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Amazon has confirmed that the wildly underrated DC superhero movie, Birds of Prey, will be arriving on its streaming platform in a matter of weeks, giving those that missed out on the Margot Robbie-led feature first time another chance to see it.

Birds of Prey, or as it was otherwise known Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), was one of the final few cinema releases to releases before the COVID-19 pandemic kicked off back in 2020. It also followed the abysmal Suicide Squad flick in 2016 by David Ayer – not to be confused with The Suicide Squad from James Gunn last year. That was actually great.

As a result of this, along with poor marketing, the film struggled to recoup its cost, scraping past $200 million at the box office. That's a big shame considering it's one of the best things the DCEU to date. Now's the perfect time to right this wrong with Birds of Prey available to stream from July 7th, 2022.

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Oh, where to begin. One common issue among audiences with the DCEU is that the films take themself too seriously, as opposed to the fun-loving colourful world of Marvel. Birds of Prey stands apart from Batman v Superman and such because it strikes the right. It may be dark in terms of tone, yet it pops with bright colours and inventive visuals, as it dives deep into the mind of Harley Quinn.

While the story is nothing revolutionary, the fight choreography and soundtrack are both dynamite. The scene where Harley fights off GCPD prisoners as pouring water rains down from the sprinklers is a spectacle, only further ramped up by Halsey's Experiment on Me blasting in the background. How choreographer Jon Valera and stunt coordinator Jonathan Eusebio managed to bring so much versatility to the use of a Baseball bat when it comes to action surely needs to be applauded.

Additionally, it sports one of the best villains in recent years – courtesy of Ewan McGregor's memorable Roman Sionis aka Black Mask. A fan-favourite straight out of Batman rogue's gallery, the Obi-Wan Kenobi actor is genuinely terrifying, going from nice to downright psychotic at the sight of a snot bubble. He then one-ups himself in a sadistic scene set at his own club that I wouldn't want to spoil but I honestly think it's the closest we've come to anything like Heath Ledger's Joker. It's not quite on that level but it's not a million miles away, either.

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We then have Mary Elizabeth Winstead, best known for Scott Pilgrim and 10 Cloverfield Lane, as the hugely relatable and equally awkward Huntress. Sadly not given enough screentime, the actor does admirably well with what she's given, brutally taking down anyone in her way. Black Canary (played by Jurnee Smollet-Bell), on the other hand, gives us an interesting take on the hypersonic screaming character, something that I can't wait to see more of in the upcoming HBO Max movie (via Deadline).

Best of all, it's just plain fun. Whether that be a roller-skating car chase, a mad dash centred around a grilled egg sandwich, or just the great effort made by Robbie to make the often one-dimensional character of Harley Quinn much more than just obsessed with the Joker. Give it a shot!

Birds of Prey stars Margot Robbie, Jurnee Smollett-Bell, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Rosie Perez, Chris Messina, Ella Jay Basco, Ali Wong and Ewan McGregor. It's available to stream on Amazon Prime Video from July 8th, 2022 in the UK and Ireland, For those in the US, you can watch the film on HBO Max.

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Movie directed by Greta Gerwig and coming to theaters in July 2023, and she stole hearts (and broke bones) as the hilariously mad Harley Quinn in the DCEU.

Robbie has shown strong acting abilities in her varied roles that range across genres. She’s an Academy Award-nominated actress and her performances have garnered critical praise and a loyal fanbase. Her LuckyChap Entertainment company has produced multiple films including Emerald Fennell’s Promise Young Woman, which won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay, and she’s showing no signs of slowing down.

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From the beginning of her career, Robbie’s star has shone brightly. Listed below are 10 movies that prove she’s deserving of her accolades.

Is a noir thriller that flew under many people’s radars, but it’s well worth a watch. Robbie plays an assassin named Annie who’s on the hunt for other contractors in hopes that her employer will find someone for her. Her lines are delivered with razor-sharp commitment, and the cast, which includes, Simon Pegg, Mike Myers, Dexter Fletcher, and Max Irons, each add something worthwhile to the story. The film isn’t favored among many critics, but no one can deny Robbie’s coldhearted coolness and the dynamic visual style of the movie.

Is a quaint and charming film about writer A.A. Milne’s creation of Winnie The Pooh. Robbie plays his wife, Daphne Milne, and she’s the one who gives their son the teddy bear and stuffed animals. She plays with him and disguises her voice, which helps spark his imagination, but Daphne has her complexities as well. She has many passions and motherhood terrifies her, which makes the character all the more compelling.

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, Robbie plays Jane who’s married to John Clayton the Earl of Greystoke (Alexander Skarsgård) who has left his wild roots behind for the life of a nobleman. When they go to the Congo, they reconnect with their former lives and with each other, and Jane, thankfully, isn’t a just damsel in distress watching her shirtless man swing through the trees. She’s fierce, intelligent, and helps battle Leon Rom, played by Christoph Waltz, who’s trying to capture Tarzan in exchange for diamonds. It’s an adventure movie that properly pays homage to the legacy of Tarzan.

Stars Tina Fey as a cable news producer Kim Barker who takes a dangerous assignment in Kabul, Afghanistan. Thankfully, she has fellow journalist Tanya Vanderpoel, played by Robbie, to help guide her through these treacherous waters. The winning combination of Fey and Robbie really works here as Vanderpoel exudes the confidence and skills that help Barker find what’s needed within herself. No matter how wild things get, Robbie seems to always have the situation well in hand.

Has to be one of the most underrated apocalyptic movies. Robbie plays Ann Burden, a woman who’s been living a life of seclusion on her family farm after an apocalyptic event. She believes herself to be the sole survivor until a man named Loomis (Chiwetel Ejiofor) arrives in an anti-radiation suit and she has to help him recover. They learn from one another, and the connection between them represents hope for the future. It feels like an apocalyptic Adam and Eve story that explores the nature of humanity in a very personal way.

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Stars Leonardo DiCaprio as greedy stockbroker Jordan Belfort, a man who rises through the ranks in the cutthroat business world. It’s a male-centric movie filled with sex, drugs, and excess, but Robbie’s Naomi Lapaglia offers a much-needed reprieve from all the juvenile antics. Lapaglia is a former model and the second wife of Belfort who slowly becomes disenchanted with their romance after their lifestyle becomes untenable. The romance is doomed from the start, and Robbie plays the agonizing deterioration between them exquisitely.

Is about the consequences of fixing the past. Tim Lake (Domhnall Gleeson) comes from a family where the men can travel through time and he uses this ability to win the heart of Mary (Rachel McAdams). Robbie plays Charlotte who comes to visit the Lake family during the summer and Tim falls for her. He uses time travel to tell her how he feels about her, but this doesn’t win her over. She’s essential to the story because she proves that love can’t always be manipulated even with the power over time.

Seemed like your typical cat-and-mouse comedy-romance, but the chemistry between Robbie and Will Smith lights this picture on fire. Smith plays Nicky, a con artist who teaches the up-and-coming Jess, played by Robbie, how to play this treacherous game. As he teaches her how to pull off perfect heists, things get steamy between them and Nicky ends their lessons. When Jess returns years later, she’s a full-fledged femme fatale and it’s Nicky who now has the disadvantage. Robbie and Smith’s scenes are so real at times that it feels like the viewer is invading their privacy, and that’s what really makes this film a must-watch.

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Is probably Robbie’s most difficult role to date. She had to