One mess of a movie, but it's somewhat entertaining.

Rating: 5/10 (16 August 2016)

What can I say that hasn't been said by others critical of this movie?
I have read a few of the Suicide Squad comics and know many of the characters, I feel like they focuses too much on Deadshot (note that they made him more of family man who cares very dearly of his daughter instead of being the cold assassin that he is) and Harley Quinn (They have the longest back stories). Diablo was nice, but predictable until his death at the end, Captain Boomerang seemed useless most of the time, Killer Croc was okay from what we've seen, Amanda Waller is the cold and determined woman that I expected. I'm okay with Rick Flagg, but Katana, Enchantress, the Joker, and Slipknot are the characters who were done wrong.
While every other villain on the squad has a back story, they skip Slipknot and kill him for trying to escape along with Captain Boomerang, and his death doesn't really have that big of an effect. Katana's problem comes from the fact that she can speak English in the comic, but only speaks Japanese here. I mean how can she effectively communicate with the team if she only speaks Japanese? AND she obviously understand them speaking English to her as well. Every fan knows they were falsely advertised for having The Joker in the movie (can't say too much about him since he was in for about 10 minutes) even though he wasn't even a major part of the movie even though he was advertised. Enchantress in the movie has really no reason to be a villain. They basically take her and use her for her abilities until she manages to brake free of Amanda Waller's hold and decides to turn on mankind for "Not worshiping her and worshiping technology instead" and conveniently finds her brother in the city as a normal person going to work and awakens him to make a weapon that was never explained what it will do. Her motivation makes no sense and should have been written better.
The plot, editing, and humor are bad at times. I mean Amanda Waller wants to assemble a team using bad guys because Superman is dead and to fight any kind of meta-human threat, and inject a bomb with the power of a hand grenade in them for cooperation. That part is understandable and based off the comic. The scenes seem to jump from one place to another which throws off the pacing, also, the constant action to brief scene to action doesn't work all the time and seems out of place. After the second fight the squad chose to quit and get a drink and only came to finish the job because Deadshot said so, I mean why would the rest do it? Outside of Deadshot and Killer Croc, everyone with abilities doesn't seem to use them much (save Diablo during the later half of fight scenes because he refused to use them). Also Batman, and the Joker seemed unnecessary and didn't really add anything to the muddled plot. The humor was another problem, it seems like they tried to mix the dark and grittiness of Suicide Squad with light- heartedness and humor and it didn't work much. It often feels misplace, unfunny, and just unnecessary. Often the humor will ruin the scene and even action.
Also, I heard there was so major Studio Interference from Hollywood Reporter, it's it true that could explain many of the problems and how it seems rushed, badly edited, and explanation of the humor and light-heart tone put in.
I'd rank as average at best, but somewhat better than Batman V Superman, but not much. It's enough to watch it more than once.