Details in Joker: Folie à Deux Trailer

The Joker, clearly the most iconic villain of DC Comics, was handled in a very dark and realistic way with the Joker movie directed by Todd Philips, and told Gotham through the eyes of the Joker (and probably his followers). sequel ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’The new trailer of has been released. The trailer is full of many fine details…

First, let’s watch the trailer again:

It was disguised that the production was a musical

The first thing that stands out is that there are not many signs that this production is a musical. In recent years, Hollywood has not been promoting musical productions as musicals in the early marketing stages. Those who have followed the details about the Joker movie, of course, know that the production will be a musical, but it is almost impossible to understand this from the trailer.

There is a reference to the Murray Franklin (Robert De Niro) Show in the first movie.

One of the scenes we see in the trailer belongs to the Murray Franklin Show studio, where Arthur Fleck’s transformation into the Joker is completed with murder. In the scene in the trailer, applause warning lights come on as Joker and Harley Quinn dance in the studio.

Dance scenes from Broadway

Joker: Folie à Deux features sets in the style seen in old Hollywood movie musicals and Broadway. Some scenes feature Arthur Fleck and Harley Quinn dancing in front of painted scenes. One of these sets references Michael Curtiz’s famous movie “White Christmas”.

Singing in the Rain

Walking with four guards in what we think is Arkham, Arthur Fleck turns his face to the sky in the rain. Meanwhile, we see the scene from above and we notice that four different umbrellas are opened. This scene is also a reference to the 1952 Gene Kelly classic “Singin’ in the Rain”.

This is what the world needs

The song that plays in the part where we see Harley and Joker together and they start dancing and putting on make-up is called “What the World Needs Now is Love”.

Harley Quinn’s story has been changed

A relatively new character, Harley Quinn was originally one of the psychologists at Arkham. Here we see him as one of the patients. Also, from the first moment we see him in the trailer, Harley admires Arthur Fleck. In fact, this time we see Fleck’s actions in the first movie from Quinn.

Joker runs from Joker

On the streets where he escaped from the attackers in the first movie, this time we see Arthur running away from someone wearing a Joker outfit and make-up. After the first film, Philips said that Arthur Fleck was not the Joker, but that he could be the Joker’s inspiration. Maybe this person he’s running away from might even be the real joker.

Joker: Folie à Deux October 4, 2024It will be released in .