Harley Quinn's Suicide Squad: What Is It About?

I believe that this action packed blockbuster that gave Leonardo DiCaprio an Oscar is boring. I believe this not because it has a poor scenery or bad acting, the acting is phenomenal and the scenery and special effects are very detailed and

Let's start off with the title: Batman v Superman. That gives the idea that this movie is about a fight against said heroes right? I think it should have been named Batman and Superman: The Research Movie: Some fighting might apply. That was what the whole two hours made up. Just Clark and Bruce trying to find out who Batman and Superman are, and not to fight but to simply tell them to stop pretending to be a hero. The fight only happened because of Lex Luther and really? Jesse Eisenberg as Lex? Not that he did a bad job but I would image someone...older? This is like if Mark Zukerburg decided to become evil. A kid genius millionaire with some unknown beef against superman except for the fact that he hates that the hero is playing god. Bruce Wayne had the strangest dreams throughout the movie and it was weird because you kept thinking it was part of the movie than something strange happens and you're like oh...it's another dream. And for what? The dreams had no purpose! Oh and you really want to hear crazy? Wait till you see how Bruce finds out that Superman is Clark Kent. It made No. Sense. Metropolis was literally right next door to Gotham. Only a river separated the two cities so...how is it that Superman and Batman never faced up before? The movie was...a mess...just plain and simple. It was all over the place and most of it was unnecessary...CGI was cool but...still just a

Costume: Katie is short, and very fair. She has long brown hair that she usually keeps in a braid to keep her hair from interfering with her arm. She isn't fat per say, and she isn't muscular either, she's a in the middle, bordering the muscular side more than the fat side. Her right arm is a chrome color and reflects light. Her costume is much akin to that of Batgirl, except she wears a bulletproof vest and her undershirt is a thin, dark grey one. She wears black pants and boots. There is no right sleeve on her undershirt, because the fabric can get in the arm when it's in combat mode.

I will admit that I will probably see this motion picture due to the historical importance of it and the strong cast but if I were to decide solely based just on the trailer I would not view the movie. This trailer barely makes me want to see the movie because it gives away such little plot. The best way for a trailer to make audiences want to see the movie is to show a specific amount of plot that does not reveal too much but just enough and also boasts some of the well made shots or music in the actual film. Showing the consumer a really unique shot or special camera technique will excite them and make the viewer want more. This trailer gives the audience and exciting gradual editing sequence but it is nothing we have not seen before. This movie is completely unique from all other movies because of the story it’s based on but the trailer does not make it stand out like it

The first time I watched it I got about halfway through, got confused, and shut it off. But my friends kept telling me what an awesome movie it is so I decided to try again. This time I really payed attention and it paid off. I made it to the end and loved it.

In my opinion this movie it’s well-received and a very good adaption of the Stephen king original novel. It has a lot of terror and it’s combined with a bit of comedy, that makes it unconventional.

According to reports, Roland Emmerich had said that Will Smith’s decision to go for “Suicide Squad” instead of “Independence Day: Resurgence” was a matter of timing. However, fans know that Will Smith’s character was killed

His signature laugh became a trademark for The Joker and this is why, when Jared Leto was selected to play the villain in “Suicide Squad”, he knew it was a huge responsibility and would require unique preparation. So, he put himself entirely into the role so much so that we did not listen from him. But now that the

In conclusion, the three main lines, the devil trick, and the shocking end make this movie one of the greatest piece of art the world has ever had. The dramatic escalation from the first part to the last part of the movie makes you unable to lift your eyes from the screen. This is the work of art people should see and

There has always been a debate over whether Batman or Superman is better. While each character has their strengths and their shortcomings, both of those play into their public appeal.

Three things about this movie I think that stand out is Batman riding a very fine line between heroism and vigilantism. He does everything he can to stay a hero throughout the film but the joker really tests him. Another is Harvey Dent. The Batman doesn't like what he's doing because he is getting himself on

For many of us, this is the comic book film that started it all. Up until 1989, the only real memorable comic book films (to be treated with love and affection) had been Superman I & II – so it was a long time coming when Batman finally received a modern, realistic treatment from Tim Burton. Burton’s Batman is a rare instance where star-power worked in the film’s favor, even though the initial reaction to the casting of Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne/Batman was less than enthusiastic. However, Michael Keaton proved all of his doubters wrong and is still the best Batman to EVER grace the big screen (yeah, THE BEST). Keaton is perfect in the persona of a dark, brooding Batman, yet was even better as the richer-than-sin playboy billionaire,

Will Arnett's (Batman) performance is as angsty as it is fun to watch, and Michael Cera (Robin) contradicts nicely as a hyper child with Batman. The cast was clearly enjoying themselves while doing voiceovers, and created an authentic feel for the characters. Each line of clever dialog was said with such enthusiasm that it pulled you straight into the film, and surprised me in how the entire movie moves along like clockwork, with a fun plot to match.

Like most of the people I was looking forward to DC launching its own cinematic universe. I was really upset with the BVS’s idiotic story, but never the less had high hopes for the next installment – The Suicide Squad. Sadly, the movie didn’t live up to my expectations, but there were some highlights. The Purple Lamborghini song and the Purple Kush I hit not long before visiting the movies.

It's not quite fair to say that the late Heath Ledger steals "The Dark Knight" from Christian Bale and the forces of (problematic) good, but, as the Joker, he is the movie's animating principle and anarchic spark - an unstoppable force colliding with the immovable objects of Batman and director