Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)

Really hilarious stuff! Plenty of swearing!

Awesome movie thanks

Ace

Always great to watch

Really enjoyed this, wasn’t sure what to expect going into it but it was great, fantastic fun and strong and powerful female energy throughout, exploration of themes of self identity and friendship which is nice, and Margot Robbie steals the show as expected! Was very fun and humorous and enjoyable.

Great movie

Parental guidance needed for the younger viewer. Violence, Alcohol, Drug use and expletives with a comic twist. Throughout the movie; I loved it.

Great fun, Margot Robbie is excellent, born for this role... The 'anti-Barbie'.

No se ve en ningun dispositivo por lo menos en españa.y por lo menos la caratula esta todo en ingles.espero que se me devuelva mi dinero

Cathy Yan’s 2020 film, “Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn),” is the eighth film in the DC Extended Universe and a pseudo-sequel to 2016’s “Suicide Squad.” Harley Quinn (played again by Margot Robbie) acts as the film’s narrator, with the story beginning after her breakup from the Joker. She had been spending time in Roman Sionis/Black Mask’s (Ewan McGregor) club, where the psychotic crime boss ran his criminal empire. Quinn continually aggravated him, but her connection to the Joker kept her safe. Once the breakup is public, he decides to eliminate Harley. Meanwhile, though, he seeks a diamond belonging to the Bertinelli crime family that has bank account information laser-engraved on it. The only surviving Bertinelli, Helena (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), has been targeting Black Mask’s empire in her guise as The Huntress. Unfortunately, Cassanda Cain (Ella Jay Basco) stole the diamond, making her another target for Black Mask. Quinn tries to save the girl, retrieve the diamond, and save herself in the process. Black Mask’s singer, Dinah Lance/Black Canary (Jurnee Smollett-Bell) similarly finds herself caught between her conscience and Black Mask, as she tries to inform the police while keeping as safe as possible. All four cross paths due to homicide detective Renee Montoya’s (Rosie Perez) investigation, eventually leading them to team up. Christina Hodson’s screenplay faithfully adapts some elements of Renee Montoya, Helena Bertinelli, and Black Mask’s stories, though the film primarily serves as a vehicle for Robbie’s Quinn. Though the DC Extended Universe films play fast and loose with comic book continuity, Hodson and Yan’s approach and overall effect both works for this film and keeps enough true-to-character to please most comic book fans. McGregor makes for a brilliant villain in a film full of characters with dubious moral compasses, chewing the scenes he’s in and recalling the best bombastic comic book villains. The other characters have just the right mix of humor and bravado to work as heroes and play off each other well while having distinct identities. Where David Ayer’s “Suicide Squad” tended to indulge in showing abuse, this film centers its protagonists without making the audience complicit or reveling in character’s abuse. It also manages to avoid directly showing Jared Leto’s Joker while still making clear the damage he’s done. Yan’s film also has a great sleek and stylized look that celebrates its comic book origins, matches Harley’s narration, and shows that the DC Extended Universe series is on secure footing after a rocky start. The action is great and the humor is superb, with a lot of heart under the surface. Hodson’s previous screenplay was for “Bumblebee,” further demonstrating her comic book movie writing skills. It will be interesting to see how Robbie’s Quinn builds on these events in James Gunn’s forthcoming follow-up, “The Suicide Squad.” The Blu-ray includes bonus features including an alternative visual look for the film that includes more of director Yan’s stylized elements. There’s also a gag reel, a making-of, a look at the fashion that helps define the look of the film, a behind-the-scenes look at the CGI for Harley’s hyena, a look at production design, an examination of villain Black Mask, and a look at Quinn’s use of roller derby to process her relationship with the Joker. It’s a fantastic film for Harley fans as well as being another excellent addition to the DC Extended Universe.

It is very fun to watch

"Birds of Prey: The Emancipation of Harley Quinn" ist ein actiongeladener Film, der eine frische Perspektive auf das DC-Universum bietet. Margot Robbie glänzt erneut in ihrer Rolle als Harley Quinn und bringt eine Mischung aus Wahnsinn und Charisma auf die Leinwand. Die Handlung ist temporeich und voller überraschender Wendungen, und die dynamische Chemie zwischen den Mitgliedern der Birds of Prey verleiht dem Film eine besondere Energie. Die visuellen Effekte und das Set-Design sind beeindruckend, und der Soundtrack trägt zur Stimmung des Films bei. Obwohl der Film nicht ohne seine Schwächen ist, ist er definitiv ein unterhaltsamer Beitrag zum DC-Filmuniversum und ein Muss für Fans von Harley Quinn.

Like this movie a lot. It's a classic for me.