I'm getting annoyed that DC keeps going, "Just wait until you see the director's cut!"

wow I miss campea

I thought it was okay. I completely agree with the statement that I'd love to see this team on a different adventure

That Batman/Deadshot scene I thought was a TERRIBLE scene. Batman decides to attack a parent and his child as they're heading home through a dark alley? Sound familiar, Bruce?

Perri appreciation thread starts here!!!

Way to much sound track and not enough score in the movie

critics are wrong! great movie!

I don't regret that I paid to see it, but I'm glad I didn't pay extra for 3D or popcorn. Wasn't really impressed with the Joker. Sometimes he was truly frightening, but sometimes he was just silly. The Diablo arc was the best part of the movie.

Really happy to see Campea doing more of these reviews with the crew

I just got home from the theater.... It really wasn't a good movie. I was very bored.

John needs to come back. They all have such great chemistry together

It just sounds like Schnepp's "love" for the movie sounds forced.

Whatchu talking bout? I'm beautiful! best line in the movie

I feel like the trailers were dishonest. I got the impression that enchantress was part of the squad and the joker was the main villain

Just watched it. Even tho I had low expectations I couldn't enjoy it. It wasn't bad, more boring in my opinion 😳

Seriously, Perri is such a great addiction to this crew.

Just saw it. Knew Diablo would be my favorite...And he's fucking dead. God dammit.

What really got to me, was how pointless the Squad were. I mean, they did nothing that another squad of Navy SEALs couldn't do. And the pacing felt jerky for me. There seemed to be points were scenes were cut. The first action scene is too long. I am sorry if you disagree, but it dragged on so much, then Deadshot going all Captain America, standing on a car and kicking ass felt out of place. The Metahumans storyline hook thing was pointless. If they are supposed to be metas, taking on meta threats, why were they saving Amanda's stupid ass? But the casting was perfect, and El Diablo was amazing. but the script was obviously undercooked. If Warner Bros continues this trend of shit theatrical releases and releasing the movie with additional scenes which actually explained, I am going to be really pissed off.

I loved the movie. Sue me. Why would you get mad at someone for their opinion? The fuck is wrong with people today

The team's mission was to save Waller - NOT to stop Enchantress - and it took them AT LEAST 3 days to get there? Enchantress still hadn't destroyed the world? Meanwhile everybody from Justice League was apparently on vacation the whole time?

This is a fanboy review. There's no way you can watch and know all of the super hero films that have been released over the past 15 years and think this is a good comic book film.

In the club scene I really don't like how Joker says "Hunka Hunka" that is just a major hell no for me.

I couldn't agree with Perry more. She has the exact same opinions as mine for this movie. I am a hardcore DC fan that has watched the animated series movies and read the comics. But the harley joker relationship was a flat. Even Bruce Timm was able to capture their relationship in the most profound and artistic way in one episode of batman the animated series. One of the biggest romances in all DC and it's first debut in film history was shoe horned in with a few flashes of harleen bringing joker a stuffed kitten and getting strapped to a table?! No context no back story no Stockholm syndrome no joker sob story no harley slowly losing her mind and Harley's epic reveal was her dancing at a club? Even if they do give us more back story later they shouldn't have left us with so little in the debut of these characters. It leaves us with characters that have no depth and we just have to accept that they are crazy. Editing was weird and comedic timing was off. The music did get a little repetitive and it was in almost every scene for the first act of the film which took me out of the movie. Harley getting all sentimental and having a heart for diablo and the squad was out of character and wasn't really believable for me. The story was kinda weak and the villain was more forgettable than any other superhero villain. It was another doomsday scenario where the flash batman wonder woman didn't do anything to stop it. Suicide Squad isn't about saving the world from destruction but just corrupt government black ops missions. They could've done a lot more universe building if they made the villain someone like league of assassin's or hive or something. Plot needed to be deeper, characters needed more witty banter and or bonding, better editing, less musical cuts and let the music flow more naturally with the movie instead of the music taking the audience out of the movie. A movie that did this skillfully is Guardians of the Galaxy which I hate to admit. Overall it did have fun moments and the cast performed great. I have other issues with this movie but it would take to long to write it all out. 6/10 in my opinion. Very disappointed :'(

Enchantresses Brother looked like he came out of God's Of Egypt

How many times can DC really pull the "ultimate cut" card?

