A video of Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix's awkward reaction after they were asked to share their thoughts on Joker: Folie à Deux has gone viral amid the immense backlash that the film is facing.


The highly anticipated Joker sequel hit theaters on Friday, but immediately, it was fiercely panned by viewers and critics alike.

Amid the scrutiny, a clip of Lady Gaga and Joaquin discussing the film has taken over the web.

While chatting with Good Morning Britain last week, the two stars were asked if the movie turned out to be 'everything they expected.'

Immediately, they both turned to look at one another and smiled. 




A video of Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix's awkward reaction after they were asked to share their thoughts on Joker: Folie à Deux has gone viral amid the backlash the film is facing






The highly anticipated Joker sequel hit theaters on Friday, but was almost immediately panned by viewers and critics

For a few seconds, the two stars sat in silence as they both waited for the other to answer the question.

'Tell them how you feel, Joaquin,' Lady Gaga, 38, said to her costar as she held out a fake microphone in front of him.

'It's so hard to talk about but I think we feel like we achieved what we set out to do,' Joaquin, 49, simply stated. 

Someone on X, formerly Twitter, posted the moment online last week and it went viral, gaining more then 437,000 views in a matter of days - and many users took their initial silence as proof that they 'didn't like' the film.

The internet has been flooded with negative posts about the flick ever since it premiered, with one user branding it as a 'bore' and another claiming it had 'no plot.'

Many social media users have also slammed the movie's final scene, which saw main character Arthur Fleck (portrayed by Joaquin) brutally stabbed to death by a fellow inmate.

This meant that the man that audiences had been watching over the course of the two movies was never the Joker at all, but in fact, the infamous villain from the Batman series was really just the random inmate who killed Arthur in the last moments of the film.

The shocking twist left numerous viewers unsatisfied, and they took to social media to share their frustration.




While chatting with Good Morning Britain last week, the two stars were asked if the movie turned out to be 'everything they expected' 





Immediately, they both turned to look at one another and smiled. For a few seconds, the two stars sat in silence as they both waited for the other to answer the question





'Tell them how you feel, Joaquin,' Lady Gaga said to her costar, who added, 'It's so hard to talk about but I think we feel like we achieved what we set out to do.' He's seen in the film










































The shocking twist ending left many viewers unsatisfied and they took to social media to share their frustration

'The ending made the movie a complete waste,' one outraged user wrote. 

'The ending was pathetic,' scathed someone else. 'WTF you mean no Joker?' 

'The ending made no sense,' added another person. 

'That ending? It's so bad that not only it ruins Joker 2 but also the first Joker for the audience,' read a fourth tweet.

'The Joker had so much potential but that f**king ending ruined everything,' a fifth said. 

The Todd Phillips-directed musical serves as a follow-up to the 2019 box office hit, which was simply titled Joker. 

The first film grossed over $1 billion and at the time was the highest-grossing R-rated film of all time. It received 11 Oscar nominations - two of which it won. 

The sequel, however, has already been much less successful. It had a lackluster $40 million debut at the box office in its first weekend, and has a low rating of 33 percent and 31 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.

'Undoing much of the goodwill from its predecessor, the sequel convolutes what could have been a unique character study into a bloated encore that goes out with a whimper,' reads one review. 

Another critic wrote, 'This movie is a disjointed mess and a waste of time. It's just tired, not particularly interesting, but it does look good from a production design standpoint.'


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Celine Dion's showstopping 'live' performance at the start of the Paris 2024 Olympics was pre-recorded, it was claimed in France today.


Millions were moved to tears when the 56-year-old Canadian superstar sang Hymne à L'amour (Hymn to Love) in front of the Eiffel Tower.

It was the culmination of a lavish Opening Ceremony mainly held along the banks of the River Seine - one that President Emmanuel Macron said was the 'emotional highlight' of the sporting extravaganza.

But on Friday, the highly respected Liberation newspaper quoted multiple music industry experts who said the July 26th performance was 'without a shadow of a doubt' pre-recorded.




Celine Dion performing on the Eiffel Tower during the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games





Millions were moved to tears when the 56-year-old Canadian superstar sang Hymne à L'amour (Hymn to Love) in front of the Eiffel Tower





A grab of a video shows Canadian Singer Celine Dion performing on the Eiffel Tower during the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games







In turn, representatives for the Paris 2024 organisers refused to answer questions on the scandal, despite previously insisting that the performance was indeed a live one.

'What we heard on TV was a corrected playback,' composer and performer Etienne Guéreau told Liberation.



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In comments that were republished across French media, a sound engineer who asked to remain anonymous said: 'It was 100% playback, you can hear it from the first notes.'

Others said it was 'without a shadow of a doubt' pre-recorded, as was a performance by Ms Dion in rehearsals.

A YouTuber musician who uses the name Wings of Pegasus said the rehearsal and actual performance also sounded exactly the same - something that is technically impossible, as there will always be variations between any two versions of a live song.

The Olympics performance was meant to be a triumphant comeback for Ms Dion, who has been battling the incurable stiff-person syndrome.

Hymne à L'amour was chosen because it was originally sung by the late French music icon Edith Piaf.

Thousands of fans took to social media to praise Ms Dion, whose greatest hits include 'My Heart Will Go On', the theme from the Titanic movie.




The cauldron, with the Olympic flame lit, lifts off while attached to a balloon, during the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games










Celine Dion performing on the Eiffel Tower during the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games

One said: 'Ok I'm proper emotional at Celine's performance, just wow!', while another gushed: 'Queen Celine is back and she sounds fantastic'.

It was in 2022 that Ms Dion disclosed that she had been diagnosed with the neurological disorder stiff-person syndrome which causes muscles to stiffen and spasm.



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She then made a vow to return to the stage 'even if I have to crawl', adding: 'My goal is to see the Eiffel Tower again!'

Around 104,000 people paid for tickets to watch the Paris 2024 Opening Ceremony live, with the best seats costing more than £2500.

Despite heavy rain, many sat through multiple acts, including a pre-recorded one by Lady Gaga, which was shown on multiple screens along the river, as well as around the world.

But Ms Dion's performance was meant to be a live one, and it has just been released as such on various streaming platforms.

Ms Dion announced on Instagram on Thursday that the 'live' recording was available on sites such as YouTube and Spotify.









Fans take pictures of Canadian singer Celine Dion, outside Le Royal Monceau in Paris on July 27



There is no one quite like Celine Dion!

The perfect end to the #Olympics opening ceremony.

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The performance was the culmination of a lavish Opening Ceremony mainly held along the banks of the River Seine





The Olympic cauldron is lit during the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics

'God brings together those who love each other,' Ms Dion wrote in a reference to the song's lyrics.

These are Piaf's words to the love of her life, French-Algerian boxer Marcel Cerdan, who died in a plane crash in October 1949.

French president Emmanuel Macron spoke about the Dion Olympics performance in an interview with Variety magazine this week, saying it caused the 'biggest emotion' of all at Paris 2024.


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