The actor shared his thoughts on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast after working alongside Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga

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.

This has been a pretty solid year for comic book stories. Deadpool and Wolverine was a box office smash, and audiences flocked to The Penguin on Max, and Agatha All Along on Disney+ earlier this year. DC launches its new cinematic universe in December with Creature Commandos, but I don’t think we’re going to get Joker 3 anytime soon. Or ever.

Apparently Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga (allegedly) aren't the only people who acted in Joker: Folie à Deux that thought it was a terrible movie.

Nonetheless, the movie’s lack of thematic vision, poorly crafted script, and self-indulgence make the Joker’s second punchline fall disappointingly flat.

Folie à Deux continues a month into its theatrical run, and this time, the call is coming from inside the house. Comedian Tim Dillon, who had a small role in Todd Phillips‘ recent musical comic book sequel,