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Tuckerfan · Jul 27, 2024

Diacanu · Jul 29, 2024

Kumail Ali Nanjiani is Booster Gold!!

@We Are Borg 's favorite actor ever!!

Steal Your Face · Jul 29, 2024

Diacanu said: ↑

Kumail Ali Nanjiani is Booster Gold!!

@We Are Borg 's favorite actor ever!!

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14thDoctor · Jul 29, 2024

Diacanu said: ↑

Kumail Ali Nanjiani is Booster Gold!!

@We Are Borg 's favorite actor ever!!

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So basically his character from Obi-Wan? And he'll even have a little droid buddy?

Diacanu · Aug 19, 2024

Joker 2 is silently creeping up on us, so here's a new poster.

Crosis36 · Aug 19, 2024

Diacanu said: ↑

Joker 2 is silently creeping up on us, so here's a new poster.

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I just can not get excited about this. I was incredibly disappointed by the first one, and I'm not particularly enticed by what looks to be a very muted Harley Quinn.

Tuckerfan · Aug 21, 2024

Joker: Folie à Deux Will Begin in an Unexpected Way

DEI Hire · Aug 21, 2024

Joker without Batman is like…Shredder without the Ninja Turtles failing to cut him slack when he attacks.

Tuckerfan · Sep 4, 2024

Tuckerfan · Sep 5, 2024

Remember when I said this?

Tuckerfan said: ↑

Joker 2 Cinematographer Teases "Risky" Sequel

It's a musical. My feelings towards musicals are slightly milder than Anthony Bourdain's thoughts about what he'd like to do to Henry Kissinger.
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I can't say as I'm surprised.

Apparently the Lady Gaga ‘Joker’ Sequel Is Terrible
Folie à Dud
One critic even called it “blockbuster filmmaking as a form of collective punishment.”

Fans excited for the sequel to Joaquin Phoenix’s Oscar-winning Joker are, apparently, going to be disappointed. Joker: Folie à Deux, an incredibly annoying movie title to have to type out in Google Docs, premiered Wednesday at the Venice Film Festival to dismal reviews. It turns out that not even Lady Gaga in a musical is enough to paint a Joker-esque smile on critics’ faces.

Despite trailers teasing the sequel as a movie-musical epic, IGN’s Siddhant Adlakha wrote that the movie is “actually more of a courtroom drama, and not a very interesting one at that.”

Vulture’s headline is that the movie “commits the mortal sin of wasting Lady Gaga.” Alison Willmore wrote, “Her Lee isn’t an equal partner to Arthur but another accessory in his grand tragedy — a supercharged, scary-eyed take on a serial-killer groupie.”

Indiewire went so far as to say that director Todd Phillips’ musical sequel “feels like it’s bad on purpose.” David Ehrlich wrote that the film is “boring, flat, and such a criminal waste of Lady Gaga that we should demand a public hearing. The movie, he said, “tries and fails to make a point of our own frustrations with it.”

The most damning line of Ehrlich’s review: He said the film is “blockbuster filmmaking as a form of collective punishment.”

Anyone who thought the first Joker film was polarizing wasn’t won over by this sequel. The Guardian’s Peter Bradshaw called it “strident, laborious and often flat-out tedious as the first film

Even the musical numbers aren’t enough to make the film worthwhile. “These song-and-dance numbers are a welcome opportunity to hear Gaga belting out some of the most romantic standards in the American songbook, and a less welcome opportunity to hear Phoenix delivering his own croakier renditions,” the BBC’s Nicholas Barber wrote. “And instead of moving the story along, as songs in musicals should, they slow it down. You're left with the feeling that Phillips simply didn't have enough of a plot to fill another two hours without them.”

The news isn’t all bad. There were some reviewers who were positive about the movie. The Independent’s Geoffrey Macnab said Folie à Deux was “just as bleak and daring as the original.” The Wrap’s William Bibbiani called the film an “impressively odd sequel.”

“Unlike the original, which finds a perverse heroism in Arthur Fleck’s failings, Folie à Deux doubles down on how pathetic he is, and always was,” Bibbiani wrote. “It’s a sad, pensive, and impressively odd motion picture that uses the theatricality of movie musicals to undermine its hero’s ambitions instead of elevating them.”
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NAHTMMM · Sep 5, 2024

> Joker: Folie à Deux, an incredibly annoying movie title to have to type out in Google Docs

then don't

Diacanu · Sep 5, 2024

Tuckerfan said: ↑

Remember when I said this?

