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DC should make more of these Character Study movies where it's less about what the character does and more about who the character *is*. Marvel has the amusement park action genre on lock. DC can be different by bringing us into their world and tell their story. Not necessarily an origin story, but shoot a movie that makes us feel like the character in the movie.

Like Heath ledger, Joaquin Phoenix deserved to win the Oscar for the role of joker

This was one of the most depressing movies I’ve ever watched… And I loved it.

If you look at it from an old theater standpoint, Arthur's "I used to think my life was a tragedy, but now I realize it's a fucking comedy" line holds a lot more weight to his character. In the theater days, a "comedy" wasn't a funny story. It was a story with a happy triumphant ending. A "tragedy" wasn't a tragic story. It was a story that had a sad depressing ending. So when Arthur said that line to his mom, he wasn't saying that his life was a sad one and it's gonna become full of laughs. He was actually telling himself that instead of killing himself pointlessly, he's going to kill to triumph with a purpose.

Honestly this movie was amazing and it really did capture Joker in ways I didn’t expect Also one reason I liked this film is cause it did shine a light on how the mental health system does kind of let people down in ways as well. I’ve seen it with my own eyes.

Am so impressed.. Rob stayed awake for the whole reaction😁

10:54 - The first time I watched this movie I didn’t get how disturbing this scene was. I sort of just subconsciously assumed she was handicapped in some way and needed help others this, It hadn’t clicked in my mind that there is nothing wrong with the mother that would require her full grown son to bathe her. The 2nd time through, when it hit me that there was nothing wrong with her, she wasn’t sick, or too old, or paralyzed, I felt the biggest sickening feeling deep in my stomach. This movie truly is something else

When those guys saved him from the police that was when the Joker was born.

i like how this JOKER built the JOKER gang. i always wondered and felt it was weird that the joker had followers, like where and who would follow a crazy guy, but this movie showed it

I just loved the spin on telling a Joker origin story but also the movie telling us that everything we saw might not have been real/100 percent true due to Arthur being an unreliable narrator. In that sense it keeps true to the idea that the Joker's past is mysterious and he himself might not even know which version he wants to tell. But he can manipulate and drive people forward in his name almost effortless. The idea behind him sucks people in until they can't escape.

Joaquin's Joker is my favorite because he made me care for the character, he really made the character more interesting.

Salute to the two guys wearing the black tee-shirts. They were the only two who seemed to have the intellectual depth & maturity to actually understand & empathise with the psychological tragedy & trauma that Arthur was going through, - & the very dark & realistic societal implications.

That comedy club scene had me cringing big time in the theater. He fully earned that Oscar.

Rob’s reaction at 11:55 to him dropping the gun in the children’s hospital is fuckin hilarious

I lived by the motto "treat people the way you want to be treated" since I was a kid when my mother told explained it to me. My kindness was used by every "friend" I ever had to gain anything I had that they wanted. They gained everything I lost everything, and I now have no real friends or items of value that I may have had in the past. This has made me a very depressive and negative person, with very little hope or love for about anything. Do not live by this motto. I'm very depressed.

I think this is the very first time that the Joker got a REAL origin story

Amazing performance by Joaquin Phoenix

11:58 Rob flinched like he was actually there it made me laugh

You know a movie is amazing when you rewatch it a second time 2 years after initially seeing it, and you remember everything that happens (maybe picking up a few extra details here and there). Joaquin Phoenix played Joker to perfection!

2:36 reverse flash: "allow me to introduce myself 😈"

Thanks so much for reacting to this movie! I LOVE this movie and it was so fun “rewatching” with you guys, hearing your discussions, and hearing your perspectives. Always a good time with y'all!

Good shit on that 1 mil! You guys defo deserve it and whole lotta more to come. Congrats!

The director said he didn't kill the girl. In the movie, he kills people that did him wrong/harm

"we're in a good mood today" Not for so long,my friend

Never felt more anxious and uncomfortable watching a movie in my life. The whole time in the movie theater u can feel it from everyone too. No one eating or drinking or nothing, not a peep.

