Great movie and definitely better than the first one

Great show

After a secret specimen in a lab threatens the earth, it’s up a brand-new Suicide Squad from Belle Reve to save the day. Bloodsport (Idris Elba) has been recruited to lead the new team but declines. He naturally has a change of heart when he speaks to his daughter and learns of Amanda Waller’s (Viola Davies) plans if he doesn’t lead the team. He accepts, feeling he has no choice and is soon introduced to several strange villains he will lead into combat. Their destination is on the island of Corto Maltese. This new squad will be dropped off at a remote spot before they journey into enemy territory. The question is, can this group of misfits save the world from disaster? To my surprise, the film successfully reintroduces some characters from the previous instalment and some fun new ones. Not only are there plenty of characters within the film, but the actors selected to play them all are also great. Idris Elba is a solid highlight in his portrayal of the leading character Bloodsport, and the actor fits well into this world of crazy villains. Other worthy performances include John Cena, who plays Peacemaker, and Margot Robbie returning as Harley Quinn. Margot again doesn’t disappoint fans, proving once again that she was born to play the role. Overall, The Suicide Squad is loaded with blood, gore, fun, and the film is rather unpredictable right from the start. The plot is fresh, and the large stack of on-screen characters are all entertaining. Audio and Visual aspects don’t disappoint. Director James Gunn has certainly yet again delivered a film that will leave movie lovers feeling rather entertained. * This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com