Joker: Folié a Deux was the exact opposite of what its prequel was, speaking commercially and critically. Fans and critics didn't like too many musical numbers in the film, while some also believe that Laday Gaga's talent wasn't utilized to its fullest. But Gaga thinks differently and recently spoke her mind in an interview with Elle.

Joker: Folie à Deux, now streaming on Max, is directed by Todd Phillips. In an August interview with Variety, Gaga said Phillips "took a very big swing with this whole concept and with the script, giving the sequel to Joker this audacity and complexity."

Lady Gaga discussed her new album, her potential future parenting strategy and reviews for "Joker: Folie à Deux" in a wide-ranging interview.

Folie à Deux” months after the film bombed terribly among critics and at the box office. “People just sometimes don’t like some things,” the actor, 38, told Elle in an interview published Tuesday. “It’s that simple.

It added Lady Gaga as Harley Quinn, the love interest to Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker, and added several musical numbers, after the first movie was praised as a dark thriller and an original take on the Batman villain’s origin story.

Gaga graced the February cover of Elle and when asked about Folie à Deux’s reception, said fear of failure can be a damaging concept if it makes its way into your life. “People just sometimes don’t like some things,

Folie à Deux opened to bad reviews and very disappointing box office, Lady Gaga is sharing her perspective on the matter. “People just sometimes don’t like some things,” Gaga told Elle in an interview published Tuesday.

Folie à Deux,” despite the film being a box-office flop. The Oscar and Grammy winner told Elle UK that the movie, which was directed by Todd Phillips and co-starred Joaquin Phoenix in the title role,