There’s no more puddin’.
Ever since she first appeared in Batman: The Animated Series in 1992, Harley Quinn has become one of the most recognizable characters in DC’s canon. Originally intended as a one and done character, Harley quickly gained traction with fans and eventually became the Joker's right-hand woman in numerous video games, comics, and animated series. Her first live-action appearance was in the 2016 box office smash Suicide Squad, where she was brought to life by Margot Robbie.
While the film itself was a genuine hit in theaters, the overall reception from critics and audiences alike was quite tepid, as the film apparently suffered a rocky post-production that saw director/writer David Ayer lose the creative battle with Warner Bros. The studio wanted a lighter, funnier tone like that of Guardians of the Galaxy — which was a surprise hit just two years prior — versus the grittier tone Ayer was going for.
Margot Robbie Had Much More Creative Control With 'Birds of Prey' Thanks to the financial success of Suicide Squad and the extreme popularity of Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, a solo spinoff movie was inevitable. This time though, Robbie was producing and thus had much more creative control with Birds of Prey, plus the benefit of having a whole movie to herself meant this truly was Harley's time to shine.
Through Robbie, the Character of Harley Quinn Shines The first few minutes of Birds of Prey feel almost like a romantic comedy, as we see Harley going through all the normal stages of grief after a major break up: crying watching cartoons, eating ice cream straight out of the tub, and getting a hyena to eat its slime ball owner, so you can take it home for yourself and name it after that hunk Bruce Wayne. You know, the normal stuff.
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