The Suicide Squad
Synopsis
Supervillains Harley Quinn, Bloodsport, Peacemaker and a collection of nutty cons at Belle Reve prison join the super-secret, super-shady Task Force X as they are dropped off at the remote, enemy-infused island of Corto Maltese.
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Steve Agee
John Economos / On-Set King Shark
Joel Kinnaman
Colonel Rick Flag
Nathan Fillion
T.D.K.
Sylvester Stallone
King Shark (voice)
Alice Braga
Sol Soria
Taika Waititi
Ratcatcher
Flula Borg
Javelin
Dwayne Johnson
Black Adam (rumored)
David Dastmalchian
Polka-Dot Man
Juan Diego Botto
Presidente General Silvio Luna
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Enjoyed it a lot better than the first suicide squad.
Bitwalker
"The Suicide Squad," directed by James Gunn, is a wildly entertaining and irreverent take on the superhero genre. This 2021 film serves as both a standalone sequel to the 2016 "Suicide Squad" and a fresh reboot, bringing together a new roster of DC's most dangerous antiheroes. The story follows a group of incarcerated supervillains, including Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie), Bloodsport (Idris Elba), and Peacemaker (John Cena), who are recruited by Amanda Waller (Viola Davis) for a covert mission on the island of Corto Maltese.
Gunn's direction infuses the film with a blend of dark humor, over-the-top violence, and a surprising amount of heart. The ensemble cast delivers strong performances, with standout moments from Robbie, Elba, and Cena. The film's R-rating allows for more graphic content, resulting in creatively chaotic action sequences and bold narrative choices.
"The Suicide Squad" excels in its character development, making even the most obscure characters memorable and engaging. The plot is unpredictable, filled with shocking twists and a sense of unpredictability that keeps viewers on their toes. The movie's vibrant visual style and eclectic soundtrack add to its unique charm.
Overall, "The Suicide Squad" is a refreshingly subversive and wildly fun entry in the superhero genre, showcasing James Gunn's distinctive vision and delivering an experience that's both thrilling and emotionally satisfying.
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Good
deadiris_
just why
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TheCryptoNegus
Enjoyed it a lot better than the first suicide squad.
Bitwalker
"The Suicide Squad," directed by James Gunn, is a wildly entertaining and irreverent take on the superhero genre. This 2021 film serves as both a standalone sequel to the 2016 "Suicide Squad" and a fresh reboot, bringing together a new roster of DC's most dangerous antiheroes. The story follows a group of incarcerated supervillains, including Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie), Bloodsport (Idris Elba), and Peacemaker (John Cena), who are recruited by Amanda Waller (Viola Davis) for a covert mission on the island of Corto Maltese.
Gunn's direction infuses the film with a blend of dark humor, over-the-top violence, and a surprising amount of heart. The ensemble cast delivers strong performances, with standout moments from Robbie, Elba, and Cena. The film's R-rating allows for more graphic content, resulting in creatively chaotic action sequences and bold narrative choices.
"The Suicide Squad" excels in its character development, making even the most obscure characters memorable and engaging. The plot is unpredictable, filled with shocking twists and a sense of unpredictability that keeps viewers on their toes. The movie's vibrant visual style and eclectic soundtrack add to its unique charm.
Overall, "The Suicide Squad" is a refreshingly subversive and wildly fun entry in the superhero genre, showcasing James Gunn's distinctive vision and delivering an experience that's both thrilling and emotionally satisfying.
1712116726
Good
deadiris_
just why
mustafa.erkan1983
Ehhh here
Elena2009
Cute to look at, maybe a bit too long compared to the first one, but overall not bad
selo2162
DC 4 stars is enough
user201353
78/100
hanandiaye8
no just no . it’s so much worst then the first movie but it’s still watchable
Victor Matheus
Very good.
igordeusb
Very nice to watch, James Gunn got this movie right.
Suit man
It's even worse than the first movie. Is it watchable? Yes, but don't expect much.
darkhorsegurl
Very good but I feel something was missing
hoseok
Even something more epic was expected, but in the end ... Well, even so. Most of all, Laska went in, and he first died. Actually now tilt
jose.moreno.rangel.223
It is magnificent it is simply James Gunn, Extreme violence and excellent characters
Tunahan
If a super-villain movie is going to be shot, even a superpower-themed movie is going to be shot, it should be watched as a lesson.
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This movie is gory, dark, but also witty and hilarious.Do yourself a favor and watch this.
mehmtdmrc2
It's really different from the previous movie, and you will say that DC made a good movie at the end.
shaban
To the people that loved or even thought the movie was "OK": Please read no further. I'm going to avenge my wasted two hours, and I don't need enemies at this point in my life.
In my defense: David Ehrlich rated this 7/10, and also - and I've yet to comprehend how is this possible - the movie has a 74 Metacritic score. So, that's that for what it's worth. Now, I should've ditched this the moment I heard James Gunn had defended Marvel from the "accusations" Scorsese made toward it almost two years ago, saying that Martin did that to publicize his movie, which I think it's true. A guy making movies about mobsters all his life has to be a mobster himself. But that's beyond the point. Bringing that up after this long means only that is Gunn, the one who's in desperate need of some press. And, I get it desperation pushes you to do silly things. But it's embarrassing to "go against" Scorsese in such a lame and ignoble fashion when you have a perfectly well-constructed fanbase filled with rednecks that are going to love the movie and even complain of why isn't it longer. You have to be satisfied with that.
I might have gotten a migraine watching this movie, so bear with me while I try to explain it. This movie felt like some children were playing with their favorite action figures, creating these very random, mindless play scenes. - The giant star at the ending crashing the buildings reminded me of when Stitch from 'Lilo & Stitch' creates his play scene and destroys the cars and other toys. - And then someone who saw the children playing sat down and decided to put all those play scenes together, and that's the movie. - "Embrace the senseless action and the gorefest!"
Some of the scenes have something severely wrong with them on some level, be it the writing, the acting, or the over-the-top action choreographies. Something else they did which is unforgivable is that they raped some of the songs they used here by playing them in the most unfitting moments possible. So, there is a lot they did wrong with this movie, and they had no right to because it hasn't been long since the last dumb 'Suicide Squad' film. The comics on which these characters are based must be phenomenal for these guys to attempt to bring them into the film realm this often because I don't want to believe they're making these films only because they know there is big money behind them.
miguelbpaes
Fun, action-packed and with great performances, The Suicide Squad is everything fans needed after the failure of its predecessor.
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