10 ways to fix 'Suicide Squad,' from its villain to its PG-13 rating
 

10 ways to fix 'Suicide Squad,' from its villain to its PG-13 rating
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If you've seen Suicide Squad by **w, you've borne witness to its many frustrations. (If you haven't, spoilers lie ahead.)

It's littered with problems big and small, but the cast is strong — it's possible to build a good DC movie around that group of actors. With that in mind, let's take a look under the hood and see how to repair this broken-down blockbuster.

1. Make the Joker the villain

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Refreshing though it was to see iconic characters Batman and the Joker in supporting roles, employing Jared Leto so sparingly after marketing the film around him is a major tactical errorSuicide Squad should’ve been about a team of villains teaming up to take on a supervillain, the biggest baddie of them all — the Joker. ** one walks into this movie caring at all about supernatural witch Enchantress and her lame CGI brother Incubus, neither of whom are intimidating or half as fun as Mr. J. Read more...

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