The final scene in Joker
Most interpretations I've found online, including a few on this site, seem to believe that the events of Joker are all imagined, and the only "real" scene is the final scene, with Joker in Arkham Asylum.
If this is the case, can someone explain why, when the camera pans past the face of the social worker who is questioning him in the final scene, we see Arthur standing in the shadows behind her? It's like he's an observer, which makes the scene feel like it's imagined as well. Am I missing something?
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What happened at the end of the movie Joker?
And then it turns out it's just a story being told to a psychiatrist in a mental asylum where Arthur Fleck is kept. The film ends with him having killed the psychiatrist (denoted by the bloodstains coming from his footprints) and being chased around the asylum.What was the scene removed from the Joker?
While the scene that was kept in the movie shows us that Reeves' Gotham does indeed feature a Joker, it's this deleted scene that finally reveals that this clown has already had a run-in with the Bat. It seems to be the reason he was locked up in Arkham Asylum in the first place.Does Joker have an end scene?
Unfortunately for DC fans hoping for any extra content after the credits have stopped rolling, \u201cJoker\u201d has no post-credits or mid-credits scene. Once the credits begin, the movie has ended, and there are no extra scenes or any other type of content to experience.Was all of Joker in his head?
1. It's all in his head. Before the credits roll on Joker, audiences are asked to suspend all belief that what they've been watching is actually true. As the movie heads into its final chapter, it becomes increasingly clear that the Harlequin of Hate has been telling a few porky pies.Joker Kills Murray - Ending Scene (HD)
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