Welcome, Tow Watch Mojo and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 movies to watch.

If you liked Joker for this list, we're taking a look at movies with themes, characters and styles.

In the spirit of Todd Phillips, Oscar nominated Joker, there is a spoiler.

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Go get my money like my name's Tom.

Number 10 American Psycho.

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Before he was Bruce Wayne, Christian Bale played Patrick Bateman, another wealthy, good looking businessman with a double life behind closed doors.

However, Bateman has much much Maurin common with Batman's arch nemesis.

At first glance, you wouldn't assume that this charming investment banker is a psychopath, but this makes it all the more shocking and upsetting when he breaks out a nail gun, chainsaw or acts and Justus Joker leaves much open to interpretation.

The Ending of American Psycho also invites endless analysis without giving anything away.

It'll have you seeing this dark and disturbing thriller in a whole new light.

You're my lawyer, so I think you should know I've killed a lot of people.

Number 91 Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest look like that kind of guy, you know.

With his interpretation of the Joker back in 1989 Jack Nicholson further proved that nobody plays madness better than him.

But in Cuckoo's Nest, Randall Patrick McMurphy isn't crazy.

He's a criminal who assumes he'll have it better in a psychiatric institution than a prison farm.

But McMurphy forms a strong bond with his fellow patients, finding that many of them could improve if only they were treated with respect, understanding in basic human dignity, Nurse Ratchet has the opposite viewpoint, treating her patients like lost causes who should be broken down and cut off from the world like Joker, this best picture winner shined a spotlight on what can happen when society turns its back on the vulnerable This'll CE doesn't die.

Break it in hand, you don't get shit Number eight Dog Day Afternoon.

Nobody will you.

Todd Phillips singled out Dog Day Afternoon is one of the films that inspired Joker, saying that both explore quote how the anti heroes become embraced.

Whereas Joker is a work of fiction that yearly mirrors our culture.

This crime drama was inspired by the true story of John Wojtowicz, renamed Sonny Wart Sick in the film and brilliantly portrayed by Al Pacino, Wojtowicz is a Vietnam War vet who robs a bank to pay for his wife's gender reassignment surgery.

I knew I'd never get my operation taking place after the Attica prison riot.

And during a time when the Vietnam War was being heavily pro tested, many felt the film brilliantly exemplified a relevant antiestablishment message.

Given the current political and social climate, it's hard not to get a similar feeling from Joker Number seven Fight club with insomnia, nothing's really everything's far away.

Everything's a copy of a copy from Jack Napier to Arthur Fleck.

The Joker has adopted a few aliases throughout his storied history and popular media.

Likewise, the protagonist and fight club goes by several different names.

To us, though he's the narrator, an aimless misfit, Sleepless Lee going through life full of pent up rage, her lie reflected my line.

Narrator is finally given somewhere to unleash that anger upon meeting Tyler Durden.

Together, they start a fight club, bringing together Maur social rejects.

If this is your first night at Fight Club, what starts off as a few guys throwing punches escalates into an anarchistic uprising against society.

Like Fleck, the narrator's own insanity proves contagious.

Amassing a following known as project mayhem in Death, a member of project mayhem, has also just like Joker.

Fight Club is a twisted, humorous and powerful film.

The taps into hidden, inner, troubled emotions.

Think of everything we've accomplished.

Man number six Psycho Imagine Joker.

If the 1st 30 minutes were told from the perspective of Sophie, you get a film that's narratively similar to Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece of psychological suspense.

Psycho.

When Marion Crane first meets Norman Bates, he seems like a mild mannered man who lives with his mother.

Well, uh, if you want anything, just just tap on the wall I'll be in the office, Thank you.

The deeper Marion prize into Norman's life, she starts to see a side of him that's lonely and tortured.

A few years ago, Mother met this man and he he talked her into building this motel.

He could have talked her into anything, and when he died, too, it was just too great a shock for and the way he died.

Nevertheless, Norman seems like a harmless soul who wouldn't hurt a fly.

As the curtain is pulled back, However, Marion and the audience come to realize that the Bates Motel is truly a madhouse.

Psycho and Joker both polarized audiences with their depictions of violence.

Yet that audacity is part of what made both films instantly iconic.

They'll see, they'll see, and they'll know they're safe.

She wouldn't even harm a fly.

Number five.

The Dark Knight Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, We are tonight's entertainment.

It's safe to assume that Warner Brothers never would have given Joker the green light if it hadn't been for the success of The Dark Knight.

