I'm not gonna try and guess BO numbers because I'm awful at it, but Squad a lot of novelty going for it that I think will improve audience and critical reception. It's a supervillain action comedy. I can't think of a time I've ever seen anything like that on the big screen.
I think the lighter tone and comedy that we see in the SS trailers will play well with audiences and critics. Good release date at the end of the summer box office (the spot Guardians had).
Yup and I do hope that SS is received well. I do think it'll be a "fun" movie which they do need I think. It helps build up their world and does cameo batman. I'm hoping they throw us some nuggets about potential solo batman film storylines lol. And then we have WW which a lot of people can't wait to see more of. A trailer done well can bring in a lot of hype. Either way I'm there day one for it.
I think the lighter tone and comedy that we see in the SS trailers will play well with audiences and critics. Good release date at the end of the summer box office (the spot Guardians had).
I wonder how deceptive that latest trailer was. The first one made Suicide Squad look like a very dark and grim movie which is exactly what David Ayer usually does. I would imagine that it was closer to what the movie is going to be than the Bohemian Raphsody trailer.
Yup and I do hope that SS is received well. I do think it'll be a "fun" movie which they do need I think. It helps build up their world and does cameo batman. I'm hoping they throw us some nuggets about potential solo batman film storylines lol. And then we have WW which a lot of people can't wait to see more of. A trailer done well can bring in a lot of hype. Either way I'm there day one for it.
I wonder how deceptive that latest trailer was. The first one made Suicide Squad look like a very dark and grim movie which is exactly what David Ayer usually does. I would imagine that it was closer to what the movie is going to be than the Bohemian Raphsody trailer.
Basically right after that first trailer leaked, Ayer straight up said that people were going to be surprised how funny the movie turned out to be. I think it's more representative.
Basically right after that first trailer leaked, Ayer straight up said that people were going to be surprised how funny the movie turned out to be. I think it's more representative.
I'm extremely hyped for tomorrow lol. I want to see Wonder Woman swing the lasso and Batman taking downs goons Arkham Knight style, and I want to see Superman's struggles and how Washington deals with all of this. I'm also interested in seeing Gotham and Metropolis' reaction to Batman coming out of retirement.
I'm extremely hyped for tomorrow lol. I want to see Wonder Woman swing the lasso and Batman taking downs goons Arkham Knight style, and I want to see Superman's struggles and how Washington deals with all of this. I'm also interested in seeing Gotham and Metropolis' reaction to Batman coming out of retirement.
I'm extremely hyped for tomorrow lol. I want to see Wonder Woman swing the lasso and Batman taking downs goons Arkham Knight style, and I want to see Superman's struggles and how Washington deals with all of this. I'm also interested in seeing Gotham and Metropolis' reaction to Batman coming out of retirement.
WTH GUYS. You told me this movie was terrible and broken. I absolutely loved it! Some of the edits definitely bothered me
(looking at you, JL cameos on the PC)
but overall I felt it was really good.
Personally it was like this movie threw the superhero genre on its head and I *loved* that. Where the Marvel stuff was stagnating for me, this absolutely made me excited for the genre again and I can't wait to see what Suicide Squad brings.
Reading some of the opinions in here and seeing the RT score over the past few days, I honestly thought this movie was completely broken, but as it turns out, it's just people treating this the same as MoS (which I loved) and making big deals out of little issues.
Is it perfect? Hell no. Is it objectively great? Nah to that too. But it was everything I expected, and more, and I honestly don't see how this movie is so offensive to some people. Even the humour and some of the character dialog were just terrific imo, and the tone wasn't nearly as oppressive as I'd have guessed from the reviews.
Above all else, it felt like a mature, as in something that grew out of, a DC Animated film... which is something that made my childhood. That's why I felt I resonated with it so much.
8.5. Suffered from editing problems but I enjoyed everything, I got all the motivations and the emotional gut punches resonated with me. Like the intro, damn nearly cried.
They trimmed the Knightmare scene by about 8 minutes I heard and that wasn't cheap to shoot either. I heard this from Jon Schnepp though, might not be true. I remember hearing Ahman Green was cut from the film and he plays a Lex goon.
Just once I'd like a full Snyder film to release as was intended. I guess MoS never got a directors cut, but that might be he started working on BvS immediately.
It's made over $420 million which is great. I however don't see it making a billion. I hope it does though. Next week will be the real making or breaking point.
Going to be pretty hard to miss coming off a $424M opening with no competition in sight for 3 weeks. It'll get to $1B even if WB has to start fudging numbers.
Flash was warning Bruce from the future through the Speed Force. He said that Lois is the key and that Bruce was right about "him". Who that "him" is though, we don't know. Lex, Clark, Darkseid?
He travelled back in time, presumably to warn Bruce about the dark future we saw in the Knightmare scene. He kept asking if he was too soon, meaning that he doesn't control his time travel ability very accurately and that Batman doesn't know him yet. He said that "Lois is the key". So, if she gets killed, it might start a chain of events where Superman turns evil or gets posessed by Darkseid (a huge Justice League villain, there were a lots of hints about him in the film).