Tuckerfan said: ↑

Joker 2 Cinematographer Teases "Risky" Sequel

It's a musical. My feelings towards musicals are slightly milder than Anthony Bourdain's thoughts about what he'd like to do to Henry Kissinger.
Click to expand...

I can't say as I'm surprised.

Apparently the Lady Gaga ‘Joker’ Sequel Is Terrible
Folie à Dud
One critic even called it “blockbuster filmmaking as a form of collective punishment.”

Fans excited for the sequel to Joaquin Phoenix’s Oscar-winning Joker are, apparently, going to be disappointed. Joker: Folie à Deux, an incredibly annoying movie title to have to type out in Google Docs, premiered Wednesday at the Venice Film Festival to dismal reviews. It turns out that not even Lady Gaga in a musical is enough to paint a Joker-esque smile on critics’ faces.

Despite trailers teasing the sequel as a movie-musical epic, IGN’s Siddhant Adlakha wrote that the movie is “actually more of a courtroom drama, and not a very interesting one at that.”

Vulture’s headline is that the movie “commits the mortal sin of wasting Lady Gaga.” Alison Willmore wrote, “Her Lee isn’t an equal partner to Arthur but another accessory in his grand tragedy — a supercharged, scary-eyed take on a serial-killer groupie.”

Indiewire went so far as to say that director Todd Phillips’ musical sequel “feels like it’s bad on purpose.” David Ehrlich wrote that the film is “boring, flat, and such a criminal waste of Lady Gaga that we should demand a public hearing. The movie, he said, “tries and fails to make a point of our own frustrations with it.”

The most damning line of Ehrlich’s review: He said the film is “blockbuster filmmaking as a form of collective punishment.”

Anyone who thought the first Joker film was polarizing wasn’t won over by this sequel. The Guardian’s Peter Bradshaw called it “strident, laborious and often flat-out tedious as the first film

Even the musical numbers aren’t enough to make the film worthwhile. “These song-and-dance numbers are a welcome opportunity to hear Gaga belting out some of the most romantic standards in the American songbook, and a less welcome opportunity to hear Phoenix delivering his own croakier renditions,” the BBC’s Nicholas Barber wrote. “And instead of moving the story along, as songs in musicals should, they slow it down. You're left with the feeling that Phillips simply didn't have enough of a plot to fill another two hours without them.”

The news isn’t all bad. There were some reviewers who were positive about the movie. The Independent’s Geoffrey Macnab said Folie à Deux was “just as bleak and daring as the original.” The Wrap’s William Bibbiani called the film an “impressively odd sequel.”

“Unlike the original, which finds a perverse heroism in Arthur Fleck’s failings, Folie à Deux doubles down on how pathetic he is, and always was,” Bibbiani wrote. “It’s a sad, pensive, and impressively odd motion picture that uses the theatricality of movie musicals to undermine its hero’s ambitions instead of elevating them.”
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Yesterday, I heard it was 50-50 love or hate it like "Alien: Romulus".
Now today, a new batch of reviews are in, and it's up to fresh on RT.

Tuckerfan · Sep 7, 2024

Joaquin Phoenix Is Shaky on Joker Becoming a Film Trilogy

Tuckerfan · Sep 10, 2024

Diacanu said: ↑

Tuckerfan said: ↑

Remember when I said this?

Tuckerfan said: ↑

Joker 2 Cinematographer Teases "Risky" Sequel

It's a musical. My feelings towards musicals are slightly milder than Anthony Bourdain's thoughts about what he'd like to do to Henry Kissinger.
Click to expand...

I can't say as I'm surprised.

Apparently the Lady Gaga ‘Joker’ Sequel Is Terrible
Folie à Dud
One critic even called it “blockbuster filmmaking as a form of collective punishment.”

Fans excited for the sequel to Joaquin Phoenix’s Oscar-winning Joker are, apparently, going to be disappointed. Joker: Folie à Deux, an incredibly annoying movie title to have to type out in Google Docs, premiered Wednesday at the Venice Film Festival to dismal reviews. It turns out that not even Lady Gaga in a musical is enough to paint a Joker-esque smile on critics’ faces.

Despite trailers teasing the sequel as a movie-musical epic, IGN’s Siddhant Adlakha wrote that the movie is “actually more of a courtroom drama, and not a very interesting one at that.”

