SUICIDE SQUAD Director David Ayer Has No Regrets About Working On The Movie Or With Warner Bros.
Even though it did pretty well at the box office, Suicide Squad is generally regarded as a failure by the majority of fans and critics. However, director David Ayer certainly doesn't look at it that way.
Over the past few days, Suicide Squad director David Ayer has been answering questions about his experiences working on the DC supervillain flick, and although he has made it very clear that he does wish he could have made some changes to the finished product, he says he has no regrets about taking the helm of the project.
In his Tweet, Ayer points out some of the positives associated with Suicide Squad that people tend to gloss over when ripping into it:
Despite several rumors that Ayer had parted ways with WB after Suicide Squad, as far as we know he is still on board to helm Gotham City Sirens and/or one of the several Harley Quinn/Joker spin-off that are currently in the works.
Perhaps this time he'll be allowed to stick a little closer to his original vision for these great characters.
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