Suicide Squad Review
There's a reason the movie's called The Suicide Squad and not Suicide Squad 2. Less of a sequel and more of a desperately needed do-over, this scabrous, side-splitting and surprisingly smart supervillain romp is the definite article. In theaters and streaming already ,The Suicide Squad 2021 springs from the twisted taste of James Gunn. His GoG movies injected weirdo sci-fi and a hefty dose of humor into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but when Old social media quoted got him into hot water at Marvel, rival comic conglomerate DC snapped him up to revitalize another oddball ensemble: the neon-drenched, face-tattooed Suicide Squad movie misfire. This Squad of beta maximum hot blood killers fit James Gunn better than the MCU's Guardians. Freed of Marvel's family-friendly fetters, the man who began his career at B-movie trash palace Troma has found the perfect home for his gloriously bad-taste blend of gore and classic rock; '80s ...