Joker Would Never Kill That Girl, He Loved Her And He Never Hurt Anyone That Didn’t Hurt Him. She Never Did Anything Bad To Him

"I didn't know if I even really existed. But I do." Same here buddy, same here.

13:00 rob is completely uninterested.

I'd kill to see a mr freeze movie in the same serious tone joker had. A truly tragic love story.

Most of Batman's villains could have an interesting movie about them. Most of them are either psychopaths or sociopaths. DC can capitalize off of their case studies.

These guys have no idea how long I've been waiting for this reaction

Congrats on 1 mil y’all

This movie was a Masterpiece and Wacking Phoenix was otherworldly, his performance will go down as one of the best of all time like Daniel Day Lewis in There Will Be Blood and Marlon Brando in The Godfather.

EARLY...these guys literally helped me out of a depression last year in quarantine 🤣💯

They are already writing the script for Joker 2 which would be mind blowing if the truth comes out that Joker and Bruce Wayne are half brothers. I think that the narrator is Arthur Fleck but in his mind he looks at himself in his own retelling at the age he is currently which is in his late 30s, but in the time line of the actual events he’s in his early 20s and Bruce 11. So as the Joker is telling the lady at the end of the movie that he thought of a Joke but she wouldn’t get it is that Bruce is actually in his 20s soon to become Batman. And he created him which is the joke. We see the movie and see him 20 plus years older than Bruce but he is closer to 10 years older which would work.

I love this movie so much... ☺ It actually help me to better understand my own depression; help me to moove on in my life. This movie helps me to find the best of me, and to don't be ashamed by my problems. I'm a clown, but now, I'm a happy one 😊 Thanks Mr Phoenix 💗

@RTTV Hey guys, love the take aways ya'll had on this and how the system in a way created or allowed the conditions for the Joker to be created through their own actions/in-actions. I also appreciated the director's use of the narrative tool of using the Joker as an unreliable narrator; meaning that when you see things from his perspective, or what he's saying, you can't trust that he's giving you the true series of events. We mainly saw it with the girl in the hallway, and I never caught that the sirens could have been for her, but also when Arthur talks about the people in his life like his mother and Murray. It was especially nice to see because the unreliable narrator trope is something that has been used by a ton of different Joker incarnations, like Heath Ledger with his "How I got these scars" stories or in Batman the Animated Series where Hamill's Joker has multiple different stories about his childhood, to add a mystique and uncertainty to any story that Joker is a part of. I don't know if you guys heard this other theory about the film. For context, it's been a longstanding thing that nobody truly knows where the Joker came from or what his actual origin is. It was the same for Heath Ledger and Mark Hamill's Jokers and there's an iconic line where, when the Joker was asked about his past, he responded that "If he had to have a past, he'd prefer it to be multiple choice." Because of this, some fans were actually scared that this movie would give him a concrete origin, but the theory is that it actually didn't. We already know that they used the unreliable narrator tool with a few aspects of the movie, but what you guys were talking about with how Arthur kept learning more things and each new thing he learned seemed to flip his understanding of the previous one; mainly with his parentage and his childhood abuse that he forgot or blocked out somehow. Anyways, the theory is that this movie actually makes Arthur's origin multiple choice because, while he did find documents for adoption and his mom's mental health issues and abuse, some fans have suggested that it's also possible that Thomas Wayne may have used his wealth and position of power to fabricate those documents and ruined Arthur's mom with false charges. He already showed in the movie that he wasn't really the nicest guy with his disregard for the public at large and it was suggested that any of the nice philanthropist stuff he was doing was just to grease the wheels for his political bid for mayor. So it's entirely possible that some or all of the documentation that Arthur found was fraudulent to cover up his own affair or to just get Arthur's mom out of his hair. If we keep that in mind, then we can't really say who Arthur really is. Is he Wayne's son? Was he adopted? What is true and what is a lie? If the documents are called into question, then we no longer have any concrete, factual evidence to prove anything one way or another since Arthur has lost his childhood memories and he would be an unreliable narrator regardless. Just thought I'd share that theory to see if it changed the movie at all for you guys. One last thing, to Pat's point about the Punisher, I think the Joker wouldn't simply try the same tricks with him as he does with Batman. Considering Punisher's willingness to kill, I would wager that the Joker would instead trick him into killing innocents or someone he cared about to break him down mentally.

