• Joker (2019) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 8.50/10 from 795335 votes

Tags: nihilism, out of control, loss of control

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Synopsis

Struggling to make people laugh in grim early-1980s Gotham City, the mentally ill street clown and failed stand-up comedian, Arthur Fleck, wears his smudgy makeup every day to eke out an existence.

Mocked, bullied, and above all, marginalised, Fleck's slippery grip on reality will pave the way for a gradual descent into a dark world of unrestrained violence, as a loaded revolver enters the picture offering the long-awaited liberation.

Then, the medications stopped working, and troubled Arthur's fierce hatred seems to be the only way out.

Is the world prepared for the gloriously malevolent advent of the grinned super-villain, Joker?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Joker
	Temptation Rag	Claude Bolling: Performer
	Here Comes The King	Steve Karmen: Writer
	Murray's Theme	Judson Crane: Writer Stewart Lerman: Produced
	Hello News	Frank Gari: Writer
	Rooftop	Hildur Guðnadóttir: Writer Hildur Guðnadóttir: Performer
	Everybody Plays The Fool	The Main Ingredient: Performer
	The Moon Is A Silver Dollar
	Slap That Bass
	If You're Happy And You Know It
	Send In The Clowns
	My Name Is Carnival
	Smile
	That's Life
	Murray's Late Night
	Toy Dept. (Toy Waltz)
	Bedding Dept.
	Descends In Lift
	In Basement
	Joins Girl In Bedding Dept.
	Charlie Meets Burglars
	Bottle Bursts
	Rock 'n' Roll (Part 2)
	Love Theme
	Spanish Flea
	White Room
	Murray's Theme	Judson Crane: Performer
	If You're Happy And You Know It	Joe Raposo: Performer
	That's Life	Dean Kay: Performer
	Murray's Late Night	Dean Kay: Performer
	Rock 'n' Roll (Part 2)	Gary Glitter: Performer

User reviews

Emily Walker

9/10

The soundtrack of Joker is a haunting and immersive experience that perfectly captures the dark and gritty atmosphere of early-1980s Gotham City. The music enhances the sense of unease and tension throughout the film, adding depth to the character of Arthur Fleck as he descends into madness.

Linda King

5/10

The music in Joker effectively conveys the inner turmoil and psychological struggle of the main character, adding depth and complexity to his story.

Jennifer King

6/10

The use of recurring motifs in the music of Joker reinforces the thematic elements of the story, creating a cohesive and cohesive audio-visual experience.

Joseph Hall

8/10

The Joker soundtrack perfectly captures the dark and gritty atmosphere of early-1980s Gotham City.

Carol Miller

8/10

The musical cues in key moments help to build suspense and enhance the emotional impact of the film.

Melissa Baker

5/10

The use of strings and orchestral elements in the soundtrack enhances the sense of foreboding and impending darkness throughout the film.

James Harris

10/10

The soundtrack of Joker is a masterclass in creating atmosphere and mood through music. The score perfectly complements the film's narrative, elevating the emotional impact of key moments and drawing the audience deeper into the twisted world of Arthur Fleck.

Lisa Robinson

5/10

The score of Joker skillfully mirrors the character development, from Arthur Fleck's initial vulnerability to his transformation into the menacing Joker.

Laura Smith

6/10

The soundtrack's blend of classical compositions and contemporary sounds creates a unique and immersive auditory experience that complements the visual storytelling.

Timothy Jackson

8/10

The haunting and melancholic score enhances the sense of isolation and despair felt by Arthur Fleck.

Elizabeth Allen

1/10

The soundtrack of Joker felt disconnected from the emotional intensity of the main character's journey. The music failed to capture the inner turmoil and descent into madness of Arthur Fleck, leaving a sense of unfulfilled potential.

Patricia Moore

8/10

The incorporation of iconic songs like That's Life by Frank Sinatra adds a nostalgic touch to the soundtrack.

Karen Anderson

7/10

Overall, the Joker soundtrack is a masterful blend of music and storytelling, elevating the film to a whole new level.

William Garcia

1/10

The soundtrack lacked a cohesive identity and failed to leave a lasting impression. Instead of complementing the narrative and enhancing the viewer's emotional connection to the characters, the music felt like a superficial addition that did not add depth or complexity to the overall cinematic experience.

Edward Smith

6/10

Overall, the music in Joker is a vital component of the film's success, enhancing the storytelling and immersing the audience in the dark and twisted world of the character.

Thomas Rodriguez

6/10

The soundtrack of Joker perfectly captures the haunting and unsettling atmosphere of Gotham City in the early 1980s, setting the tone for Arthur Fleck's descent into madness.

Patricia Young

8/10

The soundtrack's pulsating beats and ominous tones create a sense of tension and unease throughout the movie.

Joseph Mitchell

8/10

The soundtrack effectively mirrors Arthur's deteriorating mental state, culminating in a crescendo of chaos and madness.

Donna Baker

2/10

The use of repetitive and generic orchestral themes in the soundtrack did not enhance the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the film. It felt like a missed opportunity to create a more unique and immersive sonic experience that could have deepened the impact of the story.

Elizabeth Thompson

5/10

The soundtrack effectively mirrors the chaotic and unpredictable nature of Arthur Fleck's mental state, reflecting his inner turmoil through dissonant melodies and jarring rhythms.

Betty Lee

7/10

The use of classical music, like the song Send in the Clowns, adds a layer of irony and depth to the film.

Elizabeth Miller

6/10

The soundtrack of Joker expertly conveys the duality of the main character, blending moments of vulnerability with bursts of manic energy and aggression.

Mark Thomas

9/10

The use of string instruments in the soundtrack is particularly effective in conveying the inner turmoil and chaos of the protagonist. The haunting melodies evoke a sense of melancholy and desperation, mirroring Fleck's internal struggle and eventual transformation into the Joker.