Daniel Gatta

This is what a comic book movie should be. Comic book directors have to grow a pare and take risks with their movies, like what James Gunn did with the magnificent film “The Suicide Squad”. The trailers for the film, although gets you excited, does not prepare you for what this film truly is. It is a gritty, it’s fun, it’s very comedic but, at it’s core it has a lot of heart. This is truly one of the best DC films I’ve seen since “The Dark Knight”. Don’t get too attached to any of the characters. I mean it. Don’t. P.S. First it’s a comic book film, so yeah it’s gonna get weird (and it don’t hold back on that). And second, it’s called the Suicide Squad. Key word “Suicide”. So yeah people you might like, might die.

I really don’t get why this show gets so much hate. I really love this show. And the bad guys in this show are actually good villains, unlike other marvel cartoons in our present day. You should go watch it

This is really just not that good. In fact, it’s kinda bad. First things first, the first 10 minutes of the movie, have more songs than one whole movie. The first ten minutes is like a musical with music that doesn’t fit the characters once so ever. And every time Dead shot was introduced, they played rap music because, and only because of the fact that he’s black. That’s the only reason. Already of to a good start. Killed croc has like enough words to fill in a speech bubble in a comic book and don’t do al the much. The only stand outs are Harley, Boomer, and no one else. Although, the Mask… wait no I meant Joker, is pretty ok. I mean he laughs, has green hair, and laughs. Ok and his laugh is like a goose noice. I swear is you play his scenes on a beach, you will have dozens of geese storming your area because they think there is another goose in the movie. The only character development is two seconds long for each of the characters. This pops up at the beginning with the whole musical and their will be a description of the character, which can only be read, when your at home. So at the movie theater you don’t know the backstories to anyone. Oh the characters really like to point out the obvious a lot. El Diablo set blaze to his family and at the end when he sacrifices himself, he says that he doesn’t want to loose another family, which makes no sense because there was no chemistry between anyone. Oh and fire guy gets in an explosion and dies. Fire man dies from fire. Last thing that I can think of at the moment, is when joker is saving Harley, Amanda Waller wants her to die and so tries to detonate the bomb in her head but, joker jams that and so she tells dead shot to kill Harley. She tells him this even though she is surrounded by military men with guns. So those guys are useless.

This is Batman. Both Matt and Robert know who Batman is and what he means to his fans. It’s the Batman movie we’ve been waiting for. The cinematography is beautiful. The scene after the final battle is so perfect because that’s when the arc of Batman comes full circle. At the beginning, he is vengeance and when he saves those people, he knows that he can’t just beat people up, he needs to be more, he needs to be a symbol of hope and the first thing he does is stay with an injured woman as she is raised up by a helicopter and he holds her hand until he can’t anymore.

Meh. This show is really just for the good looking people you know. If I auditioned for this role they would say no as soon as I walked in. That kind of show. It’s generic. Nothing unique about it.

It’s just fun. Rob Riggle is, as usual the stand out for the season. Those pour people getting hit is just so funny because they get flung everywhere. And don’t think this is a nice, super family friendly game show. When it comes to a course like Uranus, Rob makes some hilarious jokes that not only adults will laugh at but teens like me will enjoy as well. All in all it’s a fun game show for the summer.