Im glad im not the only one that caught that! I would also say the path to conformity and acceptance is a climb However insanity is always a descent The imagery is staggering+
I caught that symbolism as well. The staircase is his struggle with life. We see Arthur going up this long, steep set of stair that must be difficult to climb. But when we see him as Joker, he's not just going down those stairs, he's dancing down them. Life is much easier and enjoyable for him when he becomes Joker. He's no longer struggling. He's free.
I think you mean it doesn't feel like an MCU or DCEU movie. Comic books are as diverse in their content and presentation as films; film's aren't just summer blockbuster MCU movies.
@@diesenutss Yeah, I think so. It feels like Logan, a movie that's about a character who is not necessarily a comic book character but just happens to be one.
I can not understand why so many reactors do not understand that he is probably helping his mother because she is not well in some way. That is not weird, I would hope most people would do this for their aging parents I know I would.
Yeah, i'm pretty surprised that none can see that she's probably got Alzheimer's or something. What is amazing about these scenes, is you can see the under layer of him cracking. Especially in the bath scene, the way he throws the water in her face, he's palming it off as a game, but there's some definite mania involved in that scene. I would say that we are going to see that there is some residual resentment towards his mother that is leading to his depression as well.
That's what I took from it. He's probably a lonely guy who has to take care of his sick mother. She's one of the few connections to humanity he has. And he spends so much time doing that, he has to settle for crap jobs like twirling signs on the dirty, dangerous Gotham streets, and has a hard time even going on a date.
Not all have gone to the same "no choice" scenario as some like this Arthur. Not enough money to get help for her ailing mother and him trying his best to put a smile to her mother's face while outside around him is trying to tear him apart just for fun.
agreed. watched the trailer before this. liked it, personally. in a different way. wasn't sure how others received it though. only took a few seconds of this video to know.
Cmayja look either way this will be an interesting movie for sure. And yes I agree Heath has a different laugh but Joaquin’s laugh is close to Mark Hamil. U know in the Arkham games and animated series
At what point in TDK did Ledger transform? What comic or animated series adaptation was his Joker based on? Was never a fan of that take. This one here though is pretty dam frightening. The Laugh, is perfect.
I thought that the shot of him in the elevator was particularly interesting. to me, i kind of thought it was the duality his mind. he, himself, is trying to keep his feelings contained, but the patient that's thrashing around and losing it is his internal mindset. the other two men, to me, represent the fact that no one's doing anything in spite of another person's obvious pain. maybe i'm just reading too much into it XD... anyway, i love your videos, Grace!!
Indeed, it's why it's silly how hard they chased Marvels format. They're better suited to these no connected stories, saying that Logan was good. marvel have some interesting characters that would really suit a serious 1 off r rated tale
Same here, no disrespect to Marvel but i just feel like a Good Marvel movie can't match a Good DC movie. To me the characters in DC feels more realistic, plus i also like the Dark tone.
I think this joker will be as good as Ledger's just with a different view. In The Dark Knight he was portrayed more as this mysterious insane genius in the best way, but this version seems so heartbreakingly human (it also kind of reminds me of Birdman, which is great), and it will probably help the way mental illness is seen. Loved it.
I like the comparison to Birdman, that descent into madness fueled by an off-balance person being unable to function properly in the world around them I think this will have a much sadder ending though!
@Kirch, you sound like you're describing Jack Nicholson's Joker, and not Heath's. If you don't consider Ledger's Joker a genius, then you have missed a large portion of the film. His foresight and planning are demonstrated from the off with the bank job scene,the way that he manipulates and uses the mob bosses, and then amplified by the chain of events that he created that eventually led to his 'capture' by Gordon, his one-on-one with Batman, and then his subsequent escape. Everything was planned by him. This thread was so good that the producers of the Bond film, Skyfall, copied it for Bardem's villain. One of the great things about the ending of TDK is that Batman thinks that he has won because the people on the ferries didn't blow each other up, but once again the Joker was way ahead of him because that was a secondary objective for him, his main one was taking down and corrupting the 'white knight', Harvey Dent.
first watch the video, its been 28 min since video is uploaded and your comment shows 21 min and the video itself is 21 min, how the fuck did you watch and got excited???
