I can't say its name because that would be a spoiler, but I can say that it was one of Justice league's original nemesis.
I can say that "project starfish" is aptly named.
Look for Yondu, Jai Courtney also returns as Captain Boomerang, in a semi-disappointing manner. And of course Harley Quinn and Rick Flagg.
Will Smith does not reprise his "Deadshot", but we get two in his place, both very good shots. One of them is better than the other, which one?
And then there are a bunch of other surprising meta-humans, rat and weasel people, cat people, even polka-dot people and shark people.
But if they are meta-humans, what can they do? Some of them have extremely disgusting super powers, albeit useful.
As much as I enjoyed the first suicide squad, I liked this one even more. Of course, Peter Gunn made it almost into another Deadpool movie, same exact style of humor.
But the other surprising thing about this is that for the first time ever, we get to see one of the very first DC comic villains, and they are much worse than we could ever imagine.
And although I cannot say the name, I can say that the idea was possibly stolen from the Japanese science fiction movie, "a warning to earth"- even the powers it has.
Look for another Taika Waikiki cameo, maybe two.
I can say that "project starfish" is aptly named.
Look for Yondu, Jai Courtney also returns as Captain Boomerang, in a semi-disappointing manner. And of course Harley Quinn and Rick Flagg.
Will Smith does not reprise his "Deadshot", but we get two in his place, both very good shots. One of them is better than the other, which one?
And then there are a bunch of other surprising meta-humans, rat and weasel people, cat people, even polka-dot people and shark people.
But if they are meta-humans, what can they do? Some of them have extremely disgusting super powers, albeit useful.
As much as I enjoyed the first suicide squad, I liked this one even more. Of course, Peter Gunn made it almost into another Deadpool movie, same exact style of humor.
But the other surprising thing about this is that for the first time ever, we get to see one of the very first DC comic villains, and they are much worse than we could ever imagine.
And although I cannot say the name, I can say that the idea was possibly stolen from the Japanese science fiction movie, "a warning to earth"- even the powers it has.
Look for another Taika Waikiki cameo, maybe two.