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    Jetzt lacht niemand: „Joker: Folie à Deux“ fällt mit 39 Millionen US-Dollar Eröffnung aus: Wie die Fortsetzung seitwärts ging – Sonntagskasse


    Jetzt lacht niemand: „Joker: Folie à Deux“ fällt mit 39 Millionen US-Dollar Eröffnung aus: Wie die Fortsetzung seitwärts ging – Sonntagskasse

    https://deadline.com/2024/10/box-office-joker-folie-a-deux-1236107521

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    1. Space66Mannn on

      Unbelievably bad for all involved. This also will negatively and retroactively change how tons of people feel about the first film. Just wow.

    2. BuffAffliction on

      If you asked anyone normal they’d of told you a musical sequel staring lady gaga was not going to succeed…

      these studios baffle me with some of their decisions

    3. m_nieto on

      Well now I have to watch it. It’s bombed so badly I just have to watch it.

    4. haubenmeise on

      Skeletor is laughing pretty hard right now though.

      Sincerly

      Skeletor 💜

    5. t00fargone on

      I guess they just thought that they could do anything they want with this second movie and people would just eat it up since the first movie was so successful.

    9. EnvironmentalClue218 on

      You can have great stuff going on while the music is playing or being sung. Remember Clockwork Orange?

    10. Foodstamps4life on

      It’s wild because the acting is incredible, the cinematography is done exceptionally well, and then the story…. They just figured sucking up 5 minutes with a shitty song here and there and having nothing progress the plot was just icing on the cake.

      Spoiler:
      I get the persona is bigger than the person piece, but this was a horrible character study in that aspect.

    11. supercoolpartydude on

      Only an opinion, but it seems obvious that they took the wrong ideas from focus groups coupled by what created traction on social media. When they saw that the most popular scene was the dancing on the stairwell, they assumed that people wanted a whole movie based on that.

    12. Revoldt on

      My favorite line in the movie comes at the end… Joker says to Quinn… “please stop singing”.

      Then could hear multiple bursts of laughter at that line.

      The fact the musical was “real” and not that a brain damaged Arthur Fleck could only hear music etc… was certainly a bad choice for this movie.

    13. likeAdrug on

      Gaga has been in a few movies now that have been pushed hard and haven’t done very well.
      Maybe she should stick to the singing

    17. MaryJaneAssassin on

      This is what happens when fans want a sequel as dark as the first but are given a musical.

      What a waste of money and time…

    18. SqigglyPoP on

      I mean, did they think the fan base and casual viewers went to a “Batman” movie for a musical? LoL

    20. chumlySparkFire on

      This is the default of DC comics. Cheap out, make shit, pray it works. Nose dive.

    21. sammichesammiches on

      Whoever thought this movie would work as a musical was 🥜

    22. rrhunt28 on

      Pretty sure it went sideways when someone decided it would be a good idea to make a sequel to a dark comic book drama and make the sequel a musical.

    24. MichianaMan on

      A massive fuck you to the fans of the original and a musical courtroom drama.
      “You get what you deserve”

    25. nWhm99 on

      It’s one thing to think your audience took the wrong message from your film. It’s another thing to do a sequel and essentially tell your fans that they were idiots for liking the first.

    26. metalgod on

      I feel like if they just made it uber violent and a musical that would have worked. No one wanted whatever this is.

    27. BeRandom1456 on

      I’m still gonna watch it when it’s available to watch at home.

    28. rikeoliveira on

      I’m impressed by Warner’s inability to make a super hero franchise work, even with the success of the first movie, they still fumbled hard in the sequence.

    29. CrustyBappen on

      I was planning to go see this but the reviews have turned me off. What a shame for movies and the movie experience.

      He’s not just shafted fans but also cinema in general, in a time where streaming is king, these directors of IP like Joker have a responsibility to produce movies that get bums on seats.

    31. imcomingelizabeth on

      People who like musicals and people who liked Joker are mostly not the same people

    35. Cleanbriefs on

      And Joaquin Phoenix had to lose weigh, yet again, (and seems more than on the first movie) when the sequel could have made him wear a fat suit and go full Penguin instead. 

      Totally a waste of film with the Joker singing. 

    37. silvos777 on

      I dont understand … why going with a musical?? Its the fuckin Joker. Do they think that people who loves batman/joker universe also love
      Musical? Cause i do not. And i think others dont too. And it shows

    38. colin8651 on

      The first Joker was one of those movies that everyone seemed to like and I had a negative opinion of it, not just indifferent to it.

      With everyone not liking this one I feel vindicated

    40. schprunt on

      Ummm… because from everything I’ve seen and heard, it’s completely up its own arse. And Gaga is hardly a symbol of humility, she thinks she’s some kind of goddess.

    43. Hothairbal69 on

      Talking (probably out my ass) as a Gen Xer, who in the hell wants to see a musical, much less a musical about “The Joker”.

    46. edcushway on

      I’m ok with a couple of songs, but not a full on fuckin musical!!! There was some good stuff in the movie, but they really missed a couple of opportunities to redeem that shit movie. I’m not often critical of movies, but this was a major disappointment of a sequel.

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