Customer Ratings & Reviews

My son really loved the movie. I made a good purchase.

Good movie better then the live action ones they make

Thought that movie had real actors, bought and when playing realized it was cartoon characters. But since I already opened it, too late to return.

I live DC animated features but thia fell very flat. Voice acting was aub par and the story was very weak.

My fault for not realizing that this isn't a real movie, but the fine print is so small on the package I missed the word "animation" on the back side. I thought there was a sequel out to "Suicide Squad"! So unless you want to pay a lot of money for a 4K cartoon (which actually begs the question, "Why bother?") Then I wouldn't recommend this video.

did not know this was a cartoon. it did not say it was when i ordered it. not good review

Picked it up because of the title, didn't read it was animation and not the movie

didnt really care for this movie and it was nothing like the first one

It’s ok, but the first one movie was way way better.

Not the best DC movie. There have been worse. Avoid

I bought this movie by mistake I sent my grandson to pick this movie and he grabbed the wrong movie

We quit watching after 10 minutes. The producers were obviously just whipping something out to make money off of the movie.

did not realize it was animated so I was very disappointed. the first one wasn't .

Terrible animation, script, and story line. I did laugh once. But that was it.

Don’t waste your time. Not a good movie. Not even entertaining.

Suicide Squad: DVD [2018]. I didn't get what I thought I get.

Bad bad cartoon! I hated it! Stupid, destroyed itself

Really enjoyed the movie. Great 4k disc. Great price

It's no secret that DC live action movies have sucked more than their animated counterparts. If you want a good Superman film, watch Superman Doomsday. If you want a good Justice League movie, try Gods and Monsters. If you want a good Wonder Woman... ... well, OK you got me there. Still, the animated films are often much better than their live action counterparts. If you were turned off of the 2016 Suicide Squad, try HtP. The story starts out showing what they do. The Suicide Squad is taking down Tobias Whale (from Black Lightning). This first mission shows just how expendable they really are. Then the main plot starts. Amanda Waller wants the Suicide Squad to go after the McGuffin...err.... Get Out of Hades Free card. The legend goes, whoever dies with this card on them will skip being in a Zach Snyder movie and go to Heaven. So, who's she going to call? Deadshot, Harley Quinn, Killer Frost, Bronze Tiger, Captain Boomerang, and Copperhead. Yes, only a couple of these are A-List villains, but just let it play out. The story pits them against rival factions looking to obtain the card for their own reasons. What I enjoyed about the story is the tie-in to the Flashpoint Paradox. No spoilers, but lets just say that the tie-in surprised me and was masterfully executed. Deadshot is the character that gets the most focus. I appreciate how he goes through his own character arc throughout the film. You get the sense that there's more to him than a simple criminal. His complexities lead to some decisions that affect the team. I must warn Harley fans (of which I am one). Harley is a minor character in this film. While she's there, her role could've been replaced with another villainess without affecting the story much at all. The action scenes are more graphic than expected. It seems the DC Animated Universe is getting more and more into the hard R material than before. First Killing Joke and now this? Like Deadpool and Logan, the R Rating serves as a vehicle to expand what's possible in the film. Point in fact, the most memorable scenes wouldn't have been possible without a hard R rating. This is where the movie falls a bit flat. I don't remember much of the action. I remember more of the fights from Superman Doomsday (Rated PG13) than HtP because there were more iconic moments. In this movie, apart from heads exploding and a snide remark to follow, there wasn't much that sticks as being "cool" or " unique". Never the less, this was a very enjoyable film. I would recommend it. With a twist ending (that you probably see coming), Suicide Squad: HtP is a great addition to any DC Animated Collection.

It's no secret that DC live action movies have sucked more than their animated counterparts. If you want a good Superman film, watch Superman Doomsday. If you want a good Justice League movie, try Gods and Monsters. If you want a good Wonder Woman... ... well, OK you got me there. Still, the animated films are often much better than their live action counterparts. If you were turned off of the 2016 Suicide Squad, try HtP. The story starts out showing what they do. The Suicide Squad is taking down Tobias Whale (from Black Lightning). This first mission shows just how expendable they really are. Then the main plot starts. Amanda Waller wants the Suicide Squad to go after the McGuffin...err.... Get Out of Hades Free card. The legend goes, whoever dies with this card on them will skip being in a Zach Snyder movie and go to Heaven. So, who's she going to call? Deadshot, Harley Quinn, Killer Frost, Bronze Tiger, Captain Boomerang, and Copperhead. Yes, only a couple of these are A-List villains, but just let it play out. The story pits them against rival factions looking to obtain the card for their own reasons. What I enjoyed about the story is the tie-in to the Flashpoint Paradox. No spoilers, but lets just say that the tie-in surprised me and was masterfully executed. Deadshot is the character that gets the most focus. I appreciate how he goes through his own character arc throughout the film. You get the sense that there's more to him than a simple criminal. His complexities lead to some decisions that affect the team. I must warn Harley fans (of which I am one). Harley is a minor character in this film. While she's there, her role could've been replaced with another villainess without affecting the story much at all. The action scenes are more graphic than expected. It seems the DC Animated Universe is getting more and more into the hard R material than before. First Killing Joke and now this? Like Deadpool and Logan, the R Rating serves as a vehicle to expand what's possible in the film. Point in fact, the most memorable scenes wouldn't have been possible without a hard R rating. This is where the movie falls a bit flat. I don't remember much of the action. I remember more of the fights from Superman Doomsday (Rated PG13) than HtP because there were more iconic moments. In this movie, apart from heads exploding and a snide remark to follow, there wasn't much that sticks as being "cool" or " unique". Never the less, this was a very enjoyable film. I would recommend it. With a twist ending (that you probably see coming), Suicide Squad: HtP is a great addition to any DC Animated Collection.