Vulture’s headline is that the movie “commits the mortal sin of wasting Lady Gaga.” Alison Willmore wrote, “Her Lee isn’t an equal partner to Arthur but another accessory in his grand tragedy — a supercharged, scary-eyed take on a serial-killer groupie.”

Indiewire went so far as to say that director Todd Phillips’ musical sequel “feels like it’s bad on purpose.” David Ehrlich wrote that the film is “boring, flat, and such a criminal waste of Lady Gaga that we should demand a public hearing. The movie, he said, “tries and fails to make a point of our own frustrations with it.”

The most damning line of Ehrlich’s review: He said the film is “blockbuster filmmaking as a form of collective punishment.”

Anyone who thought the first Joker film was polarizing wasn’t won over by this sequel. The Guardian’s Peter Bradshaw called it “strident, laborious and often flat-out tedious as the first film

Even the musical numbers aren’t enough to make the film worthwhile. “These song-and-dance numbers are a welcome opportunity to hear Gaga belting out some of the most romantic standards in the American songbook, and a less welcome opportunity to hear Phoenix delivering his own croakier renditions,” the BBC’s Nicholas Barber wrote. “And instead of moving the story along, as songs in musicals should, they slow it down. You're left with the feeling that Phillips simply didn't have enough of a plot to fill another two hours without them.”

The news isn’t all bad. There were some reviewers who were positive about the movie. The Independent’s Geoffrey Macnab said Folie à Deux was “just as bleak and daring as the original.” The Wrap’s William Bibbiani called the film an “impressively odd sequel.”

“Unlike the original, which finds a perverse heroism in Arthur Fleck’s failings, Folie à Deux doubles down on how pathetic he is, and always was,” Bibbiani wrote. “It’s a sad, pensive, and impressively odd motion picture that uses the theatricality of movie musicals to undermine its hero’s ambitions instead of elevating them.”
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Yesterday, I heard it was 50-50 love or hate it like "Alien: Romulus".
Now today, a new batch of reviews are in, and it's up to fresh on RT.

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An interesting complaint I heard about the film is that Lady Gaga is barely in the movie and if we saw her more it would have made a better movie.

Tuckerfan · Sep 19, 2024

14thDoctor · Oct 1, 2024 at 10:15 AM

Diacanu said: ↑

Tuckerfan said: ↑

Remember when I said this?

Tuckerfan said: ↑

Joker 2 Cinematographer Teases "Risky" Sequel

It's a musical. My feelings towards musicals are slightly milder than Anthony Bourdain's thoughts about what he'd like to do to Henry Kissinger.
Click to expand...

I can't say as I'm surprised.

Apparently the Lady Gaga ‘Joker’ Sequel Is Terrible
Folie à Dud
One critic even called it “blockbuster filmmaking as a form of collective punishment.”

Fans excited for the sequel to Joaquin Phoenix’s Oscar-winning Joker are, apparently, going to be disappointed. Joker: Folie à Deux, an incredibly annoying movie title to have to type out in Google Docs, premiered Wednesday at the Venice Film Festival to dismal reviews. It turns out that not even Lady Gaga in a musical is enough to paint a Joker-esque smile on critics’ faces.

Despite trailers teasing the sequel as a movie-musical epic, IGN’s Siddhant Adlakha wrote that the movie is “actually more of a courtroom drama, and not a very interesting one at that.”

Vulture’s headline is that the movie “commits the mortal sin of wasting Lady Gaga.” Alison Willmore wrote, “Her Lee isn’t an equal partner to Arthur but another accessory in his grand tragedy — a supercharged, scary-eyed take on a serial-killer groupie.”

Indiewire went so far as to say that director Todd Phillips’ musical sequel “feels like it’s bad on purpose.” David Ehrlich wrote that the film is “boring, flat, and such a criminal waste of Lady Gaga that we should demand a public hearing. The movie, he said, “tries and fails to make a point of our own frustrations with it.”

The most damning line of Ehrlich’s review: He said the film is “blockbuster filmmaking as a form of collective punishment.”

