I didn't care about anyone or anything because among other things, these were all just caricatures of characters. No one has anything genuine to their characters just all surface details or really forced characterization at any given moment to fit either the "outrageous" dark humor or the out of nowhere pathos Gunn suddenly wants you to buy into.
There's also not much to really latch onto for fans of the Classic Squad. Killing Boomer? Half assing Flagg's death? Waller gets a coup pulled on her?
I don't know anyone that read the Squad book from back in the day that would have been okay with any of that.
Gunn put it together well enough, but the mechanics of his Tarantino styled out of sequence narrative seemed to have gotten a lot more thought than anything else outside of the "jokes".
And at this point the supposed "unexpected" humor route for super hero films isn't even close to being edgy or interesting. It's just the hack approach. It's the defacto formula almost and has been that way for close to a decade.
So for me... the "laughs" were forced and didn't do much.
The characters were thin and the film wanted you to feel and think things that were unearned.
The "fun" was the usual BS I've gotten with almost every other film about super heroes only now filtered through a James Gunn that wants to be even more outrageous after the Disney debacle.
It didn't even begin to try to honor anything from the comic book it's based on.
Sorry but... Ain't none of that going to entertain me as a general movie watcher and certainly it ain't satisfying me as a fan in particular of the characters and group.