Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn

Not disappointed a bit, long time Harley fan waited a long time for this movie and loved it. Everything is good about it, the action, humor, cinematography, the colors, and Margot Robbie SLAYS it as Quinn. It’s a great story that has a great pace and builds towards the Birds of Prey themselves coming together against Black Mask who I might add was awesome! Ewan shines as this character and is way more of a interesting psycho than Leto’s joker. More please

such a good movie no regrets at all and it’s a good date movie too

If Suicide Squad felt like Warner Bros.’ deliberate attempt to replicate the quirky fun of Guardians of the Galaxy, Birds of Prey is its stab — and there is a lot of stabbing in it — at making DC’s Deadpool.

Matt Singer

ScreenCrush

Extravagant action choreography makes the most of colorful set design, unlikely gimmicks and wrasslin'-style brutality. But Hodson's script offers far less diverting banter than it might've between the fight scenes, and has a hard time imagining the unconstrained id that makes Harley Quinn so magnetic.

John DeFore

The Hollywood Reporter

The movie is delightfully odd but not consistently inspired, often straining to rewrite the rules of superhero cinema, a mixture of good and bad ideas all mashed together. Where other comic-book movies lumber along with self-importance, this film is a breezy, amoral lark, which proves somewhat refreshing. But that’s not enough to allow Birds’ hit-or-miss pleasure to soar.