Also, as Wingfan19 mentioned, he says "you were right about him". In the context of that scene, we assume he was talking about Superman but since he came back too early, that was probably a red herring and he was talking about someone else.
He travelled back in time, presumably to warn Bruce about the dark future we saw in the Knightmare scene. He kept asking if he was too soon, meaning that he doesn't control his time travel ability very accurately and that Batman doesn't know him yet. He said that "Lois is the key". So, if she gets killed, it might start a chain of events where Superman turns evil or gets posessed by Darkseid (a huge Justice League villain, there were a lots of hints about him in the film).
He travelled back in time, presumably to warn Bruce about the dark future we saw in the Knightmare scene. He kept asking if he was too soon, meaning that he doesn't control his time travel ability very accurately and that Batman doesn't know him yet. He said that "Lois is the key". So, if she gets killed, it might start a chain of events where Superman turns evil or gets posessed by Darkseid (a huge Justice League villain, there were a lots of hints about him in the film).
Flash was warning Bruce from the future through the Speed Force. He said that Lois is the key and that Bruce was right about "him". Who that "him" is though, we don't know. Lex, Clark, Darkseid?
Damn mobile.
Okay thanks,
I got a little confused because the
actor they got for Flash had a mustache and I was trying to figure out if that was the Flash or somebody else. Didn't the injustice game had superman go evil when Lois died?
Damn mobile.
Okay thanks,
I got a little confused because the
actor they got for Flash had a mustache and I was trying to figure out if that was the Flash or somebody else. Didn't the injustice game had superman go evil when Lois died?
with all his equipment, I only deduced it was him because he does that type of stuff frequently in the comics. They're definitely hinting at
Injustice as well as Darkseid
, they might combine the two. As much as I think it is an interesting story choice, I really hope it's misdirection, I don't want Snyder to have Superman
turn evil
. Considering how depressing he was in BvS, that would be a really poor choice IMO, I'd like to see a hopeful Superman at some point.
Flash was warning Bruce from the future through the Speed Force. He said that Lois is the key and that Bruce was right about "him". Who that "him" is though, we don't know. Lex, Clark, Darkseid?
"BRUCE, BRUCE, LISTEN TO ME RIGHT NOW. SECURE LOIS LANE. SHE IS THE KEY TO THIS. AM I TOO SOON? I AM TOO SOON. YOU WERE RIGHT ABOUT HIM. YOU WERE ALWAYS RIGHT ABOUT HIM. FEAR HIM. FIND US, FIND US BRUCE"
Him in this context definitely refers to Superman, nothing else really makes sense.
"BRUCE, BRUCE, LISTEN TO ME RIGHT NOW. SECURE LOIS LANE. SHE IS THE KEY TO THIS. AM I TOO SOON? I AM TOO SOON. YOU WERE RIGHT ABOUT HIM. YOU WERE ALWAYS RIGHT ABOUT HIM. FEAR HIM. FIND US, FIND US BRUCE"
Him in this context definitely refers to Superman, nothing else really makes sense.
Definitely talking about Superman. But we know the larger threat is Darkseid. I'm wondering Superman willingly allies with Darkseid or is being controlled by him?
The New 52 got me into reading Batman and the Justice League comic lines... but I dropped it almost right before Convergence where things got super weird and I didn't like the idea of finding out what was happening in a dozen other comics... but can anyone recommend if I missed anything in 2015? Like is it worth picking up a volume or something?
I'm waiting on the hardcover of American Alien by Max Landis in August.
"BRUCE, BRUCE, LISTEN TO ME RIGHT NOW. SECURE LOIS LANE. SHE IS THE KEY TO THIS. AM I TOO SOON? I AM TOO SOON. YOU WERE RIGHT ABOUT HIM. YOU WERE ALWAYS RIGHT ABOUT HIM. FEAR HIM. FIND US, FIND US BRUCE"
Him in this context definitely refers to Superman, nothing else really makes sense.
Seems like it's more of a set up for the JL movie part one or part two about what can possibly happen and now Bruce needs to find them to prepare for who's coming. Though Snyder has said part of those movies is the JL trying to figure out how to bring Superman back since its only his life-force you briefly see at the end and if they succeed he may not be the same.
The New 52 got me into reading Batman and the Justice League comic lines... but I dropped it almost right before Convergence where things got super weird and I didn't like the idea of finding out what was happening in a dozen other comics... but can anyone recommend if I missed anything in 2015? Like is it worth picking up a volume or something?
I'm waiting on the hardcover of American Alien by Max Landis in August.
All I did was stick with Batman by Snyder and Capullo so everything there was great and didn't spin off into other books, as far as I remember or they weren't needed.
I'd echo the same about recommendations for what to read for New 52 Superman or JL stuff since the early New 52 Superman and JL that I read I gave up on were shite. lol Just wondering if there's a better jumping on point or story line for those?
