Completely wasting a genre that's meant to be child-like, colourful and fun.
The writing is terrible: the plot is weak, the "surprise" is obvious from the very first spoken line, the timeline is nonsensical, the villain is powerless (yet manages to hold his ground for a while,) the inferno is breathable and doesn't spread, and to top it all, Corpollywood shamelessly pretends that the United Slums of America's homelessness is due to unemployment, instead of the reality of severely underpaid jobs.
Expect more cheap cash grabs like this one following The Joker's box office success.
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The writing is terrible: the plot is weak, the "surprise" is obvious from the very first spoken line, the timeline is nonsensical, the villain is powerless (yet manages to hold his ground for a while,) the inferno is breathable and doesn't spread, and to top it all, Corpollywood shamelessly pretends that the United Slums of America's homelessness is due to unemployment, instead of the reality of severely underpaid jobs.
Expect more cheap cash grabs like this one following The Joker's box office success.
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