Film made it likable

Rating: 8/10 (12 August 2016)

I liked the characters. This film made it likable. It provided a good introduction at the beginning of the film. I think anyone who sees this film will probably feel as though they did not get enough of all the characters but I also think that we got enough information to be introduced to to be interested in what those characters will do next.
Going into this film I imagined a much darker film. Had it been more silent moments I would have been a much darker film.
I felt invested in all the characters. I felt invested in all the characters somewhat emotionally.
I liked how much Batman was in this film.
I was really surprised that I was not more scared in this film. I was expecting to be scared of Joker in this film.
I felt emotionally invested in each of the main characters due to their losses.
Harley Quinn acted exactly how I imagined where her main devotion lied with Joker.
Joker reminded me of pimp version of Mark Hamill's portrayal Joker but not as scary in this film.
I loved the music from the songs to the score.
I loved that we got to see hints to the Harley Quinn 1990's cartoon costume in this film.
My problem was that the way the lines were said in the trailer gave a much more powerful emotional and comedic impression than I got while I was watching the film.
I thought that the main villain was not big and dangerous for film.
Once Enchantress turned into a belly dancer was a weird. It did not fit with the character who we had seen earlier in the film that was mysterious. One thing I did not understand about Enchantress was what she was doing with the portal. Why was the villain Enchantress were using a similar idea as seen in films like the first two Thor films, Spider-Man 2 or The Avengers by building something to destroy the world as we know it by means of a portal. The plan was never explained enough to understand what she was up.
I liked #Diablo had a great story and felt bad because he killed family.
The characters, relationships, and chemistry between the characters; are the best parts of the film.
The flow to the film seemed a little off.
The way that #Flash and Batman were utilized in this film I felt was adequately used to only introduce them to the stories of the villains back story. I did not need to see a lot of them. And this film used them the right amount.
Will Smith as Deadshot was probably was the best part to the film.
I was pleased with Harley Quinn's portrayal felt like the portrayal that I imagined her to be.
Some of the feelings were not as strong enough as I had imaged to feel sad or cheer like I felt like when I watched the trailers.
Some songs I did feel were a bit out of place because some of the music did not give me the emotional response it could have with no music or different music such as Deadshot trying to get #Diablo. It made some scenes anticlimactic.
Some cuts made scenes predictable like showing Katana's samurai sword just before Harley Quinn stables #Enchantress and I thought that that should have been not shown until Enchantress was stabbed to show the surprise.
I was expecting the bar scene to be much more powerful emotional and climatic scene than was presented in the film.
The Joker and Harley Quinn was like a Bonny and Clyde relationship.
I think we needed more Enchantress back story as a witch.
I think that there was too many songs back to back and in some ways we needed them spread out with fewer songs so that we are cheering in excitement.
I thought that the origin story to Harley Quinn was not strong enough emotionally. It could have been told better with different music.
The ending to this film showed by #Diablo was so important to the team because he was very much underutilized in the scene.
I loved #Katana in this film. There was enough mystery in the character where I found it interesting. I loved the story behind the sword and how the hair looked on her.
Boomerang happened to be the character where we had no clue what kind of character he was or why he was even in the group at all.
Amanda Waller was a character where you never felt quite sure if she was a good or bad character from the beginning even to the mid credit scene it made you question where she stood.
This is a film where I would be interested in seeing another film like this with different villains. This films mid credits sequence hints to the Justice League.
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