This movie was spectacular. I thought Joaquin Phoenix did an amazing job portraying the Joker. Good enough to rival Heath Ledger's. I like how they dove into Joker's mental psyche. Showing how he was an ordinary guy with mental health issues that slowly descended into complete madness because of how badly the world treated him. Apparently a sequel is confirmed, I can't wait. It's easy to see why this movie mad a billion dollars.

“If you ain’t got snot dripping from ya nose you ain’t really acting”, Pat that’s facts bruh

its been a while since the last i watched you. your intro is fireeee

Everyone glossed-over the bathroom scene and making jokes. This is when John Doe became Joker. Everything up until then was a tragedy and painful. Finally, Joker was born.

1980’s: Jack Nickerson 1990’s: Mark Hamill 2000’s: Heath ledger 2010’s: Joaquin Phoenix Each are legendary in their own right. But who’s gonna stand out as him in 2020’s.

1st time i heard bro on the right speak and actually seem interested in what he’s watching

thank you for this guys

Really dig your RTTV/Paramount pictures graphic 👍

You guys are awesome. I liked your reactions and this was a good movie too I liked this movie.

thank god he won the Oscar for playing this role

This movie really makes you be quiet and listen to every single word.

Kids jumping homeless people in Japan is actually a thing

The black dahlia.. Well that brought back childhood trauma.. Thanks Patric......

That beat in the beginning was way too hard for no reason😂💀

I remember watching this movie and agreeing with everything joker said and did. Honestly I wish someone would burn this society down because through the chaos and ash something better could rise.

My theory: the entire move was in his mind while he was locked up in the asialism, it is a journey into the brain and thoughts of the Joker, none of this ever happened, thus why the same counselor at the end that he killed, the last scene of the movie may, and I mean may be the only true parts that happened outside of his own mind in this film

bruh, i was just watching reactions to Joker. i watched Joker in premiere, and ngl, this movie is still damn good.

This was such a good movie

Yooooo robs reaction at 11:57 killed me lmfao

The most fucked up part of this movie, it makes you experience the events with Arthur and be sympathetic to him to the point that when Joker kills Murry that dark psychotic monster that human nature represses and that we keep secret from ourselves feels a little good about it with Arthur.

"I just hope my death makes more sense than my life." Meeeeee 👁👄👁

That was actually the perfect joker shirt to wear, as the movie took a bit of inspiration from that one!

Jerry we need you to make some more comic videos man!

Love these reactions! 💪 Not sure if y'all know this, but Glock isn't slang for gun. Glock is a gun brand. They make polymer framed pistols. A revolver isn't a Glock

What interests be is wondering how much was real. Clearly the relationship wasn't, but what else wasn't? Looking at the movie, only 4 scenes in the whole thing actually have to have happened (shooting the bankers, the woman finding him in her apartment, killing Murray, and dropping the gun). Everything else could be fake, a delusion, a mental excuse he's making for himself. There's several clues to imply that him getting jumped at the start didn't even happen. But at the same time we don't know, *can't* know for sure.

24:10 is so funny cause deadass he was going in 😭

So nobody gon talk about the hardest intro ever??!!

They should react to the other Batman films from the 80's and 90s starting with Batman 1989.

Yeah I was so excited when this was coming out. I psyched for that Kindle teaser they did. Loved the music lol. great acting. They was so worried this would drive anyone who watches it nuts and wed all kill each other. They were supposedly calling on the military to watch theaters but nothing happened lol like in the dark knight. Nobody blew up the other boat lol.

Everybody gangsta till the clown pulls out a gun.