The scene where the joker meets young bruce wayne might be the funeral of this parents. He wants to teach the boy how to cope with tragedy - just smile.
The Joker character feels like a combination of Killing Joke, Taxi Driver, and The Comedian (Watchmen). I am pretty sure the character even quotes the Comedian. This interests me because it was Moore's attempt to re-image some of the key DC characters that really drove Watchmen
@@GungFuRichard Hey, I was literally thinking for a lot of years that the man is crazy and that only from some of the looks he gave to anyone in the Gladiator.
This is going to be a serial killer movie! So many serial killers have similar origins--weird relationship with their mother, bullied and/or abused--and the smile he gives the therapist is just the type of affectation a psychopath would give.
Grace, i don’t know what I enjoy more: the trailer, the masterful review or your enthusiasm knowing this is the best and most comic accurate adaptation of the essence of joker Brilliant!!!
Batman will always be the best comic book character because of the greatness of his villains... No hero has as many great counterparts as Batman, they just need to be exploited.... And he has the best villain ever
I genuinely think this is your best trailer review. It's on point and can feel how emotional you get, for hoping that - just for one time-, someone has portrayed a beloved comic character, with the respect and dedication that it deserves. Thanks for that.
This just moved up right next to Godzilla with super high in expectations. The movie definitely has Scorsese's influences and also follows the lead of Christopher Nolan in terms making it looked gritty and grounded. Perhaps this the origin movie of a trilogy.
Grace, when Joker put's the smile on Bruce's face, it's through bars, almost symbolizing that the Joker is locked up too. I like how he is a sociopath who can only imitate positive emotions instead of experiencing them himself. it makes his whole Joker routine the ultimate performance and why he makes other people 'laugh' (as he kills them) even though they don't want to. He makes his victims like HIM.
I don't think he has a weird relationship with his mother, pretty sure he's her caretaker. Something about her feels "off" like she might have some sort of illness? My guess is that something bad will happen to his mother (maybe she'll die?) and that will be the reason he starts behaving as the joker.
It definitely is. His portrayal of the joker made him absolutely mainstream and known to the average people more, and he did in the best way possible. I think if heath was alive he’d be rooting for Joaquin to do just as amazing, maybe even better.
Do you think if ledger was still alive yet had the same success as he has with his joker performance that he’d be in more movies like the dark knight rises etc. or the dark knight movies would just be the beginning of the dceu ?
DC needs to take this film as it's the benchmark and apply this darker and distinctive style to their films from here on out. This feels like the caliber of film that DC could and should have been making all along. DCcomics and characters and character origin storylines have always been darker, tragic and far more complex in nature than Marvel comics and characters. So I really hope that the studio keeps going down this kind of darker, twisted and more mature path when it comes to storytelling because that's what will set it apart from Marvel's lighter, brighter and more ensemble-based films. This is honestly the first time I have genuinely looked forward to seeing a DC film in the cinema since the trailer came out for Nolan's 'The Dark Knight' and I hope that continues for future DC film projects.
I'm honestly so down for a string of stand-alone Batman-less Batman movies. I'd absolutely love to see a Clayface movie. As far as Batman movies starring Batman go, I think it's about time we get proper portrayals of the Bat-family. Audiences would eat up movies portraying the likes of Nightwing and Red Hood. That, or let's get straight to Batman Beyond with Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne before it's too late!
The "Taxi Driver" connection is absolutely correct and it's clearly required viewing if you want to fully "get" this movie. I've already seen it a couple of times and it makes a big impression. Thank goodness NYC isn't quite as scary now as it was back in the 70's.
I agree w most everything with the exception of you insinuating there could be an inappropriate relationship between him and his mother. For me, it clearly comes across a boy/man who loves his mother so much because they’ve been through a lot together.
That scene in the elevator really hit me. I recently had to spend 36 in the ER for complications due to surgery. 12 of those hours were spent next to a man who had dementia and was also hard of hearing. I can still hear his nonsensical screaming at his caretaker and the nurses; like he was fighting demons I pray to God never catch him. It's crazy, no pun intended.
