LOVE IT…if i had to nerd nit pick, i want to see those masks but otherwise I think it looks great and appreciate the effort DC/WB is putting into their marketing!
Not to dampen anyone’s spirits, but I’m gonna look at this cautiously. Suicide Squad had amazing posters and marketing campaigns as well…and we all saw how that turned out.
If the secret is it hit the approx $750 million target, it did that with $746.8 million. If the secret is there was dramarama bts, welcome to Hollywood. It’s not like it’s the first time that’s ever happened. I seem to recall watch a bts of another non-DC superhero movie where there were two editors working on the same film, and edited bits from both teams were put together to make the final version. Schedules are tight. You do what you have to do.
SS turned out OK and met it’s BO required. What’s the issue?
It rode the MCU/Guardians of the Galaxy wave. They made this movie to catch up to MCU. A lot of executives didn’t care about the movie itself, just seeing those MCU money. Why not just follow this awesome gameplan SS had and just care about the money but not the characters themselves. Oh yeah that did happened, Justice League. A movie that included Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman couldn’t hit a billion. How awesome!?
@Mae You blow my mind. A poorly done plot, a film with a hankering for violence against females, downer ending, racism, muddy pallette. I hate that movie alone for how many kids dressed up as that Harley for Halloween that year. Domestic violence victims for kids!
The tryhardy lolquirky-ness is thick with this one.
I already wouldn’t want to watch a Harley Quinn movie, and sticking my favorite book’s title on it (as the characters who actually have something to do with BoP are literally placed in orbit around a giant Harley head) isn’t winning them any favors with me.
