Supernatural to introduce 2 new characters.

Sounds cool, maybe it'll make this season better, because this season's episodes have been hit and miss.

Cas freakin rocks him and dean have great chemistry together.

I liked it, it did have its problems, though.

The biggest problem with the DCEU and each movie is obviously what happens in post/editing. Great characters and acting but the stories are so chopped up and shoved together. The studio seems to panic and interfere with the film, SS was fun with a lot of potential but there were parts that just jumped around or had no consistency. Still much better than all the hate that was thrown it's way before it came out.

The issue I got with the movie it was the runtime, It was too big for a plot that could be told in less than two hours. (I'll not include the blue thing falls from the sky cliche as a negative thing)
It had some forced moments and other great moments, which is normal for a unbalanced movie. Also, I felt that there wasn't a signature from the movie regarding the direction style, You could feel at the beginning that it was a david ayer movie, This gangsta vibe, rap and that stuff you can expect from every david ayer movie, It was a perfect movie for this guy, But somehow I felt that his direction style was missing alot throughout the movie, The only character that it had great influence from ayer's previous characters was definitely Chato Santana, And he was a total surprise for me, That guy was amazing.
David Ayer's direction style was definitely my main expectation of the movie, And in that aspect did fail.
The characterization from the characters were also amazing, You could tell that they actually resemble from the comics, Especially Viola davis as Amanda Waller. She was perfect, And Waller simply can't die. the movie tries its best to show that, And for me, They did well.
Unfortunately each character screen time was quite unbalanced. if they could have more time to shine on screen it would be perfect. Like Killer croc and katana, And a bit more of boomerang would be nice though.
So yeah, This is why I give a 6.5/10, TL;DR
- Characterization from the characters was fine
- Better comic book feel
- Unbalanced screentime from each character
- Theatrical cut somehow did screw the pacing of the movie
- Lack of signature from direction style throughtout the movie (Due to the cuts).

I thoroughly enjoyed the movie! It met my expectations. In my personal opinion, it was a great step-up from BvS. Characters were lovable, they did a good job of shining a little bit of light on most of their backgrounds and it was fun all around. The villain wasn't my favourite and I could've done without the brother, but I thought it was generally good. I enjoyed Leto's Joker quite a bit, too, but did feel that Batman was a whole lot of extra that needn't had been there. The music was great! I mean, come on...and Harley Quinn was fun, fresh, and different. The whole Diablo being some weird metahuman thing was surprising, and in my opinion, completely unnecessary; but hey, to each their own. I think critics are being too harsh or maybe Marvel is spendin' just a little extra on paying them off.

Good, somewhat flawed here. Was more surprised how empty the theatre was. 2:30 this afternoon had less than 1/4 seats filled. BvS around the same time and theatre was jam packed. Overall it was a fun movie, story was pretty basic, villain was pretty basic....Will Smith and Margot Robbie saved the film IMO. Jared Leto was disappointing as the Joker. Ledger still owns the role.

Will be at the same theatre tomorrow for another viewing. Not feeling a sense dread like I did watching BvS a second time on the same opening weekend