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Joker 2 is a disappointing sequel that fails to live up to the emotional depth and psychological complexity of the first film. The acting feels forced and the dialogue awkward, making the characters’ struggles seem shallow and disconnected. The movie relies too much on spectacle rather than substance, with disjointed pacing and a lack of meaningful exploration into the issues it tries to tackle. Ultimately, it squanders its potential, leaving viewers with a film that feels more like a parody than a serious exploration of mental illness and societal breakdown. It’s a painful experience to watch and easily one of the worst sequels in recent memory. You don’t want to put on any defense? No, your honor. The defense rests. No, no, no, no, no. That’s all folks.

The Archies" invites viewers to step into a unique world - Riverdale, India. The premise is intriguing, promising a fresh take on the classic Archie Comics by transposing the gang to an Anglo-Indian hill station in the year 1964. With Zoya Akhtar, known for "Lust Stories," at the helm as director and producer, expectations were high. However, despite this promising premise, the film ultimately falls flat and leaves audiences wondering why they invested their time. Every character in this film is plagued by excessive overacting, the storyline lacks any semblance of charm, the music is overbearing, and the songs are far from pleasant. It's an overall cinematic disaster, deserving of a rock-bottom rating. The intended message, if there was one, remains elusive, as the writers fail to capture the essence, and the director's misguided attempt to mimic Western culture falls woefully short of the mark.

Merge of live action and animation but problem is characters are very ugly, backgrounds voices are so load and music not matching the situation, story not well told. Shame they can make it better but unfortunately this is a another Netflix biggest flop of the season.

It’s another failure of Netflix... simple as that!