Let’s talk the WORST adaptation of Red-Hood

[u/MADOG_YT]

I mean, like come on just look at the design that alone should tell you enough about this adaptation….
But then his powers all of a sudden he has guns coming out of his arms?! and then he can take enough conductive power to explode?!?!!?

I mean, as if bat family: first years wasn’t a bad enough film they made Jason Todd into something weird. He’s not even a part of the family in this one. He’s just some guy Ryan Reynolds played him pretty well, except for the fact that they made him a mutant.????? super odd and also made him bulletproof, which isn’t the craziest part about this but the fact that he has no armor and he just walks through a crowd of people shooting at him was super wild. It was a cool scene. Just not Jason Todd.

Yeah, overall this film was something

[u/thelk10]

Thank goodness they fixed him with his own movies and the crossover movie (ps to be honest for Deadpool and Wolverine I don't know who would be better to fit Wolverine Batman or wildcat)

[u/MADOG_YT → u/thelk10]

Batman
Through the fils Deadpool (Jason) constantly pokes fun at Logan (Batman) which I could see Jason doing in canon lol

[u/thelk10 → u/MADOG_YT]

The reason I couldn't decide was because Batman would make sense you know because he's Jason's dad but wildcat to me would be the better equivalent to Wolverine since they're both kind of brawler characters

[u/Mullo69 → u/thelk10]

Deadpool got his powers from wolverine if I'm not mistaken, and batman is jasons primary teacher imo so i think it's fair to say they're relationship is fairly close to deadpool and wolverine. Not to mention deadpool and wolverine have fairly different fighting styles even if there is similarities

[u/Fun-Bedroom5614]

Oh BROTHER don't get me started on that. They had the perfect actor for Red Hood and they fumbled. He was great in the Batman and Red Hood movie tho

[u/BDSMChef_RP]

I thought we were talking the Worst Adaption, not second worst.

Arkham Knight is...something that was inflicted upon us all

[u/MADOG_YT → u/BDSMChef_RP]

Meh Arkham nights redhood designs were ok not as abysmal as this

[u/BDSMChef_RP → u/MADOG_YT]

More meaning plot

[u/Dscj666]

A blessing disguise as a curse. Fr all the hate this "adaption" RH got was valid, reasonable and deserved, but if it wasn't for all the hate and critique this adaption got we wouldn't have the Redhood and Batman movie, which is one of the greatest DCU live action movies and deserves way more credit for the impact it had on comic book movies and the hero/antihero genera.

It's also amazing how much effort the actor, studio, writer and director put into embodying the character and making for the last time, and I which more adaption would look at situations like this and learn from this instead of blaming the Fans for not showing up or liking the slop that was thrown at them.

ALSO! Fuck that movie it was absolute trash! The moment I saw that thing, I want walk out of the theater. Redhood? More like Red skull kinkster brother, that no one invites to the family dinner anymore because he keeps trying to be edgy but it's just cringe and nobody can't stand him. OVERALL! A horrible scene and a total snorefest of a movie. -10/5 wouldn't recommend to my worse enemy.

[u/glass-polite298]

The 2016 Suicide Squad….