I would have preferred a mission with more variety. I started getting pretty bored with watching them walk around, run into some bad guys, take them out, and walk around some more. It could have been a much smaller threat too. If the city hadn't basically been abandoned, it would have been interesting to see these characters trying to blend in while working on this covert operation.

I'm intrigued to know what happened to Eastwood's character, and I'm confused how an explosive could stop a magic machine which is being controlled by a witch even if she is defeated, especially when she put so much "magic" in it.

The most cringe line was when El Diablo said "I'm not losing another family" right before he dies. The execution of the line was so forced and the suicide squad had been together for like 3 hours and there was no moment where I felt like they were a "family" lol

I still like the animated one better

Harley's elevator scene was my favorite.

Really enjoyed this review video! Loved getting multiple opinions and perspectives. You guys all do such a great job!

Thank you so much Collider crew for the well thought out and diverse opinions on the movie. I noticed no one even mentioned Katana in the review. I also noticed it took me over 30 minutes in to the review to notice. Do you think having her in this movie was a set up for the future? They kept talking about her sword and her dead husband's soul contained within, and I though that sword's power would come to bear in this movie, but both her and the sword seemed...well...forgettable. Thoughts? Thanks again!

Did someone from WB threaten Schnepp and his family or something?? This movie was so incredibly terrible, and I cannot fathom how Schnepp of all people loves this movie as much as he does. Almost every reason he listed as to why he liked this movie or what he was able to look past is exactly what he didn't like about BvS. Everyone did the best they could with the lines they were given, and I like the team, but they were given some terrible lines. There were more plot holes than actual plot. Motivations were completely forced in this movie; they were together for all of 1 day maybe, and they all love each other already? And let's not mention the fact that not one of these guys were villains at the end of this movie, they were heroes, period. I have faith that with more screen time the Joker is gonna be pretty awesome but it just didn't show in this movie. Margo was pretty good, but not role defining like RDJ or Ryan Reynolds by any stretch of the imagination...man this movie just pisses me off so much considering how I was going berserk with anticipation for it. Ugh

Geez Schnepp, we get it you liked it stop trying to force Perry to like it.

Man!!!! watching reviews for this movie is been crazy, you really don't know who is going to like it and who is going to hate it

Suicide Squad was really not a good movie. I think Jared Leto was under-utilized and I didn't see enough of him but when he was on scene he was electric. And I loved Margot Robbie as Harley but like stated in the video I think her comedic timing fell off because of poor editing, her jokes landed 50% of the time in my opinion. Will Smith was great as always, no complaints there he was one of my favorite parts of the movie. Viola Davis was great even though I hated her character so much. Jai Courtney was entertaining and funny for the limited lines he had. I think the best characters though we're Deadshot, Diablo, and Flagg. Rick Flagg was a great center and he had layers and I liked him at times, hated him at times, loved him at times.. I could tell he wasn't just a one dimensional soldier. And Diablo was the most grounded of all of them despite his odd motivations in the final battle. If we're just going off the characters alone id say this is a really great film but it's not

Somebody left the Spotify on in the edit room. It wanted to do what Guardians of the Galaxy did the way Gunn used all those cool 70s/80s Era songs. Ayer should have called Gunn and asked for help. Meh. It was tolerable but I totally get what Perry is talking about.

after watching the movie I believe Harley Quinn is pregnant. there are two scenes that make me believe that. when Harley is having that imaginary perfect life with her and Joker and you see the two babies and earlier in the movie when you see the Joker lying down laughing and all his weapons are all around him, off to the side you see two baby outfits that look like baby pajamas one blue and one pink I think she is going to have twins ..... P.S I loved the movie and I sorry that you didn't

I loved the introduction as well and I think the music fit well. I also loved the ending.

Great review and I echo a lot of the sentiments made. Surprised that Perri didn't enjoy it so much... I really liked the film. My biggest issue was the third act / finale with Enchantress. I think if they'd kept the film more... grounded, gritty and a "street-level" end fight, it would have worked a lot more. Still, solid film and gives me hope for the future of the DCEU

+JohnCampea @JohnCampea the shot of the sword on the ground when harley kneels is something Hollywood LOVES to do that I HATE. I call it the 'reveal shot' and i know that's not it's technical term but it's like "OH we have to make SURE the audience knows what's happening" smh. Dude... It's not a kids movie. We can keep up. smh.

