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As OP said, Joker 2 was made to punish the people that liked Joker 1.
Though, Critical Drinker did enjoy the musical numbers (much to everyone's surprise).
Bruh, they're 2 different people, by looking at their characters, how they behave.
Phoenix Joker is a different person than Ledger Joker.
Nope. They are the same person in my continuity.
What a surprise. Good thing I didn't have any intention of seeing it. There is already more than enough Batman related movies out as it is.
The Joker is a good movie. It's not great, but it has an interesting take on a character that has been impossible to break away from Heath Ledger's take on it.
But, it's a one-trick pony. That's all it does. It's very predictable and has a firm "ending" that supports the rest of the DCU... sorta. But, there is just no place for it to go... It should have stayed a single.
However, you're mistaken about Phillips - He really liked the character and both he and Phoenix wanted to do a followup to experiment with it. (From what I have read/heard, Gaga's inclusion "inspired" producers to push for a "musical" take for Gaga-Fanservice or something. Dunno, haven't seen it.)
I haven't seen the movie, but negative reviews like this are common right now. Even so, I'll withhold judgement 'til I get a chance to see it for myself.
But, even if I think the sequel is good, "The Joker" was worth leaving as a standalone, IMO. A sequel reduces its already limited appeal.
Uh... no. Joker is a villain, no matter if you see some kind of redeeming value in him. Joker is much more like Burton/Nicholson's portrayal of him than others... It's worth nothing that though Ledger's performance is the accepted pinnacle, that Joker didn't necessarily, directly, kill innocents... His main activity was pushing out the mob so chaos and crime could meet and demonstrate the hypocrisy he saw in "Batman." Though, I still think Ledger's Joker is the most profound. RIP
Just IMO. Everyone's got one. :)
No one wanted a sequel to that movie.
Out of all those nobodies who wanted a sequel to that movie; nobody wanted it to be a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ musical.
Who the ♥♥♥♥ thought a musical was a good idea?
Lady Gaga probably did.
The Dark Knight was Ledger's magnum opus because he died shortly afterwards so people love to put that performance up on a pedestal, but I think Phoenix also nailed the character as well and also gave a 10/10 performance.
Also I disagree the Joker's primary motivation in both Joker 1 and the Dark Knight is class warfare. He is a total anti-hero. I understand some others may disagree because they may see themselves as members of the upper class, but I do see a redeeming value in him as a revolutionary.
My interpretation of Joker has always been that he's about mocking the irony of the seriousness to life.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJ9lx_Ne0Ko
It's not about the money or power. It's just about him understanding that our daily lives are the punchline to a very bad joke.