I really want to watch that mash-up now. Someone do this!
[Movies] The DC Cinematic Universe - The David Zazlav Dumpster Fire.
Does this help?
http://www.youdubber.com/index.php?video=PLLQK9la6Go&video_start=0&audio=4UpqLhYQz28&audio_start=0
If that doesn't work, there is always the old stand-by:
http://www.youdubber.com/index.php?video=PLLQK9la6Go&video_start=0&audio=ZnHmskwqCCQ&audio_start=0
Something just occurred to me about that trailer. What does it build to? What's the big moment in that trailer? Near as I can tell, it's Jared Leto's Joker. And that's the problem, because the Joker isn't part of the Suicide Squad. So you have a trailer for a movie, building to reveal a character who's not really part of the team that the movie's supposed to be about. It would be like if Guardians of the Galaxy's trailer built up to reveal Thanos.
I'm pretty sure that Joker is just going to be all flashbacks to tell Harley's origin, and why Bats is all weepy over some kid named Jason.
And I hate to say it, but Shrek 2 utilized it even better than Short Circuit 2.
--Patrick
I think Shrek 2 may have used it better than Footloose. (It's kind of a hammy song, which fits Shrek. A tractor game of Chicken? Errgh.)
It works surprising well! Albeit, the song is longer than the trailer, and the timing is, maybe , a fraction of a second off in spots, but it is entertaining!
http://www.youdubber.com/index.php?video=PLLQK9la6Go&video_start=0&audio=7f_HsjpSVaI&audio_start=0
Whoa, yeah, the song fits much better than I thought it would!
I am now officially hyped for the Suicide Squad movie!
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Yeah, I can't hear Holding Out for a Hero without yelling "SHAUNDI!!!!!!" now.
Too damn bad they did not use most of those costumes.
After seeing Psylocke's super-accurate spandex mess I'm willing to give a pass to non-100% accurate costumes.
I guess they thought her New 52 look wasn't grim and gritty enough for their film universe.
What are you referring to here? I've seen some excellent cosplays that are faithful to the comic look and look amazing. I'd go with the black X-Force look over the bikini for film.
I keep referring to her as "female Predator" because that's kind of what she looks like she's cosplaying.
What I'm saying is 90's Psylocke was a terrible choice for a comic-accurate costume and that it shows not every comic character needs to look 100% like they do on a page. That Captain Boomerang costume, for example, would probably look goofy as hell in a movie.
I liked that Sin City kept a lot of what was in the comic, but I don't know if all books should do the same thing. I don't care that the Xmen were in leather suits. What I do care about is wooden acting, an un-wolverine Wolverine, and jacking up the Phoenix story. I understand they have to change some stuff (and they should), but when a character only resembles the original in name only then there's a problem.
I like Nolan's Batman series. He changed quite a bit, but it still felt like Batman to me. Blame Miller for grim-dark, not Nolan. The studios are just copying what worked.
Having said that, I liked the suicide squad cartoon movie (AoA), and don't see the point in making it live action. I don't think they can give us enough character development for us to care about them. There's too many characters and not enough time.
If they want a grim-dark tale, they should do the Red Hood.
I like Nolan's Batman series. He changed quite a bit, but it still felt like Batman to me. Blame Miller for grim-dark, not Nolan. The studios are just copying what worked.
Having said that, I liked the suicide squad cartoon movie (AoA), and don't see the point in making it live action. I don't think they can give us enough character development for us to care about them. There's too many characters and not enough time.
If they want a grim-dark tale, they should do the Red Hood.
This made me laugh harder than it had any right to.
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/judging-by-the-cover/10278-Suicide-Squad-Promo-Review
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/judging-by-the-cover/10278-Suicide-Squad-Promo-Review
He can throw boomerangs really, really well, and his 'rangs are all gadget-y. So yeah, he's kind of lame.
He throws boomerang so well even the guy that's so fast you only see him as a red blur has trouble stopping him... yeah, most Flash villains are kind of lame. It's what makes the Rogiues endearing.
I always thought it was funny that one of the most powerful heroes on the planet had the absolute dumbest villains.
That is the appeal of Batman, his enemies are actually interesting.
It might be more correct to say that Flash had the most "human" villains. They (mostly) aren't rampaging psychos, generally treat each other like family, and there are actually times you'll see them drop the villain ball and actually make some sound decisions (especially Captain Cold).
That's a good point, too. They're generally the most likely to team up without constant infighting and ego-blasting like most villain teams.