Perri has it right. Good performances and some fun moments but messed up editing, terrible script and forgettable overall. And as much as i love Schnepp it seemed a bit on the defensive today.

I disagree with Campea about the sin of showing the sword at the climax. That was the reveal moment and if Harley suddenly pulls a sword out of nowhere the audience would immediately be wondering where it came from. There are other ways they could have ended, but it would have to be a very different setup. Fun movie, I'd rewatch it. 3 out of 4 for me.

Agree with Campea and Schnepp - don't know why so many critics hated this movie. I thought it was a fun, poignant movie. All three of my friends who watched the movie thought it was fun, and two of them were just casual viewers who didn't even read comics.

I don't understand how this movie has been getting such bad reviews I thought this movie was great.

some of these guys are really easily impressed.

love this group of people for movie discussions!

I finally got to see this last Tuesday, but only cuz we missed Don't Breathe's curtain time and I didn't wanna wait around for two hours. Squad was starting so we went to see that instead. Now I wish I'd waited two hours. I hear Don't Breathe is excellent. 27:12 I enjoyed this review up until this point, but then we finally get to the meat of it. Perri Nemiroff says she echoes the panel's obvious negatives that the film has but then she starts dissecting the story. It's a film without a second act. Perri hits the nail on its head. She practically drops the mic here. That's the problem with this film. I would like to know if the 'huddle' scene in the bar just before the final battle was one of the "pickups" that was done late in production. It's no secret that they went back to film extra stuff after principal shooting was completed, and that happens a lot in big films like this. However, if they put the principal photography together without that scene, even the most dense studio executive woulda noticed something was missing and that scene felt like a bandaid on a missing limb. It belonged earlier in the movie. A movie similar to this which I love much more is Mystery Men. There is a similar bar scene in Mystery Men as part of a much more complex second act. I really enjoyed the chemistry between Smith and Robbie, but at the same time I'm like what the hell would the Deadshot that Smith has been showing us this entire time possibly see in the Harley Quinn that Robbie's been showing us up until now? They're magically friends all the sudden cuz the actors want to be friends on camera. It makes negative pi sense in terms of character development. Give the audience a reason for these guys to suddenly have each other's back. It could have been something simple like Robbie, by pure coincidence, says some phrase that Deadshot's daughter says to him earlier in the film. Something that simple and pure would have been enough for me but I didn't catch anything. They're just "thick as thieves" just cuz. Reasons. The people behind Suicide Squad spent so much time giving each of these characters their own introduction that by the time we're done with all that, we're over forty minutes into the story and they STILL don't have Diablo's back story. That's nuts. So the characters have no chance to get to know each other. I'm not saying I needed to see them get a softball league going, but why not start the film with Waller having her people get these guys out of their respective separate prisons and throw them into the same yard in a maximum security prison together in like the first ten minutes of the film? Why leave Harley languishing in a gilded cage for half the movie? Have Waller put all these people together just to see if they'd kill each other or work together to break out? THEN give Waller a moment of power where she IS able to contain them all and control them. Compare this to how Joss Whedon was able to explain an entire season of Firefly in less than ten minutes of the movie Serenity, and then he moved forward with his story. First act of status quo dealt with just as many characters, including the ship itself, and then he launched headlong into a second act. The Tams are getting off the boat. That has an effect on the landscape. Much better story structure. So when we get to the third act, the story deserves it. Suicide Squad's attempt at plot is painfully inadequate in comparison. The producers of Suicide Squad bring the cast together with Flagg's anti-pep talk but then immediately give them each separate trunks to change clothes so now we have the squad separate again. There's never really a moment for them to bond. The attempts at that this late in the story are shoehorned in at best. I get this is a party of non joiners. You're not gonna get a family out of this group. That's not the story they wanted to tell. Okay fine. Then the producers should own that. Go there, instead. However, at the very end Diablo NEEDS a family of choice to rally around him! Without that, he's acting like he's been in a different film this whole time! This makes the entire end hollow and empty, cuz in the third act they're all buddies and team work and rah rah rah only THEY NEVER EARN THIS. It doesn't feel visceral and real. In a story with decent plot structure, the final battle here in this movie was actually where the "heroes" were supposed to fail miserably. Enchantress shoulda cleaned their clocks, captured them, maybe even tried to turn them into monsters cuz they weren't a team yet, and now she's taken Manhattan and the rest of the world's next if the Squad don't get past their petty differences and learn how to become a family of choice. They needed to fall so that they could rise again, but that never happened. Cuz reasons. Perri is absolutely right. This film has no second act and that's why it's only a "fun" movie, when it could have been a great movie.

