MIKE SPLEAN
Superstar
That's my opinion
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
yupCroc asking for BET in his cell is one of the most c00ntastic moments in a blockbuster I remember. And then to see black women twerking when he finally does is Just
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
Was really hoping this would be a good movie. At this point is it safe to say DC is to blame and not the directors? Did they give Nolan a blank check to do anything w/o studio meddling?
Hope they let Affleck have a blank check.
and what do you think
Haven't seen it. I'd rather wait till I see something before I speak on it. I know that's a rare thing on the internet but I'm giving it a shot
Right now I'm focused on if i want this batman telltale game
we'll be waiting for your opinion on whether the rumors of reshooting for more "fun" were right
But then that presupposes that I've seen the first cut of the movie and that David Ayer didn't have a sense of humor in the movie
Meaning I'd have to have my head up my ass to assume one way or the other
How about we just stick with whether I like the movie or not and go with that because I'm not going to make a silly ass guess based on...nothing
If it's choppy as fukk technically tho, that I will speak on
fukkery
Glorious fukkery
But will this fukkery end up going too far?!
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
And yet Marvel stans in here swear that WB is somehow losing money, counting warner's money like its their own
Bottom line regardless of what I think of the movie, the teen crowd loved it and those are the people buying Harley Quinn merchandise and all that shyt. It don't matter what someMarvel stans thought of the film.
Please sir.... I humbley request for you to stop.... Especially when you're not being accurate.
It's not about losing money, it's more about leaving a lot on the table. If someone was to give you $5 a day but give me $3 every 30 minutes a day. Yes you making money..... But it's still not the same
Also stop saying "Marvel Stans" thought this and that when it was a mixture of both.
The #1 proud flag bearing DC loving/Marvel hating Stan himself in YYM even said this movie was a 4 and was disappointed?
Everyone is moving on man, there is no more need to do this DC vs Marvel stuff
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Jacaveli The Don
Superstar
Just as I had put in my previous post 8 posts up about how crazy it would be for each Justice League member to arrest each Suicide Squad member, like Aquaman arresting Killer Croc:
Wonder Woman Caught Slipknot Before Suicide Squad
[WARNING: This post contains MAJOR SPOILERS for Suicide Squad]
As the third installment of the DC Extended Universe, David Ayer’s Suicide Squad works at fleshing out the world, shining the spotlight on a collection of villains. There are numerous connections to the larger franchise within the film, and a few of those deal with members of the Squad being apprehended and sent to prison. Batman makes a couple of cameos in confrontations with Deadshot, and then Joker and Harley Quinn. Captain Boomerang’s attempt to rob a bank is foiled by Ezra Miller’s Flash. These backstories were fun for comics fans to see and added to the history of the DCEU.
In an ensemble piece, not everyone is going to get an equal amount of screen time, and that holds true for Suicide Squad. One of the secondary players who is mostly sidelined is Slipknot (Adam Beach), who isn’t introduced in the movie until Task Force X has been assembled for their first mission in Midway City. As a result, some viewers may be wondering how the character ended up in jail. Now, a possible explanation has been revealed.
Empire‘s Nick de Semlyen took to his Twitter account to post an amusing anecdote from his visit to the Suicide Squad set, where Beach detailed what Slipknot was up to before the film’s events. Apparently, he was doing battle with the one and only Diana Prince:
View image on Twitter
Nick de Semlyen
✔@NickdeSemlyen
In case you're wondering how Slipknot got caught by A.R.G.U.S., Adam Beach explained on set. #SuicideSquad
Beach’s description of Slipknot’s past mixed with the the revelation that an alleged deleted scene mentioned he was a serial rapist is a troubling combination that will certainly make some viewers feel uncomfortable. It’s probably for the best that this hypothetical incident wasn’t shown on-camera, but it still would have been nice to hear about through dialogue. Even though Slipknot is the “red shirt” of the team (expendable and only there to highlight the stakes), a criticism of Suicide Squad was that the character didn’t have much to do and was hardly on screen before he was killed off. Given that others on Task Force X received elaborate introductions with flashy graphics and flashback sequences, Slipknot certainly drew the short straw in that regard.
Unfortunately for moviegoers, Beach’s quote is probably the most we’ll hear of this encounter. Gal Gadot was never speculated to have been on the Suicide Squad set, and Wonder Woman is not mentioned on the extensive list of sequences left on the cutting room floor. Some fans might even debate whether or not this can be considered DCEU canon, but since Slipknot no longer has a role to play in the franchise, it’s the best people are going to get. The actor’s contributions to Suicide Squad were extremely brief as it is, so it’s cool for Beach that he was able to flesh out Slipknot a little bit. Who knows? Maybe a future production will make reference to this incident and bring it full circle.
Wonder Woman Caught Slipknot Before Suicide Squad
[WARNING: This post contains MAJOR SPOILERS for Suicide Squad]
As the third installment of the DC Extended Universe, David Ayer’s Suicide Squad works at fleshing out the world, shining the spotlight on a collection of villains. There are numerous connections to the larger franchise within the film, and a few of those deal with members of the Squad being apprehended and sent to prison. Batman makes a couple of cameos in confrontations with Deadshot, and then Joker and Harley Quinn. Captain Boomerang’s attempt to rob a bank is foiled by Ezra Miller’s Flash. These backstories were fun for comics fans to see and added to the history of the DCEU.
In an ensemble piece, not everyone is going to get an equal amount of screen time, and that holds true for Suicide Squad. One of the secondary players who is mostly sidelined is Slipknot (Adam Beach), who isn’t introduced in the movie until Task Force X has been assembled for their first mission in Midway City. As a result, some viewers may be wondering how the character ended up in jail. Now, a possible explanation has been revealed.
