Denise Baker

Dc fans: ah yes, Harley Quinn movie. Cool. Egirls: time for tiktok. Thots on Halloween: mom, I need a Harley Quinn costume but not the same one as last year. Well that looks awful.

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I'm mad the Joker and Harley Quinn have to be together! Like have psychopathic children that will have there own stories in the future! ?. Rotten Tomatoes: 91% (7. 16 in average rating) with 45 reviews Critics consensus: No consensus yet. Metacritic: 63/100 (22 critics) - Generally favorable reviews As with other movies, the scores are set to change as time passes. Meanwhile, I'll post some short reviews on the movie. With a wicked sense of humor and exhilarating action, Birds of Prey is fierce, fun and a total blast - and an empowering girl power superhero romp. - Molly Freeman, Screen Rant: 4/5 A bold, entertaining riot that captures the manic energy of its lead character and ushers in a gang you¡Çll want to join. - Matt Maytum, Total Film 4/5 It¡Çs a girl-powered, earnestly feminist superhero movie with big, implausible action sequences and outsized personalities, and while it never quite reaches that potential, it does begin to map out a fresh path to the world-worn arena of superhero narratives. It may not be the promised total emancipation (at least not yet), but it is fantabulous in its own way. - Kate Erbland, IndieWire B- If Suicide Squad felt like Warner Bros. ¡Ç deliberate attempt to replicate the quirky fun of Guardians of the Galaxy, Birds of Prey is its stab ? and there is a lot of stabbing in it ? at making DC¡Çs Deadpool. - Matt Singer, Screen Crush This film is a blitz of bad taste, a cornucopia of crass, and it is weirdly diverting ? more than you might expect, given the frosty way Suicide Squad was received critically ? and engagingly crazy. Watching it feels cheerfully excessive and unwholesome, like smoking a cigarette and eating a chocolate bar at the same time. - Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian: 3/5 As a comic book movie writ large, as an adaptation of an imaginative, gonzo, frenzied, devilish graphic novel not meant for kids, Birds Of Prey is arguably perfect as a blast of that kind of feverish dynamism. However, as a movie, Birds Of Prey can¡Çt really break free from the cage of quirky insanity it is so content to nest in. - Rodrigo Perez, The Playlist Directing her first studio feature, Cathy Yan keeps it all hurtling along with impeccable ferocity. Her action scenes have a deftly detonating visual spaciousness, capped by crowd-pleasing moments. - Owen Gleiberman, Variety Does the movie¡Çs pop-feminist message need to be as consistently, cartoonishly violent as it is? Almost definitely not. But in a world gone mad, the catharsis of Prey¡Çs twisted sisterhood doesn¡Çt just read as pandemonium for its own sake; it¡Çs actually pretty damn sweet. - Leah Greenblatt, Entertainment Weekly DIRECTOR Cathy Yan WRITER Christina Hodson CINEMATOGRAPHY Matthew Libbatique EDITOR Jay Cassidy, Evan Schiff Release date: February 7, 2020 Budget: $97. 1 million STARRING Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn Rosie Perez as Renee Montoya Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Helena Bertinelli / The Huntress Ewan McGregor as Roman Sionis Ella Jay Basco as Cassandra Cain Chris Messina as Victor Zsasz.

I was excited before the trailer now for some reason my expectations are now low ? ¡é?. The rewatchability of this trailer. just WOW. This perfectly summarises every character from the office.

I'm not a DC fan, but this trailer looks fantastic! Looking forward to seeing this. Harley Quinn giveaway Damn I was excited to see this, not so sure anymore. Looks like you are using an unsupported browser. To get the most out of this experience please upgrade to the latest version of Internet Explorer. Im from GA and I remember this. Im so glad they are making this a movie and I love everything Clint Eastwood directs. That poor guy. God love him.

