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Breh when this happened.
That Deadshot mask is
Breh when this happened.
I don't know if its already been addressed or not but about that cameo...
How did Flash have his suit already if Bruce didn't meet Barry yet?
Which is crazy to me over the hypocrisy. Marvel got HORRIBLE narratives, are KNOWN got forgettable villains and is filled with mediocre throughout and they all get a pass. Even their WORST films get a pass by the general critics. Age of Ultron was a TOTAL mess and it wasn't bashed this harshly. Civil War's story narrative is weak AF but just because people loved Black Panther, Spidey's cameo and the airport battle everything else is overlooked. Thor movies are some of the WORST... but critics still fair them with positivity. I'm not saying Marvel should be reviewed more harshly but to say DC films should be reviewed EQUALLY. If Suicide Squad is similar to Guardians of the Galaxy which had a weak predictable story, a forgettable villain and one of the WORST and silliest conclusions, but have enjoyable characters, an amazing soundtrack, and people can just turn their brains off of logic and just be entertained. Then the same should be considered for this. I'm with Jeremy Johns and Campea on this....just be entertained over the fucckery and not try to make sense of the shyt. It's not trying to strive for Oscar gold anyway.
Thats what happens when you overreact because BvS bombs with critics.Guardians of the Galaxy did everything this movie should have done. Movie should have slowed down and let the characters interact more.
Deadshot meeting Waller was probably the best scene in the movie. Had multiple layers, explained things about the characters without wordy exposition, set up their characters perfectly but subtly, and had actual tension
-Deadshot is a hired gun but he's no common thug that murders senselessly. He immediately sized up Waller as the boss and Flag as her lackey. Shows his moral compass and a willingness to defy Waller which is actually pretty rare.
-Waller is a manipulate, uncaring bytch. She saw a criminal ready to kill a guard and immediately turned the situation into a test of Deadshot's character. Immediately turned the guard into a pawn and didn't give two fukks about his life.
That scene put me in such high hopes and made me think that the directors cut of this will probably be really good.
Do you just scour the internet for any article that paints dc in a negative light to post you weirdo?
Breh when this happened.
you mad get at complexDo you just scour the internet for any article that paints dc in a negative light to post you weirdo?
Jared leto isn't a good actor? The fukk outta here
Are you upset that ss shattered gotg's record so you have to relentlessly post articles to take away the attention from that?you mad get at complex
Look at this nerd ass Cac bout cry over this stupid ass movieAre you upset that ss shattered gotg's record so you have to relentlessly post articles to take away the attention from that?
Look at this nerd ass Cac bout cry over this stupid ass movie
You so fukking lame
I thought it was dope reminded me of the animated series
Thats what happens when you overreact because BvS bombs with critics.
This movie had all the ingredients
Low key I'd take that "Bar scene" over a lot of these comic book movies slowed down scene though.
Needed about 2 more of those moments though.
good grief, it's not that deep. i post SS made more money in its opening weekend compare to GOTG do that mean i hate marvel....no. You acting like DC's toy soldier ..enforcer right nowAre you upset that ss shattered gotg's record so you have to relentlessly post articles to take away the attention from that?
Nah you posted about the percentage dropsgood grief, it's not that deep. i post SS made more money in its opening weekend compare to GOTG do that mean i hate marvel....no. You acting like DC's toy soldier ..enforcer right now
Critics didn't think much of Suicide Squad, but that's not an opinion shared by the creator of the '80s incarnation of the DC Comics supervillain team. John Ostrander published a piece for Comicmix, outlining his thoughts on the movie and offering his take on why there seems to be somewhat of a disconnect between general audiences and critics when it comes to the big tentpole releases.
"I really liked the film. Not perfect by a long shot, but a really good time in the movie theater. And for me a lot of it was just amazing. The look, the detail, the feel of the film is not something I’ve seen in superhero movies before.
Look, I get it – they [critics] have to see all the films out there and they must be tired of all the blockbusters. If every superhero film is not The Dark Knight, they’ll bytch. I think that’s going on here to a certain degree. Just as I came prepared to love the movie, they came prepared to hate it."
Though this is a belief held by many, even more would argue that the critics still give favourable reviews to many comic book flicks, so this theory doesn't really hold up. Then again, you could also argue that a lot of 'em do seem to nitpick certain elements in particular releases that they let slide in others.