Definitely talking about Superman. But we know the larger threat is Darkseid. I'm wondering Superman willingly allies with Darkseid or is being controlled by him?
My sister loves the scene and I was just sitting there thinking was this still a dream or did he wake up.
I think/ actually I would have I would have appeticate that scene more if listen better rather then trying to figure out who that was or why that was happening
"BRUCE, BRUCE, LISTEN TO ME RIGHT NOW. SECURE LOIS LANE. SHE IS THE KEY TO THIS. AM I TOO SOON? I AM TOO SOON. YOU WERE RIGHT ABOUT HIM. YOU WERE ALWAYS RIGHT ABOUT HIM. FEAR HIM. FIND US, FIND US BRUCE"
Him in this context definitely refers to Superman, nothing else really makes sense.
He's going to be referring to Darkseid or something. It's not Superman he's talking about. It'll be someone who gets close to the League members and Bruce is suspicious but everyone else is all "Nah, it's all good."
I think it's best people read this, especially those who have just watched the movie. Brings up some very interesting points, and helps explains that one sequence.
The New 52 got me into reading Batman and the Justice League comic lines... but I dropped it almost right before Convergence where things got super weird and I didn't like the idea of finding out what was happening in a dozen other comics... but can anyone recommend if I missed anything in 2015? Like is it worth picking up a volume or something?
I'm waiting on the hardcover of American Alien by Max Landis in August.
Yeah, Convergence was terrible. Are you mostly interested in Batman and Superman or just DC in general? They are doing a major relaunch (not a reboot) in a couple of months so that will be a good jumping on point.
These last few months, I've enjoyed Lois & Clark, Starfire, Batman & TMNT and American Alien. I VERY highly recommend the digital title The Legend of Wonder Woman. It's a stand alone origin story and it's gorgeous.
A lot of people seem to like Justice League : The Darkseid War, I thought it was confusing but it's pretty popular.
I don't think we'll get Injustice but it's likely to be an important plot device for the JL movies that Bruce is going to react to and save Lois so that possible future doesn't happen. The scene was just about setting up the JL with a wink of the big bad to come.
The New 52 got me into reading Batman and the Justice League comic lines... but I dropped it almost right before Convergence where things got super weird and I didn't like the idea of finding out what was happening in a dozen other comics... but can anyone recommend if I missed anything in 2015? Like is it worth picking up a volume or something?
I'm waiting on the hardcover of American Alien by Max Landis in August.
I think it's best people read this, especially those who have just watched the movie. Brings up some very interesting points, and helps explains that one sequence.
Yeah, Convergence was terrible. Are you mostly interested in Batman and Superman or just DC in general? They are doing a major relaunch (not a reboot) in a couple of months so that will be a good jumping on point.
These last few months, I've enjoyed Lois & Clark, Starfire, Batman & TMNT and American Alien. I VERY highly recommend the digital title The Legend of Wonder Woman. It's a stand alone origin story and it's gorgeous.
A lot of people seem to like Justice League : The Darkseid War, I thought it was confusing but it's pretty popular.
I mostly stick with Batman and JL and I should've mentioned I really loved the Green Lantern run, especially the First Lantern stuff. It's hard keeping up with everything so I kind of need to pick my spot. Legend of Wonder Woman is a one shot? Love stand alone stuff, not a lot of investment required.
I mostly stick with Batman and JL and I should've mentioned I really loved the Green Lantern run, especially the First Lantern stuff. It's hard keeping up with everything so I kind of need to pick my spot. Legend of Wonder Woman is a one shot? Love stand alone stuff, not a lot of investment required.
I mostly stick with Batman and JL and I should've mentioned I really loved the Green Lantern run, especially the First Lantern stuff. It's hard keeping up with everything so I kind of need to pick my spot. Legend of Wonder Woman is a one shot? Love stand alone stuff, not a lot of investment required.
By stand alone, I meant that it's not tied to the official continuity, so no crossovers or big events or anything like that. It is an ongoing series but it's really worth it. It's a digital series so it's only 1$ per issue, I think the first one might be free on Comixology.
The Green Lantern titles haven't been that great lately, although the Edge of Oblivion miniseries is alright. Probably best to wait for Rebirth.
I think it's best people read this, especially those who have just watched the movie. Brings up some very interesting points, and helps explains that one sequence.
I honestly thought it was Cyborg using a boom tube that was talking to Bruce. I was also too busy face palming at the obvious Justice League teaser to see the Mother Box.
Maybe it'd change if I watched it again, but damn I loved this movie. Even all of my friends liked it, and a few of us loved it. A few people clapped at the end but it went away quite quickly lol.
Seriously, not getting the complaints. Just tidy up the editing/pacing and it'll be golden imo. Someone here said earlier that the movie has a lot of heart, and I have to agree. It felt so unique in its execution and totally against the norm. I loved it.
I think the lighter tone and comedy that we see in the SS trailers will play well with audiences and critics. Good release date at the end of the summer box office (the spot Guardians had).