#Joker2 is now the #2 highest grossing musical of 2024 worldwide, #22 all genres

[LG2008 2,961]

23 minutes ago, r4therupbeat said:

Whoever cut her scenes and whoever decided not to label it as a musical and now everyone feels they've been cheated is responsible. 

Marketing team, writers, director and WB execs are responsible for this mess

[lastpopicon 3,637]

I hate Hollywood and Todd 

[HIM820 1,751]

7 hours ago, Economy said:

You know what, i figured some ppl would not put it together that the singing was not her normal singing voice

 

Tbh at this point this movie might hurt her reputation and career more than if she did no movie.

 

Even tho shes not the one at fault, when a movie is this broadly hated and your name is all over it and reviews, u end up getting associated with it

 

I had fears of her being involved with a DC musical just because she is a recording artist and their main fan base is weird. But the fact she doesn't exactly sound that great in the movie is worse. Now the criticism is encroaching into her main career which should be stopped asap. I think Harlequin was probably supposed to do this but it doesn't look like many people actually listened...

[Mister G 10,025]

People will suddenly appreciate this film 10 years from now much like they did with ARTPOP. All this back and forth is gonna drive people to eventually wanna see it for themselves; watch it get more traction when it's finally released on streaming.

Edited October 7 by Mister G

[Economy 47,013]

2 hours ago, HIM820 said:

 

I had fears of her being involved with a DC musical just because she is a recording artist and their main fan base is weird. But the fact she doesn't exactly sound that great in the movie is worse. Now the criticism is encroaching into her main career which should be stopped asap. I think Harlequin was probably supposed to do this but it doesn't look like many people actually listened...

And honestly trying to make a DC movie into a musical was also a terrible idea period.

 

Young male audiences (who hate musicals) are the biggest fans of comic book type heros or villains. Know your audience, why on Earth would Todd even attempt this?

 

Theres taking risks and then theres outright sabotage. This wasnt a calculated risk, it was outright stupid tbh

[Juanjo 1,926]

2 hours ago, Mister G said:

People will suddenly appreciate this film 10 years from now much like they did with ARTPOP. All this back and forth is gonna drive people to eventually wanna see it for themselves; watch it get more traction when it's finally released on streaming.

No, the movie simply isn’t good. ARTPOP is a good album. 

[ssslyboy 3,273]

That's great if it ends up #2 musical behind Wicked for the year but, and I promise I'm not trying to be negative (just trying to get some perspective), how many musicals are actually given wide/big screen release each year?  I'm guessing the list is kinda short, no?

[Economy 47,013]

Just now, ssslyboy said:

That's great if it ends up #2 musical behind Wicked for the year but, and I promise I'm not trying to be negative (just trying to get some perspective), how many musicals are actually given wide/big screen release each year?  I'm guessing the list is kinda short, no?

Tbh. The bar isnt set high at all so its easy to beat with such big names and being a sequel of such a well known movie

 

But at the end of the day... a terrible movie with reviews as bad as they can be under performing is still a terrible movie with reviews as bad as they can be under performing

[gerrygaga 2,682]

5 hours ago, LG2008 said:

Wicked is not Disney... And I kinda see it flopping too, tbh

oh i thought its disney, joker 2 #1 musical by the end of the year then. 

[Economy 47,013]

2 hours ago, Mister G said:

People will suddenly appreciate this film 10 years from now much like they did with ARTPOP. All this back and forth is gonna drive people to eventually wanna see it for themselves; watch it get more traction when it's finally released on streaming.

I doubt that

[Mister G 10,025]

2 minutes ago, Economy said:

I doubt that

Okay.

[Future Lovers 6,439]

10 hours ago, QueenChromatix said:

Im predicting this movie will do around $220M worldwide, so will slightly cover its total budget ($200M)

That would still put them at a major loss though so while we may take small refuge in that, Warner Bros absolutely will not. That’s not even near what the movie needs to break even. 

[27monster27 11,106]

[Future Lovers 6,439]

4 hours ago, Mister G said:

People will suddenly appreciate this film 10 years from now much like they did with ARTPOP. All this back and forth is gonna drive people to eventually wanna see it for themselves; watch it get more traction when it's finally released on streaming.

I appreciate the enthusiasm but this is not the kind of film that gets to cult classic status. The reasons that people hate it are far too deeply engrained in the film for that to happen. 

[Mister G 10,025]

6 minutes ago, Future Lovers said:

I appreciate the enthusiasm but this is not the kind of film that gets to cult classic status. The reasons that people hate it are far too deeply engrained in the film for that to happen. 

Well good thing some of us are trying to be enthusiastic, excuse me--slightly positive amidst the hate train.