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Joaquin Phoenix will embroider it again

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The wait has been almost 5 years since ‘Joker’, the reinvention of the Batman villain starring Joaquin Phoenix, conquered the box office in 2019, becoming the first film to exceed $1 billion with an R rating (not recommended for under 18 years old). But it was worth it. He is already here primer trailer for ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’, the sequel in which Lady Gaga joins the story as Harley Quinn, and you can see it below:

We had already seen images of Arthur Fleck and Dr. Harleen Quinzel, the characters of Phoenix and Gaga, dancing with love in anticipation of a beautiful love story (in their own toxic way), and the trailer that was released in the early hours of Tuesday the 9th to Wednesday the 10th of April strengthen that idea and shows a Joaquin Phoenix ready to repeat the Oscar for Best Actor, with a desperate cry between crying and laughter.

However, the trailer still hides an ace up its sleeve. ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ will be a musical that will include at least 15 reinterpretations of “well-known” songs, such as ‘That’s Entertainment’, from Vicente Minelli’s 1953 musical ‘Broadway Melodies’, with Fred Astaire. Although it is not ruled out that there are additional original songs, possibly composed by Lady Gaga herself. But in the trailer we only hear one song, one new version of ‘What The World Needs Is Love’originally sung by Jackie DeShannon.

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Last week we were also able to take a look at the first poster for the sequel, which will be in a universe completely separate from the new timeline that James Gunn is preparing for the DC superhero movies, and in which a hidden detail is hidden in the ‘Joker 2’ poster, with a very revealing phrase: “The world is a stage“.

‘Joker: Folie à Deux’, which could be translated as ‘Madness of two’shows us Fleck admitted to the Arkham psychiatric hospital after the riots, and there he will meet the doctor the patient Harleen Quinzel, dragging her to her state of alienation and starting a romantic relationship in which she will definitively become Harley Quinn, changing the origin of her character in the Batman universe.

As for whether we will have another nod to Bruce Wayne, Batman’s secret identity, like in the first film, Director Todd Phillips has claimed that this universe’s Arthur might not be the Joker we all associate as the Dark Knight villain., but an inspiration for this one, so we could also meet in this second installment another new character who becomes Bat Man’s nemesis. In fact, Phillips himself even spoke of a trilogy: “I presented three films, ‘Joker’ being the first with me, and then two others with two other different directors. But I don’t really want to name them, because then it will become news and I will drag these directors into this when I haven’t even told them anything. I only told Warner Bros.”

Don’t forget to take a look at our shot-by-shot analysis of the trailer for ‘Joker 2: Folie á Deux’, it will be released on October 4, 2024.

Fran Chico is an expert in cinema and series, specialized in cultural dissemination and film criticism. He is a recognized critic on Rotten Tomatoes and Filmaffinity. Although his favorite genre is horror, he tells you the same about Marvel’s new MCU blockbuster as he does about an auteur film to claim from the festival circuit. There is no Netflix, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video or Disney+ series that escapes its radar, delving into the catalog of each platform to recommend and analyze its best content.

Fran has been writing in Fotogramas for more than a year, but his beginnings date back almost two decades ago in film forums and blogs such as Planeta Claqueta or Moviementarios. He was founder and part of the board of directors of the digital publication of film criticism and analysis Revista Mutaciones and a member of the Association of Cinematographic Informants of Spain (AICE), the organization that awards the Feroz Awards, as well as a voter for the Blogos de Oro al indie movies. After completing the Master of Film Criticism at the Madrid Film School (ECAM) taught by Caimán Cuadernos de Cine, he has collaborated and/or covered film festivals such as San Sebastián, Sitges and Filmadrid as a specialized press for more than 10 years. along the way interviewing relevant directors, actors and actresses from the national industry such as Penélope Cruz, Carlos Saura, Ana de Armas, José Luis Cuerda or José Sacristán and internationally such as James Wan, Edgar Wright or Dario Argento.

His knowledge and experience have led him to be a film video blogger for Fnac Spain and director and host of the podcast Holocausto Zinéfago, with more than 150 programs broadcast and available in which cinema and humor are mixed from a unique and original.

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