Bad writing/script, as usual from D.Ayer film

Rating: 3/10 (19 August 2017)

Finally rented this movie from the local library three days ago and wasn't disappointed: because I knew it was going to be bad and it was just as bad as I thought it was going to be. I knew it was going to be bad, so that is why I didn't spend any of my money on it, just 2hrs of my time, (which wasn't worth it). After seeing End of Watch and then Fury (I own Fruy on DVD), both of which are "gritty" and "realistic" D.Ayer fails again to write a good scene. It's his fault his movies suck because I think he thinks he should write good movie scenes, not scenes that look good in a movie. The actors say their lines and they sound like line in a cheesy movie, not authentic or real; they sound like they're written to check off a box. Okay the characters now; I'm sorry to start with the chick with the bat: why is she there other than to have a "main" female lead who is not Jennifer Lawrence(which I'm glad she wasn't cast, as she would have made this worse like she did for X-Men)? No superpowers, weight 100lbs, isn't a martial artist, and used to be a psychologist. The Joker was out of place here and made worse by J.Leto's performance: he looks out of place and board; no real need for him to be in the movie other than to have the joker in the movie since the batman makes a cameo. the main story/protagonist is who again? the other chick or the tall Aztec guy? I just lost interest. Oh yeah and the thing the chick with the bat say about kill everyone and escape? How exactly? she weight 100 lbs... surrounded by Navy SeALs? Oh and the black strawberry head thingies? What's with them? Was I supposed to feel frightened or surprised in seeing them? Black strawberry head thingies, really? And the old government chick shoots all her staff and says they're not cleared for this? Weren't they vetted or hired by her? weren't they just working for her? Did I miss something there or was she doing this to be tough because D.Ayer wrote the scene just to show how cold and ruthless she's suppose to be? Somehow the cartoon Amanda Waller from Batman TAS and Superman TAS was portrayed better (I know that was a series and the longer season allows for the development of the character), but this version was badly written and "fleshed out," and acted just as bad (maybe this wasn't Viola's fault, as her performance is guide by the director and he's supposed to make the actor become the person). The trailer with the Queen music was the best part, unfortunately; I still see the trailer every once in-a-while just to try and forget how bad the movie actually was.