Joker Knock Knock Joke Murray Show

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Voices-
Joaquin Phoenix (Joker, Arthur Fleck)
Robert De Niro (Murray Franklin)

The Joker (Arthur Fleck) goes on the Murray Show and gets made fun of. Check out my other video to see the rest! Enjoy!
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[glypharte]

"It's the dead, m'am.Your police has been hit by a son.He's drunk."
-Driver

[codinginflow]

The way Murray treats Arthur reminds me a lot of getting bullied in school. That feeling of you can't say anything right, the bully will find a way to mock what you're saying and the crowd will cheer for it, even if it's not even that clever.

[fjalar]

I laughed out loud in the cinema when he said that joke.

[akshatsingh]

It took time for MURRAY to understand the joke ....
But when he did

IT BLEW HIS MIND

[elizabethhempel]

The combination of the trombone and that little old lady lecturing the Joker like he's her grandson sticking his hand into a cookie jar is priceless.

[andrewallen]

This joke was pivotal to the whole scene. The joker made the sick joke to expose the hypocrisy in society. The audience hated the joke but they are part of a society which throws mentally ill people onto the sidewalk like trash. He even laughed telling it to make it more sick so audience would react

[jmgillis]

I still laugh at this joke. When I saw this at the cinema, everyone in the audience laughed at this scene.

[marion]

Knock! Knock!
-Who's there?
-Is the police m'am. Your son's been hit by a drunk driver, he's dead ja ja ja.

[hc]

I feel like his knock-knock joke means more than just a random dull joke to add to the movie's tension. There is a scene where Joker imagines Murray saying that he would love to have a son like him or something like that. That was when he was relatively sane and stable. There is another scene where he finally accepts his inner-self, dresses up as the Joker we know, dances around, then gets chased by cops. During the chase, he literally gets hit by a car. Maybe he was trying to tell Murray that the son he had(at least in his imagination), a peaceful person who did not hate the world around him was now dead, and that all that is left of him is the unstable Joker.

[PTSmash]

"I ain't got nothing left to lose. Nothing can hurt me anymore."

-That line was honestly heartbreaking. Arthur was hanging by a thread in terms of his mental health at the beginning, but he was an overall good-hearted man who cared for the people around him. But then the world shamelessly tore him apart to the extent that all his empathy disappeared.

[ericbloodaxe]

Love the look he gives him at 38 seconds when he pulls the book out

[thatguybob]

1:30 Guy to the left of the trombonist found Arthur's joke funny

[Phentari]

The actress sitting next to him does a very nice job. While everyone else is laughing, she's either smiling uncomfortably or not smiling at all--clearly conveying, "I can tell there's something seriously wrong with this guy and I'm in easy reach of him if he snaps."

[dnalevelc]

I was the only one laughing in the theater 😂🤣🤭😅

[IAmTheStig]

Joker: "Knock knock."

Murray: "Who's there?"

Joker: "It's your investors, WB. You just blew up a billion dollar franchise. I'm dead!"

[davidcotham]

1:36 Perfect time for him to have recovered the joke with "It's been a rough few weeks.. since I got a DUI"

[Jim]

I must have been in the cinema with a bunch of savages because this legit had the entire audience laughing.

[stolasgoetia]

The joke is funny because it shows the Joker's twisted humor.

[dannny]

The combination of the joke and the trombone honestly had me in tears (laughing) for the longest time. My wife and parents just sat there like, okaaay? Still don’t know why it tickled me so much

[ronjacob]

0:47 this quote right here is quite emotional.
You can easily understand a Man's feeling who had fell deep inside an endless torment.