hassan Al Gailani

I went into "Joker: Folie à Deux" with high hopes, but I left feeling thoroughly disappointed. The film, which was heavily hyped, turned out to be a tedious and drawn-out experience that failed to capture the magic of its predecessor. The pacing was painfully slow, with many scenes dragging on without contributing to the story. What could have been a deep exploration of Arthur Fleck's psyche felt repetitive and shallow. Joaquin Phoenix delivered a commendable performance, but even he couldn’t save a script that lacked engaging character development and meaningful narrative progression. The plot was disjointed, with forced social commentary that felt superficial rather than insightful. Supporting characters were underutilized, leaving them one-dimensional and uninspiring. While the cinematography and score had their moments, they couldn’t compensate for the lack of a compelling storyline. Overall, "Joker: Folie à Deux" was a missed opportunity that didn't live up to the hype. If you’re considering watching it, manage your expectations; it’s a disappointing sequel that failed to resonate.