Suicide Squad

These movie trailers were just a tiny bit misleading.

We might be living in a golden age of comic book movies, but they’re not all winners.

There’s one scene that tells you why one was a hit and one flopped.

(Technically, it made $107.1 million less than the first film.)

Some audience members at a movie theater in Plymouth Minnesota got the surprise of their lives when John Cena stopped in for a quick visit.

Swear words will be flying everywhere.

The president of DC Films shares the company's future release strategy.

They’re very similar concepts. So why was one fantastic and the other a disaster?

Be honest: When you clicked on the link to open this page, did you think for a second this article might just say “ALL OF THEM!”

By now, you’ve probably decided to go in one of two different directions. Either you are steadfastly refusing to watch any additional Suicide Squad footage — having made your mind up ages ago to see the film and hoping not to ruin major moments in the film any more than you already have — or you’ve decided, screw it, and are gorging yourself on the many, many photos and character clips that Warner Bros. has prepared for us. If you’re part of the first group, then I’m sorry to say that the best Suicide Squad video just dropped and you’re probably not going to get to see it.