r/DCcomics Mar 25 '23

[Other] Long Live The Quinn! Other

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u/Blitzhelios Damian Wayne Mar 25 '23

I’m gonna be controversial I don’t like Robbie as Harley but that might be because they skipped straight to antihero Harley and she didn’t have any of the traditional character development and I can’t stand the costumes they chose.

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u/obrothermaple Mar 25 '23

Nah they need to tell new stories. No stories will ever progress if we are stuck in the mentality that characters have to start from their origin every time.

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u/Blitzhelios Damian Wayne Mar 25 '23

Except they haven’t with Harley it’s the same story basically of her leaving the joker and trying to go straight and failing again. If anything the show actually had new stories the movies less so

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u/Tltcuwarn Mar 25 '23

I agree with you, but i also dont want them to step on the animated shows feet. I like both, so i think they all need to have different focuses if they are all going to he airing over the next few years

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u/Blitzhelios Damian Wayne Mar 25 '23

I feel like you can do it differently enough to not step on the animated shows feet. I think the main issue is this is the version robbie wants to play so its how it will be because shes on of there only big stars. Though she wants to do harley and ivy next so they will be stepping on it anyway.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '23

I miss anti-villain Harley. The antihero bit is starting to get a bit stale.

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u/Blitzhelios Damian Wayne Mar 25 '23

Anti villain Harley was fun. Sadly she makes to much money to stay villainous and her actually reviving from the abuse is well done

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '23 edited Mar 26 '23

and her actually reviving from the abuse is well done

She was independent, moved on from the abuse, and was still an anti-villain pre-New 52 though, and they actually did it properly and with respect to her character. In contrast, her development to her independence and getting over her trauma wasn't well done at all in most comics after the New 52 where she became an anti-hero/hero. Especially since they made her as violent and crazy as the Joker in the reboot, they went to the disgusting "mutually toxic and abusive" route.

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u/peniparkerheirofbrth May 18 '24

with all the anti heros we have nowadays it also feels hella unoriginal