I agree this movie was tons of fun. Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) Theatrical release poster Directed by Cathy Yan Produced by Margot Robbie Bryan Unkeless Sue Kroll Written by Christina Hodson Based on Characters by DC Starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead Jurnee Smollett-Bell Rosie Perez Chris Messina Ella Jay Basco Ali Wong Ewan McGregor Music by Daniel Pemberton Cinematography Matthew Libatique Edited by Jay Cassidy Evan Schiff Production company DC Films LuckyChap Entertainment Kroll & Co. Entertainment Clubhouse Pictures Distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures Release date January?25,?2020 ( Mexico City) February?7,?2020 (United States) Running time 109 minutes [1] Country United States Language English Budget $82?100 million [2] Box office $191. 8 million [3] [4] Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), also known as Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey or simply Birds of Prey, [5] [6] is a 2020 American superhero film based on the DC Comics team Birds of Prey. It is the eighth film in the DC Extended Universe and a follow-up to Suicide Squad (2016). It was directed by Cathy Yan and written by Christina Hodson, and it stars Margot Robbie, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Jurnee Smollett-Bell, Rosie Perez, Chris Messina, Ella Jay Basco, Ali Wong, and Ewan McGregor. The film follows Harley Quinn as she joins forces with Helena Bertinelli, Dinah Lance, and Renee Montoya to save Cassandra Cain from Gotham City crime lord Black Mask. Robbie, who also served as producer, pitched the idea for Birds of Prey to Warner Bros. in 2015. The film was announced in May 2016, with Hodson being hired to write the script that November, followed by Yan signing on to direct in April 2018. The majority of the cast and crew were confirmed by December 2018. Principal photography lasted from January to April 2019 in Downtown Los Angeles, parts of the Arts District, Los Angeles, and soundstages at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California. Additional filming took place in September 2019. Birds of Prey is the first DCEU film and the second DC Films production to be rated R by the Motion Picture Association of America. The film had its world premiere in Mexico City on January 25, 2020 and was theatrically released in the United States in IMAX, Dolby Cinema, and 4DX on February 7, 2020. It has grossed $191. 8 million worldwide, making it the fourth highest-grossing film of 2020. The film received praise from critics for its visual style, Yan's direction and the performances of Robbie and McGregor, but criticism for the screenplay. Plot [ edit] Sometime after the Enchantress ' defeat, [a] the Joker breaks up with Harley Quinn, throwing her out on the streets of Gotham City. She is taken in by Doc, the elderly owner of a Taiwanese restaurant, and recovers from her relationship by cutting her hair, adopting a spotted hyena (whom she names after Bruce Wayne), and taking up roller derby. One night, Harley gets drunk at a nightclub owned by gangster Roman Sionis, and cripples Roman's driver after he insults her. She then meets burlesque singer Dinah Lance, who later rescues an intoxicated Harley from an attempted abduction; that night, Harley blows up the Ace Chemicals plant where she pledged herself to the Joker years prior as a way to publicly announce their breakup. Spotting the scuffle from his bedroom, Roman is impressed by Dinah's skills and appoints her as his new driver. Meanwhile, GCPD Detective Renee Montoya investigates a series of mob killings carried out by a crossbow -wielding vigilante. Finding Harley's necklace at the scene of the Ace Chemicals explosion, Montoya notes that Harley is in danger without the Joker's protection. She approaches Dinah about being an informant on Roman for them, but Dinah rejects the offer. Roman sends Dinah and his sadistic right-hand-man Victor Zsasz to retrieve a diamond embedded with the account numbers to the fortune of the Bertinelli crime family, who were massacred years ago. Young pickpocket Cassandra "Cass" Cain steals the diamond from Zsasz, but swallows it after she is arrested. Harley, fleeing from Montoya and several other people she had wronged in the past, is captured by Roman's men. Zsasz informs Roman that Cassandra has the diamond, and Dinah warns Montoya about the situation. As Roman tortures Harley and prepares to have her killed, she offers to recover the