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Love the concept art. Maybe if it had the Harley Quinn picture and other individual characters as art cards inside, that would be a nice bonusThe first looks very similar to one I did a while back...
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As for the second, it's actually an official poster they've used...
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Well, that's your opinion. I think BvS is great and SS just ok. But I want the steelbook too.I just watched it! Cool film, I don't know why the bad reviews or the comparison with the crap that is BVS
Is this irony?
More like this?Quite like the poster art, I think if they were to use that then giving the right treatment it would be superb, emboss the character's and title, deboss the eye's (including the joker) and nose, make it a super glossy fingerprint magnet and maybe use Harley as the back image.....
The MOCKbuster version!Is that the counterfeit version?
Well slap it on a steelbook wrap it in a nice cardslip and name you price instant GRAILlThe MOCKbuster version!
Is this irony?
Joker is the center of the picture even though he is hardly even in the film.
No irony intended and after reading up about it after your comment I'm thinking that it must be one of the older posters created for the film . . . i.e. when The Joker was more "centre stage" and before the role was drastically cut back.
The reasons for the role cutback is reportedly because of "His controversial abusive relationship with Harley Quinn with his scenes with her cut to limit their physically and verbally abusive style of "love"".
That's not to say that an alternative "R" rated cut with the extra 10 MINUTES PLUS of cut scenes revealing the abusive dynamic of the relationship - more faithful to its comic book origins - will not appear at some point in the future . . .
RE: CUTS: Earlier this month it was revealed that "SUICIDE SQUAD had competing cuts with a lighter version tested against the director's more somber take. In the end, the lighter, studio-favored option won out"
. . . and in more detail there's this from Alex Osborn (IGN) "According to a new report, there was a lot of drama behind the scenes during the production of SUICIDE SQUAD as director David Ayer and Warner Bros. executives struggled to settle on the tone of the film. Inside sources told The Hollywood Reporter that there were two different cuts of Suicide Squad and that a lighter version was tested against the director's more somber take. Ayer agreed to participate in the studio's process of trying out multiple tones, which added millions of dollars to the film's budget.
After the feedback was received from screening the two different cuts, Ayer and Warners' execs sought to find "a very common-ground place," and the lighter, studio-favored option that brought in more characters early on ultimately won out.
According to additional sources, there was "a lot of panic and ego" involved in solving the film's tone problem, and Ayer was "under a lot — a lot — of pressure" to resolve the situation and needed more time. It's worth noting that Ayer temporarily switched agents back in June, suggesting something was indeed troubling the director."
As Jared Leto himself says about his new role in the film "I felt tricked into taking the role as The Joker in SUICIDE SQUAD" and "sort of tricked into being a part of something that had been pitched to me very differently." Even though he reportedly has something like 8 minutes of screen time he mentions in interviews that "He shot enough Joker material for a whole movie" and there's reportedly more of him in the trailers and TV spots than in the actual film which is at odds with the whole build-up where he was the main focus of the marketing.
http://uk.ign.com/articles/2016/08/...terial-for-a-whole-movie-lobbied-for-r-rating
https://creators.co/@DrFink/4027173
Last laugh? We shall see . . .
Very interesting post, I personally would like to see a dark incarnation of this franchise, and from what you say it seem's Jared Leto was under the impression that's what this was going to be, I understand why they went with the final cut from a merchandise etc point of view had to water it down to get the rating it did to allow a younger audience to see it...No irony intended and after reading up about it after your comment I'm thinking that it must be one of the older posters created for the film . . . i.e. when The Joker was more "centre stage" and before the role was drastically cut back.
The reasons for the role cutback is reportedly because of "His controversial abusive relationship with Harley Quinn with his scenes with her cut to limit their physically and verbally abusive style of "love"".
That's not to say that an alternative "R" rated cut with the extra 10 MINUTES PLUS of cut scenes revealing the abusive dynamic of the relationship - more faithful to its comic book origins - will not appear at some point in the future . . .
RE: CUTS: Earlier this month it was revealed that "SUICIDE SQUAD had competing cuts with a lighter version tested against the director's more somber take. In the end, the lighter, studio-favored option won out"
. . . and in more detail there's this from Alex Osborn (IGN) "According to a new report, there was a lot of drama behind the scenes during the production of SUICIDE SQUAD as director David Ayer and Warner Bros. executives struggled to settle on the tone of the film. Inside sources told The Hollywood Reporter that there were two different cuts of Suicide Squad and that a lighter version was tested against the director's more somber take. Ayer agreed to participate in the studio's process of trying out multiple tones, which added millions of dollars to the film's budget.
After the feedback was received from screening the two different cuts, Ayer and Warners' execs sought to find "a very common-ground place," and the lighter, studio-favored option that brought in more characters early on ultimately won out.
According to additional sources, there was "a lot of panic and ego" involved in solving the film's tone problem, and Ayer was "under a lot — a lot — of pressure" to resolve the situation and needed more time. It's worth noting that Ayer temporarily switched agents back in June, suggesting something was indeed troubling the director."
As Jared Leto himself says about his new role in the film "I felt tricked into taking the role as The Joker in SUICIDE SQUAD" and "sort of tricked into being a part of something that had been pitched to me very differently." Even though he reportedly has something like 8 minutes of screen time he mentions in interviews that "He shot enough Joker material for a whole movie" and there's reportedly more of him in the trailers and TV spots than in the actual film which is at odds with the whole build-up where he was the main focus of the marketing.
http://uk.ign.com/articles/2016/08/...terial-for-a-whole-movie-lobbied-for-r-rating
https://creators.co/@DrFink/4027173
Last laugh? We shall see . . .
with over the top gloss I could see this working...but am not too keen on the focus of the Joker in the middle personally.