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‘Joker 2' Director Says Arthur Fleck Was Never Joker: ‘He's an Unwitting Icon' and Joker Is ‘This Idea That Gotham People Put on Him'
This story includes details about the ending of "Joker: Folie à Deux' The murder trial at the center of "Joker: Folie à Deux" ends in explosive fashion: A bomb goes off and destroys the courtroom after Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) decides to defend himself and confesses that the Joker is not some split personality of his.
Who killed Arthur Fleck in Joker 2? There are 5 suspects
Folie à Deux ends with Joker meeting his maker, but who really killed Arthur Fleck? Was it the real Clown Prince of Crime or someone else.
Joker 2 Director Todd Phillips Explains The Origins Of Arthur Fleck’s ‘Ridiculous’ Southern Accent
He plays the bizarrely goofy titular character, Arthur Fleck, who is a complicated man that showcases a wide range of emotions. After all, he is known for an iconic laugh that comes about as a compulsion during moments that are anything but funny.
Joker 2 ‘Was Never About Addressing Toxic Fandom,’ Says Director Todd Phillips
Another thing about Joker 2 that both journalists and moviegoers have pointed out: the idea that the film – particularly its shocking ending and implications of who the real Joker is – is a direct rebuke of the fans who embraced the first film and made it a $1 billion hit.
Joker 2's Most Controversial Moments Explained By Director Todd Phillips
Joker: Folie à Deux director Todd Phillips has broken down the reasoning behind the most controversial storytelling beats in his sequel.
Joker 2 director makes surprise admission about Arthur Fleck’s true identity
At the end of the film, Fleck casts aside his Joker identity and returns to prison. In the final scene, Fleck is told he has a visitor. As he follows the guard down the corridor, another inmate (played by Connor Storrie) approaches him and asks to tell him a joke.
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Joker 2” is, yes, a jukebox musical and a fascinating apology for the first “Joker.” Millions will haaaaaaate it. I like it.
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Why is Joker 2 so bad? There’s an obvious answer
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Joker: Folie à Deux and The Penguin Place Gotham City in Different US States
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‘Joker: Folie à Deux’s’ Fatal Flaw Is Turning the Fans Into the Villains of the Sequel
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“Joker: Folie à Deux” ending reveals the true identity of the Joker in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment
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The ‘Joker’ sequel could have been a great musical. Here’s what went wrong.
A choral teacher tells a class full of inmates at Arkham Asylum that music can help make them whole again. Cut to Lady Gaga’s ...