diamond for him. Roman agrees but also places a bounty on Cass to shake up the competition. Breaking into the GCPD with a variety of firework -inspired non-lethal grenade launcher rounds, Harley frees Cassandra and the pair escape to the evidence warehouse. They are ambushed by a number of thugs, but manage to kill them all. After escaping from the evidence warehouse, Harley and Cassandra bond while hiding out at the former's apartment. Doc is approached for information by the "crossbow killer", who is revealed to be Helena Bertinelli. Having survived her family's massacre and becoming trained as an assassin, Helena has been targeting each of the gangsters responsible for her family's murders, preferring the moniker of "The Huntress". Quinn's apartment is later bombed by criminals looking for Cass, and Doc sorrowfully reveals that he betrayed Harley, selling them out for money. Harley calls Roman and offers to turn Cassandra over in exchange for his protection, agreeing to meet at an abandoned amusement park (mostly one of the Joker's former hideouts). Dinah notifies Montoya of the rendezvous, while Zsasz notices Dinah's treacherous text message en route to the park and informs Roman. Devastated by Dinah's betrayal, Roman dons his ritualistic mask from which he gets his villainous nickname, "Black Mask". At the park, Montoya confronts Harley, but Harley knocks her out of a window. Zsasz arrives and tranquilizes Harley before holding Dinah at gunpoint, but he is killed by Helena, who reveals Zsasz was the last of her family's killers. Montoya returns and a stand-off ensues, until they realize Roman has arrived with a small army of masked criminals, known collectively as the False Face Society. Using Quinn's old gear, the makeshift team successfully withstand and repel their attack. During the battle, Cass is captured by Roman, while Dinah reveals her metahuman ability of supersonic-level screaming, defeating an additional number of mobsters aligned with Roman. Harley gives chase on roller skates, and with assistance from Helena, the pair pursue Roman. At a nearby pier, the final confrontation occurs. Taking aim at a shadowy figure in the distance she believes to be Roman, Harley wastes her last bullet as Roman appears from behind the figure, which is revealed to be a statue. Roman holds Cassandra hostage and prepares to kill her. However, Cassandra pulls the ring from a grenade she had taken from Harley's weapons chest earlier, slipping the grenade in Roman's jacket. Harley throws Roman from the pier just before the grenade detonates and kills him. In the aftermath of destroying Roman's criminal empire, Montoya quits the GCPD. With the money within the accounts hidden inside the diamond, she joins Dinah and Helena in establishing a team of vigilantes ? the Birds of Prey. Harley and Cassandra escape, selling the diamond itself to a pawnshop and starting their own contract killing business. In a post-credits audio sequence, Harley is about to reveal a secret about Batman, but the film ends mid-sentence. Cast [ edit] Margot Robbie as Harleen Quinzel / Harley Quinn: A former-certified psychiatrist, who became a crazed criminal and the Joker 's accomplice/girlfriend, and later a part of the Suicide Squad. She has since cut ties with the Joker after the pair broke up. [7] Screenwriter Christina Hodson sought to reinvent Harley, wanting to expand on the character following her departure from the Joker's company. [8] Hodson called Harley the character she enjoyed developing most due to her unpredictable personality. [9] Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Helena Bertinelli / The Huntress: A vigilante who is the orphaned daughter of gangster Franco Bertinelli. [10] [11] [12] Ella Mika portrays a young Helena, during flashback scenes. [13] Jurnee Smollett-Bell as Dinah Lance / Black Canary [10] [11] [14] A vigilante with the metahuman ability of hypersonic screams, which she inherited genetically from her mother. [15] [16] She is a singer in a club that Sionis owns. [17] Smollett-Bell described Dinah as "disenfranchised and disconnected from the world, " and someone who "doesn¡Çt really want to have anything to do with crime fighting or being a good-doer, which is so against her nature because we know Dinah to be all heart. " The actress added she became a fan of Black Canary by playing with the character in the video game Injustice 2, [18] which also influenced how she physically portrayed the depiction of the hypersonic