When he is going up the stairs as Arthur he is struggling. Coming down the stairs as Joker he is alive.
Love it. I really want this to be good, wish it was out in like a few days though 😭😅
Aw man, beat me to it 😂
I saw that too, the way the trailer goes from Arthur to Joker is just beatiful
Im glad im not the only one that caught that!
I would also say the path to conformity and acceptance is a climb
However insanity is always a descent
The imagery is staggering+
I caught that symbolism as well. The staircase is his struggle with life. We see Arthur going up this long, steep set of stair that must be difficult to climb. But when we see him as Joker, he's not just going down those stairs, he's dancing down them. Life is much easier and enjoyable for him when he becomes Joker. He's no longer struggling. He's free.
The trailer felt like a Joker movie, not a comic book film if you get what I mean.
finally we get a character study film of joker & its looking very promising
I think you mean it doesn't feel like an MCU or DCEU movie. Comic books are as diverse in their content and presentation as films; film's aren't just summer blockbuster MCU movies.
I'm not a fan of the MCU or DCEU so I'm very happy with this.
Doc watchmen type movies are the best
@@diesenutss Yeah, I think so. It feels like Logan, a movie that's about a character who is not necessarily a comic book character but just happens to be one.
I can not understand why so many reactors do not understand that he is probably helping his mother because she is not well in some way. That is not weird, I would hope most people would do this for their aging parents I know I would.
Yeah, i'm pretty surprised that none can see that she's probably got Alzheimer's or something. What is amazing about these scenes, is you can see the under layer of him cracking. Especially in the bath scene, the way he throws the water in her face, he's palming it off as a game, but there's some definite mania involved in that scene. I would say that we are going to see that there is some residual resentment towards his mother that is leading to his depression as well.
That's what I took from it. He's probably a lonely guy who has to take care of his sick mother. She's one of the few connections to humanity he has. And he spends so much time doing that, he has to settle for crap jobs like twirling signs on the dirty, dangerous Gotham streets, and has a hard time even going on a date.
Not all have gone to the same "no choice" scenario as some like this Arthur. Not enough money to get help for her ailing mother and him trying his best to put a smile to her mother's face while outside around him is trying to tear him apart just for fun.
Yeah, that's how I interpreted the scene as well.
more look like she is blind
So many beautiful shots in this trailer. PERFECT 😍
Exactly
I literally snuck in to my work freezer to watch this
Malik Burke please explain why you did and where you work
@@idiotstreams6608 grocery store
your boss want to know your location.
@@LordVoldore or fast food restaurant.
How did you survive 22 minutes in a freezer?
The fact that you sound pretty emotional in this shot by shot speaks to the potential of this movie I think
agreed. watched the trailer before this. liked it, personally. in a different way. wasn't sure how others received it though. only took a few seconds of this video to know.
His laugh is as iconic as the roar from Jurassic Park. Just CHILLS
That laugh was weak His whole joker is crappy he just sounds like Joaquin Phoenix he didn't transform like Heath At all.
Cmayja look either way this will be an interesting movie for sure. And yes I agree Heath has a different laugh but Joaquin’s laugh is close to Mark Hamil. U know in the Arkham games and animated series
My name is Steve Rogers not really Hamill & the other one has them beat
At what point in TDK did Ledger transform? What comic or animated series adaptation was his Joker based on? Was never a fan of that take. This one here though is pretty dam frightening. The Laugh, is perfect.
No hate heath ledger is very dear to me and so is his joker but ive never been a fan of his laugh,, sounds too forced to me
I thought that the shot of him in the elevator was particularly interesting. to me, i kind of thought it was the duality his mind. he, himself, is trying to keep his feelings contained, but the patient that's thrashing around and losing it is his internal mindset. the other two men, to me, represent the fact that no one's doing anything in spite of another person's obvious pain. maybe i'm just reading too much into it XD... anyway, i love your videos, Grace!!
For sure. I saw the thrashing as a visual of what's going on in Joker's head
I feel like a movie like this is designed to be read into a lot, it's absolutely drenched in cinematic metaphor.
