Joker: Folie à Deux is set in the same universe as Batman, technically. It takes place in Gotham City, and obviously the Joker is one of Batman's most famous enemies. But Batman himself doesn't really appear in these Joker movies,

Connor Storrie, a relatively unknown actor, shares his thoughts about how Joker: Folie à Deux wrapped up its story.

So, once Arthur Fleck has been found guilty of his crimes, and discovers he’s getting the death sentence, the final sequence in Folie À Deux sees him back in Arkham, where he’s taken aside by a mysterious fellow patient who’s seen watching him throughout the film.

"Joker: Folie à Deux" is officially DOA -- even wildly despised by some theatergoers -- but the actor at the center of one of the biggest fanboy gripes has one

The inmate follows Arthur's murderous footsteps, punctuating his punchline by shanking Arthur. As Arthur bleeds out on the floor, his killer begins laughing uncontrollably. Then, just out of focus in the background, we see him carve a smile into his face, an unmistakable nod to The Dark Knight 's Joker's scars. Oh, brother.

Connor Storrie has opened up about his brief role in Warner Bros.’ Joker: Folie á Deux, and what his character’s actions at the end of the DC sequel mean for the Clown Prince of Crime’s cinematic future.

Folie à Deux — is being described by viewers as a huge swing and a miss, with many lambasting the controversial ending scene in particular. I’m not going to spoil the ending scene for you — go watch the film!