Within the later half of the first ten minutes the character of Deathstroke is destroyed, and begins deviating heavily from canon. It only gets worse from there. Now, this doesn't appear to be a bad film, if you think of it as not being a Deathstroke film. But since his name is on the poster, and his likeness is used throughout the film, adhering to canon matters. This film fails to do so, so it gets a single star from me. Longtime Deathstroke fans will be disappointed, IMO, but more recent fans maybe less so. Since DC has been woke for about the past fifteen years, or more, now, more recent fans might have a different impression of canon. Regardless, I wouldn't recommend this.
