Comedian Tim Dillon, who has a small part in the Todd Phillips-directed sequel says discussions about the first film being "loved by the wrong kinds of people" led filmmakers to go "the other way" with "Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga tap dancing to a point where it’s insane.

The newly-released Joker sequel is currently bombing on its digital release after flopping in theaters with negative reactions.

Joker: Folie à Deux, the sequel to 2019's Joker, turned out to be a critical and commercial failure, drawing in abysmal reviews from critics and drastically underperforming at the box office. And even a background actor from the film has come forward to disparage the movie.

Folie à Deux so much that he called it the "worst film ever made" on a podcast recently. Dillon lent his voice to a security guard in Arkham Asylum in the movie. He had his own displeasure for the Todd Phillips sequel as he shared his thoughts on The Joe Rogan podcast.

Folie à Deux failed to meet expectations of fans and the box office.” Aaron Preziosi Connector Editor Following 2019’s “Joker,” director Todd Phillips initially wanted to keep the film a profound standalone piece.

Although Paul Schrader, Bill Maher and others have slammed the movie, video game creator Hideo Kojima said he could see it becoming a cult classic in the next couple of decades, and Quentin Tarantino also came to the film’s defense.

Comedian and actor Tim Dillon has some strong opinions about Joker: Folie à Deux after appearing in the sequel film.

Tim Dillon, who appeared in the controversial Joaquin Phoenix sequel "Joker: Folie à Deux," didn't hold back in saying he hated the "terrible" movie.