A shame for both Super hero movies and general cinema

Rating: 4/10 (4 October 2016)

In the heyday of the super hero movies, which by 2016 already can be counted by tens, with very interesting hits from various producers, appears this parody of itself which turned out to be the highly anticipated Suicide Squad. In a panorama film in which both them movies of superheroes as them of any other type is stand out by wanting to innovate, introducing elements original, concepts new to do is more "refreshing", more interesting that the previous, with results very interesting from different perspectives (take for example Deadpool, Watchmen, Kick-ass and almost any film of the M.C.U.), is presents this parody of itself. Raised by an interesting home potential, a stylish connection with the universe of DC that started to draw Batman v Superman, and a range of very different characters that offered interesting possibilities (with a cast of almost unbeatable to interpret them), are quickly wasted as the film progresses. The characters lose substance, leaving only some more bearable than others. This film takes the basics of American cinema cliché (stupid dialogue, far-fetched action, exaggerated and ridiculous characters) and compressed it into two appalling hours.