The Suicide Squad (2021) Review.

  James Gunn's The Suicide Squad was a blast to watch. I call it justice from what David Ayer gave us, I watched The Suicide Squad then yesterday I watched Ayer's Suicide Squad. Both of them have good stories, plots and character's.

  A new team of Task Force X is recruited with new member's. Amanda Waller sends this team to the island of Corto Maltese for another suicide mission, the team's objective is to destroy a project called Starfish and save the world.

  This movie had a way better story then Ayer's. Ayer's Suicide Squad is simply a team of villain's, not heroes, that come together to face off a bigger villain than them combined. Gunn's version gives us more character background, the character's that are more important and a story that, to me, has more layer's of what mainly a suicide squad film treatment should have.

  For this film your given the same energy and excitement. When you watch a new superhero film you start watching it's trailer's and the hype come's from when you see costumes, characters and cast, this film doubled that energy with it's costumes, character's and cast. We got excited seeing that Gunn did a way better King Shark then what Ayer did with Killer Croc.

  Character's were so much better then the last Suicide Squad. Team was bigger, better and well casted, King Shark was really well done as they gave his backstory better than what was told with Killer Croc. Reading some comic strips online has shown me that treatment in look's on this character were accurately made and a bit cute looking, Sylvester Stallone did an incredible voice performance. Speech and dialogue we're too campy and very little, yet it made this character such a good and hilarious version.

  John Cena playing as Peacemaker really surprised me with his performance. I'll honestly say the performance made me actually want to watch his spin-off TV show by HBO Max, when I learned Cena was playing anything related to comic's I wasn't hyped of his casting but like I said his performance was well done.

  Jai Courtney really amped up his Captain Boomerang as well. he got so much better with his voice I felt I was watching the animated and comic counterpart's of Captain Boomerang, his Australian accent was stronger as well as his characteristic's from the comic's were brought to life.

  As far as what's been said of Margot Robbie's Performance in this film I'll say it's true. Robbie has really been doing an outstanding work playing Harley Quinn, in this film she made the Harley fans of the comic's come to know and love. Viewer's of her last two performances know that she was already doing this with her performance the voice has been done so well even how she does the crazy and unpredictable side of Harley. 

  Edris Alba's Performance as Bloodsport was really well done as well. His character's background was almost the same as Deadshot's when Bloodsport was recruited his daughter was used, anyway Alba put some good performance showing the struggles Bloodsport was going through and had the characteristic's of Bloodsport were shown differently by Alba.

  This film definitely had better comedy then Ayer's film as I didn't really find any part of it funny. Not that a film based on a comic especially when it comes to DC always need's comedy, I still found this as an element needed and was well performed for this film to be the fun it was to watch. 

  Score and soundtrack were well done and fitted this film. Maybe I wasn't paying attention but this film had holes for character theme's needed, as character's that have returned needed a theme.

  Though this film was so well done and gave the biggest justice to The Suicide Squad comics, this film has holes and I'll be covering It all in my Spoiler review.

9.5/10 ✅