Anyone who thought the first Joker film was polarizing wasn’t won over by this sequel. The Guardian’s Peter Bradshaw called it “strident, laborious and often flat-out tedious as the first film

Even the musical numbers aren’t enough to make the film worthwhile. “These song-and-dance numbers are a welcome opportunity to hear Gaga belting out some of the most romantic standards in the American songbook, and a less welcome opportunity to hear Phoenix delivering his own croakier renditions,” the BBC’s Nicholas Barber wrote. “And instead of moving the story along, as songs in musicals should, they slow it down. You're left with the feeling that Phillips simply didn't have enough of a plot to fill another two hours without them.”

The news isn’t all bad. There were some reviewers who were positive about the movie. The Independent’s Geoffrey Macnab said Folie à Deux was “just as bleak and daring as the original.” The Wrap’s William Bibbiani called the film an “impressively odd sequel.”

“Unlike the original, which finds a perverse heroism in Arthur Fleck’s failings, Folie à Deux doubles down on how pathetic he is, and always was,” Bibbiani wrote. “It’s a sad, pensive, and impressively odd motion picture that uses the theatricality of movie musicals to undermine its hero’s ambitions instead of elevating them.”
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Yesterday, I heard it was 50-50 love or hate it like "Alien: Romulus".
Now today, a new batch of reviews are in, and it's up to fresh on RT.

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It's so fuckin' bad, it's like a DVD extra of an alternate ending that got scrapped for being two and a half hours long and also pointless and stupid.

Tuckerfan · Oct 2, 2024 at 2:26 AM

DC Studios Is Making a Puppet Animated Film Featuring 2 Robins

Steal Your Face · Oct 4, 2024 at 10:57 AM

14thDoctor said: ↑

Diacanu said: ↑

Tuckerfan said: ↑

Remember when I said this?

Tuckerfan said: ↑

Joker 2 Cinematographer Teases "Risky" Sequel

It's a musical. My feelings towards musicals are slightly milder than Anthony Bourdain's thoughts about what he'd like to do to Henry Kissinger.
Click to expand...

I can't say as I'm surprised.

Apparently the Lady Gaga ‘Joker’ Sequel Is Terrible
Folie à Dud
One critic even called it “blockbuster filmmaking as a form of collective punishment.”

Fans excited for the sequel to Joaquin Phoenix’s Oscar-winning Joker are, apparently, going to be disappointed. Joker: Folie à Deux, an incredibly annoying movie title to have to type out in Google Docs, premiered Wednesday at the Venice Film Festival to dismal reviews. It turns out that not even Lady Gaga in a musical is enough to paint a Joker-esque smile on critics’ faces.

Despite trailers teasing the sequel as a movie-musical epic, IGN’s Siddhant Adlakha wrote that the movie is “actually more of a courtroom drama, and not a very interesting one at that.”

Vulture’s headline is that the movie “commits the mortal sin of wasting Lady Gaga.” Alison Willmore wrote, “Her Lee isn’t an equal partner to Arthur but another accessory in his grand tragedy — a supercharged, scary-eyed take on a serial-killer groupie.”

Indiewire went so far as to say that director Todd Phillips’ musical sequel “feels like it’s bad on purpose.” David Ehrlich wrote that the film is “boring, flat, and such a criminal waste of Lady Gaga that we should demand a public hearing. The movie, he said, “tries and fails to make a point of our own frustrations with it.”

The most damning line of Ehrlich’s review: He said the film is “blockbuster filmmaking as a form of collective punishment.”

Anyone who thought the first Joker film was polarizing wasn’t won over by this sequel. The Guardian’s Peter Bradshaw called it “strident, laborious and often flat-out tedious as the first film

Even the musical numbers aren’t enough to make the film worthwhile. “These song-and-dance numbers are a welcome opportunity to hear Gaga belting out some of the most romantic standards in the American songbook, and a less welcome opportunity to hear Phoenix delivering his own croakier renditions,” the BBC’s Nicholas Barber wrote. “And instead of moving the story along, as songs in musicals should, they slow it down. You're left with the feeling that Phillips simply didn't have enough of a plot to fill another two hours without them.”

The news isn’t all bad. There were some reviewers who were positive about the movie. The Independent’s Geoffrey Macnab said Folie à Deux was “just as bleak and daring as the original.” The Wrap’s William Bibbiani called the film an “impressively odd sequel.”

“Unlike the original, which finds a perverse heroism in Arthur Fleck’s failings, Folie à Deux doubles down on how pathetic he is, and always was,” Bibbiani wrote. “It’s a sad, pensive, and impressively odd motion picture that uses the theatricality of movie musicals to undermine its hero’s ambitions instead of elevating them.”
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Yesterday, I heard it was 50-50 love or hate it like "Alien: Romulus".
Now today, a new batch of reviews are in, and it's up to fresh on RT.

