Hannah is incredibly empathetic that it’s jaw-dropping if you think about it. Her emotional intelligence is incredible. That’s very rare and precious.

@DrLinden

Жыл бұрын

Well said! I think this is the main reason I find her reactions so interesting. Very few people can see things so clearly from someone else's perspective

@linkvicky

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. Well said.

@TheM0xita

Жыл бұрын

YESSSS EXACTLY 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@londonhansen8991

Жыл бұрын

Yes!! Thank you for saying it. People are so quick to pick on and laugh at people that feel that intensely. It causes people to try to hide their emotions, but I think this is the prefect movie to point out how being empathetic is a good thing and should be celebrated!❤

@unitexconquer375

Жыл бұрын

No she's a div... " You just wanna giv him cudduuuls"

For people struggling with mental health this movie was something else. Not relating to the violence, but the feelings of a man shunned by all around him because of something he can't control. The relateability of his pain elevates this movie to another level.

@simeonteitelbaum3673

Жыл бұрын

Having had this in my life I can say it is really true

@taketheblackpillneo3940

Жыл бұрын

story-of-millions-of-men,its-over!

@unclebounce1495

Жыл бұрын

Nonsense. The story is not reality. Animals do not have control. humans do; quit acting like people don't have control over their actions. No one is innocent or justified or sympathetic who chooses evil. If you want to be declared an animal lacking self control, then society should lock you up, take away all your human rights, and treat you like an animal. If you're so crazy as to lack sapient control, then you're an animal. These social predators who claim victimhood only make up excuses for pity but never want the consequences for those false performances. You want to play deranged without being treated deranged, play eccentric without being treated eccentric, play deviant without being treated deviant, play abnormal without being treated abnormal. Only fools think this movie is anything but well done 100% fiction, an absurdly engineered supposedly-sympathetic villain who in actually is just evil, just like his mother. Not a single state in the united states cuts meds from someone with severe likely-harmful mental conditions or even less, and probably no where else in the western (or most) first world countries. every state advertises constantly "if you have harmful thoughts of yourself or others, contact us and you'll get help immediately," and programs with rapid responses for those people. No one is failing these people but the mothers who (didn't) raise them and the people (not victims) themselves. Joker never once lost control. He intentionally and sanely chose vengeance because he blamed the world for the failings of himself and his mother.

@aikerd9

Жыл бұрын

@@unclebounce1495 Too long didn't read.

@tudeslildude

Жыл бұрын

@@unclebounce1495 I bet that anti science stance really helps you sleep at night hmm? To hell with physical reality, you say what is and isn't because otherwise you might have fked up somewhere before in life, and your incapable of actually taking any real responsibility, despite your speech to the contrary. 10/10 Would rofl again.

That laugh Joker did after killing Murray was his first genuine laugh in the movie, I think.

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Facts!! No pain just pure happiness

@SpecialOrder935

7 ай бұрын

It’s the voice break for me man 😭

@solaceandorwell9069

2 ай бұрын

It was more an adrenaline laugh than haha this is funny. The laboured exhale as he chuckles is a release of all the stress he had bottled up until now. In this moment he literally faced his demons, his bully, and unlike with his boss earlier in the movie he didn't have to roll over and be submissive and accept the humiliation. No one has power over arthur anymore. His laughter is genuine and excited rather than a painful coping mechanism.

I love how empathic your gf is, she's so sweet, need more people like her in this wild world ♥️ this movie was definitely a wakeup call for society.

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

You should watch our green Mike reaction..she’s honestly the best.

@DrLinden

Жыл бұрын

@@justtrustash I love green Mike

@roddo1955

9 ай бұрын

​@@DrLindenthat's my dealers' name. He got that good ganja. Green Mike.

@keanucooper2103

7 ай бұрын

@@DrLindenGreen Mile you mean not Mike

@DrLinden

7 ай бұрын

@@keanucooper2103 I was responding to Ash he spelled it wrong

The thing is, Arthur was not initially going on the TV show with the gun to kill Murray, he was going to kill himself live on TV as a statement, but once he got talking to Murray, he realized the true target, was actually Murray. The punch line of his "What do you get" was to kill himself but twisted it, in to ending with "You get what you deserve" and killing Murray, instead of himself.

@Riftanya

Жыл бұрын

No shit.

