Joker Folie A Deux
SCORE: 46
If you are over the age of seventeen and saw the first Joker movie
then you have some idea what to expect from Joker Folie A Deux. This
sequel is even worse than the first one. In fact Joker Folie A Deux has
a horrible ending, and never gets a pay off moment. To makes matters
worse Joker Folie A Deux is more of a musical. To be blunt Joker Folie
A Deux is a really bad musical too.
Spoilers will be a part of this review. Most of Joker Folie A Deux is
depressing. Arthur Fleck is in prison and kept away from general
population. Arthur is a bit of a star. He meets Harley Quinzel who is
also in this asylum. Later we learn that Harley only committed herself
to get close to Joker. Joker Folie A Deux has multiple characters that
want to be close to the Joker because he is famous.
Arthur generally wants nothing to do with anyone. He does fall in love
with Harley in Joker Folie A Deux. She lies to him, betrays him and more
in Joker Folie A Deux. Why? She lies to get close to him. She betrays
him because he gives up on being the Joker. The issues families will
have with Joker Folie A Deux are bad language, violence, blood, nudity,
sexual deviancy, sex outside of marriage, lack attire, enticement to
lust, and more.
Arthur is clearly mentally unstable in Joker Folie A Deux at times.
Other times he has given up on life. Arthur loses his court case and a
car bomb goes off that takes out the wall. He is free for a few moments
and runs away from his fans that want to support his dream of burning it
all down. Arthur continues to be bullied and attacked by others in Joker
Folie A Deux.
A lot of Joker Folie A Deux is fantasy in Arthur’s head. This movie
makes him out to be a liar that is dangerous or not dangerous depending
on the person. The ending of Joker Folie A Deux does ensure there should
not be any sequels. In the end Arthur is killed in the insane asylum by
another inmate. There is so much wrong in Joker Folie A Deux that I do
not have the time to list it all.
The real story behind Harley from the comic books makes way more sense
than what is in Joker Folie A Deux. Why change that? At the end of the
day I can see why so many people did not like Joker Folie A Deux.
- Paul
Video: 50%
Audio: 50%
Replay: 50%
Functionality: 40%
Family Friendly Factor: 40%
Publisher: Warner Bros
Developer: DC Comics
System: DVD
Rating: ‘R’ - Restricted SEVENTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Some Strong Violence,
Language Throughout, Some Sexuality and Brief Full Nudity}
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