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Joaquin Phoenix Surprises Fans at ‘Joker’ Screenings in Los

Moviegoers who went to see “Joker” on the Alamo Drafthouse in downtown Los Angeles bought a giant shock on Saturday night time when Joaquin Phoenix confirmed up for an sudden Q&A session.

Dressed in a gray hoodie supporting the Animal Liberation Front — one in every of his longtime private social causes — Phoenix went from theater to theater to say hiya to followers and reply questions on his efficiency as Arthur Fleck, the mentally unwell outcast of Gotham City who turns into the notorious Joker.

In the clip above, you may see Phoenix discuss concerning the scene featured within the trailer the place he dances on a set of stairs. He discusses how he labored with choreographer Michael Arnold on what has develop into the defining second of the movie.

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It was an fascinating selection for Phoenix to choose Alamo Drafthouse as the positioning of his shock look. Earlier within the week, the premium theater chain introduced that it will enhance safety this weekend at its 40 nationwide areas following fears that “Joker” would encourage acts of violence just like the 2012 Aurora movie show capturing. That didn’t cease “Joker” from setting a brand new October field workplace report with its $93.5 million opening weekend.

Every DC Comics Movie Ranked From Worst to Best, Including ‘Joker’

The DC Comics universe hasn’t flooded the large display screen fairly the best way Marvel ones have, however the DC model has been hitting the large display screen longer within the fashionable period. We ranked all these fashionable flicks, from “Superman: The Movie” to this yr’s “Shazam” and “Joker”
34. “Superman IV: The Quest for Peace” (1987)

Christopher Reeve is by far the most effective Superman. But “Superman IV” is a bomb in each sense — partly due to its heavy-handedness about bombs. Nuclear bombs. The movie finds Superman making an attempt to eradicate the world’s nuclear risk, however his greatest intentions run afoul of a foolish, badly dated villain named Nuclear Man.
33. “Supergirl” (1984)

We had a female-superhero film in 1984, and it was pure cheese. But hey, at the least they tried. The smartest thing I can say about it’s there are worse issues in life than this film.
31. “Steel” (1997)

Best often called “the one Shaq was in back when he tried acting,” “Steel” is fairly dangerous. But the enjoyable sort of dangerous.
30. “Justice League”

Warner Bros has continued to innovate in the way to make dangerous DCEU films, with “Justice League” managing to be horrible in a very totally different manner from “Batman v Superman” and “Suicide Squad.”
29. “Man of Steel” (2013)

Could have been worse, I assume. But it is nonetheless morally gross and has a plot that does not make sense. That it is very fairly to have a look at would not override these issues almost sufficient to make it watchable.
28. “Joker” (2019)

This will not be a great characterization of the Joker as a human being, and except for that it is only a soulless, meaningless expertise.
27. “Catwoman” (2004)

Thoroughly horrible, however one way or the other amusing even so. Sad that it is seemingly been swept into the litter field of historical past.
26. “Batman & Robin” (1997)

Rightly hated, nevertheless it’s tremendously entertaining right here and there. Uma Thurman…