Saved from being terrible by Margot Robbie (and Davis and Smith)

Rating: 4/10 (26 August 2016)

Suicide Squad is the best DC of the year, but that says more about its stablemate than the film itself. In the same breath, its the worst film of the summer since the other film. Perhaps Suicide Squad is even more of a disappointment because of the wonders worked by the marketing team, crafting an incredible campaign that duped audiences into thinking DC had pulled it out of the bag with this one. That is a testament to them I suppose and they do deserve all the profits from this one for doing so but the saying goes that even a broken clock is right twice a day. Too many cooks (elements) spoil the broth (film) and I truly kick myself for believing they could win audiences around with this one. Still, even by the smallest sentiment, Suicide Squad is somewhat of a progression, so at least they're moving upwards...
SUMMARY: Suicide Squad is saved from being terrible by Margot Robbie's sensational performance of Harley Quinn, and promising work from Viola Davis and Will Smith.
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