Top 5 Lines From The Suicide Squad Trailer
Tuesday, Warner Brothers and DC Comics released the second trailer for the highly-anticipated [...]
Tuesday, Warner Brothers and DC Comics released the second trailer for the highly-anticipated Suicide Squad movie. Fittingly set to Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody", a song long rumored about depicting events preceding an execution, it gives fans a glimpse of the team in heavy combat with Deadshot and Boomerang firing away, and Killer Croc in action as well. It also shows the team having a bit of fun, even in the face of peril.
There isn't a ton of dialog being thrown around, and that's not a bad thing. We get a grasp of how these characters are going to be brought to us by some crazy action scenes as well as just how crazy they really are!
Today, we'll rank the top lines that are in the trailer, especially from characters we haven't heard from just yet.
Worse of the worst
Right out of the gate, the concept of the movie is revealed and is slightly more accessible than the first trailer. Amanda Waller wants to create a task force of highly skilled mercenaries, but also of people who are, shall we say...expendable.
"The worse of the worst."
That should tell you this won't be a ragtag team of generic bank robbers and thugs. No. People who have made a name for themselves in the criminal world and beyond; household names of crime.
He's a crocodile that eats people...
Going down the roster of his new team, Rick Flagg (Joel Kinnaman) lands on one of DC's less known characters, Killer Croc. While Croc is one of Batman's B-List baddies, he hasn't had that much exposure outside the realm of animation. So the highlight of Croc here showing what he can do is pretty surreal.
"He's a crocodile...and he eats people."
Kinnaman's non-chalant delivery is the best part as it injects a dose of humor into what could have been more doom and gloom, given the scenario.
The voices.
Debuting over twenty years ago, Harley Quinn finally makes her big screen debut in Suicide Squad, played by Margot Robbie. In the new trailer, we see the spunky and silly Harls that we all know and love as she greets a group of soldiers and jokes about the voices inside her head.
"What was that? I should kill every one and escape? Sorry," she says as she points to her head. "The voices."
Of course she was only kidding, but follows up with: "That's not what they really said."
O...kay...
I can't wait to show you my toys.
Jared Leto's Joker has been a thing of controversy since his debut last year. Some say the tattoos are a bit too self-aware and the card-deck grill is just over the top. But that's the thing about the Joker, he's supposed to be over the top in mannerisms and style.
We don't get a lot of Joker this time around, but what we do see seems to be another mold-breaking performance of the Clown Prince.
"I can't wait to show you...my toys," he says, slapping an unseen character. We know the Joker always goes all out with this weaponry and gimmicks, but we'll have to wait and see what's up his sleeve for a few more months.
We're bad guys. It's what we do.
This line is the embodiment of what the movie is all about.
It comes at the very end of the trailer where Harley sees something from a store, smashes the glass and takes it.
Rick Flagg draws his gun, as he was caught off guard and yells at Harley asking what the hell is wrong with her.
With a sneer and an eyeroll, she replies "We're bad guys. It's what we do."
Of course, Harley. Of course.
