What are they called again?
Suicide squad. It's written right in the picture.
Suicide Squad
The Self-Harm Organization
The Deathrow D-Listers
The Guardians of the Galaxy
Team Kill Yourself
Killer Company
The an heroes.
RIP El Diablo
>>78863215
Hot Topic Squad
>no slipknot or el diablo
Rip in Pepperoni
Also THEM BOOMERANGS
Seppuku Sentai
>>78863445
These two are a given, but what about Enchantress?
>>78863215
Is Based Boomerang wearing a scarf?
>>78863215
I'm pretty sure this is the first time we've seen Digger's boomerangs?
4U Federation
>>78863517
She's the villain.
Sewer-Slide Squad
I feel bad for asking this,
How do you pronounce Croc' actor's name?
>>78863764
Look at this literal hitler over here.
>>78863764
Triple A
>>78863517
She's their mission. the villain
Rick and the death Flags
Self-Mutilation Platoon
>>78863621
Nah. Set pictures. I think also in some promo pictures.
>>78863764
Ad-Wall Akin-Away Ag-Bay
I'm just guessing here.
>>78863764
>>78864022
>>78863215
sudoku club
>>78864068
That's one sharp boomerang
The Kill-Yourself Krew
"Man I cannot wait for the Joker and Harley movie, oh man, so cool, I don't even care about the rest of these nobodies!" - Casuals
>>78865049
The casuals and normies I know are interested in Deadshot and Katana.
>>78865165
This.
Some casuals are actually learning about comics
>>78863215
Finally, a picture of his actually holding a boomerang. I was getting worried.
>>78865165
Then they sure as fuck ain't casuala, or at least less so than the ones I have to put up with, last night, chilling with my friends, the subject of super hero films comes up, everyone talks about BvS, I mention Suicide Squad and get asked if that's the one starring Harley and Joker, I say yes and no, they are in it, but Joker isn't the star of the film. Mention how I hope Boomer does the pie gag and puss The Wall off, get corrected and say that that's what Joker does, and I have no idea what I'm talking about.
My fucking face when this is the world we have chosen
>>78865351
>>78865049
>2 characters that are extremely recognisable are used to bring in an audience before they see the film
This is not strange or unique to SS.
Some casuals went into Avengers for Iron Man and came out loving Hawkeye or Black Widow.
Some casuals went into Guardians for "Da fanny talkin raccoon xD" and came out loving Drax.
Super Dudes
Kill Yourself Crew
The Justice League
>>78865514
Yonda pls.
>>78865481
Dude, people didn't go to see Avengers just for Iron Man, especially after Iron Man 2 was a piece of shit.
>>78863215
Task Force X.
Super Squad
>>78865735
>Dude, people didn't go to see Avengers just for Iron Man, especially after Iron Man 2 was a piece of shit.
Yes they did. Normal, movie going folk who don't give a fuck about comics did.
HOL UP
>>78864887
For digger.
>>78865735
Yeah they did. There's a reason why Marvel has yet to break a billion at the box office without RDJ in a movie. He's their only draw.
>>78863215
Killurself Kliq
Doom Patrol.
>>78863254
>Harley Quinn
>D lister
The Meme Team
Team America
New article with new interviews:
>So get ready for something really massive, smart and interconnected, Affleck promises. “I’ve been really impressed just as a working stiff to see how they’re doing it.”
>In a lot of ways, though, Snyder says these two movies are only “the cornerstone of the beginning” of Warner Bros.’ grand plan, which began with the filmmaker’s Man of Steel in 2013.
>“I love Batman and Superman and Wonder Woman, but having Flash and Aquaman and Cyborg and to see them all standing together, it’s a pretty dorky and cool experience for me,” says Snyder, who’s introducing some of his new Leaguers in Dawn of Justice.
>“Basically every one of those characters has a logo that you would recognize without them standing there, and that’s a hard thing to achieve in this pop-culture world. We have history to draw on, but we also have these new frontiers to forge.”
>>78866628
>One of them includes showing off a different Batman than fans have ever seen in movies. Over the years, Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, George Clooney and most recently Christian Bale have entertained fans as philanthropist playboy/businessman Bruce Wayne and his vigilante Dark Knight alter ego, but Affleck brings an older hero to the mix: His is a Gotham City hero who has no patience for injustice in Dawn of Justice, and after watching the death and destruction caused by Superman’s battle with the villainous Zod (see: Man of Steel), he’s determined to do something about it.
>“You can see the idea of the innocent being victimized by whatever they are, aliens, he doesn’t know — that’s the thing that really boils his blood, as you can imagine it would,” Snyder says. “Suddenly the innocent children of the world are all of us.”
>>78866656
>The director didn’t want a younger Batman coming to terms with the murder of his parents and being inspired to wreak vengeance on the criminal element, Affleck adds. His caped crusader is “a guy who had been through that experience already for many years and was kind of burnt out and asking himself what the point of it all was and going through an existential crisis.”
>The actor also sees Bruce Wayne as much of a mask as the cowl worn by Batman and concentrated more on being the man rather than the myth.
>“Batman is covered up by a suit and sometimes a car and sometimes a lot of vehicles and weapons, whereas Bruce Wayne is much more naked — it’s just you and a suit of clothes,” Affleck says.
>“You can’t really play Batman because Batman is different things to different people. We project our own things onto the mythology of what Batman is, and he has to be able to be projected upon. With Bruce Wayne, you have to bring something distinct and new and different.”
