We Are Wolves

In a gritty, stylized Gotham, Arthur Fleck's descent into madness continues as he embraces his identity as the Joker. This sequel delves deeper into his twisted relationship with psychiatrist Dr. Harleen Quinzel, exploring the symbiotic and destructive nature of their bond as they navigate the city's underbelly and incite chaos.

Early buzz suggests a polarizing but visually striking film, with praise for the lead performances and Phillips's distinct directorial vision, though some critics anticipate a divisive narrative that pushes boundaries.

• Visually ambitious with a focus on character study.

• Intense performances are expected to be a major talking point.

• Potential for controversy due to its dark themes and subject matter.

Google audience: Audience anticipation is high, with many eager to see the continuation of Arthur Fleck's story and the introduction of Harley Quinn. Expectations lean towards a dark, character-driven experience.

None notable (film not yet released)

The film's production faced intense secrecy, with details about its plot and specific creative choices being heavily guarded until its official trailers and promotional materials were released.