Bad movie with a lot left to be desired

Rating: 2/10 (11 December 2019)

All right, I forgot I haven't gave this movie a review. Here we go:
Let's talk about what I hate first: I hate that they doesn't even remotely show the Joker-Harley Quinn relationship right. Now everyone thought that Joker is just this crazy romantic practical guy (saves his girlfriend in a SWAT suit that spells JOKER, mind you). Now every girl is posting a picture of Harley and Joker with the words "relationship goals". Yep, that's pretty annoying.
Character adaptation: Harley Quinn, Captain Boomerang and El Diablo are definitely my favorite. Margot Robbie is the cinematic definitive Harley Quinn now. Meanwhile, El Diablo is a very sympathetic character. Although, I would have loved to see more of Captain Boomerang in the Flash solo movie. Almost all the characters are portrayed well. Deadshot, Amanda Waller (except for Joker). I'm still reserving my judgment on Jared Leto's Joker. But from what this movie have shown, I'm not in the positive zone. He's too much of a mafia for my liking, what with the ring-kissing and all. Almost to the point that I hope Ben Affleck would never use Joker again in his Batman movies (although a Red Hood based movie might tip my preference).
Story: I thought they missed a very HUGE opportunity to show the "who are the real bad guys?" kinda thing when they first encounter the Enchantress' slaves. They should have make the soldier throw a bomb when Killer Croc is still fighting and killed Killer Croc. Then Deadshot would confront the soldier who threw the bomb and he could say "But you guys are expendables. We all are. I wouldn't hold a grudge if my teammates threw a bomb while I was fighting. It's what makes me a soldier, and you ONLY a mercenary who cares about money and his own life". That would make a very interesting clash of ideas and perspectives. They only did that with Waller.
Villain: Meh, is all I can say. Very Marvel-esque villain. All show and no substance. No good motivation on why she wanna create a "machine god". Very powerful (too poweful) but easily defeated. Imagine any other strong character defeated that way (Darkseid for instance) It should be a dramatic climax, like El Diablo sacrificing himslef to kill the Enchantress rather than her brother. Definitely reminds me of Starlord final dance-off with what-his-name. (Oh Ronan, I forgot)
Other than that, they're okay. A very Marvel-esque movie, for a DC movie. A bit disappointed, especially after the heavy themes of BvS. Don't get me wrong. Not saying it needs to be dark or anything. Just thought that while the idea is good, the execution isn't. A bad movie. But very memorable. Just a bit much like a Marvel movie to my liking. And since I'm never a fan of Marvel movies formula, a film that failed to cross the finish line for me.