That was actually pretty deep. Wow!
No you're not reading too much into it; you nailed it brilliantly. Fantastic!
And his clenched fists really sell it. You can see his anger and frustration.
I fully respect Marvel's achievement however the more distinctive creative visions of DC movies is something I really enjoy
Indeed, it's why it's silly how hard they chased Marvels format. They're better suited to these no connected stories, saying that Logan was good. marvel have some interesting characters that would really suit a serious 1 off r rated tale
Same here, no disrespect to Marvel but i just feel like a Good Marvel movie can't match a Good DC movie. To me the characters in DC feels more realistic, plus i also like the Dark tone.
@@martyvenkman860 i disagree on that
But dc might be changing for the better
@@martyvenkman860 i am rooting the darker & more mature tone of DC. Though because of that reason, it wont be as popular.
Marty Venkman I’ve always loved the realism/cinema roots
Everyone's like "yay, Captain Marvel" and "yay, Avengers Endgame". But now I'm like; forget that crap. Joker is *the* movie to see this year.
You can see more than one movie a year, y'know.
i am excited about star wars episode 9
I tend to watch more than one superhero movie. It’s okay to like them all, or one of them, or none of them
The way he says "what" just has so much personality and menace to it
I honestly didn't think Todd Phillips could pull it off, but God damn! This is amazing! Already looks like a genuine Oscar contender!
Hopefully the writing is, because if it is. This is going to be good
I agree 100% with what u said about others playing a version of the joker but this feels like he is the joker.
It s so perfectly unhinged. If the film is as good as this trailer we could be looking at a masterpiece
Can’t wait for this!
I can see it getting an Oscar nomination for Musical Score and/or Cinematography!
Maybe even a WIN!
Maybe even a nomination for Joaquin Pheonix
It could be 2019 Bohemian Rhapsody, without the directorial mess
A M ehhh maybe?
Stop being modest. BEST ACTOR nom.
Captain Marvel will win the Oscar because STRONG WHAMEN
The elevator scene seemed to me like a metaphor
Inside hes screaming, and hes doing his best to keep the demons at bay
zanderman15
Wow I never thought of that!
Exactly what he has written in his diary.
I always thought giving Joker a name would ruin part of the mystery, but I think Arthur Fleck works so well for some reason.
Anyone hearing "You wanna know how I got these OScars? "
"I just asked people to put on a happy face"
Who else have seen this breakdown several times? This is my 10th. I can't have enough.
Grace’s Shot by Shots always make me 10 times more excited for the movie... this isn’t no exception!
Best breakdown ever
That was a good breakdown. I really enjoyed it :)
I think this is the greatest Breakdown from beyond the trailer ever!
Was thinking the same thing!!
I just love how knowledgeable grace is in DC being a DC fan through and through makes me really happy... 😊
I think this joker will be as good as Ledger's just with a different view. In The Dark Knight he was portrayed more as this mysterious insane genius in the best way, but this version seems so heartbreakingly human (it also kind of reminds me of Birdman, which is great), and it will probably help the way mental illness is seen. Loved it.
I like the comparison to Birdman, that descent into madness fueled by an off-balance person being unable to function properly in the world around them I think this will have a much sadder ending though!
@Kirch, you sound like you're describing Jack Nicholson's Joker, and not Heath's. If you don't consider Ledger's Joker a genius, then you have missed a large portion of the film. His foresight and planning are demonstrated from the off with the bank job scene,the way that he manipulates and uses the mob bosses, and then amplified by the chain of events that he created that eventually led to his 'capture' by Gordon, his one-on-one with Batman, and then his subsequent escape. Everything was planned by him. This thread was so good that the producers of the Bond film, Skyfall, copied it for Bardem's villain. One of the great things about the ending of TDK is that Batman thinks that he has won because the people on the ferries didn't blow each other up, but once again the Joker was way ahead of him because that was a secondary objective for him, his main one was taking down and corrupting the 'white knight', Harvey Dent.
@@claremiller9979 I had forgotten about Birdman! I liked the movie, I wouldn't say I enjoyed it but I FELT it...
