Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga star in a sequel that’s most interesting for ideas that are buried in grim entertainment.

What I most wanted in “Folie à Deux” was for it to stop playing with the concepts of its characters and instead let them breathe a little more on their own.

Joker Folie À Deux is beautiful to look at, even with the grime, but it never trusts its performers enough to make something truly great. The post REVIEW: ‘Joker Folie a Deux’ Is Hollow Attempt At Depth appeared first on But Why Tho?

Rare is the musical that can waste a pop megastar of Gaga’s caliber. Rarer still is the one that will send you away humming no tune, tapping no toes. If you bought a ticket to “Joker: Folie à Deux,” then the joke — yet again — is on you.

I can't imagine fans enjoying what Phillips does with the Joker here, but then again, studios are counting on you to see these comic-book movies no matter how poorly they're made.

Folie à Deux.” If there's one undeniably compelling thing about both Todd Phillips' divisive 2019 original and his new follow-up, it's that these movies are best when they dance. The first movie might

Directed by Todd Phillips, Joker Folie à Deux is the return of Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck. The film begins not long after the first film as Fleck faces charges of five murders. But for anyone who counted,

Folie à Deux, held last week in London at the Cineworld Leicester Square. Lady Gaga wore a dramatic red gown with a slanted drop waist and matching puff-sleeve bolero—the look was designed by Hedi Slimane for Celine.

The highly anticipated "Joker" sequel premiered last month at the Venice Film Festival, but the first critical reactions are quite mixed.