Everything GREAT About Joker! (Part 1)

This episode is sponsored by Curiosity Stream. Get free access to my Nebula streaming service when you sign up for Curiosity Stream using my link in the description. The retro WB logo counts as a wild style. ATS initial credits. A visual representation of this film. It hurts Arthur physically. He puts on a happy face, especially when you consider that the source told him to do it, his abusive mother. In addition to these incredible tracking shots, you can notice how little we see of the sky is deliberate, even when we see the sky at a wide angle. cloudy other times buildings were added digitally to make Gotham its own oppressive character in the movie that's always trying to crush Arthur this moment of horror that's actually kicking a guy while he's down brought to you by Icelandic composer, they'll be good, Annie Thor, who can't be pronouncing that correctly anyway, his score at least absolutely killer, Oscar nominated, whirring, shuffling and crying, this movie isn't the same without it and there's never a bad time for a little clown comedy , what a slightly bold title card. bleeding beyond the edges of the frame, reminding us that the Joker is larger than life, measuring over 65 millimeters, another I should say inspired choice for the Joker is that laughter is supposed to be a joyful sound, instead , rips out Arthur's throat and makes a grimace on his face. you got it, whether he did it or not, he knows he did it and one more person who's supposed to care about him doesn't know it.

I just hope my death makes more sense than my life, appreciating your own joke and also pretending and moving on ever since. He was already considering suicide, there was always a bit of white paint left on his chin, as if he could never completely remove his clown mask, something he learns to accept the first time it happens, we are left sitting with his condition and thinking about why and what is happening minor writers write a line of dialogue with a therapist they comment on it these stairs the now famous stairs kneeling at home Arthur fights and strives for life apple a day keeps the doctor away was Joaquín's motto during preparation , like that's all I ate I'm a

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mayor, everyone says he's the only one who could save this city, clairvoyants, unless you're the kind of person who thinks Thomas Wayne's son actually keeps the city ​​in a perpetual state of crying, this is the moment that justifies so much of the film.

Are we seeing a fantasy flashback? We don't know Arthur or his story well enough yet to be sure that his life seems pretty silly. The irony here is that Arthur is so out of touch with social norms that he doesn't know them. We realize that his fake laugh is out of place, so he works his way into his fantasy, but once we meet Arthur, we know that this is not how this exchange would have gone, at least before the replication of the Joke, she says they put me here to spread joy and laughter. Even in the fantasy version, Murray doesn't believe the lines Arthur is writing for him, the eldest, the lights show the audience all those things.

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in a heartbeat to have a kid like you, in the end it's pretty clear that he is. It's not real and wouldn't you know what the unreliable narrator brings up again? It's also a fantasy embracing a simple shot, but something of a conceit for the entire film. Arthur is just stretching his leather shoes I guess, but he shot from behind in a way that makes anyone who sees him uncomfortable, he's all bones and sinew, but he still comes across as powerful and inhuman, you might even project a sinister vibe on him or say a political movement or other things that are transmitted inadvertently, you can pay me back another time, he will do it just in case.

He wasn't sure if that laugh was fake. He is closing the deal for the love of God in the delivery of it. Joaquin Phoenix is ​​always a win. The first hint that Arthur sees things differently than Sophie. This exchange was a complete victory in his mind, but he. He clearly scared her off right away. Travis had the foresight to keep all of her weapons unloaded on her, but Anna's dancing ability may be more important to Arthur than we would have realized. We're quickly getting a glimpse of Arthur and his inability to know what's funny about the stand.

The montage laughs at the wrong times, it even gets confused when the audience laughs, as well as signs of dyslexia that relate to what we discover later, since dyslexia has been called a neurological disorder and they also put us in their shoes of Arthur missing the joke since then. Arthur wouldn't know it anyway, he's trying to learn to be funny the same way you'd learn to drive a car by watching Formula One or maybe a local drag race, but still, Arthur even applies that observational humor to His own life. He was hoping you'd come in and rob the place where I mentioned the unreliable narrator and really that endearing, confident smile is a

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sign whenever you want what you're seeing, assume you're only seeing what Arthur wants you to see. comedy, you should come watch a show sometime, not to mention you agreed to that after confronting him about harassing her, oh man, something we should worry about Arthur is really scary when you remember it's coming from the Joker.

I'll admit when this scene started, I was literally thinking, come on, we get it, he's having a hard life, no need, oh never mind, we also don't see Arthur reach for the gun, which adds to the unreliable narrator and the breaking factor of these murders to not do it. mention that Arthur's gun is a Smith & Wesson Model 36 to 38 Special, which is a revolver that holds five bullets one two three four five six seven eight I don't think this guy is reloading some people felt the dance was just an extravaganza to be strange, but dancing is a pretty important

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of Arthur and his connection with his own reality, he dances freely as a clown because he can and wants to, he also believes that he is a great dancer and when he feels powerful he plays with his new weapon and tells jokes. he thinks it's funny to murder three people, he can barely stop the dance and now his own personal dance music drowns out the world as he slips into fantasy, you could even see the dance as the beginning of the veneer of reality peeling back to Arthur.