“I love when he gets hit by that car” ...😂18:33
I do hope they make this terrifying enough to scare the life out of the 'normies' lol...
Keith yeesss
Don’t cut yourself on your edge man
@@witchdocwayne1462 No need to worry: cuts heal, and chicks dig scars...
@@MacDKB Is this a replacements reference?
Keith already is.+ it’s realising in spooktober
"The society turned Joker insane. Joker laughed it off and turned the society insane."
Gotham gets a criminal it deserves : Joker
Gotham gets a hero it needs: Batman
Kinda sad that we get a Joker movie before a Batman movie😑
Your shot by shot has me excited for this movie even more
Omg you liked my comment!!!! Thanks Grace love you ♥️
first watch the video,
its been 28 min since video is uploaded and your comment shows 21 min and the video itself is 21 min, how the fuck did you watch and got excited???
Tbh comedians can be very dark and deep
Nayden Rodriguez a lot of comedians have very disturbing outlooks on life
Because comedy is meant to hide the gritty & darkness of the world.
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon it’s our last line of defense against the chaos of the world
The scene where the joker meets young bruce wayne might be the funeral of this parents. He wants to teach the boy how to cope with tragedy - just smile.
Colin Gross it’s also nice how in this movie there are rumors that this joker is Thomas Wayne illegitimate son
Interesting theory, bruh. Very interesting indeed.
That could be a possibility!
That's some quality analysis Grace.
You definitely understand this character far better than most reviewers!
Do you know who else loved his mum like that?
Norman Bates from Psycho
Oedipus Complex
@@jasonl3736 daym, terrifying.
@Telly Vin-a who?
The Joker character feels like a combination of Killing Joke, Taxi Driver, and The Comedian (Watchmen). I am pretty sure the character even quotes the Comedian. This interests me because it was Moore's attempt to re-image some of the key DC characters that really drove Watchmen
the way Grace loved this trialer so much, i coulda sworn she was Harley Quinn. lol
Philips gets great shots. i love that i know exactly where he shot in the bronx. ive been up and down those stairs a hundred times.
You must be pretty fit!
Heath Ledger is the best joker!
Joaquin Phoenix: Hold my beer.
Thats what we want. Someone who can outperform Ledger. We all knew Joaquin has the chops to do it.
@@GungFuRichard Hey, I was literally thinking for a lot of years that the man is crazy and that only from some of the looks he gave to anyone in the Gladiator.
Let's just love both. No need to say one is better than the other.
Can u let him rest in peace? That joke is not funny at this time.
Enjoy both, no need to compare
Nah, heaths is overrated. Overacting and not a real joker.
I'm SOOOOOO excited for this movie. Also, I think that good comedians understand tragedy.
If you really dig deep into many comedians' jokes, they're really all about pain made light.
Joker set in the 80s.
Batman set in the 90s.
Perfect in my opinion!
What Batman movie are you talking about?
@@eatsleepworkcars1786 Matt Reeves Batman
Finally, someone that acknowledges that elevator scene and how upset he is, with his fists clenched.
Love the Chaplin references! Clicked on this just to validate my observations of Chaplin's homage! I'm already psyched! 🤓Thanks Grace!!!
Todd Phillips did this?! Wow, I'm surprised. The movie looks gorgeous and it looks late 70s, early 80s to me.
That trailer feels like 20 seconds
This is going to be a serial killer movie! So many serial killers have similar origins--weird relationship with their mother, bullied and/or abused--and the smile he gives the therapist is just the type of affectation a psychopath would give.
I didn't realize how many details and hidden messeges this shots have until i pose them. Such a beautiful teaser😍
This was a great breakdown! Thank you, Grace, I can’t wait to see this movie! 😄
Grace, i don’t know what I enjoy more: the trailer, the masterful review or your enthusiasm knowing this is the best and most comic accurate adaptation of the essence of joker
Brilliant!!!
Batman will always be the best comic book character because of the greatness of his villains... No hero has as many great counterparts as Batman, they just need to be exploited.... And he has the best villain ever
That first shot of a hospital is Metropolitan Hospital in East Harlem, Manhattan. That's probably the closest to Arkham Asylum as you can get ha!.
