What The Hell Happened

Rating: 2/10 (21 April 2018)

Suicide Squad is written and directed by David Ayer and stars Will Smith, Margot Robbie, Viola Davis, Jared Leto and Joel Kinnaman.
Despite the constant rage against this movie, I tried to have an open mind while watching it but in the first 7 minutes I was like...'oh no'
This movie feels like a drunk person watched some of the trailers and wrote down what he thinks happens, because there are scenes where characters are introduced and a scene later are intoduced again like you havn't met them already. Scenes lead to something completely different. Charcters will feel mad in a scene and in the next feel fine. I've seen movies with bad editing before, but the editing in this...IT KILLED THE MOVIE!
Will Smith is given some dumb lines but his charm does come through most of the time. Margot Robbie did okay and I like some of the ideas they had for Harley Quinn but their just not met to their full potential. I thought characters like El Diablo and Katana were kinda cool but they both aren't given that much to do. Then you have Jared Leto as the Joker...he was TERRIBLE, it's like they got Jim Carrey to play him, but he was always on the verge of climaxing!
When there are scenes of character development, even if the scene itself is decent I didn't feel anything becuase these people never really connect but at the end of the movie they're all like "I lost one family, I ain't gonna loose another one" WHERE DID THAT COME FROM, YOU'VE KNOWN EACHOTHER FOR 2 HOURS!
It's almost as if they told five people to direct their own individual Suicide Squad movies and then when they were all done, they had put them all together into one movie.
While this isn't an irredeemable awful movie, it really, really, REALLY sucks but it isn't awful, at the same time it is kind of a disaster because they had this much talent infront and behind the camera and they had so many possibilities for this being the FIRST all villains comic book movie and this is what we get. This is GARBAGE