The Joker, who debuted in the first issue of “Batman,” in April 1940, is an agent of chaos, a manifestation of another of our fears — the unhinged, unaccountable individual.

The executive producer of “Joker” has defended the movie over fears it may incite mass shooters — insisting people cannot “run” from the ... They’ve held up a mirror to our society, ...

Joker viewers spotted an incredible detail hidden in the mirror behind Joaquin Phoenix's character at the start of the film - but some argued it was just an odd coincidence ...

Mirrors become an essential element in the visual storytelling of JOKER. Working as a clown for hire, Arthur (Joaquin Phoenix) repeatedly stares at himself while applying the makeup for the job. Yet, ...

Joker 2's early ticket sales are on par with box office flops Indiana Jones 5 and The Flash. Projections suggest Joker 2 may open in the $55-$65 million range, falling below the original Joker's ...

When asked what he would say to audience members apprehensive over how the film Joker depicts a violent killer in this modern, fear-filled age, executive producer Michael Uslan offered these ...

In 2019 Joker embodies the anger that comes with the realisation that capitalism does not work equally for everyone. Phillips traces the guilt to the elites, and turns the mirror back on to society.