‘Birds of Prey’ New Trailer Gives Harley Quinn the R-Rated Movie She Deserves

The film premiered in Mexico City at the weekend

Just months after Cathy Yan’s feature directing debut, Shanghai-set ensemble comedy “Dead Pigs,” made a big splash at Sundance in 2018, the Chinese-born filmmaker landed a gig helming a giant studio franchise movie, the DC Comics adaptation “Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn),” starring Margot Robbie.

Sometimes you can’t just promote a movie the regular way, sometimes you have to do it bigger.

The upcoming film, Birds of Prey which is a Suicide Squad spin off sees Margot Robbie aka Harley Quinn in a survival tale. The character of Harley Quinn who goes through a heartbreak after breaking up with Joker, will be seen in a terrific and fearless gang of girls. While talking to comicbook.com the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood actress Margot Robbie she wanted to see her character in girl gang as there are very few films in Hollywood who featured a girl gang who are on a mission.

The film arrives in the UK next month

Rosie Perez was “dreading the wardrobe” for Birds of Prey because she was expecting to be put in a skintight suit.

Next month will see the release of Margot Robbie blockbuster Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn). The movie is coming out alongside a star-studded soundtrack and today brings a new contribution from Doja Cat. Check out the propulsive, club-ready "Boss B*tch" below (the asterisk is all Doja Cat's). "Boss B*tch" follows the release of another Birds of Prey track Megan Thee Stallion and Normani's “Diamonds.”

Following the success of “Joker” last year, DC Films is continuing its gritty streak with “Birds of Prey,” a slam-bang adventure about Harley Quinn.

"Joke's On You" because Charlotte Lawrence is done playing the fool, but her fans can play her new single out today (Jan. 17) from Birds of Prey: The Album, the all-female accompanying soundtrack of Margot Robbie's highly-anticipated Birds of Prey film.

Margot Robbie captured our attention as Harley Quinn in 2016's Suicide Squad, and now she's reprising her role as the sassy troublemaker in the upcoming Birds of Prey movie.Along with the film's release on Feb. 7, the star-studded soundtrack will also hit the market, featuring a slew of female artists singing action-packed, bad b--- songs.

Margot Robbie’s superhero team-up “Birds of Prey” is heading for an opening domestic weekend in the $50 million range, early tracking showed Thursday.

Margot Robbie is fixing plates of pão de queijo, a small Brazilian cheese bun, for me and three other women: Rosie Perez, Jurnee Smollett-Bell, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead. We’re gathered in the conference room of a luxury hotel in São Paulo, a few hours ahead of the country’s annual Comic Con, where they’ll promote Birds of Prey, the upcoming movie based on DC Comics’ all-female superhero team.

Squint and you'll see Spidey

The new Morbius trailer was released today and it revealed a good look at the living vampire from the Spider-Man comics. Played by Jared Leto, the trailer revealed Dr. Michael Morbius who has been diagnosed with a rare blood condition. He turns towards bats to heal himself and as a result, he turns into a vampire. The trailer gave a glimpse at the anti-hero's journey, his transformation and a look at the bloody Morbius. However, fans noticed a Spider-Man graffiti. 

The teaser trailer for Morbius, a new Spider-Man spin off that was filmed around Manchester, has landed.

While we wait for an update on his Joker, Jared Leto has stepped into the shoes of Morbius. The actor is exploring the Marvel comic book character on the big screen and we have the first Morbius trailer in our hand.

Jared Leto is out for blood in a new trailer for vampire film Morbius.