Post WWI an unlikely friendship emerges between three people of very different backgrounds: Christopher Nolan's Batman (Christian Bale), Denzel's accomplished son- John David Washington (The BlacKkKlansman), and the ever-chameleon Harley Quinn herself, Margot Robbie. Through accidental misfortunes of being at the right place at the wrong time, the trio manage to uncover a very un-American plot, involving a decorated General (De Niro).

Through a Wes Anderson-esque storytelling technique, David O. Russell, who directed these actors before in "American Hustle", "The Fighter", and "Joy", takes the viewer on a literal unbelievable journey through the deepest deposits of little known historical facts found only at the bottom of the Top Secret, and Do Not Disclose for X-amount of Years barrels of disgusting acts of inhuman behaviour! I think I covered all the repulsive feelings the facts behind the marvellous, slow-burning firecracker of a film left in my mind and soul! That he, David, could make me laugh throughout its telling is testament to his taste and style!

With such fantastic cast and crew telling such a bizarre, irritating tale led by a master storyteller, this film pays off, if you can watch until the end! And it is hard to follow half way through, but stick with it as atrocious act after barbarious one unfolds! Definitely on my rewatch list!

The suprisingly large amount of known faces throughout the telling, from Rami Malek to Mike Myers and Taylor Swift, made me distract from the story as I tried to work out where I knew him or her from! It's an ailment!

Top notch!