Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay - Animated Film

[TheVileOne]

Even for the characters that died, they could figure out ways to undo them if they really want. I mean, this taking off from Flashpoint and all .

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

Watched this last night.

Christian Slater made a great Deadshot - I hope he sticks around. Vanessa Williams was an inspired substitute for CCH Pounder voicing Amanda Waller (not a fan of 'thin Waller' though; I prefer 'the Wall' to be big!). All the other voice-work was good - although Tara Strong sounded a little off to me at times. I normally like her Harley but she didn't sound quite right. Anybody know if she'd recently had a cold or something?

Plenty of characters featured with three teams going after the 'item', and some amusing banter - usually involving the 'charming' Boomerang... Liked the way it tied into Flashpoint as well.

Overall I enjoyed this as much as Assault on Arkham.

8/10

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

Even for the characters that died, they could figure out ways to undo them if they really want. I mean, this taking off from Flashpoint and all .

Yep, I was thinking that as I watched it. Definitely not a problem!

 

[sweetre15]

Watched this film like 3 times and I really loved this film.

It’s really everything I’d want in a Suicide Squad movie. A mixture of gory violence, humor, character development and exploring a heavy topic while still being straightforward and simplistic.

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

Yeah, that pretty much sums it up. I'd have been more than happy with a live-action movie along the lines of SSHtP. I'll be rewatching this before long.

 

[sweetre15]

Yeah, that pretty much sums it up. I'd have been more than happy with a live-action movie along the lines of SSHtP. I'll be rewatching this before long.

Hopefully the people involved with the live action sequel took notes from this film.

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

Hopefully the people involved with the live action sequel took notes from this film.

I'm keepin' 'em crossed...

 

[the last son]

It was ok. About 7.5/10. Thought the villain was lame.

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

It was ok. About 7.5/10. Thought the villain was lame.

Really? You didn't like the Flashpoint connection?

 

[BobJM]

I very much enjoyed this, and the callback to Flashpoint.

It took a few movies, but this shared universe amongst the DTV films is paying off nicely. Death of Superman was great too

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

I very much enjoyed this, and the callback to Flashpoint.

It took a few movies, but this shared universe amongst the DTV films is paying off nicely. Death of Superman was great too

Good to hear - I'm still waiting to see DoS.

 

[the last son]

Just thought savage was lame.

 

[Milk Tray Guy]

Just thought savage was lame.

Ah, by villain I thought you meant Zoom.

 

[Batmannerism]

Watched this last night.

Christian Slater made a great Deadshot - I hope he sticks around. Vanessa Williams was an inspired substitute for CCH Pounder voicing Amanda Waller (not a fan of 'thin Waller' though; I prefer 'the Wall' to be big!). All the other voice-work was good - although Tara Strong sounded a little off to me at times. I normally like her Harley but she didn't sound quite right. Anybody know if she'd recently had a cold or something?

Plenty of characters featured with three teams going after the 'item', and some amusing banter - usually involving the 'charming' Boomerang... Liked the way it tied into Flashpoint as well.

Overall I enjoyed this as much as Assault on Arkham.

8/10

Just caught this on Netflix. Have to agree with @Milk Tray Guy . This is a good fun movie, in the tradition of the Dirty Dozen.

I enjoyed it more than Assault on Arkham, because it didn't need Batman or the Joker , and the characters stood on their own- it almost had a Guardians of the Galaxy vibe, although a bit less sentimental.

I give this one an 8/10, a good watch and many many times better than the live action film.

 

[Rorschach2012]

Assault on Arkham could’ve been the perfect blueprint for the live action movie

This one was really good too though. Both superior to the live action flick