clown is one of the most important moments in the movie, and a lucky fan managed to capture the video from the dance in real time. In the official posters and advertisements of the movies, these movies are very eye-catching, even those who have never seen the clown are familiar. In the granular video clip posted on Twitter, the star Joaquin Phoenix can be seen preparing to become a character before the scene begins, and then he dances on the stairs like in the movie.
A lucky fan saw the "Joker" staircase happening in real time.
The scene of the clown dancing on the stairs is perhaps the most iconic moment of the clown, marking the complete transformation of the stained character into the criminal clown prince. After the movie was released, the actual staircase shot in the Bronx has become a tourist attraction, and many fans on social media are reshaping the clown dance. Apparently, Congresswoman Alexander Ocasio-Cortez warned that Joker fans entering the Bronx would take photos of their own stairs and said "Keep Instagram posts outside Boogie Down."
Anyway, with the release of the Todd Phillips movie, the Joker achieved incredible success. This movie is not only the highest grossing R-rated film ever, but also the only R-rated film with a gross of more than $1 billion. Although the release of the film has caused controversy and its content has aroused various opinions, most people think that Phoenix TV has done a good job in starring and should become a strong contender for the Oscar season. With such a huge influx of funds and breaking many records, "Crime Clown" obviously has a good reason to dance.
In addition to playing the protagonist of Phoenix, the Joker also starred Robert De Niro and Murray Franklin, Frances Conroy and Penny Flock, Zaz Biz and Sophie and Thomas Wayne. The story tells the story of "Prince the Joker" and how the character became a reality before he finally had a hatred with his arch enemy Batman. Currently, there are no plans to make a sequel, but both Phillips and Phoenix suggest that as long as the concept is strong enough, the idea can be accepted. Of course, it is almost impossible to break through the original version, but considering its profit, Huayi Brothers will undoubtedly give them the green light if it wants to let Joker 2 take the shot.
As the film continues after breaking the $1 billion mark, the clown is shown in theaters around the world. It has become one of the most popular movies of all time, and it is very likely that people will recreate the iconic dance on those stairs in the next few years. The behind-the-scenes footage of the clown dance comes from Culture Crave on Twitter.
"Joker" is becoming a pop culture phenomenon, so it's no surprise that a pivotal scene swept social media.
fans, influential people and everyone in between flocked to the stairs in the Bronx, New York, where this enthusiastic character named Jonah Phoenix first struggled at the beginning of the film, and then, Dressed in a clown costume and fancy dress, as Gary Gerrit's blood continued, he jumped down the steps and embarked on "Rock and Roll Part Two." The
staircase is located in the Takahashi district of the northernmost administrative district of New York City, where it connects Shakespeare Avenue and Anderson Avenue on West 167th Street. Here, tourists imitated Joaquin's posture and shared their sharing on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter in the snapshot. A follower of
even dressed up as a clown and captioned the selfie stairs photo: "Put a happy face. Halloween is here, my friends!".
However, according to the New York Times, not everyone enjoys it, because local residents will quickly warn people of the dangers of stairs and surrounding communities. An online follower of
warned the public: "I did fall down these steps before." Another concerned resident of
wrote: "If you want to be robbed, then sure. I grew up there all my life. If you’re not there and don’t know the people there, then don’t mess around.” Someone at
wrote that others have won a chance for both sides: “If you want to come here, not only do you have to take pictures in our footsteps, You can also buy something from local companies to support the community."
This may be a good solutionThe solution, because as the film’s global box office revenue exceeds 700 million U.S. dollars, the tourist attraction may remain popular for a long time and is expected to become the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever.