One question where the fuck was batman and the justice league if the world was in danger. Had the skwad not intervened you could have kiss the dceu good bye

Perri is the only one on point totally on this panel

Just peeped SS and really dug it. Had some story structure and editing issues but overall really fun. Wanna see the Ayer Cut though. Loved BvS Ultimate Cut. Won't waste my time w the theater cut. WB needs to stop messing with the directors versions. Excellent review, gang.

Perri - totally agree with you on the over use of music during the film. There's using music to enhance a scene, but these just seemed like one montage after another and could have been fine with just a score. I also felt the editing was choppy and poorly paced. I found myself bored through the film since so many elements kept taking me out of it.

Best review on the net. good job guys. reflects positives and negitives. I loved the movie and will see it at least two more times. Probably my second favorite movie of the year.

I thought the Enchantress dancing scene was super sexy. I love everything about this movie, I'm easily impressed with superhero movies, and it takes a lot to make me hate one, though i can't stand Heath Ledger's COSPLAY as Joker in TDK. Can't wait for the ULTIMATE edition!

Wonderful review. You're respectful, your points are salient and I absolutely loved it.

Hey just curious but wasn't the train station used in the final battle scene the same exact place where Superman killed Zod? It looked almost exactly the same.

Critics are right but fans are righterer. Plot holes but if you come out of the movie enjoying what you saw then who cares.

Perri Nemiroff is the cutest thing EVER 😍

A solo Joker and Harley Quinn movie would be nice.

The scene where Batman punched Harley underwater was hilarious.

Is Campea secretly back for good?

What a disappointment! This movie is a massive clusterfuck!

I'll say it, I really liked it! Is say my favorite scene is the one with Harley and Joker in Ace Chemicals. I think I almost rolled a tear haha. As for the "dancing" at the end, it's never front and center. It's in the background maybe 3 times for a few seconds. You would barely notice it if you weren't looking.

I saw this in IMAX and holy shit, when the Imax logos popped up, It was so Dame Awesome!might be the coolest Imax Intro I've seen lol.

One of the worst movies ever made, not just comic book movies. Poorly edited, poorly acted (the Joker was good?!? WTF?!?) poor 'plot', awful pacing, shit characters outside Harley and even she was annoying, Deadshot was just ridiculous, the CGI for the brother was Scorpian King level. Fuck me there is no redeeming qualities to this car crash. I saw that someone said that this completed the trilogy: Batman Forver + Batman and Robin and now Suicide Squad. As a huge DC fan I never thought there was a 'Marvel conspiracy' by critics to belittle DC and now this absolutely confirms that the vast majority of critics have been bang on. Fuck Warner Bros.

the editing is wonky but I enjoyed the movie 6.5/10

Awesome review, really was on my taste. I did like the movie too. Btw hi Mr Campea whats up? :) Is good to be see you in the team again.

The scene in the helicopter with Harley is where Joker sounds just like Richard Nixon.

i give it a 2/10…..horrible directing…..horrible script……the characters were good…at least the few characters out of the squad that had something to do…….why was katana, boomerang or killer crog there? they didn't do anything. And all events just happen because she puts together the SS….so after the movie we are at the same spot like we were before the movie O_o it didnt do anything

I love the DCEU FUCK IT I SAID IT ALL 3 MOVIES MY OPINION. COME AT ME👊👊👊👊

Harley acted like everything was ok when she thought joker was dead ...

