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    „Joker: Folie à Deux“ verliert nach einem Bombenanschlag an den Kinokassen 150 bis 200 Millionen US-Dollar im Kinostart


    „Joker: Folie à Deux“ verliert nach einem Bombenanschlag an den Kinokassen 150 bis 200 Millionen US-Dollar im Kinostart

    https://variety.com/2024/film/news/joker-folie-a-deux-lose-warner-bros-millions-box-office-flop-1236176479/

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    1. Hi_Im_Dadbot on

      Ya, I don’t trust that $375 “internal number” for the break even. It sounds more like they shuffled some costs around to different boxes so they could say it’s only the second biggest money loser instead of the first.

    3. SillyMikey on

      It’s crazy to me that this is the movie they decided to make after watching the Penguin TV show which is so good. I loved the first Joker and I have zero interest in this.

    5. MasterTeacher123 on

      The first one was an average film carried by an excellent lead performance. This one is just a disaster.

    7. pataconconqueso on

      Im like the right demo for this (gay DC fan who loves lady gaga) and this is how i learned that the movie has been out.

      Minus a trailer months ago this was not advertised to me at all

    8. inbetween-genders on

      They screened and hid Batgirl while they let this one out in the open. Chuckles in rich.

    9. Crackerjackford on

      I have never not seen a comic book movie with my son, it’s what we do, see every single one. I will NOT see this movie. You guys fucked up huge.

    10. geekolojust on

      I asked a friend out who said yes. She asked what movie and I said the new joker at 7:10 tonight. *blocked*

    11. Thisiscliff on

      This movie could of been so so so much better, i don’t know who Phillips wrote this movie for

    13. BeardedManatee on

      Weird, just like civil war, we are all tired of the craziness that society currently has to offer. Why would we want a jacked up dose of it while we’re trying to have fun?

    14. peskyghost on

      Maybe Todd Phillips shouldn’t make movies anymore. He seems to have made this one as a middle finger to the people who liked the first one, and refused to communicate with DC while making a high-visibility sequel about arguably their most well-known villain. Dude sounds like a prick

    15. TheShipEliza on

      Everyone put aside $50 now for the criterion release in 2044 feat an essay by a critic who panned it in 2024.

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