DC Presented The Story Wrongfully...

Rating: 8/10 (2 January 2017)

The producers and writers could have thought that this could be a very good TV Series about a group of "bad people" trying to find their way by communicating with each other, other than blowing up places or killing random people just for the audience...
Like "The Breakfast Club"... We'd call it "Narrations of Suicide". Maybe. Then, as the season develops episode after episode, the conflict would arise... Deal with it!..
Let us say it first; this movie could have been better in many ways.
First; it has so great a cast that had the screenwriters written a worse dialogue the cast could have a way to make it seem less horrible. Oh what? This is exactly what happened in the movie!..
DC writers did a kindergarten-kind of an introduction for nearly every one of the characters while disrespecting the "Slipknot". So, it was obvious that he is to be killed immediately while deemed unimportant for the narrative. This is sloppy.
One could ask: "so why have you watched the extended version, then?" That is not important. The short version has manifest defects too. So, this is the time we move on to the second level:
The writers tried only to present how "evil / graceless" each character is, therefore they did not have time to reveal a clever plot for the movie:
The usual kind of, "left-alone-God(s)' / Goddess(es)'-wrath-to-be- brought-upon-infidels" revealing plot.
The usual kind of "hopeless-enough-to-shake-hands-with-evil(s)" attitude.
The usual kind of "all happens for / against U.S. of A." story line.
The usual kind of "nervous characters messing with each other by a threadbare jokes only to get along afterwards" options.
The usual kind of "aberration of characters for better or worse."
1-Remember Deadshot; he has some humanity left in him, right. And he was injected with repentance by his innocent daughter. But we don't see his "internalization process" during the movie. Next minute, he is talking biblical...)
2- Remember Harley Quinn; she is supposed to be beyond insane as she seems unpredictable to the fullest in the first half of the movie. Later on, she suddenly becomes friendly and acts off-the-script "for love." One could remind us of her love for the Joker. But hey, she is the "Holy Craziness."
I could go on with "the usual(s)". But I won't. No reason. Yeah. Maybe I cannot see more. Or maybe I am just tired. Sorry. (I am the worst!)
So... Most importantly, they represent the Batman as an incompetent, ineffective, clueless-of-the-developments-in-his-city kind of a hero which he is not supposed to be. He is the helper of justice. Not a businessman! Yep!
Let's see another good point: The idea that the "bad guys / villains" are inclined to being better persons during their journey is so well a thought and so good an example for the world we live in!.. We should spread good tidings not horrors!.. Thank you, D.C. for this!.. I hope you exercise it better the next time!
P.S.: They picked good songs for the movie, okay. The visuals are fine. They surely depicted the D.C. universe different than the Marvel as D.C. is darker. This is better than Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice as Suicide Squad has less "aimlessness".
Margot Robbie sure plays perfectly! But they need not to objectify her to gain more viewers. Nudity often comes not "artistic." Stop it guys.
For Will Smith... He is the actor to play your "lonely hero" movies. He is astonishing once again!
I will give this movie a "7,3" as it is clearly better than "X-Men: Apocalypse" and its equals. Yep.
Let's see what The Gracious Koran says on the matter in the 52th Verse of the 11th Chapter called Hud (who is a Prophet in Islam):
"And, O my people! Ask forgiveness of your Lord, then turn unto Him repentant; He will cause the sky to rain abundance on you, and He will increase you in strength unto your strength; and turn not your backs as sinners."