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The upcoming Joker: Folie à Deux appears to be a unique and unconventional comic book movie, distancing itself from traditional superhero flicks and drawing inspiration from gritty crime films. The trailer hints at a departure from the typical genre conventions, raising questions about its potential success and impact on future comic book movies.
Director Todd Phillips addressed rumors that the upcoming Joker sequel, titled Joker: Folie à Deux, will be a musical, stating that while music is an essential element, it won't be a traditional musical. The trailer shows Joaquin Phoenix's Joker and Lady Gaga's Harley Quinn dancing and singing, sparking speculation. Phillips assured fans that the use of music will "make sense" in the film, and the sequel is set to release on 4 October 2024.
Rob Reiner's documentary "God and Country" warning about Christian nationalism is being criticized by a civil rights organization for promoting "religiophobia" and demonizing Christians, with calls for an Oscar for "Best Performance for Religiophobia." The film, which explores the implications of Christian nationalism, has received scathing reviews for its portrayal of Christians and its poor box office performance.
Marvel's upcoming Fantastic Four movie may be set in the 1960s, potentially introducing an alternate history of spaceflight to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The teaser image and details suggest a retro angle, with director Matt Shakman's involvement and references to 1960s culture. The possibility of an alternate spaceflight timeline in the film aligns with the popular sci-fi trope seen in shows like For All Mankind, raising questions about how the Fantastic Four will fit into the MCU's continuity and what version of the 1960s they will inhabit.
The article lists the 50 best movies of 2023 in the US, starting from number 50 to 41. Some notable films include "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse," an animated sequel that offers a refreshing take on superheroes, and "Anselm," a documentary by Wim Wenders about German artist Anselm Kiefer. Other films mentioned are "Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret," "American Fiction," and "How to Blow Up a Pipeline."