Suicide Squad

Blank Check with Griffin & David

Blank Check Productions / Talkhouse

Tv & Film, Society & Culture, Comedy, Film Reviews

4.6 • 6.1K Ratings

🗓️ 6 August 2016

⏱️ 113 minutes

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Summary

On the day of it’s release in August of 2016, Griffin and David discussed DC Comic’s latest offering Suicide Squad. But did Jared Leto going so method for The Joker pay off? What’s up with Katana’s sword and does it by any chance capture souls? What’s this talk of Marvel paying off critics? Together the hosts examine Will Smith’s performance as Deadshot, Warner Bros. Pictures desperate strategy for the DC franchise and offer up their own ways to fix this mess of a movie. Plus, did Orlando Bloom stage his dick pics with Katy Perry and just how did the the lantern turn green for the Green Lantern?

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0:00.0	Oh, I'm not gonna kill ya.
0:22.8	I'm just gonna podcast ya.
0:25.4	Really, really bad.
0:27.7	Just great.
0:28.7	Better than him.
0:29.7	Better than the real thing.
0:30.7	I've always said I should have been in the running.
0:33.1	Even better than the real thing.
0:34.4	Lays and gentlemen, my name is Griffin Joker or Newman.
0:38.5	I'm David in Chantris Sims.
0:42.0	And with us as always is a man who goes by many names.
0:45.8	Some people call him producer, Ben.
0:48.0	Other people call him slipknot.
0:50.8	They call him killer crock.
0:52.5	They call him LD-Oblow.
0:54.3	LD-Oblow.
0:55.3	Captain Boomerang.
0:56.3	Sure.
0:57.3	They call him Rick Flag.
0:58.3	They call him Amanda the wall wall.
0:59.3	Who calls him Rick Flag?
1:00.3	Everyone calls him Rick Flag.
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