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Lady Gaga was the rare singer-turned-actress to launch a movie career to almost universal acclaim and awards attention. Has the “Joker” sequel misfire ruined all of that?
“Joker: Folie à Deux” may have flopped at the box office, but at least it inspired a hilarious viral trend mocking the film’s wild tonal whiplash.
The new film starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga made only $40 million at the domestic box office—less than half of the first installment’s total.
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“Joker: Folie à Deux” has more in common with the disastrous series finale of “Seinfeld” than it does with the polarizing original film—a listless slog sure to anger Joker fans.
The “Joker” star didn’t want to talk out of turn about his reasons for leaving the Todd Haynes movie just days before it was due to start filming.
Thirty years after the original “The Crow,” a new resurrection resorts to garish, pointless violence and an egregiously try-hard attempt to just copy everything about “Joker.”
Never in a million years did we think this Batman-meets-La La Land sequel to 2019’s “Joker” would look this good. Check out the newly released first trailer.
The filmmaker behind the movie posts a first look of the pop star in character.
In Parker Finn’s feature debut, a doctor is haunted by people who grin maniacally before committing brutal violence.
Writer-director Vera Drew, who calls herself the “transgender Forrest Gump of alt-comedy,” discusses her movie, which was just removed from the TIFF lineup due to “rights issues.”
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