Spoiler Thoughts on SUICIDE SQUAD!

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INSANE, BEAUTIFUL CHAOS

How to make a villain relatable? Do criminals deserve mercy? Once again, an extremely divisive DC movie among critics and fans, and for the first time... I'm actually in the positive side. Many call this film as "another cheesy generic product of the bunch". I call it a "bold and unique story of damaged guys trying to get redeemed". Even though it goes to ambitious levels by the end of the film, the story feels claustrophobic within the complex psyche of the characters and their personal insecurities. That's the whole point. Despite its generic plot points, it feels different.

That's what makes this movie, despite the flaws, beautiful: a world of chaos and no real good guys. One where people fight their demons in order to avoid the nonredeemable state of pure evil. How? Let's talk about it!

SUICIDE SQUAD: Lo Mejor del Trailer #2!

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BALLROOM BLITZ!

This movie looks... just... beautiful. Esta sigue siendo mi película más esperada del 2016 por sus trailers, elenco, personajes, idea de historia... EVERYTHING. Recién puesto en internet el tercer trailer de Suicide Squad (incluyendo el teaser de Comic-Con), los colores son cada vez más brillantes, el ritmo de cada escena es más insane, y cada canción que eligen es... even more awesome and crazy! (además, la letra refleja muy bien lo que ofrece esta película por medio de sus personajes... or that´s what it looks like).

Este trailer es perfecto! Va de oscuro y serio a loco, retorcido y divertido... y probablemente repita estos adjetivos una y ptra vez a lo largo del post. Because, you know... the voices. Además, básciamente un 90% de las tomas en el trailer dan mucho de qué hablar (en serio, ver a Captain Boomerang pelear sosteniendo un muñeco de unicornio... you don´t see that shit everyday). Así que bueno! Lo más destacado a continuación! Evil vs... worse evil, I guess? Suena excelente.

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REIGN OF THE GENRE

Long are the days where you get only one comic-book movie every two years. But right now, we are practically getting a new every two months or so. Yes, it might get a little exhausting for many people, but the genre keeps reinventing itself and gives new and fresh air every once in a while: Bryan Singer with X-Men, then Sam Raimi with Spider-Man, Christopher Nolan with The Dark Knight Trilogy, Joss Whedon with The Avengers, Ryan Reynolds knocking it out of his self'-referential park with Deadpool, and so on.

It´s 2016, and both fans and casual moviegoers are open to more comic-book movie experiences (or at least that´s what I think). There have been many projects trying to get the green light and others that didn't deliver for what they promised. Even so, there are MANY STORIES yet to be told, much more than the typical save-the-day-and-defeat-the-enemy-and-save-the-girl film (don't get me wrong, Deadpool is one of the few great exceptions). Speaking of Deadpool, could we get more R-rated movies? Wolverine 3 is on it's way... and it won't be the last of its kind for sure!

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