One of my all time favorites.

Absolutely Fantastic

A very feeble attempt at affirmatie action

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

The movie is fun, I guess the best way to describe it, is by saying that it's a fun "episodic" movie. Of course I have some issues, like the animation, but this is a problem every new of these "DC Animated Universe" films have, the animation style really bothers me, I keep asking myself if I'm de only one who thinks that, but anyways, this isn't something especific from this movie. Besides that, the movie has some basic storyline structures, you wont be surprise by almost anything there, you kind of now where the movie is going, but it's ok, cause is entertaining.Probably the only thing that really surprised me was the connection they've made with the Flashpoint movie. I thought it was cool. Anyway, Harley is funny, Deadshot is a badass, Captain Boomerang is funny too, Iiked what they did with the Tiger, mostly because the only past experience I had with the character was the Arrow adaption, and... you know, it was kind of awful. But he was great here, even though we didn't have that much of his background.I thought the whole plot of the movie was intriging too, this "free pass" from hell card, it's funny to see how almost every character want it at every cost (even if the process kills them). At the end, Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay is a good animation, isn't incredible or revolucionary, but if it shows up on the TV, and you see, you may have fun.6,5/10

Blood, gore, death, headshots, exploding heads, razor cuts, male strippers, lesbians making out, you would think a movie that has all this would be set for the more mature comics fan. Unfortunately not. This movie feels like it was written by a 13yr old who probably felt cool because he got to swear and put in adult material. What really irked me was the Flashpoint Paradox tie-in. Flashpoint Paradox was dark and gritty and felt like it was more realistic (good doesn't always triumph) whereas this movie had none of that appeal. Really disappointed.

The live-action movie has its moments but suffered from plotting and pacing issues. "Assault on Arkham" was a more solid flick, but also suffered from plot holes and trying too hard to be dark and edgy. This is the first Suicide Squad movie that manages to to tell a consistently enjoyable story.The movie is rather "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly"--esque as it involves Deadshot and the rest of the Suicide Squad locked in a race between two other group of villains for a particular item. I won't spoil what it is, but it's far more interesting than say wealth or a weapon. What with all these villains, there's a lot of good fight sequences and interesting character interaction. The plot also does a good job of balancing humor, drama, and action.The one thing that bugs me about this film is that Deadshot's motivation is seeing his daughter again, which is the exact same thing they did for the other two films. Don't get me wrong, the film still does a good job of humanizing Deadshot with this, but there are other ways.

A great follow-up to "Assault on Arkham" all those years ago. While not a direct sequel, more of a reboot than anything, "Hell to Pay" is a kickass ride with some awesome action. Even throwing in a bunch of villains that I don't really care about, I was still able to stay engaged. Brutality off the scale, the humor's great, and the plot's ridiculous, and yet awesome at the same time. Don't look too deep into this, it's just a really fun, brutal ride. Another killer from DC, can't wait for more.