Sure, Harley Quinn and The Joker are here; but a lot of Suicide Squad's mystique also plays on the whole unknowingness of it all.
The sense of bland unknowingness — "He seemed so nice!" — began to evaporate the closer we got to the Tsarnaev brothers.
It's a lethal line, spinning self-pity out of cretinism, and, at moments like this, with innocence cozying up to indifference, you realize what a savage, Swiftian assault Baron Cohen could, if he put his mind to it, launch at our moral unknowingness.
The number of good films about the workings of faith is pitifully small; the number that manage to dramatize interfaith harmony without sliding into a mush of unknowingness is smaller still.
All these minimusicals play on the contrast between the open unknowingness of youth and the weary knowingness of adulthood.
Was that the whole story?" – Jane has no clear definition of her place in the world, but that unknowingness brings freedom: "Could she have done what she'd done today if she'd had a mother to go to?
The journey of the play for Stephanie, and for us, is one from unknowingness to knowingness, action to consequence – and understanding that just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.
His masterwork from Dubliners, and a brilliant exploration of the unknowingness of even those most intimate to you, and the way we all harbour sadnesses that we rarely show the world.
I don't think anyone's involved, in the same way that I am, with the subject-object shift and the interior unknowingness of where you are in relationship to space and time.
As we ate, Gunn spoke about how "Eyes on the Lines" was inspired, in part, by Rebecca Solnit's "A Field Guide to Getting Lost," a collection of essays, published in 2005, that advocates for unknowingness.
I like ending with that uncertainty — that unknowingness — because it reflects our uncertainty about everything related to Afghanistan.
