Joker 

With this small sample size of the screenplay, its just okay. This is really an example of how creative people saw a script (like Joaquin) and envisioned something more out of it than what is initially printed on page.

Small tweaks by Joaquin that made all the difference

Joker as a ptsd soldier made way more sense as a character arc. Like Kurtz if he returned home after his platoon being ambushed and he survived a near beheading in the process and got no help upon return and THEN turned into a bigger monster

This was GREAT to see - screenplay and final movie together. Sooooooo good!!

That song adds significantly to the creepiness of it all. Gary Glitter was a freak in his own right.

weird, i was just reading the screenplay before this uploaded...

unforgettable screenplay

This just shows how much Joaquin brought to the character of Joker, so much of it is not even in the script

the door is opened with creaking sound and arthur's dark eye look, omg thats amazing

Awesome clip. Love how you paired the scene up with the script.

Joker is a great example of how "good script" doesn't mean "good writing"

Wow, it's like they looked at the screenplay and decided to just do their own thing. If I was a screenwriter, I'd be pissed that either they didn't think of it like for this movie or upset they didn't stick to it like in a bad movie.

So I’m guessing all the dancing came later from Phoenix.

Wish they kept the music and tone eerie & uncomfortable instead of a triumphant feeling but I understand why the director wanted it this way.

Shout out outstanding screenplays

Powerful and intense movie.

This is very OK to me. I meant the screenplay sequences.

Super movie. It shows the tragic events and circumstances that transforms someone to be a killer.

I know everyone still thinks Heath Ledger was the best joker and on some levels he was but joaquin phoenix mesmerised me for the whole film and I've watched joker 10 times now, I've only watched Heath Ledgers batman twice

This scene scared me the most. I so feared he'd kill him. The most impressive character develoment I've ever seen.

Een van de beste acteur . Uit Amerika

This is one of those rare perfect films. One which has a cohesive aesthetic that makes it impossible to tease apart the writing from the acting from the photography, the score...As if it sprang forth fully formed like Venus from the shell. It's an important film. The heartbreaking story of a good, gentle, but broken man's descent into violent madness. It drives home the importance of always being kind to everyone because we create our monsters. Let's create saints instead. Phoenix's performance absolutely wrecked me. I cried nearly the whole time, from a slow leak to outright sobbing. Incredible work by all.

Never liked the choice of music here but great scene

I kinda like kinda hate the achived insanity feel of this scene with the music and stuff

Do the true detective or walking dead

Was a little people oh wait we can't say that thing or what. Well we did better than say it he showed it and that would suck to be that little dude . At anyrate that what you were getting to ?..perspective on this interruption after blasting someone who turnsd to ab associate after the week yhat cift had im amazed at hiis oh i dot this door I think it quietly says you are always nice to me., just made that moment before that even more badass and that I thought you were going to say that they did about his Darkness just building and building men's Gotham I still don't know why he got whacked in what is it 9mm similar to that . I wonder if he talks about his brother in any interviews I'll check that out real quick I just watched Stand By Me and my favorite movie growing up probably honestly was the lost boys keep her Sutherland better than Stand By Me Kiefer Sutherland cuz Chris Chambers was the coolest best friend you can have even lard ass wouldsay that!

What a faux joker movie

It's a dope decent movie but I can't call it Joker. It's stupid. It's not Joker at all.

When the trailer for Joker came out, I thought it looked fantastic. I was excited. But when I finally saw it I found this movie totally juvenile, misguided and bad. I don't even think Phoenix is particularly good in it, and I usually think he's amazing. It's a bland pastiche of better movies (King of Comedy, Taxi Driver) and I get the feeling Todd Phillips never actually understood the core of those films or why they're good, he just took some broad ideas, tossed them in a blender and assumed it would turn out good. It didn't. There's zero thematic resonance. The scene where Joker goes on DeNiro's show is painfully bad and predictable, it's like "he's gonna kill him now right? right." Not remotely shocking. Also the scene where he confronts Bruce Wayne, blech. Just unconvincing tripe.

Nicholson or nothing.

quite the forgettable movie