@velvet_thunder1835

Жыл бұрын

What makes you think he was going to kill himself?

@TheSmokingSkull

Жыл бұрын

@@velvet_thunder1835 There was a previous scene of him going over his opening/closing act in his apartment, where he practices pulling the gun out of hiding, putting it under his chin, and pulling the trigger.

@lordskysixss

Жыл бұрын

@@velvet_thunder1835 watch the movie.

@Riftanya

Жыл бұрын

@@velvet_thunder1835 someone didn't watch the movie it seems.

Gary being a "little person" knew what it meant to be treated differently so he was always nice to Arthur.

@IbrahimservantofAllah

Жыл бұрын

The actor did an amazing job.

@ProgazQQ

Жыл бұрын

outstanding acting.. cant wait for joker 2!

"He has just killed somebody and Im totally with him" this was brought up by Quentin Tarantino where he said it made you feel on his side even though he was doing horrible things, this movie was phenomenal.

@WillHoward2002

Жыл бұрын

That's the danger of it.

@MegaMerdeux

Жыл бұрын

@@WillHoward2002 so according to your logic GTA games turn people into killers? LOLA

@ozwellespencer955

Жыл бұрын

@@MegaMerdeux Totally not a flawed way of thinking .......lol (towards the person commenting on this movie's "Danger" )

@ozwellespencer955

Жыл бұрын

@@WillHoward2002 The danger is people who mis-understand it / don't get it's message

@Chicken_Wing91

8 ай бұрын

If you notice the only people he killed were people that did him wrong.

Hannah’s empathy for people is off the charts !

I must say, I really adore and respect Ash's effort to not give any spoilers when he is sitting next to a scenario guessing mastermind

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Mate she asks so many questions as well 😂 mad hard

@gunman462

Жыл бұрын

I agree.

@justingary5322

Жыл бұрын

@@justtrustash I love y'all reactions dude God bless both of y'all 😎🙏❤️

@OttoGrainer27

Жыл бұрын

Nah Mr. Ash, you spoke too much during the suicidal, Murray entrance and even "cool walk" scenes, I just wanted to hear the music with a first viewer's reaction, to let them absorb it. Aye I'm a prick I know for complaining. I love you both so much.

@k.vn.k

Жыл бұрын

Yes Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker earned him all the awards in the world on that year, no contest.

"The problem with mental illness is that people expect you to behave as if you don't." That shot of him writing in his "joke journal" from the first trailer had me hooked. I immediately knew it would be a rough but good watch.

@Karlach_

Жыл бұрын

same

Hannah's reaction is beautiful. She knows just one kind person could have saved him.

Hannah is low key giving us a deeper dive into this character through her own personal experiences. That’s crazy. I would have never understood how accurate the shoe lace scene was without her mentioning how those laces really are.

While I don't necessarily want to see Hannah cry...this just speaks volume to how compassionate and caring she is in relation to people struggling and mental illness. Much love for the reactions. Thank you.

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

My girl ❤️

@assrammington7961

Жыл бұрын

Of course she is. BUT SHE GOES FOR THE JOCKS. NOT THE GENTLEMEN JOKERZ LIKE MEEEEEEEE unbelievable. You make a woman hot chocolate and they won’t even have secxth with you. What’s the point?

@luisgamboa1935

Жыл бұрын

@@assrammington7961 what?😆

@TheMinarus

Жыл бұрын

@@assrammington7961 Ok… wtf are we talking about

@TheMinarus

Жыл бұрын

@@assrammington7961 Also are you calling Ash a jock? hahaha That's hilarious!

Your gf is such a great reactor for the emotions that occur in the movie speaks volumes.

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

FACTS!!!!!

@Youften

Жыл бұрын

@@justtrustash speaking of volumes, @justtrustash could you please do something about the volume of you're intro music, it is waaay too loud man. i keep trying to get this message to you, even had one of your moderators say they would relay you a message.. to no avail me and im sure a bunch of earphone users would thank you!

I like the way the stairs symbolize his mental state and willpower to improve. In the beginning he was walking up the staircase slowly. Struggling because he is tired but still trying to go up. Later on he is descending. Happy and full of joy with each step he takes lower and lower down the stair case. Happily descending into madness and and shedding empathy and remorse with every step for the things he has done.