Empire‘s Nick de Semlyen took to his Twitter account to post an amusing anecdote from his visit to the Suicide Squad set, where Beach detailed what Slipknot was up to before the film’s events. Apparently, he was doing battle with the one and only Diana Prince:
View image on Twitter
Nick de Semlyen ✔@NickdeSemlyen
In case you're wondering how Slipknot got caught by A.R.G.U.S., Adam Beach explained on set. #SuicideSquad
Beach’s description of Slipknot’s past mixed with the the revelation that an alleged deleted scene mentioned he was a serial rapist is a troubling combination that will certainly make some viewers feel uncomfortable. It’s probably for the best that this hypothetical incident wasn’t shown on-camera, but it still would have been nice to hear about through dialogue. Even though Slipknot is the “red shirt” of the team (expendable and only there to highlight the stakes), a criticism of Suicide Squad was that the character didn’t have much to do and was hardly on screen before he was killed off. Given that others on Task Force X received elaborate introductions with flashy graphics and flashback sequences, Slipknot certainly drew the short straw in that regard.
Unfortunately for moviegoers, Beach’s quote is probably the most we’ll hear of this encounter. Gal Gadot was never speculated to have been on the Suicide Squad set, and Wonder Woman is not mentioned on the extensive list of sequences left on the cutting room floor. Some fans might even debate whether or not this can be considered DCEU canon, but since Slipknot no longer has a role to play in the franchise, it’s the best people are going to get. The actor’s contributions to Suicide Squad were extremely brief as it is, so it’s cool for Beach that he was able to flesh out Slipknot a little bit. Who knows? Maybe a future production will make reference to this incident and bring it full circle.
The more I think about this the more I think it's another sign that WB just doesn't get it.
So, the fundamental basis for SS existing is fine, if a stretch of reason. But in this film, it's because "the next Superman might not share our values"...but isn't that kind of what these guys are already? Positioning them as a defense from SUPERMAN, or another ultra powerful meta-human, seems like a gross misunderstanding of their abilities.
I never read the SS comics, but it seems like they'd be better off positioning the Squad as a team to handle less public, less world ending threats...like a black ops team.
It's too bad the studio is screwing these movies up so badly despite pretty excellent casting and performances.
So, the fundamental basis for SS existing is fine, if a stretch of reason. But in this film, it's because "the next Superman might not share our values"...but isn't that kind of what these guys are already? Positioning them as a defense from SUPERMAN, or another ultra powerful meta-human, seems like a gross misunderstanding of their abilities.
I never read the SS comics, but it seems like they'd be better off positioning the Squad as a team to handle less public, less world ending threats...like a black ops team.
It's too bad the studio is screwing these movies up so badly despite pretty excellent casting and performances.
wait...people really didn't like this movie?
It wasn't perfect, but it was fun and enjoyable. I really liked it.
See, this is why I don't read reviews, or listen to critics. 90% of the time I don't really jive with what they say anyway, but it seems like most ppl had their minds set before even going in.
And what's with the Marvel vs DC fanboyism?
can't ppl just enjoy both and be good with that?
7.5/10 just because I was able to take my whole family and everyone had fun and enjoyed it(my wife and daughter and son).
It wasn't perfect, but it was fun and enjoyable. I really liked it.
See, this is why I don't read reviews, or listen to critics. 90% of the time I don't really jive with what they say anyway, but it seems like most ppl had their minds set before even going in.
And what's with the Marvel vs DC fanboyism?
can't ppl just enjoy both and be good with that?
7.5/10 just because I was able to take my whole family and everyone had fun and enjoyed it(my wife and daughter and son).
I enjoyed the movie for the most part. Wasn't perfect but it is what it is. Definitely could have been better. And we were hoping for something special.
You're right for the most part. But you're dead on about the stuff with enchantress.
I agree. But to say they don't get it over that seems to be an exaggeration. What other examples do you have of them not getting it?
The intro and bar scene are the only things the movie got right, the stuff with enchantress is the kind of shyt that can actually kill this genre, I mean faceless blobheads that aren't even a threat getting killed over and over again was that suppose to have us at the edge of our seats? That shyt worked in avengers because most of them had abilities. Shyt can get boring real quick with just punching and shooting..
Ps low key the top 3 that got the most exposition were viola, will and Jay if anything I got to respect Ayer fodat
You're right for the most part. But you're dead on about the stuff with enchantress.
I agree. But to say they don't get it over that seems to be an exaggeration. What other examples do you have of them not getting it?
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Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
It fell flat bruh. Even the biggest DC Stan on here thought it was weak. I thought there was a good movie in there but it did not live up to the hype nor the trailers.
again...if you walked in to that theater, and did NOT find the movie entertaining and enjoyable I have to question anyone's ability to just be objective.
to me that is all the matters when I watch movies. I go in for entertainment. I ain't tryna write a dissertation afterwards or get all intellectually involved with every movie I see.
I want to have an enjoyable night out, watch a movie and be entertained.
and this movie delivered. anyone saying they weren't entertained by this movie is just TRYING to be different...and TBH I feel the same about most of the super hero movies...DC or Marvel.
Now if we wanna talk about things they could have done better, or ways they could have made the plot or characters more entertaining that is different.
but there are LITERALLY ppl out there that are saying this movie wasn't entertaining or enjoyable at all. and Some calling it trash.
really though?
These are the ppl that intentionally go out of their way to be miserable in their daily lives and I ain't got time for negative fools like that.
life is to short to be complaining about comic book movies lol.
Movie was trash.
I didn't go into this movie with dark knight expectations but man this movie is below average. Its like the fun and excitement was bogged down by not giving some of the other characters shine. The joker and harley quinn story was a waste of time