I can’t say it felt like anything connected to her at all. It was just silly.

Mixing different kinds of movies can easily go wrong. Sometimes it works out wonderfully, but other times it leads to a disappointing experience. This highly anticipated sequel to the successful and well-regarded film from 2019 sadly falls into that second category. The story continues where we left off with the protagonist, Arthur Fleck—also known as the Joker—played by Joaquin Phoenix, who is now in prison awaiting…

The technical and artistic aspects of *Joker: Folie à Deux* are considerable, but it doesn't achieve the same level of success or resonance as its predecessor. Todd Phillips deserves recognition for his willingness to make this a musical, however, the way it’s put together feels disjointed; the shifts between the serious storyline and the songs feel sudden and create an unsettling feeling. The studio’s decision to…

The films labeled "**JOKER**" felt manufactured to generate attention. The characters aren’t actually the Joker or Harley Quinn; they're Arthur and Lee, respectively. I really didn’t like it 🤮. **You shouldn’t have built up so much excitement for the initial film!** 😂🤣

I intended to rewatch Joaquin Phoenix’s initial portrayal of the "Joker" (2019) so I could refresh my memory about what happened, but I simply didn’t find the time. Honestly, I think I’m better off for it because I remember that film being far superior to this one. This installment finds “Fleck” (Phoenix) incarcerated following his killing spree while under the watch of prison guard "Jackie" (Brendan Gleeson). His at…