One of the hottest movies that is coming out next year is "Suicide Squad," made even hotter by the fact that it's a gamble on DC's side.There have been countless exciting plots—one of which is that the "Suicide Squad" form to take down the Big, Bad Bat. According to this report from Movie Pilot, the Squad is formed reportedly because Ben Affleck's Batman is a darker, more serious vigilante than he is usually looked at.
The article goes on to say that there's reason behind Batman's shift—he's had a virtual change of mind after witnessing feelings of "fear and vulnerability," according to the article. That is courtesy of seeing Superman, where he is conflicted with a myriad of different emotions, causing him to go pseudo-rogue.
Whatever the reasons are, it's an exciting mess that Batman is involved in, and one that should make Suicide Squad a very interesting movie to watch
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Meanwhile, here is Melty's take on the whole Batman situation in "Suicide Squad."
All the situations that Batman found himself in—getting rogue and all—could have caught the eye of the government. It could have also given them enough reason to seek the help of Amanda Waller, who in turn could've gathered the group—most of which Batman put in Arkham—to control him.On the other hand, there could also be other reasons why Amanda is given control of these misfits. One of those could be to help them with their cases—as each on is promised commuted sentences in exchange for conducting services in the form of black-ops missions deemed "suicidal."
Then, there's Cara Delevingne's Enchantress, one who, according to rumors, is the one to watch out for. This is in order to resurrect her dead brother, one which puts everyone at risk—and the Suicide Squad is called to control her.
Whatever the story is, it seems "Suicide Squad" could turn out to be a pleasant surprise for DC.
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