Lol
I genuinely think this is your best trailer review. It's on point and can feel how emotional you get, for hoping that - just for one time-, someone has portrayed a beloved comic character, with the respect and dedication that it deserves. Thanks for that.
Yeah, to me this movie looks like the 1970's. I always thought Joaquin Phoenix looked similar to Vincent Gallo.
Speaking of Taxi Driver, Martin Scorsese should direct a DCEU film.
I would have him to direct the Batman movie instead of Reeves. We coyld have a Goodfellas or Departedtype of story with Falcone or Penguin.
He is involved in the jocker movie that is why you see his touch in this movie trailer.
It's great to see Grace's end game shot by shot be 17th on UK trending
Kerr MacHattie number 1 now
@@JonathanMutsinzi1998 I didn't know if you were joking, so I checked. Turns out you were joking
Grace, your level of review is so exceptional. I love cinema more and more after i hear your references.
He has to stick the landing Grace- Don't discount Heath Ledgers' performance yet.
I love how he feels so menacing, yet in the trailer we dont actually see him doing anything violent. Like a time bomb ready to explode. Great video.
OMG I just noticed the street is called jerome!! Right above the dont walk sign. Gotham refrence?!?!?!🤔🤔🤔.
Most likely
Prob not there is just a jerome ave in ny
TheKing at what time stamp?? I don’t think it’s a Easter egg
Which is also a reference to The Joker's creator, Jerry Robinson.
Jerome Ave is in the Bronx
This just moved up right next to Godzilla with super high in expectations. The movie definitely has Scorsese's influences and also follows the lead of Christopher Nolan in terms making it looked gritty and grounded. Perhaps this the origin movie of a trilogy.
DC has the most interesting vilains
Agreed, and they have the most source material.
root8ble Explain Thanos?
@@rhysstromberg2778 You really think Thanos is more interesting than DC villains? The only Marvel villain that is comparable to DC is Magneto.
best comic stories
Grace, you made me realise that he smiled at the end...THANK YOU SO MUCH...and awesome breakdown btw👏
I'm shook that this looks SO good
what i took away - Grace doesn't like Stephen Colbert lol
Joaquin and Batffleck would be so good together
Unfortunately that ship has sailed on us but yeah I agree 100% I thought affect was a great batman and these 2 together would be incredible
coolcats036 maybe after the mat reeves origins we can get this joker to be the ‘original’ joker in Batflecks continuity/rogue gallery
Grace, when Joker put's the smile on Bruce's face, it's through bars, almost symbolizing that the Joker is locked up too. I like how he is a sociopath who can only imitate positive emotions instead of experiencing them himself. it makes his whole Joker routine the ultimate performance and why he makes other people 'laugh' (as he kills them) even though they don't want to. He makes his victims like HIM.
I was super skeptical of this movie, but the trailer has turned me around 180 degrees. Can't wait to see it.
I feel the same
I don't think he has a weird relationship with his mother, pretty sure he's her caretaker. Something about her feels "off" like she might have some sort of illness?
My guess is that something bad will happen to his mother (maybe she'll die?) and that will be the reason he starts behaving as the joker.
The elevator scene is so reminiscent of the beginning of the first Arkham game.
Haha Grace never missing a opportunity to rep for New York
Can't wait for this movie, it's genuinely shocked me how good this looks
This analysis blew my mind made me appreciate this movie so MUCH. Thanks Grace
I feel like a hat needs to be tipped to Heath Ledger at some point. He did deserve it and it's sad he's not here
It definitely is. His portrayal of the joker made him absolutely mainstream and known to the average people more, and he did in the best way possible. I think if heath was alive he’d be rooting for Joaquin to do just as amazing, maybe even better.
It also should be noted that Ledger made a massive impact with the character with only about 22 minutes of screen time.
@@kovac5412 heath would've been here not Joaquin
Do you think if ledger was still alive yet had the same success as he has with his joker performance that he’d be in more movies like the dark knight rises etc. or the dark knight movies would just be the beginning of the dceu ?
