Bathroom Dance | Joker [UltraHD, HDR]

Joker (2019)
Scene: Bathroom Dance

Storyline: In Gotham City, mentally troubled comedian Arthur Fleck is disregarded and mistreated by society. He then embarks on a downward spiral of revolution and bloody crime. This path brings him face-to-face with his alter-ego: the Joker.

Director: Todd Phillips
Writers: Todd Phillips, Scott Silver
Cast: Joaquin Phoenix (Arthur Fleck \ Joker), Robert De Niro (Murray Franklin), Zazie Beetz (Sophie Dumond), Frances Conroy (Penny Fleck), Brett Cullen (Thomas Wayne), Shea Whigham (Detective Burke), Bill Camp (Detective Garrity), Glenn Fleshler (Randall), Leigh Gill (Gary)

Production Companies:
BRON Studios (in association with) (as BRON Creative)
Creative Wealth Media Finance
DC Comics
DC Entertainment
Joint Effort
Village Roadshow Pictures (in association with)
Warner Bros.

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[KobaLenk]

The bathroom scene was unbelievable magical.
Arthur' descent to madness is one of the saddest, tragic stories I've ever seen

[fahimalvi]

If this movie doesn't get the Oscar for best soundtrack and best actor, I have nothing left to say about the Academy.

[EmpireFanProductions]

“Those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music.” - Friedrich Nietzsche

[axelbucko]

He danced :
-in the bathroom after he killed the 3 wall street guys
-in his home after he killed his mom
-in the stairs after he killed Randall
-in the TV show and on the car after he killed Murray
-in the asylum after he killed the psychologist.

[parveengrg]

The power... The emotion... The movement... The direction... The music... the whole theatre was lost in shivers and grasping for breath.

[tanujaaravikumar]

"Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?"

[twosidessubs]

As a professional dancer, this scene is very shocking to me and not because of his way of dancing, but what he transmits.
When he enters the bathroom, he does not know how to process the feeling of having committed a murder, so he begins to express it through a dance ritual. As the dance goes on, the Joker continues to dance but now in order to eliminate all the guilt he feels for killing those three people, and tries to convince himself that what he did is right. And finally, in the 1:18 minute we can see how unintentionally he ends up accepting evil in his soul and his movements begin to be faster and with confidence. All the feeling of guilt left, his ego rose, and his thirst for revenge is greater.
Finally, when he look himself in the mirror, there is no return. His soul was completely poisoned.

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Joaquin Phoenix did a phenomenal job, Joker got 11 Oscar nominations, and we live in a society. Perfectly balanced as all things should be.

[nnightkingj]

This isn't even a descent to madness it's embracing his inner madness instead of keeping it locked away making him feel free

[milao]

In this scene, Arthur showed who he really was; Joker. 🃏

[dlrdfabz]

This scene is where all my chills started. Such a wonderful OST

[arthurfleck]

This film now remains as one if the best comic book movies of all time. Joaquin Phoenix should be proud for his accomplishments

[ignaciolarasmotionpictures]

*MAGESTIC, * *WELL* *EXECUTED, * cinematography is on *POINT* and the music highlights it *PERFECTLY.* My respect to Joaquin, Hildur, and the last but not least Mr. Todd Phillips por making this Oscar-Worthy *MASTERPIECE.*

[Jules]

The fact that this scene was improvised and not from the script just shows the brilliance of Todd Phillips’ direction and Joaquin’s tremendous performance!

[thatweirdguy]

Hands down best movies i've seen in years.

[danyalali]

"Joker" got 11 Oscar nominations ....
Now I can die in Peace

[insertnamehere]

3 months and this is already one of the most iconic and greatest scenes in a movie I’ve ever witnessed. This is literally the moment in Arthur’s life where he realizes who he is, and it’s beautifully disturbing and captivating.

[meeramalhotra]

Joaquin makes this seemingly ridiculous scene look magical

[losangeleskingsfan]

That kiss was the most masculine and badass thing I have ever seen in a while.

[ursaminor]

Scenes like this remind me of the power of film. The combination of the music, the camera work, and Phoenix’s acting all combine to where you are shocked to find yourself enamored with a man’s descent into madness.