One question that has popped up following the ending of Joker 2 is who attacked and planned the explosion in the courtroom during Arthur Fleck‘s trial. Although the movie doesn’t seem to ...

And this time, it’s a musical. This “Joker” is a lot – it’s a courtroom drama and a prison yarn and a full-bodied musical, with Joker and Harley singing along to old standards.

The ad centered on Joker 2 courtroom scenes where Zazie Beetz's Sophie Dumond and Leigh Gill's Gary Puddle give testimony at Arthur Fleck's trial. However, fans couldn't help but notice the ad ...

Arthur certainly killed off that side of his personality in court, at least metaphorically, so the person who died at the end of Joker 2 was Arthur. It's not as bleak as you might think though.

Fish Flicks (@FishFlicksFilms) October 1, 2024 "What makes Joker 2 so bad is that it refuses to commit to ANYTHING. There’s no theme at all, the court scenes are boring and the shock value ...

If the first “Joker” asked if we could have empathy ... still well-acted “Folie à Deux” attempts to be prison drama, courtroom thriller and supervillain musical all at once.

The most perplexing element of Joker 2 is not that it’s a musical; it’s that it’s a courtroom procedural. While there’s a rich cinematic history of clowns and their girlfriends in ...

Our own Joker: Folie à Deux review is 2 stars, and the verdict is: "Part courtroom movie, part behind-bars romance, Folie à Deux is an unconventional musical sequel that fails to hit the high ...

This is not the “Joker 2” we expected. The sequel could have ... to sing along — the film is basically one long drawn-out courtroom drama, interrupted by musical numbers (old standards ...