Joker (2019) - Bathroom Dance (Extended)

Extended version of the soundtrack 'Bathroom Dance', from the original motion picture album of Joker (2019).

Composed and conducted by Hildur Guðnadóttir.
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[crowbar]

One quote from the movie is accurate: "Is it just me... or is it getting crazier out there?"

[poopsock]

The scariest thing about this movie was how real it felt

[edit:] Coming back to this 10 months later at nearly 9k likes, genuinely brings me comfort in our place here. This movie felt real because it is the personification of the clown world we live in and you all get that, we are born to die and the only thing repressing us of our humanity is our fear of death, and sequentially of each other. People are afraid to be real; most importantly to themselves, it is an injustice and a tragedy and it is self inflicted. To quote Terence McKenna "there are only two true emotions, love and fear", and its getting crazier out there.

[BecomingSelf]

I can't get this film out of my head..

I don't understand the hate... I don't know why they think you'd walk out of the Cinema wanting to incite violence and burn down the world - I walked out of the Cinema thinking I should be even more careful of my words.. be more kind and genuinely nice to people I bump into on a daily basis. On a general level, it is quite telling and revealing of the glaring inequality and how dissatisfied, oppressed, neglected, sick and tired of petty bureaucratic and social rules people really are. A real depiction of society today.. what a tragically beautiful movie it is! I really don't understand the hate.. people would rather bullshit themselves than face the reality and change or demand change for the better.

[adildahbi]

He wants and needs to cry...he can only laughs in every part of the movie kills

[vengeance]

My complete and honest reaction to joker 2’s ending

[taimazty]

This music won’t get out of my head and i can’t stop thinking about the movie

[cheetaro]

“The most dangerous kind of man is a man with nothing to lose.”

[AnotherBeerMovie]

The first scene where he forces himself to smile and a tear drops off his right eye says it all. A man forced to smile in a shitty world just to get his bread.

[evapirug]

I will never forget the Joker dance. One of the most powerfull scene in cinematography.

[depressedcheems]

I never felt sadness, intensity, humor and then beauty in such a short time-span.

[Darth_Insidious]

To be mocked for trying to make people happy and idolized for making them suffer. What a sick joke.

[mr_ksfm]

I may be crazy but THIS movie can’t get out of my head. Legit I watched this movie for the 11th time. This movie is a masterpiece.

[TotalTech.]

2009: The joker is disturbing because of the murders he commits
2019: The joker is disturbing because of how much of ourselves we see in him

[soundzpleasure]

The most magnificent element of this scene is the fact that the dance was Phoenix's improvisation (it wasn't in the script)

[omraj]

the sad thing is he truly only wanted to make people laugh and happy. they bullied him for even trying

[lordpancakes]

To me this song is about suffering and sorrow. Instead of turning that into something uplifting it turns it into something that you must embrace. A true masterpiece.

[FedericoLoro]

I used to go to the cinema very often with a friend of mine, both passionate about movies. Around 50 minutes from the multiplex to our home by car and we always used to take advantage of that time discussing the film we had just seen; actors, screenplay, scenography, direction and so on. So many words spent on the story of Mother!, so many words talking about the outstanding sound effects of Dunkirk, so much time spent talking about movies.

That night, right after Joker, we exited the theater, got into the car, and drove back home without saying anything. Not even one word. We both knew it was a masterpiece, there was no need to point that out. We spent that time thinking about how hard, violent, and true this movie has been. It really hit me like a freight train at full speed. I still remember the emotions I had watching it with this blaring soundtrack on the background. I didn't cry, but I really wanted to for Arthur.

[rau]

When someone dies in a movie its like: Oh no! Anyways.

But in this movie it felt so real.

[sealake]

This movie felt so real. Like, Arthur’s story could happen to anyone.

[tommiller]

Even 4 years later, this theme got me chills. Even 4 years later, I love seeing again and again this movie. Even 4 years later, I am still impressed by the movie and the wonderful acting performance pf Joaquin Phoenix. Even 4 years later, I am still mind blown by the photography, the atmosphere, the colors, the scenario of this movie.
This movie is a huge masterpiece. One of the best movies released in the 2010 - 2020 decenny. If you didn't like it, just review it, just to be sure. Maybe you didn't get the true message of this film. This film says a lot of amazing stuffs about the society and the mental health.