DC Cinematic Minute

Antipoe finds young Diana watching the Amazons train. Diana begins to run away again, and after taking a big leap, her mother Queen Hippolyta catches her by the arm. Soon after, Antiope and Hippolyta begin to have a conversation about … Continue reading →

We arrive in Themyscira and begin to follow a young Diana, who is running away from her caregiver. As Diana successfully evades those attempting to catch her, she stops to gaze upon the might Amazon warrior training ground. Guest Commentator: … Continue reading →

Diana receives the mysterious briefcase from Wayne Industries, which contains a photograph that previously perplexed The Batman; Thus Diana’s flashback. Guest Commentator: Johnie Powers

Minute 2 begins with zooming into planet Earth until we land at the Louvre in France. A mysterious armored truck pulls up carrying an even more mysterious briefcase. Guest Commentator: Johnie Powers

WE’RE BACK BABY!  We begin our coverage of Wonder Woman with the the new logo for the DC Extended Universe, and an opening shot of the planet Earth. Guest Commentator: Johnie Powers

The facts Reaction to the announcement Remembering Man of Steel Remembering Justice League 2017 The Snyder Cut movement. The good the bad the ugly; Who really “won”? Why do we think this announcement is important? Why you should be supportive/happy … Continue reading →

In the final episode of Suicide Squad Minute, Mark and Nathan discuss some of the comic books that were most influential for the film.

Credits are just about over, while Mark and Nathan continue to review other Suicide Squad content. Today, the boys discuss an episode of the animated show Justice League Unlimited where the Suicide Squad infiltrate the Justice League Watchtower!

Credits continue, while Mark and Nathan discuss more Suicide Squad content by reviewing The DC Universe Original Animated Movie, Suicide Squad: Hell To Pay!

Credits roll, but Mark and Nathan take this opportunity to review the DC Comics Animated feature, Batman: Assault On Arkham, based in the Arkham Asylum video game universe, which features the Suicide Squad!

As the credits continue to roll, Mark and Nathan discuss the Suicide Squad prequel comic released for the film titled, Suicide Blond, which features a short story with Amanda Waller, Harley Quinn, and Joker.

Mark and Nathan are joined once again by their producer, who has a few more questions. Guest Commentator: Mike Cummins

Credits continue, as Mark and Nathan answer some questions presented by the shows producer. Guest Commentator Mike Cummins

In the aftermath of the Suicide Squad, Amanda Waller gives Bruce Wayne her files on the Meta Humans she has discovered with hopes that Bruce can find some friends. Guest Commentator: Lance Stanford

The stylized credits come to an end, which brings up our first end credit scene in the DCEU where Amanda Waller and Bruce Wayne exchange classified information. Guest Commentator: Lance Stanford

The main cast credits come to an end, as Mark and Nathan discuss some final thoughts, along with their guest, before reaching the end credit scene! Guest Commentator: Lance Stanford

The Credits begin to roll for Suicide Squad while Mark and Nathan discuss the featured credits and their new style.

With the Squad back in Belle Reve, we see Harley Quinn quietly sitting in her cell reading a book, until Joker blasts his way into her cell to take her home.

As Deadshot is taken away from his daughter, we travel back to Belle Reve, where the remaining Squad members sit pretty back in their cells.

Deadshot appears to have gotten his request to see Zoe granted by Amanda Waller as he is seen sitting with her, helping with homework. His visit ends abruptly when guards show up to take him back to Belle Reve.

Just as the Squad is planning their various ways back home, Amanda Waller makes a surprise appearance, and informs the Squad that they are still going back to Belle Reve.

With The Enchantress spirit dead and all hope seem lost, miraculously, June Moon emerges from the shell of a witch she once resided.

The dusts clears as Enchantress’ machine collapses, and the Squad stands above a defeated witch. Rick Flag then commands Enchantress to bring June Moon back.

Deadshot manages to fire a round off at the bomb, igniting it while inside Enchantress’ machine. Upon being defeated, the Squad stands above Enchantress in a moment of glory.