Not At All What The Critics Claim!

Rating: 9/10 (5 August 2016)

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Director – David Ayer
Soundtrack/Score – Steven Price
Executive Producer – Zack Snyder
Cinematography – Roman Vyasanov
This movie was so close to getting a 10/10 but, the egregious portrayal of the joker hold it off back which I will expand later. Contemporarily, the critics have been hammering on this movie chiefly to the fact that Ayer's 'Flashback-Present' way of narrating is a little obfuscating for which isn't as a matter of fact. On the grounds that, this new way actually is convenient to this movie as it flows with it. The Flashback's are introduced at ideal and exquisite times. As it expands and explicates the movie at the same time.
This Movie was well-nighly perfect. But the Joker's portrayal {Not Performance} was awful. It was the one 'Not adopted from the Comic Books'. This persona of the Joker played by Jared Leto brings 'superfluous' menace and craziness to his character. He's too concerned bout' his girl rather than threats like..Batman which is contradictory to the comics and the joker, played by Heath Ledger where he is some real enigmatic physcopath who is always one step ahead. I expected a Heath Ledger with more Menace and Action.
All characters of the movie where perfectly played. When the Task Force X enters and moves throughout the city it plays as a silent thing which actually plays out like a horror film. Also during the interaction of the squad with the Enchantress at the end, the flashbacks were intense. Every character gets to show-off at at least one point of a time The score was good nothing beast like Hans Zimmer. The action scenes were also cool. I would recommend this movie 'Despite What The Critics Claim!!'