Birds of Prey et la fantabuleuse histoire de Harley Quinn
Titre original : Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn
Après s'être séparée du Joker, Harley Quinn et trois autres super-héroïnes (Black Canary, Huntress et Renee Montoya) s'unissent pour sauver la vie d'une petite fille d'un seigneur du crime.Après s'être séparée du Joker, Harley Quinn et trois autres super-héroïnes (Black Canary, Huntress et Renee Montoya) s'unissent pour sauver la vie d'une petite fille d'un seigneur du crime.Après s'être séparée du Joker, Harley Quinn et trois autres super-héroïnes (Black Canary, Huntress et Renee Montoya) s'unissent pour sauver la vie d'une petite fille d'un seigneur du crime.
- Prix
- 18 victoires et 83 nominations au total
Jurnee Smollett
- Dinah Lance
- (as Jurnee Smollett-Bell)
- …
Izabel Pakzad
- Shallow Friend #2
- (as Isabel Pakzad)
Paloma Esparza Rabinov
- Bitchy Teammate
- (as Paloma Rabinov)
Joe Bucaro III
- Carlo Rossi
- (as Guiseppe Bucaro)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesWhen Harley Quinn is leaving the police precinct, she points to a wanted poster and says, "Hey, I know that guy!". The wanted poster is that of Captain Boomerang, with whom she worked in L'escadron suicide (2016).
- GaffesWhen Harley leaves the cell area after freeing Cassandra, she's soaking wet from the sprinklers. When she next appears, in the evidence room looking for Cassandra, she's dry.
- Citations
Harley Quinn: We all know the saying, "Behind every successful man, there's a badass broad." Well, that was me.
- Générique farfeluAt the end of the closing credits, Harley is heard asking the audience if they're still around, and then decides to reward them with a secret about Batman. But before she can do so, the film ends.
- ConnexionsEdited from L'escadron suicide (2016)
- Bandes originalesI Hate Myself for Loving You
Written by Joan Jett and Desmond Child
Performed by Joan Jett & The Blackhearts (as Joan Jett and the Blackhearts)
Courtesy of Blackheart Records Group, Inc.
Commentaire en vedette
Birds of Prey: and the Fantabulous Emancipation of one Harley Quinn, is a movie I had high hopes for but it fell flat. I will start off this review with the positive aspects first such as: Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn was a great casting and continues to be where I think she gives a better performance then her one in Suicide Squad, and Ewan Mcgregor plays a decent version of Black Mask. The use of colours and costumes I thought were great and I found some moments of entertainment through some of its action sequences.
However, This film has a lot of problems, most of the performances in this film are very shoddy, especially from Rosie Perez who is a walking cliche' as Renee Montoya (and I know that's what they were going for but it just doesn't work}, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Huntress who gives us some very cringey at times acting, and I think some of this has something to do with the screenplay which I also think is average at best. The humour that they're going for doesn't work at all I chuckled maybe once, and it was the same for my theatre. They also butchered Victor Zsasz which I found extremely disappointing as I was looking forward to his inclusion in the DCEU, the way he was portrayed was nothing like how he is in the comics and it seems like he is just trying to be some knock off version of the Joker. Also why is the film titled Birds of Prey? This is a Harley Quinn Movie, just like the trailers the Birds of Prey are barely in it and when they were they had small glimpses of being cool characters but for the most part they were some of the most cliched early 2000's era superhero characters I have seen since that era.
Overall, I found Birds of Prey to be a disappointment I came into this film very optimistic but got let down, due to the fact that this films writing was just plain bad. If Margot Robbie's and Ewan Mcgregor's performances weren't as great as what they were with the nice compliments of the characters costumes it would have been completely boring and cliched garbage.
However, This film has a lot of problems, most of the performances in this film are very shoddy, especially from Rosie Perez who is a walking cliche' as Renee Montoya (and I know that's what they were going for but it just doesn't work}, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Huntress who gives us some very cringey at times acting, and I think some of this has something to do with the screenplay which I also think is average at best. The humour that they're going for doesn't work at all I chuckled maybe once, and it was the same for my theatre. They also butchered Victor Zsasz which I found extremely disappointing as I was looking forward to his inclusion in the DCEU, the way he was portrayed was nothing like how he is in the comics and it seems like he is just trying to be some knock off version of the Joker. Also why is the film titled Birds of Prey? This is a Harley Quinn Movie, just like the trailers the Birds of Prey are barely in it and when they were they had small glimpses of being cool characters but for the most part they were some of the most cliched early 2000's era superhero characters I have seen since that era.
Overall, I found Birds of Prey to be a disappointment I came into this film very optimistic but got let down, due to the fact that this films writing was just plain bad. If Margot Robbie's and Ewan Mcgregor's performances weren't as great as what they were with the nice compliments of the characters costumes it would have been completely boring and cliched garbage.
- kaneeddy
- 5 févr. 2020
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- Budget
- 84 500 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 84 172 791 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 33 010 017 $ US
- 9 févr. 2020
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 205 537 933 $ US
- Durée1 heure 49 minutes
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- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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