Apparently, there's a review embargo for Birds of Prey and I hear it lifts only a day before it opens. ‘Birds Of Prey’ is about to land in theaters, so of course a featurette drops. Reviews and trailers are arguably the two most potent weapons when promoting a movie. The review embargo for Birds of Prey doesn’t lift until the day before its release. #birds of prey (and the fantabulous emancipation of one harley quinn) review embargo #birds of prey (and the fantabulous emancipation of one harley quinn) rating #birds of prey (and the fantabulous emancipation of one harley quinn) release date #birds of prey (and the fantabulous emancipation of one harley quinn) rotten tomatoes Birds of Prey releases on February 7th, and its review embargo ends this week. Before 2/4 because our invite has no embargo restrictions — KC Walsh (@TheComixKid) January 24, 2020. In truth, it means nothing at all. Now, with the social media embargo lifted for the film, early reviews by people who attended the premiere have started pouring in. Early-bird reviews have been positive. There is only one early review, so the embargo must lift later Wed. ‘Birds Of Prey’ Hopes To Slay $110M-$125M Global Opening – Box Office Preview I've been hearing that it has a lot of good energy and that it's a very fun movie. Birds of Prey will be the eighth film in the DC Extended Universe, following Man of Steel, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman, Justice League, Aquaman, and Shazam! Warner Bros' Birds of Prey movie is out this weekend and the review embargo has been lifted already. Birds of Prey sits at a 60 percent rating on the review aggregator, suggesting mixed reviews for the new Harley Quinn (played by Margot Robbie) movie. Birds of Prey also has an R-rating which allows it to have gruesome action scenes and profanity. The DC Extended Universe is about to get a major shake-up next week, with the release of Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn). The first wave of reviews are in for Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) and it sounds like Warner Bros. has another critical hit on their hands! I discuss if this is a good thing or a bad thing. But as Birds Of Prey helps prove, it’s now more common than not for a late review embargo lift to be just another tool in the marketing campaign. But due to the review embargo, big critic reviews won’t be released until Wednesday. Opening in 5 markets today. The Twitter embargo for new DC film Birds of Prey is up, which means the fan verdicts have officially rolled in. Birds of Prey will be released nearly a year after Shazam!’s April 5, 2019 opening, but – as of this moment – just four months before Wonder Woman 1984 arrives on June 5, 2020. “Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)” is certified Fresh with an 87% Rotten Tomatoes score from more than 124 reviews. I also talk about The Batman officially starting filming. Image: Warner Bros. Pictures. Typically before sitting down to write a review I’ll look over what other reviewers have said about a film to assure that there isn’t some thematic quality I missed or personal bias impacting my experience. Some fans are worried about why Warner Bros. is lifting the embargo so late, so what does this decision actually mean for the movie? Warner Bros should be happy because the movie is getting good reviews so far. The positive response to the R-rated female-driven action flick is a far cry from the dismal reaction critics had to “Suicide Squad” (27%) and “Justice League” (40%), two previous team-up films in Warner Bros.’ DC Extended Universe. Though according to Rotten Tomatoes critic Kirsten Acuna the embargo for critics won’t be lifted until February 5th, which is two days before Birds of Prey’premieres in cinema nationwide on February 7th, which can be seen by some as a concern. That's not exactly a good sign.