It has been months of endless trailers, teasers and the like for the upcoming "Suicide Squad" movie. Now, finally, the long wait is over as the movie will already premiere this Friday, August 5, 2016.

There is a big concept to grasp on the "Suicide Squad" movie, especially since there are many characters in the film. They are a team of supervillains, who were gathered together by a government official, Amanda Waller. In order for them to get their sentences in jail reduced, they go on top-secret missions that are two dangerous and dark for the normal superheroes. Thus, choosing the top criminals was the way to go.

According to Cosmopolitan, the term "suicide squad" is based on the thought that since the missions are very dangerous, there is a chance they getting into a suicide mission, assured that they will be killed. There is also a bomb in their heads that will detonate once they try to escape and that the government will not be held liable under unfortunate circumstances.

The "Suicide Squad" is an anticipated anti-hero movie, contrary to the light superhero movies shown in the past years that is usually best to be described as family movies. This time, it can be too dark to ever be tagged as a family movie.

The oddness to this movie and its protagonists who are actually antagonists has created a certain kind of attraction to the viewers. USA Today reported that it has been the most-tweeted-about upcoming movie to date, statistics on Twitter say.

The team was put together and called "the worst of the worst" in order to do some good into the community by using their strength, power and abilities that were previously used for evil. This time, they are intended to use it for the good.

Will Smith, one of the greatest actors known in the past 20 years, admitted how it was a big challenge for him to portray a role of someone who kills for a living. It hasn't been easy on any of the actors as well to portray the role of the villain.