🃏💣 Suicide Squad (2025): When no one is left to trust, only the mad can make sense of the chaos

"They were weapons once. Now they’re just tired souls looking for something worth destroying for."

They were dead — at least on paper. But in 2025, the Suicide Squad returns — not to save the world, but to clean up the mess made by the ones who created them. In a post-chaos world where heroes have either vanished or become corrupted, the discarded, the insane, the uncontrollable... may be the last shot at reclaiming the truth.

The film opens with a string of high-level assassinations. Intelligence generals and politicians vanish in silence. Amanda Waller is missing. The Task Force X control system is hijacked. And then, a cryptic message reaches the former squad members: “The dogs have turned into wolves. Who will hunt them?” Harley Quinn, Bloodsport, Ratcatcher 2, Peacemaker (now in exile), and King Shark — all pulled back into a game without rules. No neck bombs. No parole. This time, it’s their choice.

The tone is dense, anarchic, and violently poetic — preserving the madness of the 2021 version but pushing deeper into the antihero paradox: When the government becomes the villain and the system collapses, are the criminals still the criminals? Each character is forced to face a past that was never forgiven and a future with nothing left to lose. Especially Harley Quinn — for the first time, facing a real decision: to walk away, or burn the entire gameboard down… and laugh one last time.

This chapter stands out for what’s missing — no handlers, no control, no leash. The Suicide Squad is now a pack of wild animals choosing their own war — and the irony is: in total freedom, they begin fighting for something real. Not for country. Not for redemption. But for each other.

Suicide Squad (2025) doesn’t promise salvation. It offers a blunt question: if chaos is real, would you side with the ones who built it — or those who survived inside it?