Review of Suicide Squad (2016) by Jacob Brogan for Slate — 03 Aug 2016
Suicide Squad’s only triumph may be that it manages to make Batman v Superman look better by comparison. Bloated and baffling as that film was, it at least had a coherent aesthetic—a morose aesthetic, to be sure, but an aesthetic all the same.
Suicide Squad, by contrast, is little more than a drab patchwork, its stitching the only thing uglier than the cloth.
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This review of Suicide Squad (2016) was written by Jacob Brogan and published by Slate on 03 Aug 2016.
Suicide Squad has generally received mixed reviews.
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