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of you that knew? I thought if your dance doesn't work, I'll just shoot you more clairvoyance and the guy was singing that his name was chlorophyll, which is crazy because that's my clown name, which could be evidence. that the story is an ornament at best human I didn't know if it really existed

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I have negative thoughts the trailers destroy the good lines they make them disappear and then the memes reduce them to atoms still aligned it is still a meme the reference of John Wayne Gacy still thinks Arthur is a relatable antihero in the worst way you open your mouth to speak in your vocal courses it doesn't work breathe before you speak spider if you can make the crowd laugh again feeling powerful after your date so more dancing right after the initial confrontation another jarring Blow to the Senses Thomas Wayne's backstories vary from version to version, but for this world to have the general public seemed to embrace him like the beacon he often is, but of course, in the Joker's version of events, he is simply evil, the Joker's subtext creating Batman this. time even foreshadows their future encounters with the bars between them you stretch the clown shoes enough you can suffocate the life out of almost anyone they said it wasn't funny enough every step in arthur's transformation we have moments where he pokes his head out On top of his previous limitations each new level of trust coincides with an event the murders learning the truth about his mom and the confrontation of his supposed stepbrother I also think he stopped his medications and they are slowly leaving his system left open after his last encounter with your therapist when you actually stop taking them am I supposed to take my medication? not even the doors hate the poor in this society not everything is subtle woohoo a look that suggests he is breaking free from his fantasy right there of all the terrible things that will happen to Arthur That's number one, the worst.

Murray simply repeated his punchline and laughed as if Arthur's intention wasn't exactly that look of self-deprecating humor, the delivery wasn't perfect, but he would have laughed at times, the cabbie nods quickly and subtly other times not exactly a coincidence cut, but it's a fun transition nonetheless, a disturbing scene either way, but first particular neurological disorders crave confinement as a security blanket, you could also say that Arthur went into his cocoon and Joker came out without being sure how, since it looks like one of those closed-on-the-outside refrigerators fun fact about this creepy silent screaming scene John Cassian is also an Arkham inmate in Gotham the show thinks fast, wow, just reasons about the lobotomy, things They are falling into place and now, as it begins to fall apart, we can see Arthur remembering the only thing that happened between him and Sophie said, Jay and the chain of terror slowly lead us to confirm what we have been suspecting for a while since we are already Speaking of the score, how about the glowing horns that mark Arthur's exit?

Pain and terror mixed with uncontrollable maniacal laughter, almost as if Arthur had no control over his transformation. This only in Joaquin is on par with this personification of Thoreau. The saddest part is that I think Arthur thinks he would be laughed at. That punchline, you know, sometimes it's hard to stop your brain from thinking, "Oh, right, because you're the Joker," but that's when you consider that Arthur vengefully wants to play the role that Murray created for him as the failed comic Joker and is ready to take credit for the murders. you need to embrace the personality of the killer who had that green hairpiece it makes sense what's up with the makeup so my mom died it's already state court she said the creepiest stance and look ever thank you very much I just want to move I guess Oh incredibly intense moment which is perfectly Joker, all the other killers would be worried that Gary would talk and consider killing him, so we're scared that the chain lock was a ploy just to mess with Gary, but he's totally Joker, now he likes Gary and just kills horribly.

To people, nothing else matters and now the stairs that were a symbol of Arthur's struggle to go up are very easy to go down as he fully embodies his new skin by dancing not in private or for work, but because it is part of who he is and will allow it. Now and inside Arthur's head the soundtrack of the universe is cheering him on but once we pull back we can hear and feel what's really happening, it's not triumphant it's tragic and it's not a perfect match but the track seems be at least based on a slower version of the song hey by Gary Glitter.

I'll keep mentioning this, but I really like the idea that Arthur is simply living a fantasy, at this point he has lost his understanding of what is real and even if everything that is happening is 100%. It's real, all his fear is gone because he sees himself as the architect of his own reality and he really has nothing to lose, he has no regrets or guilt, it's funny to him and he's okay with it now, but not as much as You will be when he transitions smoothly. To find out how you can watch part 2 right now before it's available on YouTube tomorrow, you just need to dance in slow motion to get to today's sponsor, a curiosity stream that's partnered with my new streaming service nebula, where both videos are already published and when I say, I mean that together with a group of other amazing YouTubers, we designed and built a video streaming service platform for those of you who don't want to see ads before and after during the content.

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