UPDATE: No Joker Sequel in Works According to Todd Phillips
It was previously reported that Joker director Todd Phillips headed into Warner Bros. Pictures Group chairman Toby Emmerich’s office, buoyed by the film’s $96.2 million opening-weekend…
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Back Issue Spotlight: Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III
Well guys here we are, the grand finale of the main Batman/TMNT Crossover! Yes we still have the ‘adventures crossover,’ but that’s its own thing.…
BOOM! Joker Has Become First R-Rated Film to Earn $1 Billion
Warner Bros.’ Joker has officially become the first R-rated movie in history to earn over $1 billion at the global box office. Joaquin Phoenix’s twisted take…
JOKER Grinning With a $985 Million World Wide Box Office So Far…
Deadline reports that while Warner Bros’ Doctor Sleep is snoozing at the domestic and international box office with a global total of just $34.1M to date (and despite…
The Real Reasons Why the Media Maligned the Joker Movie
One of 2019’s highly successful films so far is Joker. The film focused on DC Comics’ most iconic villain, The Joker and explored his…
Todd Phillips’ JOKER is Set to Bank Half-a-Billion in Profit
Deadline reports that Warner Bros’ Joker is going to churn a profit on its way to becoming the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time. How much profit,…
Joker to Best Deadpool as the Highest Grossing R-Rated Film Ever
THR reports that Joker, directed by Todd Phillips and starring Joaquin Phoenix as the menacing DC Comics super-villain, is well on its way to becoming the…
Early Glowing Praise for ‘The Mandalorian’ Confirms Garbage Status
The first reactions from the professional critics gush over The Mandalorian as “amazing” and “incredible.” Therefore we know for certain that the show will, in…
Jason Todd: A History of DC Killing Characters for Sales & Publicity
Screen Rant wrote a history item covering DC’s decision to throw 2nd Robin Jason Todd under the bus in 1988, quite a landmark direction that…
Is It a Sign of San Diego Comic Con’s Demise or DC Comics’ Demise?
The San Diego Reader did some coverage of this year’s SDCC, which suggests it could be failing in attendance, but also points to the slow…