@@adamsbriee6330 he would've been a force. I miss ledger
Have been refreshing in anticipation for your shot by shot, Grace! Also trades are noting a Taxi Driver comparison after your live reaction.
Literally just saw the notification and immediately clicked. You're the best, Grace!
The year of the jokers🃏 this joker, the TV joker, the birds of prey joker.
I could listen to Grace talk about well made trailers that could possibly become well made movies, FOREVER!
Alright It's 2AM here in PH and I'm still awake just for this!
You have weird time it's 2pm here
@@jrhinktown9171 Hahaha I meant in the Philippines (PH) 😊
This is my favorite shot by shot ever. Grace you're the best. This movie looks amazing, and just with one trailer. I can't wait.
I have started to really appreciate the "EVERYTHING MUST GO" sign.
My god this movie looks amazing
DC has always had good trailers but it’s the actual films that have struggled so I’m excited but staying skeptical
DC is trash Marvel is killing them
JRH in K Town obviously you don’t read comics
Never seen Grace so happy and into it on a trailer breakdown.
It only a trailer and I'm already saying Joaquin Phoenix for best actor.
no one could have explained it better... thanx grace..!!! damm excited for this movie...
This is the best video I've seen from you so far. I was really excited and hyped when I saw the trailer now even more so, 10/10.
Comment Poll: Will Bruce Waynes parents die in this movie? over / under: 10%
Nyda 100%
Of course.
When he walks down the floor after his "transformation" with the flowers in his hand... I think he visits the girl he dated
His mother's grave
Omg the transition form that first song into a instrumental version of nessum dorma is so good👌 (it’s the super romantic sounding song)
Oh my God!!!!(💡) Jonah Hill as the penguin would work so well. I can totally see that.. holy s***!!!
Yesssss!
This is almost a dissertation! Wow Grace! I really enjoyed this shot by shot!
DC needs to take this film as it's the benchmark and apply this darker and distinctive style to their films from here on out. This feels like the caliber of film that DC could and should have been making all along. DCcomics and characters and character origin storylines have always been darker, tragic and far more complex in nature than Marvel comics and characters.
So I really hope that the studio keeps going down this kind of darker, twisted and more mature path when it comes to storytelling because that's what will set it apart from Marvel's lighter, brighter and more ensemble-based films.
This is honestly the first time I have genuinely looked forward to seeing a DC film in the cinema since the trailer came out for Nolan's 'The Dark Knight' and I hope that continues for future DC film projects.
Great video as always. I think this joker can rival Ledger's Joker.
Joker is screaming dark knight& killing joke! Love it, cannot wait!!
CiGi Bee two of the best iterations by two of the best Jokers. Joaquin Phoenix will do great!
I'm honestly so down for a string of stand-alone Batman-less Batman movies. I'd absolutely love to see a Clayface movie.
As far as Batman movies starring Batman go, I think it's about time we get proper portrayals of the Bat-family. Audiences would eat up movies portraying the likes of Nightwing and Red Hood. That, or let's get straight to Batman Beyond with Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne before it's too late!
man does this look good or what! best trailer i seen all year hope the movie is as good as the trailer is
Grace always puts a smile on MY face.
The "Taxi Driver" connection is absolutely correct and it's clearly required viewing if you want to fully "get" this movie. I've already seen it a couple of times and it makes a big impression. Thank goodness NYC isn't quite as scary now as it was back in the 70's.
Only two words to describe my feelings for this trailer: love and excitement
I would love a series of DC Batman related stand alone movies. Imagine seperate movies for Penguin, Riddler, Mr Freeze, etc
Mr freeze definitely! 💯
I agree w most everything with the exception of you insinuating there could be an inappropriate relationship between him and his mother. For me, it clearly comes across a boy/man who loves his mother so much because they’ve been through a lot together.
This looks freaking amazing
Joker is my favorite character in all of media . I am so excited for this movie
That scene in the elevator really hit me. I recently had to spend 36 in the ER for complications due to surgery. 12 of those hours were spent next to a man who had dementia and was also hard of hearing. I can still hear his nonsensical screaming at his caretaker and the nurses; like he was fighting demons I pray to God never catch him. It's crazy, no pun intended.