Only 31 percent of critics liked the film, and those who did weren’t exactly gushing with praise.
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Will Smith, who plays Deadshot in the movie, echoed the supermodel-turned-actress’ opinion, particularly the part where about people having certain expectations that could not have been met.
July 2016: Margot Robbie stepped out in Givenchy heels and a Rosetta Getty dress while in NY while on the “Suicide Squad” press tour.
“I think people had expectations that may have been different, but I’m excited for the fans to get to vote”, Reuters quoted him saying. “Suicide Squad” received a 29 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with most of the reviews claiming that although the film had a talented cast, the plot was overstuffed. But guess what? The people who write about movies for a living also love movies! Some described it as a “suicide” for A-list actors like Will Smith while others even called it “just plain bad”.
Another critic considers the Suicide Squad a major disappointment for a summer movie, and another called it “another mediocre entry in DC’s cinematic franchise”. The film now holds a 35% rating on Rotten Tomatoes – which means it’s certified rotten – and DC movie fans are not happy.
“I don’t think I have ever, ever cried in front of more than one person ever”. “If the fans like it, then we did our job”.
He added, writing that “it’s just a way to express our anger”. This furthers the additional conspiracy theory that Marvel and Disney are paying off critics to put more positive reviews on the site, while preventing DC films from boosting up their score as well.
Margot Robbie in a still from the Hollwood movie, Suicide Squad.
The reviews from the much anticipated Suicide Squad are coming in, and they’re not very good.
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Fans dressed as The Joker and his lover Harley Quinn, played by Robbie, lined the carpet to catch a glimpse of stars including Cara, who sported thigh-high boots, Jay Hernandez and Jai Courtney. Superfreaks become supersweeties and Suicide Squad: Dawn of Dullness (my subtitle) does the impossible.