>>78866679
>Similarly, Cavill doesn’t make a separation between Superman and Clark Kent, who was seen taking his job at the Daily Planet at the end of Man of Steel. In Dawn of Justice, Clark and Bruce have confrontations in costume and out, since Superman is equally irked that Batman doesn’t have criminals’ civil liberties in mind as a one-man army. (They both get on the same page soon enough when they see young ne’er-do-well Lex Luthor, played by Jesse Eisenberg, up to no good.)
>Batman v Superman is very much about humanity’s perspective on the Man of Steel, Cavill says, and when he faces Batman, the last son of Krypton knows he can put him in the ground — a weakness exploited by Affleck’s savvy do-gooder.
>“He can sure as hell take Batman out if he wants to, and Batman takes advantage of that,” Cavill says, comparing Superman’s constrained Clark Kent side to a dad playing football with a bunch of children.
>>78866701
>“He’s not going to go all-out against the kids because he’ll end up smashing people around. It’s the idea of still wanting to have fun but no one gets hurt, so you’re being careful about where your knees and elbows are going. That’s what Clark is for me, but Superman is far more relaxed. Superman is dad just being dad at home.”
>The new DC movies are all about introducing new characters, and Snyder is especially excited about unleashing Wonder Woman, who has a small role in Dawn of Justice but a bigger part to play in the larger universe. “She’s a powerful female superhero, which is a thing we haven’t had for a while,” Snyder says. “She’s a piece of IP that basically exists in pop culture in a way where every kid’s got a Wonder Woman T-shirt and they don’t really know why. I want to give the why back to that.”
>>78866723
>Then there’s Suicide Squad, which offers arguably the most colorful group of villains ever seen in a movie. And Ayer loved every minute with them. “We all need good guys and everything — yay, good guys — but at the end of the day, they’re kinda boring,” the Fury director says. “They’re always going to do the right thing. When you’re dealing with the baddies, it’s easy to get ahead of the audience and invert expectations.”
>Deadshot, Harley, Killer Croc, Enchantress, Rick Flag and Katana are part of a team put together by government official Amanda Waller to deal with a mysterious adversary in the movie, which also showcases a Joker played by Leto who transcends being bad or even evil, Ayer says. “He’s the king of Planet Joker.”
>>78866628
>it’s a pretty dorky and cool experience for me,” says Snyder
Snyder confirmed for autist
>>78865736
Underrated desu
>>78865735
This. I didn't go to see Ironman, I went to Avengers to see the whole team. Ironman is actually pretty boring when you boil it down.
>>78866752
>>When you have Batman’s archnemesis, the hero himself can’t be far behind, and one of Ayer’s favorite days was filming Affleck’s part in Suicide Squad. “We made him fight,” the director says with a laugh. “He’s awesome (as Batman). ... You really sense that but for the grace of God he himself would be doing some really foul stuff out in the world.”
>Affleck says he’s “bound by nondisclosure clauses a mile long” but is willing to spill the news that Suicide Squad is bound to blow people away. “It felt like I have such a cool cousin. This thing that is so awesome is somehow related to me, and that was really exciting because it started to feel like a constellation of things, and I’ve never had that feeling.”
>>78866778
>Just three DC movies in, Ayer appreciates the reverence to the source material and importance of getting characters right. “For me, it’s a little more than just dropping a cut scene in the end credits to link projects,” he says. “You really have to be thinking three movies downrange and how today’s movie will impact more later-cycle projects.”
>Snyder, who’s also a producer on Suicide Squad and Wonder Woman, also believes these films will differentiate themselves from the superhero pack by embracing Warner Bros' “pedigree of epicness” from franchises such as Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings. “It’s our belief and our goal to honor the legacy of the studio with a batch of films that speaks to that world.”
>>78866805
>And no one is more excited about seeing the possibility of Superman meeting, say, Harley Quinn than the guy wearing the big "S" on his chest.
>“There’s a whole world of fantasy in comic books, and if you just focus on one small portion of it, you’re never going to get the full magic of it,” Cavill says. “Now that we’re introducing all these other characters and really building the universe to a far larger place than just a simple alien’s life on Earth, it really makes it extraordinarily interesting.”
http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/movies/2016/01/10/batman-v-superman-suicide-squad-2016-superhero-movies/78249180/
>>78866766
Snyder is a mega autist. If you watch him during panels he's always super nervous an stuttery. Him on Conan will be extremely awkward
>>78866774
Yes but you're posting on anonymous comics and cartoons board, the anon he was talking to clearly meant he general public who didn't know who the Avengers were till that movie
>>78866830
>And no one is more excited about seeing the possibility of Superman meeting, say, Harley Quinn than the guy wearing the big "S" on his chest.
CavillxRobbie confirmed
>>78866843
I can admit that I was (and still am) on the casual side when it came to Avengers before the films and I still didn't go to the movie to see Ironman. The Avengers team (much like the JL team) just never intrested me enough to actually follow their comics back then and to this very day.
>>78863630
Fake, Bill Wilson is part of Secret Six
>>78866752
>He’s the king of Planet Joker.
Yes.
SU SI SKWA
>>78866396
Kinda is, yeah. God knows she can't actually beat anyone.
the HOL UP F.A.M
>>78866871
I'm ok with this.
