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“Couple of rules though. No cursing, no off colour material, no shooting the host in the head.”

Arthur's main intention was to kill himself in front of a live audience but that scene of him holding a cigarette and that menacing glare, that changed the path and it was Murray that he was going to turn the gun on. If Murray hadn't brought up that video again just to spite and make fun of him, he would have lived.

The way he says "I don't believe in anything" so naturally sticks out to me. It just makes it really feel like he has nothing left to lose

Arthur's effortlessly charismatic stage entrace, the way he dances, shakes Murray's hand, kisses the woman, and waves at the crowd makes it feel like he was just so close to being an actual entertainer, if he'd only had a little better luck, his life would have gone entirely different.

“He looks like he has a lot of problems” That’s when Murray died

In Joker's defence, Murray dont put a rule about shooting him in the head..

I love how Murray lays down the rules only for Joker to disguard all of them.

2:03-2:18 The palpable, silent rage combined with sadness/disgust as he smokes while watching his idol make fun of him, is some elite acting by Joaquin Phoenix. Such a phenomenal actor.

"Well that was quite an entrance!" Just wait 'til he makes his exit, pal.

Imagine being invited to a talk show just to get insulted.

I cant get over the body language. This is real life Joker I imagined him to be, he embodied it perfectly! I was a bit uncomfortable watching a real version of him when I was watching this in the theatre. Joaquin is genius! A master!!

Joaquin’s performance is always gonna give me chills. Joker 2 is gonna be so great.

Murray: " we do a clean show..." Jokers head: "a clean shot, got it."

He literally broke all of the rules that Murray gave him

2:25 It's as if he's expressing his mental breakdown after hearing insulting words from a person he believed in

i know a million other people have said something similar already but the shot of him smoking behind the scenes watching murray make fun of him is truly something special. it's like i'm literally looking at the joker and not some actor playing the joker. and with the context of what we've seen before, that shot alone says so many things without a line of dialogue, it's nothing short of genius. if todd philips can catch lightning a second time with the sequel to this masterpiece he will have my respect forever.

Arthur: “You’re awful Murray.” Murray: “You talkin’ to me?”

The fact that Murray doesn't remember that he called him Joker just sticks with me.

Joaquin is such a magnetic actor. The range of emotions he displays in this scene is amazing to watch.

2:04 is one of the best scenes in this entire movie. Stone-faced and silent, but inside he's fuming at being made fun of. How you can see the intense anger in his eyes. Perfect acting.

"That's what you called me on the show: a Joker." Great acting! I could hear the anger in his voice

I like the part when he just stands there with a cigarette in his fingers and just stares Sends shivers down my spines

I like his expressions when Murray tells him the rules. It's like a kid watching his idol talking. Such great actors!

That extended shot at 2:25 has stuck with me since I first saw the film in theaters. Everything about it is mesmerizing and painful.

"That's what you called me on the show. A _Joker_ ." The way he delivered that line. It was so perfectly passive-aggressive.

Joaquin Phoenix: "When you give me the Oscar, can you introduce me as Joker?"

Honestly, after seeing clips of this movie, I can only see the joker as being played by Joaquin Phoenix. I feel like DC has finally found it's Joker after Heath Ledger. I want to see Joaquin Phoenix in more movies.

4:27 that laugh...Goosebump

"If You Say So Kid, Joker It Is... It's Good" No Kidding

“We do a clean show” proceeds to shoot him during the show and blood splatters everywhere

He was going to kill himself but after Murray made fun of him, he decided to kill him

3:34 he looked like a absolute demon after that

His entrance is so great.

Robert De Niro doesn't get enough attention for his role as Murray. he perfectly portrayed the typical guy who acts and seems like a nice, cunning, and soft dude, but in reality gets away with stuff like mocking and making fun of his guests, kind of like Ellen Degeneres.

The shot where they show Arthur smoking and him listening to Murray and the audience laughing about him is just absolutely perfect.

the constant lump in my throat, that never passing feeling of uneasiness, that scream ready to jump right out my mouth at any moment the Joker's on screen shows how well this movie was written and how extremely well Phoenix nailed this character.

The scariest man is one who has nothing to lose ...

“That’s what you called me...a joker...d’ya remember?” That’s when Murray died.

