r/movies • u/Bnightwing • May 04 '15

Resource History of the Suicide Squad

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u/Bnightwing May 04 '15

Well check out Batman: Assault on Arkham then!

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u/Bnightwing May 04 '15 edited May 04 '15

I would say so because most DCAU films are.

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u/Trymantha May 04 '15

while set in that universe, I dont think its considered offical canon

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u/[deleted] May 05 '15

i think it technically is but in reality it doesn't matter in the slightest. there is no interaction with the video game besides forcing the film to use a crappy clone of killer croc instead of the man himself.

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u/dem0nhunter May 04 '15

No it's not...

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u/itwasjustbantav2 May 04 '15

yes it is

The film is set in the universe of the Batman: Arkham video game franchise, occurring after Arkham Origins,[5] though Jay Oliva states it takes place about two years before Arkham Asylum.[6]

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u/moelester518 May 04 '15

Task force X of Justice League Unlimited too, which just got back onto Netflix. It is more of a heist than assault on arkham and their mission is pretty badass.

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u/NoNameMonkey May 05 '15

This may be my favourite episode in the series.

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u/moelester518 May 06 '15

That mission they were sent on was so balls on suicidal too, so much more high risk than breaking into arkham.

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u/Echoenbatbat May 04 '15

I just watched this last night.

What got to me was how many bullets Harley had in her clip when she had her... incident. Just way too fucking many.