Scene Description For SUICIDE SQUAD Reveals New Info About 'Harley Quinn', 'Katana', More

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Haha,typical Harley :D

"featuring him throwing up chunks of half digested goat meat on the floor of the helicopter. He then scoops it back up and shovels it into his mouth.."

Perfect.

Ha sounds so awesome. Didn't expect them to keep Katanna swords intact with the comics. Bring it

This confirms the presence of magic in the DCEU even more! It's perfect and it's far better than the excuse of calling it, "a science that we can't explain".

Not telling the military actors about the goat puke, classic David Ayer.

Everybody is Jason Todd

I think there is some confusion regarding "grounded" and "realism". Nolan might have used the terms to mean that there would be no super powers or magic, but that sort of naturalism is not what Snyder and Ayer mean by them. Instead, I think they use the term to describe their approach to characters and environments: the Suicide Squad are criminals, as criminals actually look and act. "Grounded" means approaching the Joker as if he were a real-life figure, or Clark's childhood as if he actually had unexplained, dangerous powers. In this context, both terms ask the question, "What if this happened in our world? How would we react?" In other words, it doesn't take super powers for granted.

To give an example, Iron Man 1: Tony Stark builds a functioning mech suit that is superior to the most advanced U.S. fighter jet. Yet in subsequent films, Stark is merely treated as a super hero with technology desired by the military. A more "grounded" approach might have had a more forceful response from the U.S. and other governments, who would view the Iron Man technology as a major security threat, one that, in the hands of a lone citizen, might spark a new arms race and World War 3. Ironically, with The Winter Soldier and Civil War, Marvel is becoming more grounded in its approach.

So the long rant is simply to say that grounded does not mean no super powers (realism vs. realistic), it simply means that there is a palpable real-world (i.e., messy and complex) context to these films.

Sounds like Batman: Assault on Arkham, and that makes it even more perfect!

@DerekLake

You explained it better.

@TheGustache

I've had that theory for the longest time but slightly different.

Katana is the mole but Black Lightening would play a role. When Common was cast for Suicide Squad I thought "Batman, Katana, and now Black Lightening. The Outsiders."



But Common isn't playing Black Lightening so there goes that theory.

@JediPhilosopher @Kr08 Well I think the point is that magic is somewhat distinct from science because it operates according to different rules than and subverts the various scientific laws we've discovered. Sure, everything can be called a science, but the point is that it is somewhat distinct from the principles that govern matter and energy, because it is something other than matter and energy. Thor's problem was that it took a somewhat Nolan approach in making Asgardian "magic" mere advanced technology, rather than something altogether different than what we know.

So it is great to see that Katana is not a bad guy!!!!!! Dang I cannot wait for this movie!!!!!!

WOW!! Nice! sounds like they got Harley SPOT On!!

thank goodness her humor is not like one of those one liner comedy characters.

so excited about the movie!!!