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CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard CinemaBlend participates in affiliate programs with various companies. We may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via links. Next week, Task Force X is returning to the big screen with James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad. The new movie follows five years after the team’s first cinematic outing, with Training Day’s David Ayer directing that feature. While 2016’s Suicide Squad performed commercially well, it was by no means a critical darling, but in the years following its release, it’s been revealed that Ayer’s origin...

Glowing reviews are starting to come in for Warner Bros.' The Suicide Squad, which is currently at 97%, a much better reception than the 2016 movie Suicide Squad, which earned a 26% rating. One of the critics, Screen Daily's Tim Grierson, shared his review on Wednesday, adding in a Twitter responses that Suicide Squad writer-director David Ayer, 'should abandon that idea of a director's cut.' Ayer, 53, took to Twitter on Thursday afternoon, issuing a statement about his unconventional road to filmmaking and blasting the studio cut of Suicide Squad, stating it, 'is not my movie.' Director spea...

Advertisement Suicide Squad director David Ayer recently took to his social media to share an open letter where officially disowned the studio cut of the film as he said, "The studio cut is not my movie." In the open letter, Ayer further defended his cut of the film which called was an "intricate and emotional journey with some bad people who are s**t on and discarded." The director in an emotional statement also mentioned his journey as a filmmaker and his traumatic past before it. Ayer while discussing his cut of Suicide Squad said, "It's frustrating because I made a really h...

Suicide Squad Director Guns Down the Studio Cut While Hyping #ReleaseTheAyerCut One Last Time Suicide Squad Director Guns Down the Studio Cut While Hyping #ReleaseTheAyerCut One Last Time David Ayer spoke about how important Suicide Squad was to him before its studio meddling and says he's never going to talk about the 'Ayer Cut' again. David Ayer is blasting Warner Bros.' theatrical cut of Suicide Squad one last time in an open letter posted to his Twitter account. In the past, Ayer has been rather open that the version that was seen by audiences in theaters in 2016 was a far cry from the o...

Suicide Squad editor reveals differences between the Ayer Cut and the theatrical release