I am clinically depressed, anxious, and schizophrenic. This movie destroyed me. Luckily I had a therapy session immediately after seeing it in the theater. Sometimes I laugh involuntarily when I feel like weeping, just like Joker. I feel like I am going insane when that happens because what I am doing is not accurately expressing how I feel. It is violating. So much of your commentary, maybe all of it, was spot on. Hannah got it right when she said Joker just wanted someone to "choose him". I honestly don't know how I ended up like this. I was a happy little kid who loved reading the funny pages in front of the fireplace, snuggled up with my stuffed zebra. But now I am mental ill, which is a modern leprosy. People literally avoid you like the plague. You are a "Debbie Downer". You tell someone honestly that you struggle with mental illness, especially schizophrenia, it's over. They never give you chance. They see you as The Villain, even though, I have no intention of becoming one. Beautiful film. The reality of it is heartbreaking.

@n.ami1505

Жыл бұрын

I hope life will treat you kinder.

@OttoGrainer27

Жыл бұрын

Hey Andrew.. Can't tell you what it means to me, what you've written. Do you wanna talk sometime?

@Probablylani

Жыл бұрын

Best of luck to you and your recovery. Mental illness makes life so insanely hard. There’s hope for us.

@solsirhibragusowl2221

Жыл бұрын

I feel you on that modern leprosy. When I'm having a series of bad days no one talks to me. I was diagnosed with Clinical Depression, Anxiety and some PTSD. People ask if I'm alright but I know they don't actually care. Due to changes in my insurance I no longer have my therapists and don't feel like continuously talking to different people. So I've decided to soldier through it myself. It's been especially tough these past few years. The only reason I haven't watched this movie on my own is because I don't know if I can handle looking in that mirror completely. Maybe one day.

@4QTRMrCanadian

Жыл бұрын

im the same with being depressed and anxious and when i feel like im gonna cry i laugh sometimes i laugh when i feel sad i was brutally bullied i dont feel comfortable saying what happened its that bad but it destroyed me this movie was the only movie as i said to get genuine emotions out of me cause of how much i legit relate to Arthur minus the violence of course but all i ever wanted and want is someone to choose me to or to be nice to me but that never happens everyone's an ass hole everyone is just awful and i also feel abandoned by everyone i feel like no one care's about me but even though i have a therapist yeah like its funny you would think having a therapist like we do i would feel like i finally have someone who care's about me but i don't i really hope therapy helps me i really hope it does because i dont wanna be what i am anymore now all that keeps me going is my anger im literally driven by rage the only benefit to living angry is people never approach me I just cant risk being hurt again i cant

I don’t think I’ve seen Hannah have this visceral type of reaction from the get go. Good choice for her to watch. Ash killing it as always with the commentary.

If there was one actor who really EARNED his Oscar, was Joaquin Phoenix for this movie!!!!!!!!! No joke, the second I left the movie teather I knew he was going to win!!!!!!!!

@Entertainment-Gaming-Grandad

Жыл бұрын

He got an Oscar for this??

@Colin-bowser

Жыл бұрын

He did, he won an Oscar for best actor

@Entertainment-Gaming-Grandad

Жыл бұрын

@@Colin-bowser ok well it was well acted but not his best performance.

@relent-lass7510

Жыл бұрын

I’m still partial to Heath Ledger’s Joker Still gives me chills almost 15 years later

@gersonribeiro374

Жыл бұрын

@@relent-lass7510 It's because Heath Ledger's performace was MEANT to be creepy, and Joaquin Phoenix was meant to make us simpatise with him!!!!!!

“He has just killed someone and I’m totally with him, and I shouldn’t be” She understood the movie perfectly .

10:00 Hannah sums up the entire point of this film in 10 seconds. Nailed it. Most people who react/review this film don’t bring this point up.

34:00-34:12 "He just told him a joke that *blew* his mind!" Now that is certainly some dark humor I can learn to appreciate. And yet again, Hannah's facial expressions continue to be hilarious to me when seeing the utter shock emoting from her face. lol 🤣

@chiphlip5062

Жыл бұрын

Symbolism☝

The world would fall apart without people like Hannah. I believe that with all my heart. We never would have made it this far as a species. Such a wonderful person, I adore her!

