Despite the fact that Suicide Squad was ultimately considered a letdown by most, it’s hard to lay the fault entirely on David Ayer’s doorstep. The film was the victim of a substantial amount of studio meddling and though the direction wasn’t perfect, Ayer was far from the biggest problem with Task Force X’s first outing on the big screen. As such, we’re definitely excited to see what he’s cooked up with the upcoming spinoff, Gotham City Sirens.
A new TV spot for Rian Johnson's Star Wars: The Last Jedi has blasted online today, teasing the epic and emotional adventure that's in store for us this December. Admittedly, there's nothing in the way of new footage here, as it's more just a condensed version of the original trailer recut into a bite-sized promo, but when it comes to a film like this, we'll take anything we can get - be it new or recycled footage.
Though the DC Extended Universe looked to be in rough shape there for a while, things finally began to turn around this week when Warner Bros. announced that Matt Reeves was locked in to direct The Batman. Following that, they then confirmed Ben Affleck's involvement as well, signalling that everything was good to go on the Caped Crusader's solo outing. But there was also another announcement which took the internet by storm, and that was that Chris McKay, director of The LEGO Batman Movie, would be bringing us a Nightwing film.
Ever since it was announced that Ben Affleck would no longer direct The Batman for Warner Bros., a move that took just about everyone by surprise, the project has been the subject of numerous rumors, and most of them, not so positive. Thankfully, the tides seemed to turn in the film's favor when Warner Bros. finally broke the silence and announced Matt Reeves as director last week.
It's no secret that Avengers: Infinity War is now in production. From cast members Tweeting out set photos to rumors and reports flying in at an alarming rate, it seems that no matter where you turn, the massive blockbuster is eating up headlines. That isn't terribly surprising, either, given how much excitement there is surrounding Marvel's upcoming film, and tonight, we have yet another piece of news to report on - and this one's rather interesting.
If The Walking Dead: Season Two left left you hungry for more flannel-y, folky adventure, it might be time to go ahead and grab your chukkas and refill your granola supply.
