I really liked the plot and how faithful Starro was, and Im glad Gunn used obscure characters to play the main Suicide Squad but I'm also pretty disappointed in the little things, especially particular deaths. Harley however, rocks so hard here.
The comedy also entirely missed for me. Aside from GOTG, I really do not like James Gunn's humor. Its moments made for emotional reaction all failed for me, but the general public seemed to love it so at the end of the day I suppose WB wins.
3/5 for me.
I hope not on the comedy spectrum. Marvel did this with the success of GOTG and every movie since has been a punchline slug fest. I'm afraid of the DCEU going this route too under that circumstance. But yes, creative liberty is hopefully lively post this movie.Even with my full on love for this movie (which, chef kiss intensifies), I actually had wondered how far would people go with the jokes that Gunn was making in this film. Unlike other films, TSS really feels like Gunn loading a machine gun and going nuts. I hope the amount of creative freedom he has seemingly had on this and Peacemaker (And other potential projects going forward at DC/WB) are translated for others; because this is what I want to see from the DCEU.
I was kind of disappointed…I didn’t hate it, just thought it was mediocre. I think the whole action-comedy with extreme violence for shock factor routine has gotten old to me. Some of the jokes had me rolling, others were completely flat and I thought the story wasn’t that intriguing.
I thought I was crazy when I saw all the positive reception from critics, like I was the only dissenting opinion. But then the CinemaScore (general audience) rating for this one was the same as the 2016 film which definitely helped me feel better.