>it was great to see a film with so many interesting characters >The Joker scenes were a real treat when they appeared (just when he was getting more interesting and so unpredictable, the scenes would sadly end) >The comedy did not at all feel forced, the film managed to have a lot of great emotional drama scenes along with some comedy in various places >Will Smith was perfectly cast. His scenes reminded me of his good old Bad Boys, Wild Wild West days >The lighting and cinematography was perfect. I loved the camera takes in the chemical pool scene with Harley/Joker and that "Gangsta" song worked so well as an instrumental especially when Joker is sitting in that room before he goes out to try to find Harley >That kitchen interrogation scene was brilliantly set up by director David Ayer: having a guy in the background constantly banging on a meat board with a cleaver while we wait for the Joker to show up. The sounds that Jared Leto made were just so unusual and bizarre and that's what I loved about his Joker
It's an 8/10 in my opinion. Of course you can argue that the editing ruined it from being a masterpiece but I am not thinking about the editing when I give it this score out of 10.
This film had a way more impression on me than Captain America Civil War did (which went over the top with its action scenes when Suicide Squad had no big battle scenes at all. There was only 3 action sequences: the street battle which dealt with Deadshot defeating the swarm, the office fight and then the end Enchantress fight).
After seeing it in the cinema, it so left me with wanting more. Such a better film than Batman V Superman and I am actually looking more forward to seeing the Suicide Squad again than I am for the Justice League.
Leo Clark
>>Will Smith was perfectly cast. His scenes reminded me of his good old Bad Boys, Wild Wild West days
It reminded you of those because it was the same fucking character, god forbid Will Smith play anybody but himself.
They really went out of their way to make him a turbonigger
Jeremiah Anderson
What did you think of Harley?
Bentley Cook
Everyone loves to hate but but SS is my fav movie this year. I really enjoyed it and would like a sequel. More Harley and Joker as well. It'd be cool to see more of Katana as well.
Charles Bell
>mfw i find a new reaction image out of this shitty picture for this shitty movie
Jacob Moore
So you like the soul jurrr, huh?
Blake Fisher
Cut all the best shit...
It was ok... But still. What the fuck was WB smoking? Cocks?
Cooper Fisher
Robocop?
Ayden Nguyen
>This film had a way more impression on me than Captain America Civil War did
MEEEEEEEEEEMEEEEEEEEEEEE
Zachary Brooks
you are right
dcu feels vast, like there's history and a lot of stuff going on, marvel u feels thin, empty
Ian White
The part my girlfriend and i laughed at the most was when batman punches harley quinn in the face
pure kino
Nicholas Price
She was awesome. So much like the video game/cartoon personality
Jackson Reyes
Yes we so need more Katana
Angel Bailey
I watched with my gf and she loved it. I thought it was pure meh_
Based DC making movies for girls and minorities at last, not taking credit either
Aiden Reed
Literally everyone laughed at that at my theatre.
Xavier Walker
same v problematic
Elijah Thomas
Captain America wouldn't punch a subdued woman in the face.
Jackson Thompson
>It's an 8/10 in my opinion.
Good thing your opinion doesn't matter.
Ryder Wright
>subdued Harley was coming at Batfleck with a knife.
Ethan Long
The Joker senes were fucking awful
Carson Hernandez
leto joker was pleb filter, itt: you're a pleb
John Moore
this desu senpai
Jacob Richardson
m8 I'm a DChad and even I can admit that this movie was trash >most boring fight scenes ever >every scene could have been edited better >Joker scenes cut