The Joker was disappointing for me. He wasn't the Joker I know and love and while you can harp on me about me not accepting change I personally felt that the film was trying too hard to make the Joker seem intimidating with the lighting and the camera angles. We don't need a flash into Jokers mental state to know that he's a lunatic. They even threw in a random shot of him pulling at his hair to display how CRAZY he is! I felt that he was standing around half the time looking lost with no instruction as for what to do. I know Ayer is an advocate for ad-libbing but Leto really needed the direction. Joker felt really underutilized and shoehorned in to me. I felt he was there for his name rather than his use to the narrative. Had you taken him out, it wouldn't have effected anything. His relationship with Harley was rather frustrating with the way he treated her like property and was only there to rescue her. That's not my Harley. Her lines to him felt extremely forced, and her one liners awkward and stale. She was neither the intelligent Harley or the abused Harley. You get the impression that she's really with the Joker to fix him and she aspires to having children and wearing rollers in her hair. She was reduced to the girlfriend and Joker the boyfriend who are always just making out. Will Smith serviced his role and of course he got the most development in the film seeing as that he's Will Smith. He also never went fully evil and remained an anti-hero. Viola Davis was excellent, her performance was an extension of her character on How to Get Away with Murder and I enjoyed the hell out of it. Rick Flag: generic boy scout. Captain Boomerang: useless, only throws 2 boomerangs. El Diablo: who? Killer Croc: lame. Enchantress: god awful/ plot device. Katana: sword scene was cut/ here for Asian demographic. Slipknot: hahahaha! As you've already heard the script is a mess and the editing is choppy. All the cool Joker scenes you saw in the trailer or through behind-the-scenes footage does not make it into this film and when something is a reshoot *you can tell*. The music takes away from any emotional or heartfelt moments and is predictably mundane. The team aspect that everyone recommended you see this movie for is nice but inconsistent. The film builds up how bad these characters are in the first 30 minutes only to soften them up later in an attempt to keep viewers liking them. At a certain point in the film characters will find themselves having a sudden change of heart for convenience sake and tbh this team is weak. Half its members shouldn't be there but as a team they look sooo garbage opposed to the Superman level threat they have to face. There's no team action scenes, no wonder Margot Robbie didn't require a stunt double. She doesn't do anything! None of them do. Its just a bunch of shooting. The team never kills any actual people! The CGI is abysmal and looks like it came straight out of Gods of Egypt its that bad. I'd give the film a 4/10

YES JOHN! I was so frustrated with that sword shot!!!

Thinking back at it there were a lot of great moments but overall it didn't flow well and it was clear the editors are more used to editing trailers

The post credit scene with Amanda Waller and Bruce Wayne having there conversation and seeing them exchanging information was classic. Also this mid-credit scene was the perfect launching point to the Justice League film since in the trailer from SDCC we see Bruce Wayne trying to recruit Arthur Curry and Barry Allen and how he locates them was through Waller.

joker breaking out harly at the end has me wondering if that's the start of the solo batman flim, i think it is and now im super excited for solo batman flim

Great show Collider! Nice to see Campea back. Saw the movie this evening and left thinking how great a Harley Quinn / Joker movie would have been! Liked Diablo but the rest left me flat.

I really liked it too! My rating is also 7.8 - 8.0. My favourite scene and one I'm surprised isn't getting much traction was after the Joker's helicopter got shot down and Harley returns to the squad, you can tell she is hurting so much yet she was putting on a front of her usual jester self, yet Deadshot saw through that, and Harley realised that he saw through and the knowing look they gave each other was great. Outstanding acting there! Another quick thing: great review guys! I really like that even if you don't agree with one of your points you explain your position on it in a way that is understandable as to why you liked or didn't like that moment. Which makes for great discussion!!!!

Why is the Enchantress dance such a big focus? I thought it was weird but it didn't effect the movie at all.

I think comic book movie reviews should be part of collider hero's episodes. this review was roughly 40 minutes and i feel like they could definitley be merged and currently this video has around 70k more views than the lastest episode of hero's. thoughts?

This cut was just so disastrously edited, you guys don't get to see the scene where Margot's Doctor Quinzell of her own free will literally gives Letos Joker a gun because she think he'd choose love over killing the people in the Asylum. *sign* Too much studio interference.

Good review, I'm not a big DC fan and I wasn't going to go see it. But after this review I think I'll check it out.

Does anyone have suggestions on a movie news KZfaq channel less focused on super hero films? I cannot find anything..

does the title have to be on the video the whole time? I'm used to reading subtitles so it's really distracting for me xD

I agree spot on with almost everything y'all agreed on. My favorite scene was with Joker interrogating the prison guard for info on Harley.