Why you the only one laughing while everyone is experiencing the moment joker kills his mom

YOOOOOO i searched joker reactions cause i was bored but didnt know mf RTTV UPLOADED A REACTION FUCK YEAH

Dc needs to stick to this and the Batman type shit. If they did they would truly be able to stand toe to toe with anything marvel does. But for every the Batman we get 12 the flash’s. You’ve shown you can absolutely kill it, you just don’t most of the time.

I like this movie a lot, specially for Joaquin Phoenix's acting, but I can't help to notice how similar it is to Taxi Driver and The King of Comedy. Obviously Todd Phillips knew this, that's why he casted Robert DeNiro as Murray.

Hi! I just signed up for Patreon. Is this full reaction still on there? Thank you!!

The joker not laughing porpose thats one of his Illnesses it makes him laugh uncontrollably

This is the most realistic comic book movie

That movie was absolutely amazing!

What he's doing after shooting those three and in the end is Tai Chi, it's a coping mechanism to help him calm down, probably given to him by his mental health team.

Pat you got a point i take the train everyday in nyc its not as dangerous as you think bc theres cops now in most stations but a self defense weapon is needed for nyc

My boy on the far left finally stopped being a hater and enjoying shit?! Niiiiccee. Keep it up y’all.

Can you guys please watch Fight Club, it's a movie made in 1999 and features brad Pitt and Edward Norton as the main characters, I feel like you guys would like it and it also has one of the best Written characters I've ever seen

This movie was crazy 10/10

Shoutout to Jerry who was from my perspective the best for analizing the movie

This movie was a fucking masterpiece 💯💯💕💕

its crazy how this movie came out a year before new york city actually was on fire due to the george floyd riots.

From that ending there is allso a theory that nothing in the movie happend it was just a life he was thinking about while talking to te woman in the prison before killing her thats why he was laughing and said that she wouldnt understand the joke because for the joker it would be very funny if his origin story is connected to bruce waynes batman origin story and allso trew the movie you can see glimpses off him being in that prison and i think trying to escape from it is by thinking off another life (That would allso be connected to the killing joke comic book of the origin story off the joker and pretty much the end off that story is not sure if what he is telling is really true because he would rather have multiple choise origin

Venom has always been an anti-hero to me. But I grew up reading Spawn comics.

“I’m da Jokah baby”

were you guys talking about Regis from witcher?

Damn this so weird just thought about rewatching it yesterday

Honestly sometimes you guys just need to stfu, listen, and watch the damn movie. This is not the movie to do a loud comedic reaction video to. I know I might be thrashed in the comments for this but anyone who really respects this movie would agree.

No one comments on Joker running at the very end. That movie ended in the fog of a bright light.

Y'all gotta react to Atlanta cuz y'all would've been goin crazy seeing the actors in this movie

PLEASE react to White Room by Cream! It’s the song playing when he is in the cop car!

Who played the joker the best, Phoenix or Ledger?

You guys should react to the "Watchmen" movie. Its a really good adaptation.

The ill part about this flick is that it's not clear that ANY of the main narrative is real. It's such an effective use of the unreliable narrator trope that it effectively undermines the ENTIRE narrative if you think about it too much. The only real parts might be the scenes with him institutionalized, and the contents of what we think of as the movie might be the thing he was laughing about at the end that he said his therapist wouldn't understand. But if that's the case, are those scenes real either? What distinguishes them from the rest? The cartoonishness of the final hallway scene tends to weigh against it being real as well. Is ANY of it real? (The obvious answer: it's a movie... NONE of it is real!)

I thought you guys already reacted to this movie. No way you guys are this late

1:46 Who is JOEkeen Phoenix? Ahahahahaah

I love Heath Ledgers Joker. I think the dark knight is one of the best superhero movies. however, joker in the dark knight didnt nearly have enough character development. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie as a character case study. Ledgers joker was already cracked and an agent of chaos. But this gave us an empathetic villain

It’s crazy how Carnage scared Joker a little I think in the Marvel and DC comic crossover