David Ayer's Writing and Direction- a complete letdown. The Suicide Squad themselves will keep you engaged throughout.

Rating: 6/10 (31 August 2016)

I have been a DC Fan for quite some time after Batman Begins. I was eagerly waiting for this movie after Batman V Superman because it's a continuation story.
David Ayer's writing for the movie was inadequately bleak. The story line of the movie was so bland that it was appealing during 1st half but during 2nd half, no sign of any storytelling. The execution of this DC motion picture is far out the most atrocious things I've ever seen. The editing wasn't crisp at all and the transitions were majorly sloppy and out of shape. Ayer should've taken a lot of time doing workshops on Superhero Movies because his previous films were all war and action based so he should've taken interest in following up the textures of a DC Movie. Zack Snyder is also in the same category so Ayer is not alone.
The girl who played Katana was horrifyingly cringe-worthy. Her role just didn't make sense to what was integral to the script. It was like Ryan Reynolds in green Lantern- trying too hard to get into the character of a superhero or super villain.
The positives in the film are the only the roles. Margot Robbie has finally gotten a good package for this film. After watching the Wolf of Wall Street, she was terrible in her role but for this one, she just finessed although she did drag on a bit during the climax. Jared Leto as Joker was simply great. The comedic humorousness that he had in this role was simply a joy to go through in this film. Will Smith as Dead Shot was adequate and good. He managed to mesmerize everything in the movie perfectly especially his gunshots in the movie.
Overall, this movie wasted the potential and could've been one of the finest films yet but landed being a outdated directed superhero letdown fest, which is why Suicide Squad is a One-Time Watch or worth- watching on Netflix or a TV Broadcast