I thought that was Frank Welker, Samuel L. Jackson or Stan Lee
It's rather telling how I'm unable to take Batman vs Superman seriously despite it desperately wanting me to, yet here's a DC film that is transparently flaunting how absurd its premise is and I'm completely on board.
I think it's Common as the Tattooed Man, which would explain some of the shit we saw in the trailer.From what I've seen about this movie's Deadshot from press releases, he's a lighter shade of dark grey compared to the majority of the squad. Basically, he sees what he does (murdering people) as taking out the trash. Which granted, sounds more like Punisher then Deadshot, but as long as the cocky jerk part (a part which Will Smith can play very well) is still there then it'll be fine.
On another note, rewatching the trailer, there is a sequence where an unidentified meta (who seems to be wrapped up in some sort of cloth or vines or something) shreds a train at 1:43. So who is Joker manipulating?
the members of the suicide squad have a life expectancy roughly equivalent to a redshirtAlso how many characters are in the suicide squad, and how many opponents are they facing off against? You have like 6-10 of them, then as opponents you have the Joker, that Tattoo dude, and who knows who else. It seems like a recipe for clutter.
I imagine that the villains will be little more than mooks as the Suicide Squad is front and center. The good thing about the Joker is that you don't need to establish anything with him to set up the plot. What's his backstory? No one knows. Why is he trying to blow up a city? Because he feels like it. What's his end game? Changes constantly.Also how many characters are in the suicide squad, and how many opponents are they facing off against? You have like 6-10 of them, then as opponents you have the Joker, that Tattoo dude, and who knows who else. It seems like a recipe for clutter.
I wouldn't be surprised if they pull this. He could also just be the opening sequence action scene, a la the James Bond movies, used to establish Harley Quinn's character, then promptly exits stage right so that the Suicide Squad can do their thing.Did we actually see Joker on screen with any of the main cast aside from Harley? I suspect he may appear in flashback only.
Considering the sheer amount of dicksucking Joker Wank theres been in recent years?I mean to be frank, the Joker just doesn't seem like the kind of guy that Amanda Waller would assemble a team of "the worst of the worst" to take on.
And half the audience would probably not even recognize that for that lie that it is...I could see Joker doing something stupid enough to instigate a Suicide Squad worthy situation.
And Joker being Joker gets to play it off like "I meant to do that lol"
This. So fucking this.It's rather telling how I'm unable to take Batman vs Superman seriously despite it desperately wanting me to, yet here's a DC film that is transparently flaunting how absurd its premise is and I'm completely on board.
He clearly does that after Batman and Superman stop fighting.
That's all a dream sequence by Batman given his fear that Superman will turn evil.shit goes all Mad Max, one shot looked like there was fucking parademons,
If you got that from a pre-screening or something, thats great, but please don't spoil the movie.He clearly does that after Batman and Superman stop fighting.
That's all a dream sequence by Batman given his fear that Superman will turn evil.
It was in an interview with Snyder.If you got that from a pre-screening or something, thats great, but please don't spoil the movie.
(maybe its not a spoiler, and maybe I just never read whatever you read to get that information, but just because I'm ragging on it doesn't mean I don't plan on watching it)
Is it wrong that I kind of want this movie to have an all-Queen soundtrack ala Iron Man 2 with AC/DC?
Because this is begging to played during a climactic moment or another trailer.
As well as this for another climax (this time involving Harley.)