Image courtesy of Warner Bros Animation Nearly overwhelmed by what his archnemesis has done, Joker informed Batman that he broke Tim during his programming, forcing him to reveal his secrets ...

But now that the film is finally here, we have our answer. Tim Dillon portrays an Arkham State Hospital guard in Joker: Folie à Deux. His character shows up in a handful of scenes, including one ...

From Jason Todd to Barbara Gordon, and later, even Clayface, the Bat Family's extended roster surrounds Batman in good ...

and director Tim Burton famously didn’t care about the character motivations (“I have no idea” Burton answered when Nicholson asked him why the Joker went up a tower at the movie’s end).

The sequel sees Phoenix reprise his role as Joker, while the cast adds Lady Gaga as Harleen “Lee” Quinzel, based on the Harley Quinn character who originated in Batman: The Animated Series.

Jack Nicholson brought an old Hollywood sheen to the then-frowned-upon medium of comic book movies, practically stealing the show from Michael Keaton in Tim Burton ... as the Joker in the ...

Joker: Folie à Deux has already arrived on digital platforms less than a month after its release. The DC sequel has only just hit the $200 million mark worldwide, but now that it's available to ...

ForbesDoes ‘Joker: Folie À Deux’ Have An End Credits Scene?By Tim Lammers Phoenix reprises his Oscar-winning role as Arthur Fleck/Joker while Lady Gaga plays Lee Quinzel/Harley Quinn.

Quentin Tarantino has never been afraid to express his opinion. Tarantino’s latest statement is about Joker: Folie à Deux, the much-maligned sequel. Not only did Tarantino love the movie but he ...

A decade later, the Her star was approached again to take on the role of one of Batman’s most formidable villains in Phillips’ Joker. “To me, it was a big movie. It was like 55 million ...

“Flop”: the word sounds dismal, a wet fish. Films flop—sometimes, as in the case of the recent Joker: Folie à Deux, dramatically. Should we care? Isn’t it vulgar to focus on money rather than art?