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The first Joker (2019) was and still is REAL, RELEVANT AND REVOLUTIONARY. It felt like a Dramatic Action film with heart pounding intensity and emotional moments and the sense of never leaving your mind.
Joker: Folie à Deux is more of a straight up drama that is still intense and delivers on the emotional aspect and stay rent free in peoples minds.
While not as poignant and powerful as the first, part 2 still delivers on brilliant performances from absolutely everyone, no matter how big or small a role. The music composed once again by the great Hildur Guðnadóttir hits the soul makes you flow through all the drama and harshness of the film with ironic ease. Director Todd Phillips furthers the story in a scenario of what would happen after the events of the first film.
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