Badly directed and awkward

Rating: 1/10 (14 August 2016)

1. The movie had too much music. They started playing a Black Sabbath song, then White Stripes, Queen, and then an Eminem song? How can anyone take a movie seriously when it has an Eminem song in it? Horrible choice of song!
2. A lot of the scenes tried too hard to be funny but came off awkward instead. Many times when Harley Quinn made a joke, it wasn't funny, I felt like cringing. Also, the ending where Killer Croc was watching a rap music video that showed girls twerking was just childishly stupid.
3. No logic was in this movie. When the military was shooting Enchantress' minions, none of their bullets could kill them but somehow Deadshot and Harley Quinn could kill Enchantress' minions with their guns, as if their guns had some kind of special rounds or something. And the fact that Harley was able to kill Enchantress' minions by using a baseball bat was also dumb. When Deadshot found out Amanda Waller was in some kind of a safehouse, Amanda shot some people in that safehouse in cold blood. Everyone acted like it was nothing. Wtf? And when Harley Quinn was about to bow to Enchantress to trick Enchantress into thinking Harley would join her, Harley was reaching for a blade that was RIGHT between Harley and Enchantress and for some stupid reason, Enchantress was blind she didn't see Harley reaching for that blade!
4. I could not stand how they portrayed Katana. Of course, Hollywood only hires Asian actors if the Asian actors will play as these stereotypical characters like they're masters of martial arts/katanas and they hardly speak any English. The actress who played as Katana was an American but they made her speak Japanese most of the time. She probably had like one English line in that entire movie and she hardly spoke at all! Jesus this movie was better off without Katana! If you're going to portray a character in a racially stereotypical way, then don't have them in the fvcking movie!
Overall, this movie's worse than Batman v Superman. At least BvS was much more serious of a movie than this pile of junk.