Puerile and trashy intent but no redemption in the execution

Rating: 2/10 (11 August 2016)

A score of 7 here is one of the reasons I went to a movie I would normally skip. It was not rated for my 10-year-old so I had no real reason to go. The fact is I would let my 10-year-old see it but would still expect it to insult his intelligence. A cross between The Dirty Dozen and standard superhero fare the result is not as the makers probably intended. Suspension of disbelief is required in these Superhero films but the only disbelief I had to suspend was the that film direction could be so bad. The direction seems to have been to act as laconic as possible and the generated humour will carry a basically plot less movie through. Alas, this just results in overacting, creating annoying characters that seem written to appeal to boys in the range of 14-16, at the lower end of the IQ scale. Go if you want to see endless shots of Margo Robbie's behind as she walks away from a 'scene'. Or just go to Cheezers instead and buy yourself a beer, if that is your kind of thing.