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We also sort of learn that the servere trauma to his head when he was a child, is probably what gave him his laughing disorder..

Phoenix won. and the woman that wrote the music also won an Oscar. So you were spot on :)

The cops know he's a clown, and they're looking for him, so it makes sense they'd recognize him as a clown.

He was about to say "That's Life" before the cameras cut

To me a powerful moment was when he told Gary (??) "You're the only one who was ever nice to me".

Omg you have the same laugh as the joker!

If you look at one of the monitors when the fee cuts out you can see Joker going "Goodnight, and always remember, that's life! Hahahahahahah-" and get wressled down to the floor by the cops.

I can't help but laugh along when you find humor in things that a lot of others don't, it really sets you apart from a lot of the other reaction channels on here, keep up the good work man! \ P.S. The line at the end where it cuts him off, he's going to say "And always remember...That's Life!", which was Murray Franklin's catchphrase to end off the show. :)

Sad thing is that the scene of Joker killing the three men on the subway is loosely based on a real shooting on the New York subway in 1984 that Todd Philips read about growing up in NYC

After watching this movie he finally became my most favorite DC villian of all time.

My boy is 31 and his father is in his 80s. Yea it happens.

6:57 That's the reaction!

If you watch more of Kraut's reactions, you'd see it's almost impossible to make him cry. Joker did tho which proves how outstanding it is

Your reaction to the "knock knock" joke has me SLUMPED xD

A German enjoying a Mexican song. *HMMMM…* *glares in Zimmerman Telegram*

I can see the reveal of Arthur's tragic childhood got to you a bit.

I watched this movie at the cinema, it was quite an experience, the soundtrack is incredible. The movie is supposed to make us feel uncomfortable, like when Arthur is talking to his therapist, he has pauses where he does not breathe, and the whole tone and upclose shots are supposed to make us feel weird. I love it!

Great reaction man. Had no clue you liked it or not.

He was in "The Village" lol

Happy Leap Day man ! Did you know that only on this particular day in Ireland, a woman is able to propose to a man ? Crazy.

I think the scene at the end is his breakout to line it up with the other movies

Why do I love seeing you get emotional

Does anybody from NY realize the Joker took the LIRR to Wayne Manor?? LOL??!!!

1989`s Joker: "Hey, to make a monster of a man - let`s throw him in a cemical wastes!" Joker, 30 years later: "Hey, to make a monster of a man - let`s throw him into society!" Funny, isn`t it?

Watch the middle mini moniter it shows him say thats life hahaha" then he gets tackled

Why the fuck every reactor skeeps the Dann blood smile scene? Its one of the best scenes in the whole movie :)

I think you would make the perfect Joker hahahaha, go for it

Movie critics love to be movie critics and since they couldn't find 1 good flaw to blast on reddit since they needed nerd content that badly the only thing they could come up with was a song sang by a pedophile which is completely irrelevant when the dude was already convicted and served his time decades ago... and when Joker said "always remember that's.... " when he got cut off he was gonna quote Frank Sinatra by saying "that's life".

19:02-19:10😂😂😂 I bearly got it. Its sarcastic what cops say to excuse their error.

I wish I could watch the full movie with having to be a patreon :(

Arthur Fleck isn't the real Joker. In the Wayne's murder scene you can clearly see even with the mask that the guy killing his parents is not Arthur. That guy is shorter than Arthur and also have short hair. Also Joker and Bruce Wayne should be about the same age . Arthur is an adult and Bruce is a child. Arthur Fleck was the inspiration for the real Joker and that's all

Let's put a smile on that face !

you real got that joke laugh

Legit my cousin sister and I were the only ones just crying laughing in the movie theater, lol people were just staring at us. We couldn't help but find humor in it bc it was a perfect representation of our family whom majority suffer from mental illness. Shoot my stepdad has bipolar disorder ADHD lead poisoning anger issues and a host of other things and as someone whom regulated his medicine and as a family who had to deal with all my other family members...dad, aunts, cousins, his and my mothers mental illness (minor when it came to her but I was their relationship therapist in a way) this movie was incredibly relatable. I'm glad that you seemed to enjoy it as well.

That’s life

Hey, don't roll your eyes at the marque... Zoro the Gay Blade is a great movie.

Yeah when he’s fighting Batman he’s 90 years old

What a great fucking film

At the end I think the idea of that scene is it makes you wonder if the joke that he said "you wouldn't get it" is what he was imagining, the events of the movie. Then he kills her and escapes, that's why his feet had blood on them. So he was caught and locked up there, and while she's questioning him he drifts off to his private joke, the movie, then he comes out of it to talk to her again. Of course maybe the events of the movie were real and he was caught because maybe he didn't try to leave the scene and let himself be arrested right there in the street.

My father was in his 50s when I was born, so it's not that crazy. But I understand it's unusual

A truly disturbing view at the descent into madness.

That song and dance scene is so epic

Great vid

Joaquín 😍

Joker truly is a great film. I'm glad its similarities to Taxi Driver didn't detract from its value to you as it somehow has with others.

Robert De Niro as Rupert Pupkin my dude ;)

It's a pleasure to watch my favorite kaiser RISE UP

Bruh you have the same damn laugh

I think him being caught, then freed and then caught again was to show that he is not really interested in the movement as a movement. He was just happy he created chaos, he was not even bothered about getting away with it, he wanted to make his mark on the world to let people know he does exist and he managed to do that. Regardless of whether he is in Arkham, he finished his goal. Different to his original goal of suicide, but I think he personally loved this outcome way more.

Thats life :)

Should react to the Irishman nobody has reacted to it yet

Arthur Fleck is not the real Joker. In the Wayne's murder scene you can clearly see even with the mask that the guy is not Arthur . He is shorter than Arthur and also have short hair. He is the real Joker. Arthur Fleck was the inspiration for the real Joker.

Pretty forgettable movie in my opinion. To be honest I think Joaquin Phoenix was just playing himself.