@Karlach_

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. I'm more of a cynic myself but we need more people like Hannah, the world would be a much better place imo

You both represent the two polar opposite reactions to this film. Some people laughed at some of the darkest scenes because of the dark humor; other people were terrified and upset by the same exact scenes. A+ for the perfect balance between the two of you.

@Chasingdreams25

Жыл бұрын

He watched it before that's why

@wet-read

9 ай бұрын

There is a third category: those who just did not care about any of it. Like me. Why? Well, there is the overwritten main character, and the underwritten other characters, plus the vapid plot they inhabit.

@raygunner4970

9 ай бұрын

@@wet-read You must be fun at parties

@OliverOils

7 ай бұрын

​@@raygunner4970nah he must be fun watching movies with 😂 the dude who sleeps early while everyone is watching

@nandyy0808

6 ай бұрын

@@wet-readin this society of hate i respect your opinion.

I looooove how empathetic Hannah is, such a gem in this insane ass world.

I think the beginning of Joker hits especially hard for people like Hannah who are so good and sympathetic. There’s a real moral dilemma of “I know what he’s doing is wrong, but he’s finally happy.” Always love to see your videos ♥️

@gtube6913

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes the only way out is crazy.

@gunman462

Жыл бұрын

I saw it as what he is doing is wrong but they totally were begging for it.

I cried at the beginning of this movie and when everyone was leaving the theater saying it was bad ass, I was so damn emotional and barely held it till I got home. I'm such a positive person and am usually the one helping others, but I was deeply clinically depressed for a while and everyone was sympathetic... until they got over it. They couldn't understand why I was so fucking sad and it became easier to hide it. I dragged myself out of that depression while still helping everyone else who were taking so much out of me. I know others have it worse but at my lowest I was crying under my bed as a full ass adult even as I had to help decorate for a birthday party. More drastic measures weren't even on the table because too many people counted on me. Anyway, this movie hit different and it's scary how some of us are one move away from being the good guy or the bad guy in the story. Everyone loved the chaos of civil war against the establishment and other themes that Joker touched. Realizing you're just one of the back ground characters that didn't help him, while also being HIM who's trying to hold it together, isn't nearly as "bad ass". I could only watch this once but it was an Amazing movie.

@sarahholland2600

Жыл бұрын

Maybe being the one always helping others left you with no innerer sources left to help yourself. It's not selfish to make time for yourself . Otherwise, burnout & illness are going to be inevitable.

@Dimsrose

Жыл бұрын

@@sarahholland2600 it was definitely work that I didn't need at the time. NOW I think the fact that I cared about them and they kept me busy, indirectly, helped me more than when they were actually trying to help. They knew what was happening at first, and tried to understand, but it was making them feel helpless and me feel worse in every way. I wasn't doing anything that was a cry for help either. I genuinely masked as best I could and only allowed myself to fall apart when I got home. I made the call to pretend I was fine and I don't hold anything against them. They were there in a different way at different times of my life. Mental health is just hell on you everyone that's around you. That being said, it was a crazy thing to do, and would be crushed if any friend tried to do that on their own. It wasn't fun.

Fun fact: that scene where Joaquin Phoenix “forgo to punch out” was improvised and the time clock was punched off the wall. He’s incredible

29:23 The gf’s reaction to Arthur’s line hits pretty deep if u think about it, it sure must be an unimaginable feeling to have just one person ever be nice to u in your life

Autistic and alone for 8 years or so.... this movie hit me deep in the feels

@illgillbates9561

3 ай бұрын

Same here buddy..

Hannah: "She's not been with him at all, has she? He's just been stalking her." Ash: *Sniff* Nice one, Ash 😂😂

Arthur was starved of sincere affection his whole life. As soon as he lashed out at everything around him he finally found it.

Hannah has such a pure soul.

This film is a perfect example of how society let's down people who really need help & creates monsters

So excited about this reaction, this movie is disturbingly beautiful. Joaquin absolutely deserved that Oscar.

I'm sure I'm not the only one, but the minute I saw Joaquin's performance in this, I knew he was going to win the Oscar. This kind of a performance comes along SOOO rarely, when it does it sticks with you forever. Masterclass from a legendary actor.

29:29 You already know when she makes that funny face with her lips all weird, she's most definitely going to cry. lol Awwww. She's an absolute gem with a heart of pure gold. I just love her. 😭❤🤗

Not only does Ash have exquisite taste in films (I can only speak for myself but come onnnnnn; when I saw his top list, I applauded internally), but Hannah's immediate connection to the characters makes these reactions that more special. Best duo!

