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Most people have a great ability to misunderstand what this animation film is. Which is nothing more than an adult cartoon film for teenagers and adults, which largely showcases mostly just sexual jokes that are mostly intended for adult eyes.

We follow in the film two teenagers who have feelings for each other in a loving and sexual way, through a clichéd teenage party. By through the lead characters boy Jens and the girl Lisa, the film goes via their own body perspective in ''Osmosis Jones'' cartoon style, to just via rough sexual humor in ''Sausage Party'' animation style.

This animated film is unlike any other when it tests human limitations within sexual humor. And an adult comedic musical scene that gives other animated films a real tough competition at the cinema top.

If you are the type who likes humor style like South Park, Sausage Party, Rick and Morty.

Then this movie is for you.

A warning, don't be fooled by other critics saying this is a children's cartoon. Because this cartoon is only intended for teenagers and adults.

Not for children!

Right now, Robert Eggers, is the most authentic, original film-director Hollywood has had in a very long time!

To attempt the daring attempt to make a Remake of the cult pioneer horror classic ''Nosferatu'' film from 1922.

Didn't any of us hardcore horror-film fans think that anyone could possibly do it today, especially with the thought that we live in a bad film industry that only makes terrible remakes and reboots of old film classics.

But there, Robert Eggers proved to everyone that he could do it.

The entire film scenario was completely based on the Original Nosferatu film, from the setting of single scenes, the historically correct historical costumes, on authentic settings in 1830s Germany, to the gothic setting of the film which was completely based on Bram Stoker's novel.

Actor casting was absolutely excellent, it was like seeing people right from the historical period even though the story was a fiction.

To witness Bill Skarsgård as the iconic ''Count Orlok'' was to see a haunting demon trying to possess you to create something evil.

And even though Count Orlok sent out was not as hauntingly terrifying as the previous Nosferatu films from the 1922 original and the 1979 version.

Skarsgård's acting was a haunting fear of a masterpiece of an acting performance.

In my opinion, film director Todd Phillips has done more damage to the famous Batman villain The Joker than Batman himself has done to Joker in the DC Universe, in this film.

With the fantastic opportunity to create something new and original for us fans of the first film that we all thought was a psychological thriller masterpiece, this new film ended even more tragically.

Joaquin Phoenix's performance in the film as the character Arthur Fleck, seemed completely limited. When he did a rare acting mission to reprise a famous character that he created as it was his own in the first film.

Seemed like he was held back a lot by the production of the film.

Phoenix seemed like a complete shadow of himself in this one.

It seemed like this ended even more of a culture crash, when the world-famous musician Lady GaGa got the honor of playing the famous Joker sidekick Harley Quinn, who has for years been the comic book symbol as a female deadly supervillain.

Lady Gaga seemed completely unnatural as an actress in this film, trying her best in her fabulous song numbers that felt like poorly combined to the atmosphere of the story.

Just the musical elements in this sequel from the first movie, just ruin the mega realism effect from the first movie, which shows the authenticity of how society treats the weak in society.