Batman had seen his fair share of dark incarnations over the years, but Christopher Nolan was the first film maker to answer the question.

What if Gotham City existed in the real world?

With his follow up to Batman Begins, Nolan introduced the Joker into his version of Gotham.

Batman must take off his mask and turn himself in every day.

He doesn't People will die.

In a performance that won him a posthumous Academy Award, he Fletcher molds a colorful comic book villain into a chilling domestic terrorist.

To compare Ledger's Joker to Joaquin Phoenix is is apples and oranges.

But the grit and sense of realism Ledger brings to the role undoubtedly paved the way for Arthur Fleck.

Number four.

You were never really here.

Of all the characters in Joaquin Phoenix's filmography, Joe from You Were Never Really Hear, perhaps shares the most similarities with Arthur Fleck.

Both are lost souls who look after their mothers and struggle with trauma.

The difference between these two characters is that Arthur has been stripped of his humanity, becoming a merchant of chaos.

Joe, however, attempts to find purpose in this mad world by saving trafficked girls.

When one job takes an unexpected turn, Joe is tor NW.

Whether to keep fighting or to give into a suicidal thoughts, even If Joe does rise up a hero, his deeds, they're likely to go unnoticed.

Writer director Lynne Ramsay crafts a brutal psychological thriller with echoes of Martin Scorsese.

Was he with the other guy Number three Network?

Since the show was the only thing I had going for me in my life, I have decided to kill myself.

So what'd she say?

I'm gonna blow my brains out right on this program a week from today, in another performance that one a posthumous Oscar, Peter Finch forever changed cinema with his mad as hell monologue.

In Network, Finch plays Howard Beale, a news anchor who decides to say exactly what's on his mind.

Viewers love what Howard has to say, and the network loves his ratings even more.

You've got to say I'm a human being, goddamn it my life, much like how the citizens of Gotham start wearing clown masks.

It isn't long until people are following Howard's example, calling him the mad prophet of the airwaves.

In a world run by corporations, though, Howard finds that there's only one higher power.

The almighty dollar.

Both Howard and Arthur have their unstable mines exploited for ratings, of course, whereas one becomes the media's victim, the other turns the tables on the TV.

God's less than 3% of you people read books because less than 15% of your brain newspapers, because the only truth you know is what you get over this tube.

Number two.

Taxi Driver.

What?

That's hi.

Speaking of Martin Scorsese, Todd Phillips made it no secret that the legendary directors work had a major influence on him.

It's not a coincidence that Phillips chose to shoot Joker in New York, the same city that provided the bleak backdrop of Scorsese's taxi driver.

Both Phillips and Scorsese paint the Big Apple as a sleazy urban playground overrun with crime and debauchery.

Are you Charles Palantine, the candidate?

Yes, I am.

I'm one of your biggest supporters, you know, I tell everybody that comes in this taxi that day after vote for You.

At the center of everything is a frustrated outcast who becomes obsessed with a politician, a beautiful woman and finding meaning in life.

Had Joker been made in 1976 Robert DeNiro probably would have been the only actor dedicated and vicious and unpredictable enough to play Arthur as Travis Bickle.

However, De Niro gave us an anti hero for the ages.

You're talking to me talking to me.

While all the movies on this list share themes and even actors in common with Joker, our number one is eerily similar, and you will definitely appreciate it if you were into Todd Phillips movie.

So let's run down some honorable mentions before we tell you the movie you have to watch.

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I'll let you go.

No, uh, there's nothing easy about Yes, please be like the rest of the world blaming someone else for your boring shit.

Are you trying to poison, you know?

Where's your father?

Dad?

How did he die drunk?

I think it's a sewing job.

You're lying.

What's wrong with the street?

Nothing.

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Scorsese and DeNiro reteamed for this dark comedy, which is arguably the spiritually predecessor to Joker before playing Murray Franklin.

De Niro start is Rupert Pupkin, a stand up comedian who believes he's destined for greatness.

Rupert has his career all mapped out with a talk show host played by Jerry Lewis, being integral to his plan.

If everything works out, you should be out of here by the very latest 12 12 30 When things don't go, is he envisioned, Rupert takes drastic measures to make his fantasies come true.

By the time he finally gets to tell jokes in front of an audience, neither Rupert nor the audience can decipher what's real anymore.

Joker also chillingly blurs the lines between reality and madness.

But this time De Niro assumes the Louis role.

A lot of you are probably wondering why Jerry isn't with us tonight.

Well, I'll tell you, the fact is, he's tied up, and I'm the one time do you agree with our picks?

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