Antihero Film: Suicide Squad

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Recent reports about antihero film "Suicide Squad" claimed that one of the super villains-turned-heroes might sooner leave the series.

International Design Times reported that Deadshot, portrayed by Will Smith, will bid goodbye to the forthcoming film. Aside from being known as the leader of the antagonist group, Batman's primary adversary is also admired for having a good "heart" among others.

Despite the malevolent character, Deadshot has one unique trait: his great love for his family. Sharing the same goal of every father, he will do everything to protect his little girl in any sort of wicked activities despite of killing innocent people for money.

Meanwhile, Parent Herald shared that there film's action-packed official trailer showed

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