Like it or not - the performance of Phoenix and DeNiro is as good as it can possibly get. Perfect acting in every way combined with perfect cinematography - it´s ridiculous how good it is

It took me a while but now I see it . His confidence, the way he dances on the stage and smiles so strongly that you get uncomfortable. He’s not on a strap a bomb to something level yet but we didn’t need that for an origin . You wouldn’t want to be in a room with this guy because he’s just so unpredictable.

“I don’t believe in anything” The little hints of him needing help he gives

Ten seconds of Joaquin Phoenix staring at the stage while smoking a cigarette is more compelling than Jared Leto’s entire performance in Suicide Squad.

Joaquin Phoenix is the best joker. What an amazing performance !😮

Anyone who has seen any other movies with Joaquin Phoenix knows how incredible this level of acting is. His personality differs so greatly and just like heath ledger. He embodied the character for the movie

This is one scene that explains why the joker isn't afraid to die, he actually made the decision to end his life, but his hatred for society made him delay his suicide. Yes, the only thing holding back his decision to commit suicide is seeking revenge against society

Love how the women says does he have sexual problems and he just walks out and makes out with her, basically making a mockery out of what she just said

Honestly I'd love to see Joaquin Phoenix return as the Joker.

"That's what you called me on the show, a joker." Poor Murray failed to pick up on the hate and rage lurking in that scene.

Joaquin is a ridiculously talented actor.

That confidence and unpredictability when he walks on stage is pure Joker. Like it's not even Arthur anymore.

2:04 Poco a poco Arthur cambiaba el plan de matarse y retorcerlo mas.

A magnificent actor and character. I loved his dance in this scene for some reason. It showed him trying to put on a happy face while being thrown away by his former idol.

There’s something so eerie about the way he stares at the stage, stone faced, while they’re making fun of him at 2:03. He’s spent the entirety of the movie up until this point embarrassed by his inability to control the spectrum of his emotions. But I think it’s at this exact moment, that he decides he’s past the point of having his feelings hurt. He’s finally made the permanent ascension from sadness to rage. He’s no longer looking to please those who have ostracized him his entire life. He’s looking to punish them.

- I am just trying to make people laugh. - Oh and how's that going for you? - It's mind blowing. I make a killing.

I just noticed, but Arthur looks at Murray the WHOLE TIME during the dialogue, even when he answers Gene

Movie was hilarious. Such a great story line and brilliant acting. Hand this man an Oscar

I still feel so bad for Joker every time I see this scene. Throughout the movie, he really looked up to Murray and admired him. Then he realized his idol just thought of him as a joke and wanted him on the show just to humiliate him. It's absolutely heartbreaking that he's backstage, behind the curtains, and still having to hear Murray, his guests, and the audience making fun of him and laughing at him before he goes on stage.

My brain still can’t even comprehend that that’s Joaquin Phoenix

This movie hurts a lot 💔 Arthur character is innocent, miserable and deeply hurt which makes audience really sad and feel pain for him. Such people deserves lots of pure love and care❤️

@2:18 the pain he shows with disappointment on his face! Damn well deserved Oscar award for him!

Reality is the scariest genre.

The crew members on the backstage must be thinking: "Is this guy okay?"

I love this movie and the entire scene from where he's backstage to where he is done shooting Murray and holds the camera. Those, what, 8 minutes (?) of acting address things that you experience as a bullied person in such a short span of time on film. The gaslighting once you confront your bully as they pretend to or genuinely don't remember insulting/ assaulting you, when you finally confront them , they play the victim and as if they don't deserve the full throated confrontation/ a*kicking they are finally getting. And the audience of ppl that watched them bully you for god knows how long will suddenly jump to the bully's defense, chiding the bullied person for going too far. It's an amazing piece of work, this movie, because it touches on some very ugly human stuff that only chronically bullied people could ever truly understand. That said, I'm grateful AF I got bullied so horribly at school in the years before social media. Made me tough as nails. Kids nowadays though have no escape from it with social media. It follows them everywhere. At least I knew when I went home from school, I was safe until the next morning at school.

3:25 I love that he kisses the old lady after she said "Does he have sexual problems?" just a minute prior in 2:00. Such a great way for the Joker to say "fuck you"

“We want a clean show” *Says F-word and headshots someone on live television*

Just watched this movie for the first time over the weekend. Phoenix is amazing in this movie!! It DID deserve all the hype and praise it received.

