Okay now, I have finally seen “Suicide Squad”, or, really, 3/4 of it since I’ve had to leave the theater twenty minutes before the end of the film circa, but I have gathered some general ideas on the film. Now, decidedlythe film is fun, and Deadshot, Harley Quinn - oh, especially Harley - and El Diablo are just perfect, and I liked the Joker too, liking Jared Leto’s different take on the character. Definitely, he was little time on the film yet I don’t think he needed much more screen time, yet as I said on the ‘Fanedit ideas thread for the film’, Jared Leto has said he has shot enough footage for a solo film about the Joker and Harley Quinn, and while I, just like I think anybody who has seen the film, would love to see the rest of the material, _especially_ the deleted scene in which Harleen threatens the Joker with a gun, (and that, for the matter, could have stayed in the film) the Joker material was good as it was. The Batman’scameo has been very, very good even though I think I have missed one because of leaving early. Nonetheless, as many have said, the film suffers from having undergone different cuts of the film of varying tonalitiesduring post-production, the tone isn’t as inconsistent as I felt somebody made it out to be. The editing isn’t very good, especially in its first twenty minutes, where it really stutters a bit and has a hard time flowing. Last but not least, the plot isn’t very thin as much as it is plain and simple, apt to the film and the characters, buuut the villain is really really thin and, greatly, uninteresting. The film has a heart and emotion, andthis is something I need to have in comic book films, and is something I really feel “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” had, within its flaws. Excuse any typos since I have been writing on my phone.
Well, overall I liked the film, even though it is full of flaws and what-not.
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