Joker: Folie à Deux
Joker: Folie à Deux
Arthur Fleck, now incarcerated at Arkham State Hospital, who encounters Harleen Quinzel, a fellow patient who becomes dangerously obsessed with his Joker persona. Their shared psychosis fuels a destructive and increasingly chaotic relationship, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy. The film delves deeper into Arthur's mental state, exploring the complexities of his condition and the enduring power of his iconic villainous persona.
Jamie Talbot reviewedJuly 28, 2025
It wasn’t the most awful watch in the world. The most annoying thing about this film is it doesn’t know whether to be a musical or not. It awkwardly goes from film scene to musical scene which ruins the flow of the movie.
The visuals were as incredible as the first film, everything looked brilliant once again. The music choices outside the musical scenes were actually really good. I feel like I would’ve much rather just had those songs play over real movie scenes than the underwhelming musical scenes.
Biggest shame is this storyline probably had a lot of potential even though there was probably no need for a sequel. It does just feel like a bit of a cash grab.
Side Note: Lady Gaga is a great singer and did a lot better than what I thought she’d do when I first saw that she was staring in the film