Latest Joker Movie Reviews: Folie à Deux vs Joker (2019)
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The latest Joker movie is Joker: Folie à Deux, released in US theaters on October 4, 2024. It opened to roughly $37.7 million domestically and closed its theatrical run near $207 million worldwide. The reported production budget sat between $190 million and $200 million. That makes it the weakest performer of the two Joker films by a wide margin. The 2019 original, Joker, grossed about $1.07 billion worldwide on a budget near $55 million.
Studios revise these figures for weeks after release, and international totals arrive on a delay, so any number you read on opening Monday is an estimate.
The first film built its run on word of mouth and repeat viewing. The sequel carried a much larger budget, added musical sequences, and drew mixed audience scores, which cut into the second and third weekend holds. A $200 million production needs roughly $500 million worldwide to break even after theater splits and marketing. At $207 million, the film never approached that line. Comparable comic book releases with similar budgets have landed in the same range after weak audience reception.
Press coverage often quotes the opening weekend as if it settles the outcome. It does not. A film with strong legs can triple its opening, while a front-loaded release can lose half its audience in week two. Watch the week-over-week drop percentage instead of the raw opening figure. Also separate domestic from global. A title can underperform in the United States and still recover overseas, or the reverse. Finally, confirm whether a stated budget includes marketing, because the two are frequently merged in headlines and kept apart in studio filings.