Genuinely curious if the word of mouth killed the movie.
Sounds like the guy wanted to try something David Lynch would do and it failed with audiences spectacularly (just like Lynch would).
Was joker 2 really that bad?
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The character is an absolute dullard, which the first one insisted upon. Actually not from the Scorsese movies, Rupert Pupkin is interestingly verbal, as is Travis Bickle, it's some kind of weird 2000s "Lost in Translation" thing--your art film hero can't talk, because they're an idiot. It arguably ruined the first movie already, and doesn't do the sequel any favors.
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