I think in this context "everyone dressed funny" actually means that they're not dressed funnily enough. With the exception of a few looks at Deadshot with the mask on, nobody looks even close to their comic book counterpart. Speaking of which:Agent_Z said:
Harley's costume looks nothing like it does in the costume. This is the closest I could find to what Whorely Quinn wears in the movie (and even that I feel is an oversexualization of the character):TrulyBritish said:
Yeah...I mean CADMUS had an answer to Superman and it involved proper super powered beings. It's like they watched that episode of the Justice League where the Suicide Squad infiltrates the Watch Tower and totally missed the point that it was infiltration, and they specifically waited til there was a skeleton crew, there was zero indication that they even thought they could stand up to any of the super powered beings, much less Superman.AccursedTheory said:
No, I'm not feeling her either. It feels less like she is crazy and more like that person in the class who acts ker-razy to get attention.TrulyBritish said:
They're not one to one translations but I don't see anything about these costumes that would be out of place in a superhero comic book either.mduncan50 said:I think in this context "everyone dressed funny" actually means that they're not dressed funnily enough. With the exception of a few looks at Deadshot with the mask on, nobody looks even close to their comic book counterpart. Speaking of which:Agent_Z said:
Harley's costume looks nothing like it does in the costume. This is the closest I could find to what Whorely Quinn wears in the movie (and even that I feel is an oversexualization of the character):TrulyBritish said:
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The funny thing is they just changed Harley in the comics to look exactly like the cinematic one.Agent_Z said:
Well two things. First off, she should have been made to get changed before getting there, if that is in fact what is happening. (Everyone else is already in their threads.) And secondly, while she may not have searched for a secluded spot (though why not, she's a smart girl and may use it to try to escape), at the very least I would expect her to threaten to murder anyone that looked while she was getting changed, as opposed to being unaware that men like boobies. *shrug*ravenshrike said:
Oh yeah. This modern humour trend is the worst fucking thing. It's as bad as shoving in meme's were all tried of. I've heard all these shitty awkward jokes before that were in this trailer. I swear I have! Or they're just that samey in all these crappy hero movies.Reed Spacer said:
Uuuuggghhhh nnngggggghhhhhbbbblllaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrgggghhh.Bob_McMillan said:
Still don't see how that ends up with her being in her underwear surrounded by leering soldiers staring at her tits (and the more times I see it, the more the even bigger thing that bugs me is the hip gyrating for no reason while she's changing, and I am a man that likes gyrating hips). They could have not allowed her out of her cell until she got changed first, or just drugged and changed her before bringing her out. I really can't see a valid reason other than the film makers using it as a cheap ploy to sell tickets.ravenshrike said:
Yeah, it's really bothering me. I guess it's a reaction against the whole dark and gritty thing, but it just seems so... Shallow. The way things are, a film can be pretty mediocre, but as long as there a few laughs, people don't care. Why does everything have to be funny and lighthearted?Nazulu said:
It doesn't. The movie should just be a good representation of the source material. The problem is when you try to force a mood or tone onto a property or character that it doesn't make sense with. Yeah, the angsty and brooding Superman really rubs me the wrong way, but it would have been just as bad had they turned Batman into a Deadpool level joke machine. Stay true to your characters and the people that love those characters will support you.Fox12 said:
I think it's largely because WB has broken our hearts too many times, so when they tell us "We can change! Look!" we just no longer have it in our hearts to believe them. If this exact same trailer was made by... say Universal, and they were original characters then I think people would be much more likely to give it a chance. But because it's WB, and because we can see them being unfaithful to the characters, it's really hard to drum up much excitement within myself. Just in the visual realm check out the differences.Pluvia said:
