JOKER ENDING (2019) | 'That's Life'

JOKER ENDING (2019)

That's Life by Frank Sinatra

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[Names_buck]

There's a theory that the entire film is a lie told by the Joker, a made up backstory and that this is current day Gotham where Batman is a present. To quote the Clown himself from the Killing Joke "if I'm to have a past, I'd prefer it to be multiple choice." I really like this theory and hope it's true

[danielwilliamson]

Loneliness, rejection, bullying, abuse can really drive someone like Arthur Fleck to pure madness and violence.

[gothamknight]

It says “The End” at the end of the film, therefore the story is done and no sequel exists.
A one and done masterpiece.

[tpasof]

i love how this scene shows that in the beginning of the movie, the therapist doesnt listen and has no interest in what he has to say- while he is trying to tell her everything thats wrong with him and what he needs help with. then at the end the therapist is yearning for him to say anything that can explain his new behavior- and he no longer wants to talk anymore.

[kjd-sb]

I'm so glad they never made a sequel to this masterpiece.

"B-But they--"

I'M SO GLAD THEY NEVER MADE A SEQUEL TO THIS MASTERPIECE!

[m.smathe]

this is the first time in the whole movie where he laughs from his heart.

[quarantinebored]

Once he started singing “that’s life” the filmmakers basically were setting up joke 2: the musical.

[Robert___]

This is the actual ending to the Joker franchise.

[SteveKilgore]

Glad I haven’t watched Joker 2 after hearing the spoiler reviews, because now this will forever be the ending I remember of Joker’s story.

[micahcaraballo]

I noticed Joker has 3 types of laughs throughout the whole movie: (1) the laugh that he cannot control because of his medical condition, (2) the fake laugh when he mocks someone for trying to be funny, and (3) the genuine laugh when something IS funny.

[johnmarston]

5 years later i get the joke. He was laughing at how terrible is joker 2

[cybernautadventurer]

In the script, after Joker says ''You wouldn't get it'' he was supposed to add ''This is between me and him''. That's a clue as to what made him laugh.

[DesertDweller]

1:34 I still get chills when hearing him chuckle through the lyrics. Joaquin Phoenix absolutely crushed the complex character of the joker.

[keepcalm]

I always liked the theory that the last scene with Joker in Arkham with the therapist was a reveal that he was telling that story to her the entire time of something that happened years ago.

At that moment he gets the revelation that the young kid he knew as Bruce Wayne is Batman, the same person responsible for his current, yet brief incarceration in Arkham. He laughs because he realizes that he was responsible for creating the very person that got him locked up.

But there is also a sense of power now because he realizes that Batman was HIS doing. Which is why they allude to him killing his therapist (seeing his blood stained footsteps was an amazing way to allude to that) and breaking out of Arkham because he now has a new purpose.

[David-xcwe]

after seeing Folie a Deux, let’s just say Arthur’s story ended right here…..

[laziebuddy]

"And Remember that's life"

[IsaiahMiguel]

I don’t get why people say that Arthur Fleck was never supposed to be the real joker
In this scene he has already completely transformed and kills his therapist for no reason
They could’ve made this the best joker but no, Hollywood can’t stand anything good to succeed

[mauriciomoreno]

My mom: why are you looking at a guy laughing?
Me: you wouldn’t get it

[michealsmith]

There’s something really satisfying about this ending and I don’t know why

[thewandererslibrary]

2:43 I always like to think that the orderly was chasing the Joker at first, but the second time they run by, it's the Joker chasing him.