The true self of human beings was beautifully portrayed on this episode. Breaking trust, Fooling people, self sacrifice the 3 most used weapons all round the world!
Was expecting Ronald to have a opening scene with a new life new man entry but started as a captive which sounds interesting :sunglasses:
The very concept is new! Usually there are movies with alien attacks, calamity, destruction and then happy ending but this one is little different. Talking the earth far out to safeguard its survival is something new. I loved the way the story was said and graphics were lovely, could have added some more future tech rather than still use a lift to raise up :D
Plot was nice, bgm was gripping, cast was good but climax seemed not complete. Hope there is a sequel movie.
Suicide squad yet again saves DC and proves that DC can overtake Marvel if there are more movies like these.
Super hero movies are not just about powers and fighting aliens it can be so much FUN with gore, violence like this one.
Thank god they did not end characters like Harley, bloodsport and king shark!
Unfortunately we would not see CENA again! You can’t see me goes in vain as YOU WILL NEVER SEE ME!
Simple plot of taking down an enemy with lots of blood made it work Watching, we want a bloodsport and deadshot movie soon!
The most confusing alien story! The climax alien who was supposed to be super strong and wicked turns out to be a 3D model or call it dead body plastic wrap up! It watched it for the suspense buildup and wanted to know how they end, well even the director would not figured out till date I guess.
Could be postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic :(
Cast was a huge plus in this series, every single character has done their job pretty well. What I like about the season 1 was that they kept this master villain Berlin a base on all episodes and connected them exceptionally at the end. [/spoiler]
The huge plus is the cast. Sun and velez were par apart from the rest. Story was engaging and the small title cards in between the show was nice to see.
