"Birds of Prey and Harley Quinn" is extremely fast-paced, with a dry, completely unemotional sense of humor, ignoring cliché moral standards, and without heavy preaching.
The film is a dazzling R-rated film. It draws inspiration from completely different movies such as "Nine to Five", "Bunny Bugs", "Spy Girl Jade Dragon" and other completely different films to create an adventure with familiar genre elements. It is another carnival of anarchism and wit.
The film director Yan Yuqian made the Raptor squad fiercely fly high, and the action scenes filmed have a clever sense of detonating visual space, and most importantly, it will make the audience excited.
"Birds of Prey and Harley Quinn" is not so much a movie as it is a fashion statement. It is a gorgeous and sweet farce full of voice-overs, subtitles, freeze-frames, flashbacks , Animation episodes and fighting scenes, and these can basically be called MVs.
As an R-rated comedy, the whole movie still has an improvement over the previous DC works in the action scene. There are a lot of slow motion interspersed in the fight, the freeze frame that appears from time to time, and the fourth wall is constantly broken. Dialogue with the audience, as well as through surreal battle scenes, and cartoonized violent scenes, the collage of various elements supplemented with rich colors, makes this movie still attractive enough in terms of visual effects.
Of course, the soul of the whole movie is still the role of Harley Quinn played by Margot Robbie. She relies entirely on her performance to give the chaotic Harley Quinn an alternative attraction, a kind of extremely strong Irony and overwhelming power of control. As the protagonist who has the most drama in the film and runs through it, the character's inherent charm and bizarre behavior pattern have been maximized. In every scene where she appears, it is difficult for the audience to look elsewhere.
