With another DC movie failing at the box office, is the future of DC Studios shared cinematic world at risk? And is even Batman no longer safe from the audience backlash?

However, Todd Phillips’ follow-up to his billion-dollar grosser is the last hurdle for new DC leadership to clear Meanwhile, “The Penguin” is a hit on Max, though it, too, predates DC Studios co-chairs James Gunn and Peter Safran When “Joker” set a record in 2019 for R-rated movies at the box office,

Joker: Folie Deux's first few days in theaters were worse than a notable Sony Spider-Man Universe flop and an infamous MCU film.

He plays the bizarrely goofy titular character, Arthur Fleck, who is a complicated man that showcases a wide range of emotions. After all, he is known for an iconic laugh that comes about as a compulsion during moments that are anything but funny.

This story includes details about the ending of "Joker: Folie à Deux' The murder trial at the center of "Joker: Folie à Deux" ends in explosive fashion: A bomb goes off and destroys the courtroom after Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) decides to defend himself and confesses that the Joker is not some split personality of his.

Joker: Folie à Deux director Todd Phillips has explained Arthur Fleck’s confession and the Joker’s true identity. In a recent interview, Phillips provided details about the movie’s ending and Arthur’s final moments,