Give the DCEU to David Ayer, this is how you make a DC movie!

Rating: 8/10 (7 August 2016)

SUICIDE SQUAD - NO SPOILERS REVIEW
This movie has been lambasted by the critics, they have called it misogynistic, crude, extremely violent... my take? The critics are worthless on this one.
David Ayer has delivered a freaking Masterpiece when it comes to Comic Book Movies, he has taken irredeemable characters and turn them into something more, these guys are not seen as villains but as anti- heroes even. You get to care for the characters and their emotional struggles. More than that the performances are great. I was worried about Will Smith playing Will Smith but he delivers a great Deadshot, every character is on point, from Captain Boomerang to Killer Croc. And Viola Davis as Amanda Waller is the prefect villain, she embodies the evil side of government, she is someone that seen from any side you really want her dead and suffering, she is able to get that emotion from you, she is an amazing actress.
And as for the Clown Prince of Crime? (mild SPOILER) He's really not that much in the movie, yet Jared Leto's take (as much as I questioned this version before) is amazing, he's no Heath Ledger or the Animated Joker but he fits nicely in the DCEU. Last but not least, Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, and as much as I wanted to see her in the Harlequin outfit she makes you not care about her costume as she deliberately steals the show, she becomes the key ingredient in this movie.
I do have to point out that the writing towards the end became a bit predictable (more than usual in a CBM), and it leaves some HUGE holes and questions unanswered, but they managed to redeem themselves with some twists that tho expected the movie would have been incomplete and pointless without.
But all and all Suicide Squad is a mixture of violence, drama and loads of humor. THIS is where you start the DCEU, take notes Zack Snyder, THIS is how you do it, because so far it has been the BEST the DCEU has to offer.
2016 has been a mixed year for CBM, with disappointments like Batman v Superman, X-Men: The Mocking... I mean, X-Men: Apocalypse, and Comic Book gems like Deadpool and Captain America: Civil War. And Suicide Squad? Belongs to the latter group, not to say it was a great cinematic achievement but it was respectful to the source material, and incredibly fun to watch.
I rate it 8/10.