The Suicide Squad red band trailer shows an adult movie. But it also seems like a very different kind of DC movie than recent ones.
Suicide squadThe new red band trailer is a lot of fun and has a ton of big stars, but it also feels like a very different movie than what has been released in the DCEU in recent years. Directed and written by James Gunn (who is also known for, among other things, his writing and directing involved with Guardians of the Galaxy Y Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2), it seems that this 2016 follow-up Suicide squad It’s the still irreverent and awesome soft reboot the world needs. And its red stripe trailer unconditionally earns its restricted rating.
Suicide squad‘s The red band trailer is littered with different kinds of adult language, and everything is done in a hilarious way, from Bloodshot (Idris Elba) expressing explicitly expressed exasperation with Polka-Dot Man (David Dastmalchian) to Harley Quinn (once again. played by Margot Robbie) unique version of the raindrops at the end of the trailer. Not to mention, there’s some blood in there too, with King Shark (voiced by Sylvester Stallone) ripping someone in half right on screen. The three-minute wild ride certainly makes for a very funny, violent, action-packed, and adult-oriented movie (which is, as the trailer says, “from the hideously beautiful mind of James GunnAnd this iteration of the DC Comics gang of supervillains seems to revamp the concept that garnered lukewarm reviews for its 2016 version.
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The trailer of Suicide squad it’s promising, but it’s also a far cry from the DCEU movies of recent years. The universe has, for the most part (fewer examples like Birds of prey and the original Suicide squad), had a much more serious and familiar tone. Movies like Wonder Woman Y Aquaman They have combined fantasy, action and superhero drama to help develop the origins of beloved characters. And 2019 Shazam!, while silly and funny, it was certainly on a very different comic wavelength than the Suicide squad it is marketed as in its new trailer. And, since cinema is subjective, and also doubly complicated when portraying characters and stories from immensely beloved franchises with an abundance of canon material, some who watch the trailer will be disappointed with the change in tone. Yet for many, this is exactly the kind of revamped iteration that many people want and need.
A main problem with the 2016 version was that its trailers mostly depicted it as darkly edgy and sarcastically funny, while, aside from falling flat overall, the actual movie didn’t include any of those hits in the way many expected. would. Although tonally different from many DC movies in recent years, especially since Zack Snyder left the franchise in 2017, this thematic change should be refreshing. If the red-band trailer is any indication, James Gunn’s take on the property is set to inject some much-needed lightness and adult-oriented action into the DCEU. At least the new Suicide squad The trailer promises a lot of sharp wit.
With the kind of direction James Gunn previously brought to his Guardians of the Galaxy movies (which have become known for their whimsical and out-of-the-ordinary humorous tone), it is likely that Suicide squad It will deliver on the promises of the trailer once the film arrives this summer. It’s already been an exciting year for DC fans looking for a bit of a shakeup, and it looks like this new installment will keep that momentum going.
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