Make no mistake: Joker: Folie à Deux is an atrociously grim and boring movie.

Now and then, a movie comes along and gets right under your skin. It does so effortlessly, creeps in silently, and sinks into your consciousness without you realizing, making you forget you're in the real world.

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.

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.

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

Several people walked out of my screening of the abysmal musical "Joker: Folie Á Deux." I didn’t blame them. In fact, I envied them.

Todd Phillips has followed his very anti-hero take on the Joker with a very anti-sequel follow-up. “Joker: Folie à Deux" combines prison drama, courthouse thriller and musical, and yet turns out remarkably inert given how combustible the original was,

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.

Lady Gaga never fails to impress when it comes to fashion and her red carpet attire for the various premieres of Joker: Folie à Deux lived up to the high expectations the pop star-actor has set at previous events.

Lady Gaga's appearance at the Los Angeles premiere of her new film has left fans wondering. The singer's look has sparked speculation about possible cosmetic enhancements. Lady Gaga made a jaw-dropping entrance at the Los Angeles premiere of "Joker: Folie à Deux,