screams. [19] Rosie Perez as Renee Montoya: [20] [21] An alcoholic, cynical detective in the Gotham City Police Department (GCPD), who is building a case against Sionis. Chris Messina as Victor Zsasz: A deranged mob killer and henchman of Sionis who carves a tally mark on his skin for each victim he claims. [22] Ella Jay Basco as Cassandra Cain: A young girl who has a contract placed upon her head by Sionis after she steals a valuable diamond from him. [20] [23] Ali Wong as Ellen Yee: Montoya's ex-girlfriend and a Gotham City district attorney. [22] [24] Ewan McGregor as Roman Sionis / Black Mask: A brutal and iron-fisted crime lord who threatens Cassandra and Harley. [25] [26] McGregor described the character as "an absolute narcissist. " [27] Additionally, Steven Williams portrays Captain Patrick Erickson, Montoya's superior at the GCPD; Dana Lee portrays Doc, Quinn's friend who owns a Taiwanese restaurant; François Chau portrays Mr. Keo, a rival crime boss of Sionis; Derek Wilson portrays Tim Evans; Matt Willig portrays Happy; and Bojana Novakovic portrays Erika Manson,
A twisted tale told by Harley Quinn herself, when Gotham's most nefariously narcissistic villain, Roman Sionis, and his zealous right-hand, Zsasz, put a target on a young girl named Cass, the city is turned upside down looking for her. Harley, Huntress, Black Canary and Renee Montoya's paths collide, and the unlikely foursome have no choice but to team up to take Roman down. Director: Cathy Yan Cast: Margot Robbie, Rosie Perez, Mary Elizabeth Winstead Length: 109 minutes.
Chills, been waiting for this for so long. so proud of anthony. DC Comics fans have been waiting years and years for a great Harley Quinn solo movie, and here they get it¡Ä albeit it¡Çs packaged inside a more so-so Birds of Prey movie. Harley Quinn is a wonderful character. It was clear when she first debuted razzing the Caped Crusader on Batman: The Animated Series in the 1990s; it¡Çs continued to be clear as she¡Çs created all varieties of chaos on the pages of DC Comics for decades; and it was even true when Margot Robbie first brought the character to life in David Ayers¡Ç otherwise unfortunate Suicide Squad back in 2016. She¡Çs not only a hell of a lot of fun to watch in action, but it¡Çs obvious that all of the people expressing themselves through her personality and crafting her stories are having a ball as well. This in mind, it should come as no surprise that Harley is the best part of Cathy Yan¡Çs Birds Of Prey (And The Fantabulous Emancipation Of One Harley Quinn). She¡Çs a captivating presence whenever she is on screen, particularly because of her fantastic unpredictability, and the results are wild every time we see the world from her off-kilter perspective ? be it a wildly colorful and sparkly police station invasion, or a musical sequence that springs from her mind while she is being tuned up by a foe. What¡Çs more, the film is fully cognizant of what it has with her, and takes every opening to put her front and center. Great as this is, there is a problem ? and you may notice it recognizing that ¡ÈHarley¡É and ¡ÈQuinn¡É are words 10 and 11 of an expansive title that is front-loaded with the name one of one of DC Comics¡Ç most popular teams. Spotlighted as Harley is, this isn¡Çt a solo film, and the film is built to have her share the stage with four other heroines. The trouble is that this proves to be a complicated task to pull off narratively, resulting in a fair bit of messiness. Much like Harley herself, the movie has a bit of an identity crisis (which will be partially exemplified in me referring to it as Birds of Prey going forward), and while it does manage to stick the landing, it¡Çs also hard not to recognize its unevenness. Written by Christina Hodson, our story begins with the titular emancipation of Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie)¡Ä though it isn¡Çt so much an ¡Èemancipation¡É as it is Harley being almost literally thrown to the curb by her longtime beau, The Joker. It¡Çs not a relationship status change that she takes well, at first being publically in denial of the whole thing, but things go from bad to worse when she tells the entire city of Gotham that she is done with Mr. J by blowing up the chemical plant where she was transformed from psychiatrist Dr. Harleen Quinzel into a pale-skinned psychotic. She realizes far too late that this is also a message to Gotham¡Çs underworld that she is no longer under the protection of the Clown