The reactions are in! Birds of Prey may have been a headscratcher for a few and many viewed it trepidatiously, but you may walk into the movie theater more confidently after all of the reactions have flooded Twitter. The embargo has been lifted and those who were able to see Birds of Prey (And The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) have let their opinions be known! What does everyone think of the movie? They loved it! One positive reaction after another has been posted up on social media. It’s hard to find any negative reviews. We’ve compiled a few reactions so you know what to expect from everyone who went to go see the film.
Just saw @birdsofpreywb courtesy of WB. I haven’t had this much fun at the movies in a while. Don’t let anyone tell you not to see this movie because they just don’t want you to live YOUR BEST LIFE and who needs that negativity in 2020? Non-spoiler review tomorrow.💋#BirdsofPrey pic.twitter.com/23x2AlizJK
— Darknight Archivist ✌🏽💙🦇 (@HistoftheBatman) January 29, 2020
#BirdsOfPrey has terrific action, humor & some of the more memorable characters we’ve seen in a DC movie, but the biggest highlight is Margot Robbie. She is fantabulous as Harley, while also proving that sometimes our most valued relationships are the ones we have w/ good food pic.twitter.com/EDQ3sr5JtL
— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) January 29, 2020
A few reviews have compared the movie to Deadpool, with there even being a fourth-wall-breaking aspect to it:
The only fair comparison for #BirdsOfPrey, if you want one, is Deadpool. They have a lot in common, especially their use of fourth-wall breaking and R-Ratings! pic.twitter.com/yGemqvJmMa
— BD (@BrandonDavisBD) January 29, 2020
#BirdsofPrey is like if John Wick were run through a crazy funhouse filter and stuffed full of glitter and f-bombs. It's everything you could ever want from #HarleyQuinn and her badass girl gang. Into this movie completely. 🤘🏻 pic.twitter.com/Y2DZgPYN2Y
— Alisha Grauso (@AlishaGrauso) January 29, 2020
https://twitter.com/RogueCheddar/status/1222633033368424448?s=20
Ewan McGregor’s performance as Black Mask is especially getting praise:
#BirdsofPrey is one word: FUN! A frenetic hyper stylized Harley Quinn comic book come to life (it’s her movie). It’s DC’s Deadpool w/ a dash of Tarantino. COULD NOT get enough of McGregor’s Black Mask; hysterical, eccentric, & deliciously pathetic. A rockin’ kick ass good time! pic.twitter.com/QZ4t95sa7M
— Griffin Schiller (@griffschiller) January 29, 2020
Really enjoyed #BirdsofPrey! The action reminded me a lot of John Wick. The chemistry amongst the cast was great and I would love to see more #BlackCanary & #Huntress in the future. https://t.co/9ySVvh1yyz
— Dorian Parks (@DorianParksnRec) January 29, 2020
Of course, there were some criticisms:
If #BirdsOfPrey told me anything, it’s that we need a whole lot more Canary and Huntress! They are great but there’s a lot left on the bone! pic.twitter.com/kSCB59c3Mm
— BD (@BrandonDavisBD) January 29, 2020
#BirdsofPrey is KILLER. A slow start and awkward plotting doesn’t stop the movie, and these characters, from soaring in the end. Wildly violent, F bombs out the wazoo, and the best bat fight scene since The Raid 2. If Margot Robbie could control this part of the DCEU, she should. pic.twitter.com/bewnj8npaJ
— BDG Union Member Eric Francisco (@EricFrancisco24) January 29, 2020
All in all, Birds of Prey is getting a lot more praise than anyone expected. It’s clear it’s a Harley Quinn movie, but that the Birds of Prey are also impressive. Birds of Prey hits theaters February 7th!
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