- Sep 24, 2013
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2.75/8
My main gripe was the storyline. Introducing so many characters is obviously a difficult task, but most of the intros fell short. It was also very jumpy when it came to a few of the intros as well as with character development, which I'll discuss later. The plot and major villain arose from using the Enchantress. So had the Suicide Squad not been called into formation in the first place due to the fear that the next superhero would be a supervillain, none of this would have even happened.
Disagree. Enchantress being awakened had nothing to do with th Suicide Squad, just like Deadshot killing people and operating as a criminal had nothing to do with it. That's the thing, all of the Squad members were known quantities in the world before Waller ever got a hold of them and that's how she found them at all. We saw that her awakening was the result of a simple mistake on the part of an archeologist and that her grudge against humanity in turn was based around an incident that happened centuries ago when her followers turned against her and her brother. Therefore, she was always going to try to destroy/take over the world once she was awoken. If anything, Waller getting a hold of her put that off for a few months, as she didn't have access to either her brother or her own heart to increase her power.
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