'The Dark Knight' connection in 'Joker: Folie à Deux' is laughably bad
The inmate follows Arthur's murderous footsteps, punctuating his punchline by shanking Arthur. As Arthur bleeds out on the floor, his killer begins laughing uncontrollably. Then, just out of focus in the background, we see him carve a smile into his face, an unmistakable nod to The Dark Knight 's Joker's scars. Oh, brother.
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Joker: Folie à Deux ends with the death of the Joker. Okay, more accurately, it ends with the death of Arthur Fleck, the ...
The Dark Knight Trilogy is eligible for Amazon's buy two, get one free promotion on Blu-rays and books.
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