'Birds Of Prey': All hail DC's new screen Quinn


"I like my new team a lot better. We've all got better hair than those Suicide Squad losers."

I had a bad feeling about this movie the minute I heard about it. And happily, I have been proved wrong.

Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn was arguably the one bright spark in the dour, insipid, mess of a Suicide Squad movie back in 2017. Even then, she was completely out of place in that movie, an un-powered, rainbow-coloured, bat-wielding spitfire rose lost among the testosterone-filled, super-powered thorns that made up the rest of the squad.

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Harley Quinn might just be DC's new queen

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