It was clear that they weren't actually watching it with a snide, condescending attitude of "This film is popular, therefore it's bad".

@Ali Miri But they make fun of all movies. Also, I wouldn't personally consider it a reason to dislike them just because they don't like a movie you love.

@@ShogunTurnip I don't see what's wrong with that