Prince of Crime, and suddenly everybody with a grudge starts to come out of the woodwork. The most significant threat in this regard is pernicious club owner and crime lord Roman Sionis a. k. a. Black Mask (Ewan McGregor), who has a laundry list of grievances and has been waiting for his chance at revenge. Just when things seem to be at their darkest, though, an opportunity presents itself when Harley learns that her enemy has lost track of a diamond that could be his key to total control of the city. As it turns out, the stone was nicked by a young pickpocket named Cassandra Cain (Ella Jay Basco), and the situation is further complicated by Renee Montoya (Rosie Perez), a detective trying to build a case against Sionis; Dinah Lance a. Black Canary (Jurnee Smollett-Bell), a singer at the Black Mask club who turns witness against her employer; and Helena Bertinelli a. Huntress (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), an assassin who has been going around murdering gangsters with a crossbow. Is it a Harley Quinn movie, or a Birds Of Prey movie? Both... and neither. In its mission to introduce audiences to a fantastic collection of characters never adapted for the big screen before, Birds of Prey is very successful, as the personalities are strong and engaging ? the issue is really just about how they are layered into the story. The movie goes above and beyond telling us about the life of Harley Quinn when she is going about her daily existence, and everyone else simply subsists in her story and only have a handful of scenes separate from her to get across their respective deals. It feels like the film faced a tricky decision during development ? whether to tell a story solely from the perspective of Harley Quinn, or build team movie ? and never came up with a firm answer. The result is a broken structure that shortchanges what should be key players. By the end of Birds Of Prey you¡Çll definitely think Mary Elizabeth Winstead¡Çs Huntress is fantastic, but you¡Çll also find yourself wishing the blockbuster didn¡Çt wait until the third act to solidify her place in the narrative. It's Margot Robbie's playground, but everyone is having fun. Of course, the positive spin on this is that the reason you want more is because you enjoy the taste you get, and that¡Çs absolutely true in this case. Each of the film¡Çs stars, no matter the total size of their part, makes the most of their moments, and leave a wonderful impression. Mixing together rage and a shaky confidence, Winstead¡Çs Helena Bertinelli has a seriously weird energy, and with a back story featuring a mom who was a costumed vigilante, Jurnee Smollett-Bell¡Çs Dinah Lance brings some interesting drama to the table. Ewan McGregor is also clearly loving every minute of acting as malicious and vile ? creating some of the movie¡Çs most surprising, but welcomed humor ? and he is joined in doing so by Chris Messina¡Çs Victor Zsasz, who seems to love getting the order to commit violence as much as he loves actually executing said violence. Great as everyone is, however, this is Margot Robbie¡Çs movie, and she totally owns every frame. It was made clear in Suicide Squad that the Australian actress had a strong beat on the role, and here she gets to crank things up 10, 000% (think Deadpool¡Çs journey from X-Men Origins: Wolverine to his solo film). She demonstrates excellent comedic timing and physicality, and even creates real empathy examining her broken psyche and the struggle between her loneliness and her emotionally dependency. Birds Of Prey is at its best when at its most colorful and sparkly. Being more focused on character and tone, Birds of Prey doesn¡Çt go as massive as your typical comic book adaptation, but it is still peppered with many memorable set pieces, and up-and-coming director Cathy Yan leaves a stylistic stamp. Never before have you seen so much color and sparkle in a DC Comics film, often paired with some fantastic fight choreography, and only further supplementing the high energy is a well-utilized soundtrack filled with sick beats and clever remixes. It¡Çs strong work for a filmmaker¡Çs first high-profile project. DC Comics fans have been waiting years and years for a great Harley Quinn solo movie, and here they get it¡Ä albeit it¡Çs packaged inside a more so-so Birds of Prey movie. It¡Çs a mixed bag, with both its strengths and flaws showing clearly, but it¡Çs definitely an enjoyable one. Rating:.

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