#ayer cut

[digitalwizard01]

I'm so tired of hearing about the Ayer cut of Suicide Squad. I'm sure it's better than the movie we got, and the way he and his movie got treated by WB was terrible, but its been almost 10 years. Either let it go and move on or leak some footage. It worked for Ryan Reynolds. The leaked test footage got Deadpool made. David Ayer says he has the movie, he's shown it to people who allegedly loved it. At this point what do you have to lose? People want the movie, you have the movie, just leak the movie. Or if its unfinished like the Snyder cut, at least show a part of it that's different enough from the theatrical cut and good enough to prove it's worth DC pursuing. We can't keep dwelling on mistakes made in 2015-2016 if we ever want to move forward. Make productive moves, or move on

[lady-murderess]

I'm hoping that the DCEU rumour mill isn't getting my hopes up for nothing when it comes to the Ayer Cut, because you all know how much I would love to see Suicide Squad in all of its glory.

As I've always said, the extended cut and the novel was a lot better than the shit that was put out in the cinema, and so much content was missing! And we can all agree that the theatrical cut was very shit. I remember walking out the day it came out thinking "what the actual fuck? was that it?" I can appreciate the editing that was used when it came to VFX and all the neon shit, that looked so damn good, but it didn't quite suit the movie.

It was disappointing overall.

And to be honest, after seeing the content that was missing such as storylines, outfits, relationships, etc. I feel like it could be so damn good putting the actual cut out there. I know James Gunn and David Ayer are pretty much good buddies and talk a lot, it would be nice to see James giving David what he deserves. DC shat on him from a great height, and for what?

Plus, I miss my favourite soldier, Rick. I miss my angry soldier so much. (And I also miss Rick and June being together, but I could write a whole essay about those two, so I'm gonna leave it at that.)

[darlingshane]

Jon Bernthal & David Ayer

[wonderbatbvs]

Katana was PEAK in Suicide Squad (2016)

We NEED The Ayer Cut version of her & all these characters from the movie.

[spiderwest75]

Superman is not a space princess.

Pass it on!

[christianbalefanatic]

New Harsh Times Video!

Harsh Times Movie Edited Scene - FBI Wiz Quiz Scene 

Movie: Christian Bale as Jim Luther Davis in Harsh Times (2005) dir. David Ayer.............. Christian Bale was an executive producer of Harsh Times.

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[triviareads]

I see what you mean about bitchy heroes. I like them if they are mean but not too mean if that makes sense. And they can't be a*holes to the heroine. Do you have other recs like that?

It's a fine line! Bitchy heroes to me are like, a particular niche that I don't see very often in newer historical romances; you have the grumpy ones that are closed off initially, the repressed ones, the *revenge* focused ones, the ones who hate the heroine initially and argue with her a lot..... but that doesn't make them bitchy imo. Bitchiness is a mindset.

St. Vincent from Devil in Winter by Lisa Kleypas: The thing about St. Vincent is, he's never particularly dangerous (see: his flop kidnapping attempt), BUT he is definitely a bitch to Evie in the beginning of DiW, like the time he, ya know, calls her a bitch, and also the general bitchiness of lines like "I'd never be so bourgeois to sleep with my own wife".

Nikolas Angelovsky from Prince of Dreams by Lisa Kleypas: Definitely a bitch when he threatens Emma's suitor into leaving her, gets her drunk, sleeps with her, and announces that he thought about marrying her since she was 13 after he gifted her a tiger to spite her dad, whose wife he kidnapped.

Tony from Theory of Earls by Kathleen Ayers: The kind of man who's told he's hot so often, he doesn't think twice of asking a debutante to perform the piano for him in only her chemise, and umtimately compromising her when she asked his help to compromise someone else. BUT the wildest thing about Tony is something he says when he finds out the Maggie is pregnant which...... I was NOT expecting. Was the redemption fully realized? idk but he's hot so I forgive him.

Anthony Bridgerton from The Viscount Who Loved Me by Julia Quinn: He is. I won't elaborate.

Blackburn (aka FIGGY) from That Scandalous Evening by Christina Dodd: He's angry, confused, still turned on by Jane's *obsession* once his nude sculpture goes public, and the humiliation doesn't stop him from accosting her when she tries to apologize and press her hand to his dick and going "note the difference".

Kerrich from Rules of Engagement by Christina Dodd: Doesn't think twice about buying a child to gain respectability and hiring a governess who he IMMEDIATELY starts chasing after all while being very confused why he's into this "ugly" woman.

Asa Makepeace from Sweetest Scoundrel by Elizabeth Hoyt: Generally bitchy to Eve re her looks and buttoned-up vibe initially but he's super butthurt when she declines to paint him naked :(

Godric from Outrageous by Minerva Spencer: Again, not dangerous but he spent the entire prior book weirdly stalking the hero and heroine and generally being a little weirdo which understandably got the hero's sister Eva so concerned she kidnapped him.

[marsmad]

This picture is perfect 💜🃏💚🃏💜🃏💚🃏💜🃏💚 The amount of hate he still gets for this role is ridiculous 😥😥😥😥

📸 David Ayer on Twitter

[redbread-design]

Suicide Squad - Meat Grinder (2023)

It should come as no surprise that I'm a big MF DOOM fan, and I love how moody Meat Grinder is. The imagery inspired me, calling the Squad to mind as the threat of death seems to follow them at every turn. With such a range in personalities, you really get a chance to see how they each adapt or flop in every issue. Do y'all prefer team books or solo series?

[nerdby]

Harley Quinn is one of my favorite characters. The reason for this is because she taught me that just being an abuse survivor doesn't automatically make me a victim, being mentally ill doesn't make me stupid, that humor can be used to cope with trauma, and to never apologize for being myself. So with Margot Robbie and the Barbie movie trending, I can't help but think about 2016 Suicide Squad.

It's more than obvious by now that the version of Harley Margot signed onto play was a much deeper and more complex character than what we saw on screen. The original 2016 SS focused more intently on Harley's origin and her relationship with the Joker. It wasn't exactly kid friendly and some of the deleted scenes that have been released throughout the years are pretty intense. See for yourself--

Suicide Squad Trailer -- 2015 SDCC

Arkham Escape & Harley's Origins --

Helicopter Clip: Ayer Cut vs Theatrical --

Ten Deleted Scenes --

[thereasonsimbroke]

Louder for those in the back! ⚒

#RestoreTheSnyderVerse

[missmitchieg]

🥺🥺🥺

[sebastianthecollectorandcreator]

Remember This Classic?

[rowinablx]

Apparently James is talking with David Ayer to release his cut of Suicide Squad!!!!!!!!!!

@atiny-angel @swifteforeverandalways @axelwolf8109 @ozzypawsbone-princeofbarkness @lynsrosegarden @epickiya722 @greek-freak101

[spiderwest75]

Superman is not a space princess.

Calling Superman a space princess is so disrespectful.

[dceuw0rldsfinestenjoyer]

Literally went on a whole ramble about this movie a few days ago. No one can ever make me hate this movie

SUICIDE SQUAD DIR. DAVID AYER ‧ 2016