The soundtrack for “Suicide Squad” was unveiled Thursday via an Amazon preorder opportunity, and perhaps its most notable track is a Panic! At The Disco cover of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
That doesn’t mean it’s the only goodie, however: Eminem, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Lil’ Wayne, and twenty one pilots also made the cut, among other top artists.
Panic! has performed the tribute song live several times; Watch the band do so via the video above.
In "Batman v Superman," these superheroes were Serious Business. In "Suicide Squad" they seem to be more about not taking things seriously. Sure, it's probably still very dark humor (I don't know that David Ayer could make a movie that wasn't tinted black). But try imagining somebody in this eyeball mask popping up in "Batman v Superman." You can't!
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2. Villains having a drink.
Just a bunch of bad guys having fun together killing other bad guys and maybe getting drunk. Almost makes you forget that time the Super Friends couldn't get along at all two weeks ago.
When the Fresh Prince shows up in a summer blockbuster, you can usually count on him to deliver some memorable one liners ("I make these look good," "Now that's what I call a close encounter"), and he did just that in the new "Suicide Squad" trailer after he goads El Diablo into shooting flames out of his hands. "I was just trying to get you there. No hard feelings right? We good." His take on Deadshot feels like Vintage Mike Lowry from "Bad Boys."
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4. Batfleck.
Fans really enjoyed Ben Affleck as Batman in "Batman v Superman," but the movie dragged him down with its terrible Superman angst and uncomfortably self-righteous vibes. In "Suicide Squad," he's riding on top of the Joker's neon pink car. Pretty good, ahem, contrast.
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5. Leto's Joker.
This guy has been growing on me, in large part because each trailer shows a new part of what seems like a really goofy wardrobe.
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We got another glimpse at the team of DC comic villains during the MTV Movie Awards, and it’s a very good chaser for the dour ”BvS“
After "Batman v Superman," we were concerned about the future of the DC movieverse. But this new ad for "Suicide Squad" gives us hope.