[Saka]

@GoLLuM13 I liked her in the Suicide Squad. That reminds me, I have seen only the 2016 film and it seems like the 2021 one has a lot more favorable reviews. I should look for it. (GDI Saka, you have a TV and you haven't actually watched any movie on it yet? Shame on me)

I still have that scene before my eyes, where Harley Quinn is asking for an espresso machine. Then in the last scene in the film she is just casually making a cup of coffee. 😁

[DoctorEldritch]

Originally Posted by GoLLuM13

@Saka Margot Robbie 😍

[DoctorEldritch]

@Saka I liked the second Suicide Squad better personally, and it acts as a connection to the Peacemaker series too, which was not bad as far as the DC series go.

[Saka]

@DoctorEldritch I will have to look for it and watch it. I saw the first one when on a long bus ride either to the South of Finland or back home. The affordable unlimited data plans in the Nordic countries can come in handy. 😁

[DoctorEldritch]

@Saka I can never watch or read anything on a bus or a ferry, I get motion sickness rather easily if I do, so that is a nice skill to have.

If you're not in a major hurry to watch it, though, it may pay off to wait till Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League game is finally out (it's been a troublesome development journey for this one). With some luck, chances are Suicide Squad film will be used in some sort of promotional campaign, maybe, and you can get it for less.

[Saka]

@DoctorEldritch Somehow my motion sickness is bothering me in smaller vehicles, but on the bus rarely is a problem unless the road is very bumpy. But I really don't like being a passenger in a car. It's a myth that deaf people don't suffer from motion sickness. There are many reasons for hearing loss and only those who have lost vestibular function can enjoy the freedom from spinning-related nausea.

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@Saka I do not really get motion sickness in cars small or large unless I try to read, so for me it is more trying to read or watch something combined with spinning-related movement that causes nausea. Just spinning-related movement is ok.

On the ships, however, it depends on the roughness of the sea, if it is wobbly, then I will feel nauseous reading or no reading. I usually feel fine on larger ferries like the ones that can get you from Tallinn to Helsinki, but on smaller ones, I feel bad. I once took a 3-hour smaller ferry to travel from Poole to Guernsey, and it was horrible, I still shudder to remember it to this day.

[Saka]

@DoctorEldritch Yeah, reading when the background is spinning is the worst. If I focus on just looking through the window, I can survive the car rides somehow. Windy roads still make me extremely miserable though.

[DoctorEldritch]

@Saka Are the roads in Finland so windy that they wobble the car?

[Saka]

@DoctorEldritch Luckily, most of the roads in Finland are pretty straight. Poland roads are a lot worse in that regard, especially in the mountain regions. My parents have a cottage in the mountains and half of the time I got quite car-sick when going there. 🤢

I hardly ever actually throw up, but I get the horrible nausea that lingers for hours, it's very difficult to focus on anything before it subsides.