Click to expand...

It's so fuckin' bad, it's like a DVD extra of an alternate ending that got scrapped for being two and a half hours long and also pointless and stupid.
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I haven't heard anything good about this movie. I really liked the first one, but from what I hear, the natural follow up didn't happen.

14thDoctor · Oct 4, 2024 at 11:26 AM

Steal Your Face said: ↑

14thDoctor said: ↑

Diacanu said: ↑

Tuckerfan said: ↑

Remember when I said this?
I can't say as I'm surprised.
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Yesterday, I heard it was 50-50 love or hate it like "Alien: Romulus".
Now today, a new batch of reviews are in, and it's up to fresh on RT.

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It's so fuckin' bad, it's like a DVD extra of an alternate ending that got scrapped for being two and a half hours long and also pointless and stupid.
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I haven't heard anything good about this movie. I really liked the first one, but from what I hear, the natural follow up didn't happen.
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It's a massive "fuck you" to anyone that enjoyed the first movie or sympathized with Arthur at the end. You can tell how much hate Phillips has for both the Joker as a concept, and for his own audience.

It's a two and a half hour temper tantrum by a "serious" artist.

Steal Your Face · Oct 4, 2024 at 11:32 AM

14thDoctor said: ↑

Steal Your Face said: ↑

14thDoctor said: ↑

Diacanu said: ↑

Yesterday, I heard it was 50-50 love or hate it like "Alien: Romulus".
Now today, a new batch of reviews are in, and it's up to fresh on RT.

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It's so fuckin' bad, it's like a DVD extra of an alternate ending that got scrapped for being two and a half hours long and also pointless and stupid.
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I haven't heard anything good about this movie. I really liked the first one, but from what I hear, the natural follow up didn't happen.
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It's a massive "fuck you" to anyone that enjoyed the first movie or sympathized with Arthur at the end. You can tell how much hate Phillips has for both the Joker as a concept, and for his own audience.

It's a two and a half hour temper tantrum by a "serious" artist.
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This is what I've heard. That and the music sucks and doesn't move the story along.

Diacanu · Oct 4, 2024 at 11:39 AM

14thDoctor said: ↑

Steal Your Face said: ↑

14thDoctor said: ↑

Diacanu said: ↑

Yesterday, I heard it was 50-50 love or hate it like "Alien: Romulus".
Now today, a new batch of reviews are in, and it's up to fresh on RT.

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It's so fuckin' bad, it's like a DVD extra of an alternate ending that got scrapped for being two and a half hours long and also pointless and stupid.
Click to expand...

I haven't heard anything good about this movie. I really liked the first one, but from what I hear, the natural follow up didn't happen.
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It's a massive "fuck you" to anyone that enjoyed the first movie or sympathized with Arthur at the end. You can tell how much hate Phillips has for both the Joker as a concept, and for his own audience.

It's a two and a half hour temper tantrum by a "serious" artist.
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I'll catch it on Blu-ray.
I collected Fant4stic and Madame Web.
What the heck. Worst case; I'll get MST3K fun with it.

14thDoctor · Oct 4, 2024 at 11:44 AM

Steal Your Face said: ↑

14thDoctor said: ↑

Steal Your Face said: ↑

14thDoctor said: ↑

It's so fuckin' bad, it's like a DVD extra of an alternate ending that got scrapped for being two and a half hours long and also pointless and stupid.
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I haven't heard anything good about this movie. I really liked the first one, but from what I hear, the natural follow up didn't happen.
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It's a massive "fuck you" to anyone that enjoyed the first movie or sympathized with Arthur at the end. You can tell how much hate Phillips has for both the Joker as a concept, and for his own audience.

It's a two and a half hour temper tantrum by a "serious" artist.
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This is what I've heard. That and the music sucks and doesn't move the story along.
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There's barely a story at all.

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The entire film takes place before and during Arthur's trial while he's stuck in prison/remand. His public defender is trying to save him from the death penalty proving that he suffers from multiple personality disorder, that Arthur and Joker are separate people. Arthur meets Harley, she's a huge fan of the Joker, they flirt, there's a bunch of singing, she convinces him to fire his lawyer and defend himself in full Joker costume. He does, but eventually breaks down in court and says there's no Joker, just Arthur, Harley rejects him, then finally one of his admirers in prison stabs him while repeating the "you get what you fuckin' deserve" line.

