Been looking forward to this film for way over a year now.
I'm one of those weirdos that goes cinema on my own and hates everyone and everything around me, especially making noise.
The Batman V Superman film, I thought, was surprisingly good considering the bad reviews. Was always gana be a heavy workload and build expectations that won't ever be reached by anything.
The re-invented different looking "The Joker" doing evil stuff and Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn major sex appeal plus 20 trailers they've already released would have already sold it like crazy.
No stand out point to this thread.
I just wanted to talk about it.
Everyone loves batman.
Only a month away.
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Old people, young people.
People that find things funny and make it obvious by laughing.
Fidget people.
Have my room 101 rant in the bank...just incase they ever want me on the show.
I was banned for eating my own food in an Odeon.
Who knew Bar B Q's could cause so much hassle?
Still, in it.
Ban all drinks that are served with straws and only serve Haribo (in a box) as a 'snack'.
Cinema goers - No! It's not all about you and how much crap you can shovel down your throat!!
What's that quote? "Hell is other people"
I also thought BvS was decent. I think too many are ready to shit on anything Snyder does before giving it a chance.
Thought it was shit.
Bother, but don't expect the kind of film your hoping for.
I have particular batman opinions.
I met the cast last week, the atmosphere was terrible! Everyone knew we were talking about a turkey but had to pretend otherwise.
Thought Margot Robbie really made the role of Harley Quinn her own.
The biggest dissapointment was the shite enemy.
Will Smith was decent as deadshot, Doc Croc wasn't great. Leto as the Joker was good.
I'd give it a 7 out of 10.
P.S Margot Robbie is a goddess. No not her character I mean the woman. She is just perfect.
Am I imagining it, or was the entire point of the Squad to help Voila Davis (who immediately showed she is handy with a gun) travel up two floors to the roof to get into a helicopter, which crashed anyway?
I do think cinemas could do more though, particularly on the first three points. For starters they shouldn't put loads of ice in drinks. There's no need for it, we live in England not Death Valley. They only do it to make money; charging you for an unethical, unhealthy and usually unpleasant soft drink whilst substituting half of it for some cold tap water. Whilst they are watering down your drink they also risk watering down others' entrainment. And then there's pop corn - what ever they might claim, it does make a noise and it does rustle. It shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a cinema.
The enemy task force X were fighting was a self inflicted load of crap that non comic book geeks would know of. Enchantress witch/alien thing.
Would have been better if the suicide squads mission was to try and
stabalise a fictional problem in the Middle East that was an apparent threat to the U.S. or something. Or stop a terror threat from North Korea.
Yes Margot Robbie is a stunning woman.
I found it all rather predictable though. The predictable acting and storyline of how the suicide squad were going to become understood and on the good side for brief moments.