Suicide Squad (2016)

BLUNDER is a one word review! I'd suggest not to look ant further...But if you did then kindly fasten your seatbelts to the ride named "WHY THE EFF WAS THIS FILM EVEN RELEASED & WHAT IS WB UPTO!" Film begins well with the calm and pretty quite intro of characters and takes its time for setting the mood. Individuals were introduced quite well and there was just enough to help anyone understand them. Mood set, we're all ready to watch a heel lot of action! Wait, you won't get any! Some of Batman's worst enemies and DC's most valuable villains come together to chat nonsense and walk on a reconnaissance mission in a city ruined by an ancient sorcerer... this is a recipe inviting disaster right from beginning. At one point one would wonder whether this is a film based on comic book characters or a "BENEFITS OF WALKING 10 KILOMETERS EVERYDAY" video. Dialogues were awfully half done for most parts and screenplay was awfully bad. Most of the film doesn't make sense until Amanda Waller is rescued and, even after that will viewers be left scratching heads while trying to justify random nonsense that was put up. Enchantress herself didn't seem interesting at all. Another thing that made no sense was the constant chattering of "WE'RE THE BAD GUYS!" We get it, you guys aren't good at all, so shut your mouth and either show flashbacks to justify it or do something that'd make it speak for itself. June Moons should've been left alone and someone with more intricate should've made more impact. Overall, don't waste your time and data irrespective of the plan you've subscribed to, and give it a miss.

Considering all the hype this has gotten, I was expecting a cracker of a movie, but this fizzled out. The movie just seemed pointless. The story was not well-structured enough and it seemed like the main conflict in the story was brought on by the good guys themselves. I liked the special effects and the background music, but there isn't a lot to write home about. With characters like El Diablo, Harley Quinn and Deadshot, a lot could have been done but this movie just did not work out for me.As an independent movie, without the DC supervillains, I would have rated this higher, because it was somewhat entertaining. But the supervillains just seemed like a waste in this film. Some really bad casting choices- Cara Delevingne was atrocious and I was cringing every time she came on screen. However, Margot Robbie was good as Harley Quinn.This was a waste of time. Left a lot to be desired.

They tried to connect different characters in the same movie, but that didn't work out. I was waiting till the end in hope that something will happened...

In general, it was a meaningless film. The joker character was included in the blank film. However, it had a very simple structure. In general, there was a stupidly designed scenario. Everything in the film was over in a day. However, no character was fully introduced. The film was boring. Harley was the only thing I loved about the film. It's a simple and insignificant film.