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Mad mad mad love to you ❤️

Incredible performance by Joquin Phoenix, he put so much depth and little details into this character. Amazing, considering he was stepping into the role after Heath Ledger. Also Hildur Guðnadóttir won an Oscar, BAFTA, Golden Globe and a Grammy for her score for this movie. She also won an Emmy but for Chernobyl.

At the end Hannah is in complete shock and horror and Ash repeating "He just blew his mind with a joke.". Classic.

Hannah's connection to Arthur actually changed how I view this movie. I'd never considered the point of view of someone actually trained as a clown. It hit harder now that I can relate to him better, through her experience.

I died laughing just from that intro. Hannah is so god damn funny man, I love her.

Swear I'm about to chew off my hand waiting for 60 more minutes. I've been waiting for this specific reaction forever! Thank you Ash and Hannah.

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

I got you my borther!!

@jamescervi5313

Жыл бұрын

@@justtrustash excellent job! The "told a joke that blew his mind" symbolism was 🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼

Joker represents the perfect example of the fallen wizard/magician. Gandalf is wise because he has hidden knowledge of the world which he uses to guide and teach. The joker too has a form of hidden knowledge. He has knowledge of the shadow side of humanity but rather than use it to teach, he uses it to force people to see the world as he does.

I wanted to hug Hannah so much through all those scenes, bless her

Ash is simply the best at talking about the movie, and giving nothing away. Well done, sir. You two are so good together. Joaquin is simply incredible in this movie. I am so excited that you said you will react to the Christopher Nolan Batman movies! Yet another great reaction.

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Proper appreciate you mate ❤️

@antonioruano7192

Жыл бұрын

but he will not stop going “LOOK LOOK LOOK”

4:32 Ash’s silent laugh matches up perfectly with Joaquin’s laugh 😮

Omg I love Hannah and her reactions 😅😅 Favorite was her saying “Shut up” to the lady on the bus 😅😅

Staircase scene is actually so sick. I think the first scene of him climbing up the stairs represents him trying to pull himself out of the dark, gloomy, hell of his life and he's miserable because of it then in the end the colours are so bright as he's going down the stairs and descending into his madness.

Tarantino had a really interesting critique of this movie. It's something a lot of people watching don't even think about when it happens during the final scene. The movie doesn't just subvert expectations, it subverts perspective and the viewers morals. Most people watching would never want a douchey tv host to die irl but this movie makes you want him to die. It almost puts you in the mindset of the joker.

@adammilette3076

Жыл бұрын

Todd Phillips was the director

@magallanesagustin4952

Жыл бұрын

Not really. Many people didn't want him to die.

@SilverShadow02

Жыл бұрын

Murray was in the right during their conversation. Just because he made fun of Arthur doesn't mean he was awful. Arthur was showing childish entitlement and giving in to his dark desires for power, control, violence, etc. Despite being mistreated he still had the choice to do what was right and he chose to do wrong.

Nominated for 11 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Actor Joaquin Phoenix Best Original Score It was the first and only DC movie to be nominated for all categories. It was the highest grossing R Rated movie of 2019, $1 billion dollars. Coming in 2024, JOKER: Madness For Two.

@FuckFascistYouTube

Жыл бұрын

This is one of my favorite movies ever, but I have absolutely no interest in the sequel

@jcon2060

Жыл бұрын

@@FuckFascistKZread joaquin pheonix is one of the few actors I respect for choosing his roles because he's interested in playing them and exploring the characters. He said in an intervew that he wanted to delve deeper into joker as a character even before the film went on the big screens for the public and he is someone known for only playing originals. Moreover, the sequel is an art house production and it isn't aimed at audiences such as yourself.

@FuckFascistYouTube

Жыл бұрын

@@jcon2060 Audiences such as myself? Lmao what

@rory-wb9rr

Жыл бұрын

the sequel is a musical

The parallels between Joker and Taxi driver are so clear. And Hannah's Bruce Bane quote was hilarious.

I love you guys. Ash is effortlessly hilarious and Hannah is unintentionally funny and has a tonne of empathy

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate you mate ❤️

Joker 2 being a musical is going to be wild.

