Jared Leto TRICKED Into Playing The Joker?

Nothing and nobody beats Hamills Joker. Except the Conroys Batman

He might not have been the most exciting, but I'll be damned if he wasn't the most convincing.

True. Still I can't help but compare the two and find Hamill to be the superior. Just my performance since the animated show was my introduction to Batman.

I imagine Ledger would be more entertaining without other Jokers.

Like, by himself? He's a great villain, who's both terrifying and entertaining. Compared to Hamill and other Jokers? Honestly he's a lot less entertaining and a lot less threatening, feeling more like a slasher villain than the Joker.

I kind of feel like that's the biggest problem the DC movies had from the beginning. I liked Man of Steel and I got what they were going for with it's tone, but from what I gather most people seem to want it to be like the Marvel movies. That basically caused them to turn BvS into what everyone calls a train wreck (I haven't seen it and the descriptions I hear about it make me think I'd like it).

As someone who dislikes the movie, I have a few things to cite why I dislike it without comparing it to other films. The pacing of the film is terrible, the story is very ill-structured, the characters don't interact much but then start spewing about being a family, while most of the characters are given so little development that you could have cut most of them out and lost nothing. The action also isn't that amazing, and the film doesn't really do anything with the 'villains forced to be heroes' thing, with said villains not really doing anything particularly villainous, while the film makes the idea behind the Squad a collossal failure.

There's also the personal issue of how I spent months expecting a great movie I'd enjoy and was incredibly disappointed, which really just fuels my dislike of it even more, and the fact that they removed a lot of Deadshot's more interesting character traits and turned him into just another generic action guy, and made Amanda Waller a complete idiot.

Honestly, while its been unfavourably compared to other films, I've seen mostly its the films' defenders who feel the need to bring up the other movies in comparison, especially the people who feel the need to attack the Marvel films while defending the movie. There seems to be this weird, semi-childish need to prop the film up by attacking Marvel and their fans, which started before most of them had the chance to even see the movie.

Now, lets proceed with the dislikes I'm going to get for this post.

I think it's making tons of money because there's really nothing much else out this summer that people actually want to see, plus it's a franchise people know, plus like you said, there's just a ridiculous amount of news around it and that always draws people in. And I mean, honestly, if I was like 15/16/17 and on summer break I would probably go see it with my friends? I'm sure that has to be a big draw this time of year.