Suicide Squad

[DrgHybrid]

Let me make this clear before I start. I LOVE comic book stories, DC and Marvel, and have been a fan of it all since I was a little kid. Moving on!

Oh what excitement I had to go see this movie. My friend had been sick the past week and he was finally feeling better. See, I don't personally like going to the movies alone seeing as you really have non one to talk about it with afterwards. I got my tickets yesterday evening for the 3D version. Arrived a little early. Theater was empty save for a few people sitting up at the back...usual for a movie that's been out for a week or two and on a Sunday night. Had my small popcorn and large coke in hand. I only watched a handful of trailers before seeing the movie so that I didn't spoil it for myself. I didn't read any reviews. Didn't take a look at the box office. Ignored what anyone else had to say about it...maybe I should had done my own research.

The movie started out halfway decent. Was an early greeting to our anti-hero's, and overall the characters were portrayed well and played out by pretty good actors. They stuck very true to their comic book appearences, so gotta like it for that. Having Will Smith in there I thought would had been pretty good. Boy was I wrong. The movie was felt like it was rushed (even though it had been pushed back at one point) to where we got a steaming pile of....flowers. Yah, flowers. It was almost painful sitting through the 2 hours worth of this film

Now, after seeing the movie and further doing a bit more research, I found out some interesting things. Apparently there were 2 original scripts which were supposedly all around better. But the executives tried to edit it all together because freaking out over the loss they had with Batman v Superman. (Didn't save it) Furthermore, I believe, personally, that the movie would had been 10 times better had it a R rating vs the PG-13. It seems like a lot of these superhero movies like this still cater to the little kids...and not the adults that can actually understand what is going on and relate. Last little kid super hero tv show that I remember seeing was The Hulk and his friends or something similar to that.

So, with all that being said...if you can ignore the mess, it honestly isn't "that bad" of a movie, but it could be WAY better. I give it a 5 because I'm feeling generous. Like I said, the actors portrayals of the characters were great, but the script is what killed it all. Maybe WB will figure out what's going on before they release Wonder Woman and eventually Justice League.

[Pyre]

In my opinion, what DC are getting wrong in both BvS and Suicide Squad compared to what Marvel are doing, is that there are too many scenes and not enough moments. In the Marvel films, there are a lot of interpersonal moments between all of the characters that establish a relationship both between the characters and the audience, which allows the audience to empathise, engage and interact. DC on the other hand are relying heavily on scenes to drive the films which leaves the audience disconnected and ultimately bored. Couple that with the fact that in both BvS and Suicide Squad, they are massively trying to catch up, with the result that in both films, there is too much going on and the films lose focus. I just about got through BvS but I was actually bored watching Suicide Squad!

[nudeguy]

I love superhero, sci fi films etc...but I felt that Suicide Squad was a bad Ghostbusters remake. They should have asked Ryan Reynolds for help!

[N.M.S.]

Still haven't seen it though I'm a little iffy about seeing it now. My friends who have seen either seemed to have loved it or hated it. Thank you for giving a bit more detail on it though.

[Craig]

I am curious to see it as some of the filming went right by where I lived, but it just doesn't seem like that great of a movie for some reason.

[Northman]

I just saw the movie and I feel the same way that there is much missing - there was a great opportunity here, but they didn't get the most of it.

[Zephyr]

I liked the design of Harley though.

[aidenwrestling]

i thought it was really good. i dont read the comics or anything and i dont know a ton about DC but i think this was the best one theyve done yet. not counting the dark knight trilogy.

[PrinceOfNaturism]

I enjoyed it. Deadshot, Harley, and El Diablo were the favorite parts.

[aidenwrestling]

ya i really liked those 3. i didn't like el diablo at first but i really liked when i saw his powers. that was awesome. i didn't even know who he was before. and i like harley a lot and liked deadshot too. hes really cool. harley was like just crazy but cool

I enjoyed it. Deadshot, Harley, and El Diablo were the favorite parts.

[Northman]

To be honest, I think Will Smith didn't really reach the level of 'dark' what Floyd Lawton is in the comics. He brought more light humor into the role.

[aidenwrestling]

is the comics pretty dark? deadshot kinda seemed like a good guy to me well cept that hes an assasin but its like he has a code

To be honest, I think Will Smith didn't really reach the level of 'dark' what Floyd Lawton is in the comics. He brought more light humor into the role.

[rockasocka1992]

Allready bought clothing from the movie :D , love it 

[Northman]

is the comics pretty dark? deadshot kinda seemed like a good guy to me well cept that hes an assasin but its like he has a code

To be honest, I think Will Smith didn't really reach the level of 'dark' what Floyd Lawton is in the comics. He brought more light humor into the role.

Deadshot is on the top tier of Batman's enemies in the comics, and he appears on previous animated cartoons and of course he appears in the comic carrying the name Suicide Squad. What bothered me in the movie was that there was more Will Smith in the role than Deadshot. He has acted that same role on so many movies with different names, but I can't help the feeling that he was crammed into this one.



You can also check the movie 'Assault on Arkham'

[rockasocka1992]

is the comics pretty dark? deadshot kinda seemed like a good guy to me well cept that hes an assasin but its like he has a code

To be honest, I think Will Smith didn't really reach the level of 'dark' what Floyd Lawton is in the comics. He brought more light humor into the role.

Deadshot is on the top tier of Batman's enemies in the comics, and he appears on previous animated cartoons and of course he appears in the comic carrying the name Suicide Squad. What bothered me in the movie was that there was more Will Smith in the role than Deadshot. He has acted that same role on so many movies with different names, but I can't help the feeling that he was crammed into this one.



You can also check the movie 'Assault on Arkham'

Saw this animated movie too , it was awesome