There are a lot of controversial elements to the long-awaited sequel to "Joker," but maybe the biggest one is the reveal that ...

From denying audiences the very thing they wanted to see, to going in a much, much weirder direction than the marketing ...

Joker made plenty of headlines when it was released, becoming one of those standalone films outside the DCEU that truly resonated with audiences. Todd Phillips’ movie earned $1 billion at the global ...

In Joker: Folie a Deux, Arthur Fleck (a.k.a. The Joker) is to stand trial for crimes committed in the first film—killing at least five people, including one on live TV. Gotham’s district attorney, ...

The dark and fantastical musical journey goes deeper into the mind of Arthur Fleck as he awaits trial for murder and falls in love with a fellow Arkham inmate, Lee, played by Lady Gaga. There is ...

In Joker: Folie à Deux, Arthur Fleck/Joker (Joaquin Phoenix) is incarcerated at Arkham Asylum for the murders he committed years prior. The guards enroll Arthur in a music therapy class where he ...

Phoenix plays Arthur Fleck, a man struggling with a variety of mental illnesses that keeps him from finding acceptance in a city that is slowly slipping into chaos itself. One of these illnesses ...

And warning: spoilers ahead. "Joker" ends with the main character, Arthur Fleck, being locked up in a mental institution after executing a man on live TV and inciting violence throughout Gotham.