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 AduroT wrote:
(aim for the legs)

I think it shows her wearing armored leggings, or thigh highs?, in the trailer with bullets reflecting off them.

I think the DCEU has made an attempt to get more distinctive themes for each hero. The Man of Steel theme is very distinctive; it's just not bombastic. The John Williams theme is a classic, but it's from a movie almost 40 years old and there's no reason it has to be *the* Superman theme in perpetuity. It also wouldn't have fit Man of Steel.

IMO, the Marvel themes are almost completely homogenized and ultimately forgettable...but then I think that's probably intentional. They're not as interested in having individual heroes and films truly stand out. Making sure that they fit into the existing structure is more important. You can also see this in how similarly the films are shot. (Dr. Strange could break this trend, but we'll see.)

That's actually one of the biggest things that I have loved about the two DC films since Man of Steel. I loved hearing that almost Turkish tune going on when it was Wonder Woman entering the fight in Batman v. Superman.

They've also done a great job, in my opinion, of interweaving the themes during scenes with multiple heroes. That fight scene against Doomsday had the music blending together quite well.

I agree.

Word is that Suicide Squad will break with the DCEU (only two movie-long) tradition and include a mid-credits scene. Rumor is that it's important, although whether that's in reference to the SS, Batman, or the greater DCEU is unclear.