Also his former neighbor testifies in court that Arthur's mother hated him and talked all sorts of shit about him behind his back. Which doesn't jibe at all with her believing Arthur was Thomas Wayne's son, but that's the kind of movie it is.

Oh, and Harvey Dent is there, and half his face does get fucked up.

Diacanu · Oct 4, 2024 at 11:55 AM

Before copyright was a thing, someone wrote a fake sequel to Don Quixote where he gets sent to an asylum forever.
This feels similar to that situation.
Except this would be like Servantes paying the guy to ruin Don Quixote, printing it, sending it out, then going "hey wait a minute...".

Steal Your Face · Oct 4, 2024 at 12:41 PM

14thDoctor said: ↑

Steal Your Face said: ↑

14thDoctor said: ↑

Steal Your Face said: ↑

I haven't heard anything good about this movie. I really liked the first one, but from what I hear, the natural follow up didn't happen.
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It's a massive "fuck you" to anyone that enjoyed the first movie or sympathized with Arthur at the end. You can tell how much hate Phillips has for both the Joker as a concept, and for his own audience.

It's a two and a half hour temper tantrum by a "serious" artist.
Click to expand...

This is what I've heard. That and the music sucks and doesn't move the story along.
Click to expand...

There's barely a story at all.

Spoiler
Toggle Spoiler

The entire film takes place before and during Arthur's trial while he's stuck in prison/remand. His public defender is trying to save him from the death penalty proving that he suffers from multiple personality disorder, that Arthur and Joker are separate people. Arthur meets Harley, she's a huge fan of the Joker, they flirt, there's a bunch of singing, she convinces him to fire his lawyer and defend himself in full Joker costume. He does, but eventually breaks down in court and says there's no Joker, just Arthur, Harley rejects him, then finally one of his admirers in prison stabs him while repeating the "you get what you fuckin' deserve" line.

Also his former neighbor testifies in court that Arthur's mother hated him and talked all sorts of shit about him behind his back. Which doesn't jibe at all with her believing Arthur was Thomas Wayne's son, but that's the kind of movie it is.

Oh, and Harvey Dent is there, and half his face does get fucked up.

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What a real shame.

Crosis36 · Oct 4, 2024 at 1:01 PM

14thDoctor said: ↑

Steal Your Face said: ↑

14thDoctor said: ↑

Diacanu said: ↑

Yesterday, I heard it was 50-50 love or hate it like "Alien: Romulus".
Now today, a new batch of reviews are in, and it's up to fresh on RT.

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It's so fuckin' bad, it's like a DVD extra of an alternate ending that got scrapped for being two and a half hours long and also pointless and stupid.
Click to expand...

I haven't heard anything good about this movie. I really liked the first one, but from what I hear, the natural follow up didn't happen.
Click to expand...

It's a massive "fuck you" to anyone that enjoyed the first movie or sympathized with Arthur at the end. You can tell how much hate Phillips has for both the Joker as a concept, and for his own audience.

It's a two and a half hour temper tantrum by a "serious" artist.
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I personally thought the first film was just Taxi Driver with grease paint, so I'm not surprised the second movie is about as good as one could expect "Taxi Driver 2" to be.

Diacanu · Oct 4, 2024 at 1:11 PM

Although, if we take that ending as canon....

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All the other Jokers are Arthur's crazy fans.

We Are Borg · Oct 4, 2024 at 1:18 PM

Diacanu said: ↑

Yesterday, I heard it was 50-50 love or hate it like "Alien: Romulus".
Now today, a new batch of reviews are in, and it's up to fresh on RT.

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As of today, it's a fucking trainwreck on RT.

14thDoctor · Oct 4, 2024 at 3:55 PM

Diacanu said: ↑

Although, if we take that ending as canon....

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All the other Jokers are Arthur's crazy fans.

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Back in 2019 Kevin Smith claimed he'd heard about an alternate ending to the first film that got scrapped:

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-...uce-wayne-parents-todd-phillips-a9265471.html

Tuckerfan · Oct 4, 2024 at 10:06 PM

Diacanu · Oct 5, 2024 at 5:09 AM

Todd Phillips explains his thinking....

https://www.darkhorizons.com/director-talks-joker-folie-a-deux-ending/

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