Not only one of my favorite superhero movies, one of my favorite films ever

Rating: 6/10 (6 September 2016)

I started a while ago a list of my favorite superhero films and this movie is on the 3rd place for now. People generally think that a film is all about action, humor and again, action. This superhero film is not only about that: it's also about family (Deadshot, El Diablo), about romance (Harley Quinn and The Joker, June Moone and Rick Flagg) and about accepting who you truly are (El Diablo, June and even Deadshot). In short, it's got a lot of character development for the majority of characters (those mentioned above + Katana -afterall she wanted to revenge her husband and without her sword at the end, the Suicide Squad couldn't defeat Enchantress- and Amanda Waller, even if it may not seem like that; she used the 'bad guys' to save herself but still, she doesn't give them much freedom even they did something good, sacrificed themselves (El Diablo) and found something good in all of them). However, I admit that Captain Boomerang and Croc could have been used more if WB would have spent more money for at least 15 minutes more.
When watching a film (doesn't matter what genre in most cases) I usually look for a message and a very strong plot. I found both here; even the bad guys can do some good for the world, but they are still watched negatively by the public even so, they all have backstories and families and they sometimes suffer for what they do. Speaking about the plot, I didn't find any plot holes in this movie. And it's not a mess; if it is, then what's The Avengers? The things that make SS better than the 'blockbuster' mentioned above is that it's a got a message, character development, more seriousness (this thing meaning that SS is way more realistic not only compared to The Avengers, but superhero films in general) and that there aren't aliens wanting to conquer the Earth, theme approached from the '90 or even earlier I guess, which shows how imaginative and original the story is.
Overall, I don't see why people don't like or even hate the new DC movies. They've got a more real conflict, character development way more than Marvel films (not including the X-Men here), a message fueled by emotion and backstories of characters. You don't really see that in Marvel movies in my opinion. I guess I expressed my point of view already. I hope that fans will start to look more positively at DC films and see the hidden purpose and message of them. I'm not saying that there are none of these things in some of the Marvel films, like The Winter Soldier, Age of Ultron (though the whole movie is a plot hole for me), Guardians of the Galaxy, Thor and Civil War (however, this one has some plot holes). But the DC movies are more realistic, not too overstuffed and simply better for me. I hope you enjoyed the review as it is my first one on IMDb and my first one ever. If you want and have some time as well, please take a look at the lists I made, one of which is with superhero films. Have a nice day!
P.S. If Interstellar is 10/10, then this film is 7/10. I'm not comparing films with the ones similar in genre necessarily, but with my favorite one.