@ptitecame6688
This scene is just a masterpiece. Every time Arthur tried to cheer people up in a "good way", he always got laughed at, punched and ended up lying on the ground. He did not get up in this scene, the Joker did, and people finally cheered for him. Gotham really got what they fucking deserved.
@AEsir2023
The man actually has tears in his eyes when he draws the smile amazing acting
@eighthnickel1513
Joker (2019) doesn’t inspire violence, it shows how it happens.
@kuro-madoshi
That's where the trouble began. That smile. That damned smile.
@cyvader101
People cheer at this scene When he puts on that smile The smile that was the effect after so much pain It is probably the saddest scene in the movie A man who was in the end a good man died right there, and all that was left was an evil far greater than most could ever imagine We cheer as this was the birth of a famed villain, but the death of someone who just wanted to be happy for one damn time...
@adrienwanted5759
One of best scenes of the decade
@aarijahmed9962
Before: He tried to smile during the pain( By Himself) Now: The pain made him smile(Not by himself) Saddest thing man!
@clarencechung122
the ambulance ran into the police car and killed Arthur. the Joker took over from there onwards.
@MrMgkman13
I had to come here after watching Folie A Deux to remind myself there was a reason this Joker was once great. God damn the sequel ruins everything about this Joker.
@brandonbonett6416
Batman 1989: Joker created Batman Animated series: Batman created Joker Joker 2019: Fate created them both
@BenAuk
Jack Nicholson - Started the Fire Heath Ledger - Left a Torch that no one can grab. Joaquin Phoenix - Grabbed it and ran with it.
@ViceJosh1.9
Heath Ledger would be proud of Joaquin Phoenix.
@cinemageplt
Phœnix is beyond everything in this movie
@crow22532
I wanted to cry so bad when he started dancing. All i could see was poor arthur. Then he realized his fate and put on that smile. Jesus i was so blown away.
@artmaestro02
And this man just won an oscar
@bradlindsey5049
I love the Parallel with this scene and when Arthur says “If it was me dying on the sidewalk you’d walk right over me! Everyday you don’t notice me!” Because when Arthur was dying in the car, they pulled him out and praised him, and he was finally noticed.
@1polyron1
If you didn't watch the movie and had the context up until this scene, then the scene would mean nothing. It's only after being inside Arthur's head and experiencing life through his eyes that makes this scene evolve into something greater than any movie of its kind. It's truly a celebration of Joker. It's a modern tale of caution. We create our villains. Joker is one, like many, who could have been saved but only saw one way out and that was through madness in this cold and lonely world.
@joegould7487
This is genuinely one of the most powerful scenes in a film I have ever watched. The fact that this is the protagonist and that this is not the end of the character's journey but the beginning. I've watched this scene over and over again since I came back from the cinema last october.
@paraphil
The acting, the movement, the music, the direction. Everything is perfect about this scene.
@andrewdinse7658