I always felt his dancing was as a butterfly emerging from the cocoon shedding of old skin becoming something beautiful, something more, or in his case, his true form, as dark and deadly as it was.

Hannah getting mad at the lady for “bothering” her son was the best 😂 I’m with Hannah on that matter though 😂

This was my first time watching it through you guys cause I’m too much of a crybaby but when he said “I don’t understand why everyone’s so rude” I LOST IT 🥺😫

one of the best acting performances you will ever see

This film is truly amazing and sad. Great acting from Joaquin.

He won the Oscar for this. So well deserved.

The two of you together is pure magic. Hanna's empathy is freshing and his sense of humor balances out their chemistry. Brilliant watch.

The first time I watched Joker I literally cried 😭😭

I went to see this movie in theaters with friends when it came out. It frightened me and I teared up and had to leave the theater. It always bothered me how much I had in common with the main character. This movie is an undeniable masterpiece that speaks volumes on the issues of mental health facing people in the modern world today alongside the inadequacies of the systems built to aid those people.

When you know somebody who struggles with mental illness like this, it gets dark. My Father was like this. He would write beautiful stories, then spend days in drunken insanity. He did not make sense to us when he slipped into that mode. He spent three months a year in an insane asylum. My oldest brother struggles as well. Nice reaction. I loved it.

His transition from awkward bullied lad inside the train to a manifestation of pure, unapologetic Chaos visually clearly elucidates Mr. Phoenix as a human masterpiece

I love how long it took Hannah to realize this was THE Joker, Batman's arch nemesis. I wonder when she would have realized by herself if Ash hadn't prompted her. Can't wait to see her reaction to Heath Ledger's Joker!

Bro I've been DYING to see you two react to this! My condolences in advance to Hannah too lol. This is a very deep emotional movie but it sends a message that needs to be recognized!

The Joker isn't a villain, he's an anti-hero. To him, life is just a joke.

I feel you so much, Hannah. I felt my heart break for him basically from the very first second, and I just had the constant feeling of wanting to "protect/shield" him from the hardness of the world around him, and especially from the people in it. Being both highly sensitive and empathic feels like being blessed with a burden a lot of the times.

Hannah is sooo sympathetic in this one! Sweet girl, I love watching you two guys react to stuff! First Blood was a great reaction too! Best wishes you two!

That performance by Joaquin was the most deserved Oscar of this century

Another great Joaquin Phoenix movie is Walk the Line. His performance as Johnny Cash is phenomenal.

@katievfx567

6 ай бұрын

True, he kills it in movies he’s in. I believe his brother had so much faith in him and he definitely proved his talent.

one of my favorite moments is when he's standing on top of the car and he draws his iconic smile with his own blood and the timing of the music is perfect. I love it. Also I'm sure, Ash, you've seen it but if hannah hasn't seen the dark knight, oh man....that would be great to react to. Thanks for sharing~

Literally subbed to see Hannah react to the Dark Knight Trilogy. Looking forward to it

Now that is the reaction this movie deserves a lot. I've come by so many reactions for Joker but most reactants are just so not reasonable and so boring. Liked, comment, subscribed. Keep it up!

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

You made our day mate!! Thank you Alexis ❤️

There are certain films I can watch again and again and again and they never get old. I saw this one in the theatre with my wife and it took such a toll on me, I said I'll never watch it again. I loved it, but it was so dark. This is the first time I've "revisited " it since. It is so damn good but it is a day ruiner for me

there's a theory that all of the first movie was in arthur's head the whole time; and that the end asylum shot is really where he's been for the entirety. It'll be interesting to see if they go that route, or more what people expect; but they could do either for 'folie a deux', the sequel. super stoked. and wonderful reaction

@jessecortez9449

Жыл бұрын

Whenever clocks are displayed on screen they display the exact same time as when he's banging his head inside the asylum. It's a small detail but a constant within a chaotic mind can be telling. I think the sequel is supposed to have musical breaks with singing and dancing further implying everything is inside Arthur's head.

@lilkurva180

Жыл бұрын

@@jessecortez9449 Its odd to me because this is about Joker right? They even showed the killing of the Waynes. Why show the build up to the most popular part of batmans lore if its all "fake"?