Murray: "Well that was... quite an entrance" Arthur: "Wait until you see my exit" (in his head, probably)

The moment he’s behind stage smoking and listening to the audience watching and laughing at his failure is truly a masterpiece. You can tell how hurt he is by his cold stare. It was then he saw Murray not as his hero, but an enemy that must be dealt with.

“No off color material” Joker: Does admitting to killing three people and murdering you count as “off color material?” That’s part of my act.

I'm in tears. The music in the scene paired with Joaquin's performance is just heart wrenching - you feel his pain. Something Heath did not focus on.

3:43 Wow! You can see his emotions swift clearly after that joke by Murray... He felt humiliated. Brilliant acting!

Imagine they both walked back in while he had the gun under his chin 😂

I like how the women says if joker has sexual problems and when he gets introduced, comes out and kisses her on purpus basically trolling her.

Joker is one of the best movies so far in the 21st century. That movie changes you.

The scene at 1:35 was just fucking perfect to me. The unpredictability

Beginning scene: Arthur:I love you Murray! Ending scene: Arthur:You're awful Murray

This scene was so heartbreaking The entire show all Arthur wanted was to make people laugh and be a good performer. Now finally he is relaxed, confident, happy and after he has let go of everything he is charming the audience, everybody loves him, and they go nuts when he does the spin, dance and kiss. even Murray is impressed. He now has everything he ever wanted but it is too late he is too far gone.

Such a powerful scene

Anyone who's been insulted never forgets it.

The movements Arthur does behind the curtain from 2:25 to 2:54 is like a butterfly emerging from its chrysalis. The Joker emerging from Arthur. Arthur is dead. Long live the Joker. This movie is utterly amazing !

“Let’s play that clip one last time” That’s when Murray made his last mistake

A small thing I noticed in this scene: the way Joker subtly looks at the floor and smiles to himself when Gene says the "audience will go nuts" over him. As if to say "Oh, they'll go nuts all right."

It’s a trip to think that just last month, meeting Murray would’ve been the most tender, emotional moment of Arthur’s life! He fantasized about meeting this man.

One of the most deserved Oscars ever won. I feel like Joaquin taking on this role took 2-5 years off his life

That shot at 2:04 is one of the best pieces of cinematography ive seen. So simple, so effective, perfect lighting.

And this people, is why you don't step on those who are down. They have nothing to lose

This is what is call acting! I feel the pain and hopelessness

the part when he is standing backstage with the cigarette in his hand and listening to his laugh, that part makes me cry alot

I like how his initial intent was to off himself as punishment for all his problems but something twist in his mind and turn it against everybody else, as if a realization struck his mind, that the problem is not him is the city.

This movie is like 2 hours of pain, but you can't stop watching. And that lonely cello...? Man, the score on this is legendary af.

"Dont meet your heros, they never live up to your expectations". Somebody

This was crazy to watch in a movie theater. Just pure shock and brilliance

I don't know what to say

the struggle in Arthur's voice when he says, "I don't believe in that, I don't believe in anything" made me so sad.

Joaquin just made insanity look beautiful. He didn't just play The Joker, he BECAME The Joker. Just look at his facial expressions, the build ups, his movements. When you look into his eyes, you just see a man craving to hit society as hard is they did to him. And when you think about this scene in particular, look at how he shows how huge of a fan he was of Murray "I feel like I know you... I've been watching you for forever.", and how he actually was practicing on how he was going to shoot himself, just for everything to be perfect and how he planned it. This is a Masterpiece, and one of the most deserved Oscars wins in History.

Just imagine this but Arthur is perfectly stable and is just a comedian in a costume.

The part where Arthur tells Murray to call him Joker and Murray not remembering actually hits me hard. Murray called Arthur a Joker and that stuck with him ever since. Worst part is, Murray didn't even remember. Arthur was literally planning to kill himself right in front of him. In reality, we say stuff to other people all the time but we don't know how the people we're talking to takes it. We may not have meant it or even remember, but the people we talk to take it really seriously which leads to depression, anxiety, etc. This shows how your choice of words can really impact a person with potentially dangerous consequences. These little comments and insults can really damage a person. I think we as a society need to think what we say before and/or whether how they'll take it. Just be more considerate and polite. Is that too much to ask?

2:05 That expressionless face tells a lot of stories behind😑

I remember first watching this movie with my family, We were so amazed at how well he acted the part! What an amazing film😀

This scene was the birth of an icon.