Let’s set the scene: It’s the summer of 2016. We had just watched Batman v Superman tear up Metropolis, and the world was desperate to see DC catch the lightning in a bottle that Marvel had been holding for a decade. Then came the trailers for Suicide Squad —set to Queen’s "Bohemian Rhapsody" and Twenty One Pilots’ "Heathens." They were gritty, colorful, and looked like a blast.
But is it fascinating ? Absolutely. It is the ultimate "what if." A beautiful mess of great performances trapped inside a studio panic attack. suicide squad 2016
Then the movie actually hit theaters. And, well… the rest is chaotic history. Let’s set the scene: It’s the summer of 2016
After the dark reception of BvS , the studio panicked. They hired the team behind the Trailer to recut the movie to make it "funny." The result is a film that feels like two different movies fighting for the steering wheel. But is it fascinating
C- (But an A+ for memes) What’s your take? Do you defend the 2016 Squad, or do you pretend it doesn’t exist? Drop a comment below. Suggested Tags: #SuicideSquad #DCEU #HarleyQuinn #MovieReview #PopCulture #JaredLetoJoker #Retrospective
If you remember nothing else about Suicide Squad (officially titled Suicide Squad , but unofficially known as the birth of the "damaged" Joker meme), you remember the marketing. Warner Bros. sold us a dangerous, R-rated-style heist movie about villains forced to be heroes. What we got was a studio-edited patchwork quilt.