2024 the best jokers review
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He is no longer alone! Joker: Folie à Deux starring Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix, Oscar winner for his performance in the 2019 feature Joker. Based on DC characters, the film tells the story of Joker and Harley Quinn, since the beginning of the emblematic villain couple.
MPAA rating : R (Restricted)
Package Dimensions : 6.8 x 5.5 x 0.55 inches; 7.04 ounces
Media Format : 4K
Run time : 1 hour
Release date : December 17, 2024
Actors : Joaquin Phoenix, Lady Gaga
Studio : WARNER BROS
ASIN : B0DJ22GXHR
Country of Origin : USA
Reviewer: MR
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Why?
Review: Without going into spoilers, I was fine with everything up until the ending. For me it made Arthur/Jokerâs journey pointless. It neither feels cathartic or earned. Basically he had a miserable life from beginning to end and thatâs it. The first film spoke about the Haves and the Have-nots and those who are left forgotten by a system that has dilapidated under its own weight.While Arthurâs actions are not correct, one can understand from his point of view why he did what he did. In addition, sometimes the downtrodden characters in drama and in life are the only ones who know what is really going on. You see this in Shakespeare with the grave digger in Hamlet. Heâll tell you whatâs going on in the kingdom. He may not be as artful as Hamlet and Horatio, but he is honest and sobering.So I donât know why Todd Phillips chose this horrible conclusion to the characterâs story, but I have read the original screenplay which was published professionally, and the screenplay clearly states that this is the Joker. In fact, there is a subtitle underneath the word joker on the cover that says âan origin story.â So why change things now when itâs obvious that you had, speaking of Phillips, a definite intention, which you may not have thought was going to resonate as it did, but nevertheless sometimes art has a life of its own, and while he has every right to tell the story and conclude it as he does, nobody can blame anyone for feeling as though he ruined something that shouldâve been better left alone. I really feel it shouldâve just been a one and done story and thatâs just my humble opinion. Thank you.
Reviewer: MovieCollector
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: An opinion is an opinion, we know this to be trueâ¦.
Review: I remember watching the first movie in college. I loved everything about that movie: how Todd Phillips had his ideas of a New York slum, to Joaquin Phoenix collaborating with Phillips in creating their Joker. One line stuck with me watching the behind the scenes, ââ¦there is music in him..â Of course that quote was describing the breakage point of Arthur Fleck becoming Joker.When the second movie came into light, I stayed away from online reactions, articles, rants etc. I watched the first two reveal trailers and I was excited. I had heard sadly in person that audiences were upset with Joker Folie A Deaux ending up as a musical, and that did not excite me. I kept my cool, recognized my love for Toddâs vision for this character and kept an open mind, âI may not love this film. I donât like musicals, but I love his work on the first Joker.â I watched beginning to end, opening cartoon to ending credits (not an ending credits scene like marvel). I loved this film. I had no issues with it. I recognized the weirdness and length of the movie, and knew many people would not agree with this film, but that is the mindset I kept for the first movie (except knowing Joker 2 was a musical). I love this movie. I love both movies and I love what these talented individuals created, with the sets, the costumes, visual effects, writing, directing, lighting, the furniture, the vehicles, and yesâ¦even the music. Growing up I never cared for âLady Gagaâ and I never had an interest in listening to her music. She was fantastic in this film. Joaquin Phoenix was fantastic. Every cast member, from new characters to reused characters, I felt the story, the impacts and how tense each character felt towards one another.I know this is a widely unpopular opinion and not many will agree. Give it a chance. If you donât want to buy it immediately or rent it, wait for a discount. Iâm a hypocrite when I say film is art and art is diverse, as a lot of films I have seen I didnât see as art at all, but failures. This movie, I didnât see as a failure at all.Thanks for reading ð
Reviewer: JediMaster
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: If you enjoyed the first movie then...
Review: Stay away from this movie! If you like Batman & Harley in the comics or the original animated series. You might like this if don't like Batman or have no understanding of why people fell in love with Harley & the Joker in the animated series. The Joker is such a loved character, there's a reason the Jack Nicholson Jokers from Batman 1989 sold the most merchandise. This movie destroys the character... I will list the worst of the reasons below. So Spoilers below. It will not be exhaustive, I'm just going to list a few of the bigger reasons. None of which has to do it having a few musical scenes.Spoilers:This movie completely undoes the first movie. They made Arthur Fleck weak again so he's nothing like end of first movie. Fleck & Harley rolls have been reversed so she's the one manipulating him.WORST OF ALL: they end it with Arthur Fleck not even being the Joker! Movie ends with Arthur dead and it showing the "real" Joker (we know today) in the background and was inspired by Fleck. So in reality these movies become meaningless as neither are Joker & Harley then.
Reviewer: Ben
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A wild swing
Review: It's a wild swing from Phillips, who, after showing sympathy the entire first film, now condemns Arthurâs actions. This doesnât make for an easy sell, especially when musical sequences are added. For what itâs worth, I think they make sense and are a natural continuation of the musical aspects of the first film. Unfortunately, it feels like a 'one foot in, one foot out' approach. Phillips seems to misunderstand that a musical uses its sequences to advance the plot or further develop a character, whereas here, they often grind the film to a halt. The musical numbers donât even stand out as they should.The courtroom drama aspects mostly work for me, but they feel rushed since much of the film is taken up by other elements. Still, there are bright spots. Phoenix is fantastic once again, and Gaga steps into the role of Lee admirably. Despite the poor execution and lack of focus on her plotline, she does the most she can with it. Visually, itâs as impressive as the first, and Hildur Guðnadóttir absolutely nailed the score. There are a lot of great ideas here, even if the film seems a bit over its head in trying to bring them all together.