@B4LShawn

Жыл бұрын

@@lilkurva180 don’t listen to / believe everything you see on the internet

I was waiting for this so long, but finally we got it, love your reactions ♥ you the best

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate it mate, thank you for watching ☺️

Great reaction as always, love you guys! Hannah breaks your heart and Ash makes you die laughing!

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

My brother Marc ❤️

I love Hannah's empathy. ❤

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

It’s honestly amazing

was so thankful to get to sit and chill and enjoy this reaction with y’all. thanks for the work and for sharing. and so glad you picked up on joker’s “sane” laugh after killing Murray. the only time something was actually funny to him. thanks again y’all!

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Thank you brother for showing love ❤️

The stairs symbolize the Joker's struggle to maintain a semblance of sanity. Throughout the whole movie, they show him slowly ascending the stairs. When he finally "descends" into madness, the scene became iconic. Also, This movie has a great critique of the media as an entity itself. The Joker was simply defending himself from an assault on the subway. The media blew things out of proportion by painting the narrative as an incident triggered by the struggle of the rich vs the poor. The media was just as responsible for the chaos that ensued at the end of the movie.

@kairoskhan7536

Жыл бұрын

While the part about the media twisting the truth into something it is not, i agree with that, Arthur didnt just "simply" defend himself. That is the real tragic part. He shot the first two guys and i felt like "ok that is a fucked situation but i can understand this." He really did protect himself in that moment. Then he hunted the last dude down and executed him like a dog, and that is the part where the line blurs i feel. You can say well he dindt know what he was gonna do, maybe come back with a gun himself whatever. But that shit was dark, that was the point of no return Arthur. And like I said i can understand when people say its not that easy, to judge a situation like this, it wasnt him "simply" defending himself.

@TheBlueTubby

Жыл бұрын

@@kairoskhan7536 I meant that the Joker's actions were not politically motivated. That's what I meant when I said he was simply reacting to a situation, (albeit reacting badly). My point is that the media ran with their own made-up narrative.

Hahahaha, you two crack me up. Fricking Hannah with the oil check at the beginning was hilarious.

Hannah is so god damned funny and has such strong emotions, I'm pretty sure I could watch her react to anything

"...you get what you fckiun' deserve *BAM*" my favorite line in cinema. So well done. It makes the viewer agree with the Joker followed up with a bang.

If Hannah hasn't seen Nolan's Batman trilogy I'd love to see that reaction, especially to the Dark Knight

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Oh trust me, I’m saving that for you guys..it’s gonna be epic

@lordmortarius538

Жыл бұрын

@@justtrustash EXCELLENT, a real bro right here :) love you guys

As a child, we adore the Superhero. But as an adult, we understand the Villain.

This movie resonates with me so much, on a daily basis this is how alone I am and feel, I hate being alone

I knew you would love this movie! You appreciate great acting and complex characters.

Hannah is so intuitive with themes and “symbolisms.” Y’all are a wonderful couple. Shout out from Tennessee, USA

Dude on the left loves to hear himself talk. LOVES it so much he can't shut up lmao

I used to think that my life was a tragedy, but now I realize, it’s a fucking comedy. I could put my sign under that.

notice how at the end of taxi driver travis put his bloody finger to his head and pretended to pull the trigger like arthur did when he was in the girl’s apartment

Bless Hannah's heart at the beginning. This reaction is by far my favourite reaction of yours since I started watching your channel which was only a couple of months ago. Joker is definitely in my top 5 favourite films ever so it was amazing watching this reaction. Great video Ash. You and hannah are both legends

I really thoroughly enjoyed both your reactions. Hannah is so insightful and I was genuinely shocked at some of the things Ash pointed out.

Hannah is an amazing empath. She's very much like my wife, who can't watch this movie because she feels it too much when Arthur is bullied and mistreated. Brilliant movie with an absolutely stellar performance by Phoenix. Great reactions!!

Absolutely loved this reaction video. Thank you!

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

We got you ❤️

I've been watching you guys for so long now that I cry when Hannah cries.

Joker is the only movie to get a genuine emotion out of me its the only movie that made me cry cause of how much i relate to Arthur

Thank you so much for this, now I know there's caring people. Mental Illness is serious and we all deserved to be surrounded by caring people. REAL PEOPLE WITH BIG HEARTS

I think the irony of Thomas Wayne's statements after the killings is that his son does exactly the same thing but for a completely different reason.