Fast & Furious 9 Review / The Suicide Squad Review

<p>A double delight for John Cena fans this week, purely by happenchance, as Orbital dives into two of his latest movies: the DC supervillain get-together The Suicide Squad, and the heist family saga Fast & Furious 9.</p> <p>Gadgets 360 chief sub-editor and comic book fan <a href="https://gadgets.ndtv.com/authors/shayak-majumder-42">Shayak Majumder</a> joins host <a href="https://gadgets.ndtv.com/authors/akhil-arora-19">Akhil Arora</a> to talk about The Suicide Squad. We discuss James Gunn’s shock-and-awe tactics and how he makes use of the giant ensemble, led by Margot Robbie, Idris Elba, Joel Kinnaman, and Cena.</p> <p>We touch upon Gunn’s mannerisms that contribute to a bonkers over-the-top movie, the multiple Guardians of the Galaxy cameos he stuffs here, and why we enjoyed everything about King Shark. Lastly, we look at where The Suicide Squad lands in the DC Extended Universe canon.</p> <p>Read: <a href="https://gadgets.ndtv.com/entertainment/reviews/the-suicide-squad-review-full-movie-download-watch-online-hindi-tamil-telugu-2504050">The Suicide Squad Review</a></p> <p>Later, Gadgets 360 senior reviewer <a href="https://gadgets.ndtv.com/authors/ali-pardiwala-14">Ali Pardiwala</a> and sub-editor <a href="https://gadgets.ndtv.com/authors/jasmin-jose-46">Jasmin Jose</a> — both Fast & Furious fans — join Akhil to discuss F9.</p> <p>We delve into the sheer craziness of the film, with returning director Justin Lin putting a meta spin on how these street racers have become invincible superheroes along the way. They seemingly cannot die, and even when they do, they can always be brought back.</p> <p>But Fast & Furious 9 wastes some of its cast (Charlize Theron and Sung Kang) or doesn’t know how to use them (Cena). Lin also loves action gimmicks — he was behind the bank vault chase in Fast Five — and on Fast & Furious 9, he turns to electromagnets. He also sends the Fast crew to space!</p> <p>Ali, Jasmin, and Akhil wrap up by picking their favourite Fast & Furious chapter — there’s no common ground, surpri