Talking With Burritos
Talking With Burritos
JJ Wayne Graham
Is Suicide Squad The Worst of the Worst for DC Universe - TWB49
1 hour 23 minutes Posted Aug 6, 2016 at 4:30 am.
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  Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/talkingwithburritos/ Twitter: @talkingburritos Snapchat: talking with burritos   After much anticipation Suicide Squad has finally arrived. Could the worse of the worst DC’s villains prove to be heroes to WB’s extended universe? Suicide Squad has the potential to ruin Warner Bros. plans to green light  movies for their least iconic characters. Flash, Cyborg, and Aquaman films are currently swimming upstream as WB struggles to maintain some key name directors and writers attached to the fledging productions. The well received Wonder Woman trailers seems promising, but, the Justice League's Comic-Con spot failed to convince audiences scorned by Batman v Superman that Warner Bros and Zach Snyder have vision of a better tomorrow. Funny how the plot line for Suicide Squad aptly applies to the current state of affairs at WB studios. In the movie, the fate of the world rest in the hands of a team of criminals. In reality, the fate of many movie investments rest in the success of a Suicide Squad.   In This Episode:   
  1. Jay Hernandez as Diablo does an exceptional job portraying this morally confused vato with a conscience.
  2. The Suicide Squad Soundtrack. 
  3. Talking With Burritos ratings
  4. The awesome cast that make up the Suicide Squad
  5. Charlies Comics, Tucson, AZ
  6. Rotten Tomatoes reviews for Suicide Squad vs. Civil War
  7. Gotham City in New Jersey?
  8. Suicide Squads New 52 vs the movie
  9. More on Viola
  10. Who is The Witch? 
  11. Will and Margot’s onscreen Chemistry
  12. Embracing Harley Quinn
  13. The Joker
  Jerry’s Introspection : Method Acting   Jared Leto stayed in character as the Joker in Suicide Squad. Could this be disingenuous to his character and possibly a crutch to help him portray such a mainstream notable who has transformed actors into cultural icons?   More of this Episode:  
  1. Um, I forgot Katana. Shame on me. 
  2. Dave Ayer as writer/director. 
  3. Jerry’s daughter and her anxiety filled return to school
  4. Did enough people die in the Suicide Squad movie?
  5. Chris hates Bohemian Rhapsody, but the cover for this move was aight.
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