Third Trial Trying To Get Things Straight

Rating: 6/10 (5 August 2016)

In the third installment of DC trying to build a universe of their own, they commit yet another mistake of choosing a good director but poor screenplay and mediocre dialogue writing and execution. It has equal portions of comedy, action, audio and visual elements tied together which build up the excitement for the first half of the movie and get you to the edge of your seats by the end, of course for the exactly opposite reason. #Yawns That's exactly what happened when a movie like Exodus that started and ran with low expectations, ended with a Tsunami that washed away everyone except the protagonist and antagonist.
All the characters were unnecessarily introduced for too long and each back story has something that doesn't leave you a lot impacted when you see them fight the bad guys. Jared Leto's portrayal of The Joker can still not be judged or misjudged because his screen time as Joker was smaller than all the movie's trailers put together. And I am still not sure why Bruce Wayne wants to just hand over criminals to the police but didn't wanna show up when monsters from another world want to destroy the world. That is exactly what they wanted to correct after Man of Steel and have committed the same mistake again.Writers haven't spent much time on focusing what Amanda Waller has hired the squad for, instead they keep digging into the stories of each person that aren't essential to the mission. Due to lack of screen- time, all the characters have been under utilized. Will Smith as Deadshot and Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn is DC's best decision after choosing Ben Affeck as Batman.
Unlike Winter Solder where Nick Fury asks Cap not to trust anyone due to which he didn't call for help, there is no specific reason what shows why Princess Diana, Barry Allen or Batman show up in the current time line to stop a monster that is casting a spell on civilians and burning them to death and a Hybrid monster brother who has been destroying pretty much everything. It is good as a standalone comic book that you finish reading and put it back to your shelf but doesn't leave you excited for the bigger DCCU that is going to get characters Brainiac and Darkseid in the movies to come.