I agree with most you guys' thoughts. My least favorite scene had to be the scenes with Egyptian goddess lookin' Enchantress. I didn't buy into her as a villain, and they talked to her up to be this powerful being that could do so much but in the end she didn't end up being so powerful. I enjoyed that fight scene with all the suicide squad, i thought it was hilarious when Harley hit Enchantress on the back of the head with her bat. But other than that, that whole end sequence was kinda blah for me. My favorite scenes were definitely with Joker and Harley Quinn, but I gotta take a page out of Campea's book, for my most favorite scene was with Common, Joker, and Harley, that scene was sooo freakin awesome!! I honestly wish this movie was a Joker and Harley movie with Batman in it. All their scenes were so good that I just couldn't get enough. Margot as Harley was perfect casting, I bought into her from her very first scene and Jared Leto is a very different Joker of course but I thought he was enough creepy, enough crazy, and maniac for me to buy into it. Deadshot was my other favorite character in the movie, it had enough of "Will Smith-isms" for me to really enjoy the character and enough good motivation and story for me to get behind him. Also his relationship with Harley I really enjoyed. One more character I thought was really well realized was Amanda Waller, Viola Davis. I thought she was awesomely-ruthless, but a necessary evil because I bought into her reasons for doing what she had to do. It was sort of the only Justice League she could come up with. By the end of the movie, I was wondering if perhaps we will see Amanda Waller in Justice League but I think that'd be too much. I cannot wait to see more of these characters on screen, just wish the story had been better, because that's the one thing that brought this movie down for me, other than that, I really enjoyed this movie!

How are you still not recording in 1080P?

Some of the best easter eggs from Alex Ross's art of Joker and Harley Quinn, Hawkman's hometown, Batman Assault on Arkham, Loose homage to Alan Moore's for the Man who has everything, Wayne Enterprises which is an easy giveaway, Ace Chemicals, but the one that was the best one was the Mad Love storyline from The New Adventures of Batman. To me that aspect of the story was great. There is that Bonnie and Clyde type relationship between The Clown Prince of Crime and Harley Quinn. What's great about Jared Leto's Joker is that he is a cross between Max Caddy from Cape Fear (1991) and Victor Zasaz. Also Leto does pay homage to Heath Ledger, Ceaser Romero. He balances both of those performances perfectly but also puts his own take to the iconic character.

My only reference for this movie were the episodes of Arrow featuring the Suicide Squad. I loved them in that so I was really pumped about this movie. I went into this movie expecting fun chaos and that's what I got from it. I think everyone had great performances. My standouts were Will Smith, Margot Robbie, Jared Leto, Viola Davis and Jay Hernandez. I was hesitant about Will Smith's portrayal of Deadshot because I loved how they did it on Arrow. I was so glad they kept that same anti-hero emotional yet kick butt tone to him and Will Smith did a great job of that. I agree with Schnepp about Harley Quinn/Joker relationship I think it was done really well. I also agree with Perri that some of Harley Quinn's jokes were flat but mainly because I knew it was coming from the trailer. I had few gripes with the movie. One, the slight pacing issue at the end fight felt like a double ending that was anticlimactic. Two, was the under development of some characters. Other than that it was fun!

Hey anyone help me but did Scott eastwoods character have the night wing logo on his hat

Can't wait to get my review up later!

I hated the "Harley's fantasy" scene. She's not supposed to want to change the Joker - she loves the crazy. She wants that life but it a criminal, twisted way...

They brought up the Enchantress "dancing" around but when I saw the movie, she maybe did that gyrating thing for 5 seconds. Did they see a different version than I did? Did that few seconds really bother them that much?

Saw it last night. Liked it a lot. Definitely had problems and suffered from pacing, editing mistakes but I loved the characters and story and enjoyed most of the action scenes. Would definitely recommend it

Hey Gentlemen and lady and I really enjoyed Suicide Squad! I know there are issues, but I am just glad to see the live action comic book characters! You guys are blast to watch and help me make through my work day.

Did Harley kill Robin? in her character description montage scene there was a sentence saying something like that for like a quick second

I still think the movie would have benefited from having the main villain be another Meta-Human and not a magical god. Somebody like Deathstroke would have provided a big enough threat that they would have had to team up, whilst remaining believable that the team together could actually beat him.

For the record, Jack Nicholson was NOT a very good Joker. He was frumpy, he danced to Prince music and his character never went full "crazy". Jack was basically Jack wearing makeup and doing a good Joker laugh. Ledger and Leto are better Jokers.

I can't believe they actually liked the el Diablo transformation. I thought it was incredibly stupid and came out of absolutely nowhere. they set up that his powers were just pyrokinesis, but then when you basically make him into a skeleton fire demon it just seems like they're giving up

I always seem to 100% agree with Perri. I wish she was on every Collider video.