(Because Zack desperately needs to believe that Drinker and others give "fake reviews," it does not occur to Zack that the word "soon" is a relative term. Soon can mean a lot of things in different contexts. When one person uses the word soon describing things that happen two years later, it might seem legitimately soon after to that person.)
I'm going to say this, and it might seem like a deadbrain take from a media illiterate doofus like me (Though, I can almost guarantee I watch more 'artistic' indie films from different countries than Zack who seems to only shovel popcorn in his face and clap at the thing he sees in the screen)
When someone says 'soon after' an event they aren't wrong. The only reason someone should be upset is if there is a clear indication of time passage. I haven't seen the film and I doubt I will at this point because I don't act like Zack and 'complete' my film lists. Joker 2 seems pointless, so I have no reason to 'complete' the Joker duology, in the same way I don't need to 'complete' my watching shitty Crow remakes. - So this question goes to those who watched it, does Joker 2 have any clear indication of time passage?
if yes, and they say it's been 2 years, then Drinker is basically right, 2 years for such a large trial is relatively 'soon' after the events of the first film. If it was 5-10 years or later, then I'd agree that Drinker didn't use the word correct, but even if he didn't use the word correct that still wouldn't convince me he DIDN'T see the film because of one misspeak.
if no, then Drinker is just shooting in the dark and assuming it's soon after, and without a proper indication of time he's still not wrong to say 'soon' because in his mind it's happening (again) relatively soon after the events of the first film.
But there's another layer to this, namely that - who gives a flying fuck? The world around them hasn't changed drastically, whether it's soon or not after the first, the events are still playing out without the need to make it known how much time has passed necessarily. So why does Zack hit on this 'incorrect' wording from Drinker? Because he can autistically fixate on it, and claim that Drinker didn't see the entire movie, despite being able to cite other events in the film, because he got a relative passage of time wrong, by Zack standards. Ironically this little 'gotcha' is the type of thing that causes his fans to shovel popcorn into their mouths and clap at the funny retard calling out the big mean Hollywood slayer.
Zack ,get a life, reach out to your kids - or don't, they might actually benefit from not having you in their life, they might be happier because you seem really mean lately!