I don't know whether to blame the writers or the director

Rating: 2/10 (1 September 2016)

for full disclosure: I walked out just after they'd all had "Escape from New York" explosives injected and had all met up for the first time. Maybe it got better after that...
Watching this movie was like reading a first-time author's novel, where he/she feels the need to give the reader 4 pages of back-story the first time the character appears.
I don't care about their unhappy past life - if any of it is relevant to THIS story then show me as I need it...
And not for nothing, but if I already know the backstories of the Suicide Squad members then it's all wasted on me, and if I don't know the backstories it's not essential to the movie that I should learn it all NOW.
I could care less about the star-crossed lovers, or the born-again fire- demon or the heartless killer who loves his daughter.
On the plus side - I thought there were a few funny lines and maybe there was something better to come from that later. But by this point there was way too long to wait and see.
And the plot devices - I realise it's based on Comic books but for pete's sake is the target audience supposed to be 14 year old boys? (and if so you need more and better looking women villains I think)
Take from this what you will. I went into this movie expecting very little and left early having received even less.
Your Mileage May Vary (tm)