James Gunn attends the European launch event of Marvel Studios' "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2." at the Eventim Apollo on April 24, 2017 in London, England.

Things We Saw Today: So Now James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad Is a Reboot?

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When the news broke that James Gunn would direct Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 once again, there was a collective thought that he’d give up The Suicide Squad. That isn’t the case, though, and his version of the film is apparently rebooting whatever we got with the first Suicide Squad.

News broke that Gunn is planning on rebooting the series, bringing new characters into the Suicide Squad and not bringing back what we originally saw with Harley Quinn and Deadshot. Will Smith may be done with Deadshot, but at least we have Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) to see Harley Quinn take over again.

To be quite honest, it’d be nice if The Suicide Squad went to a director of color now that James Gunn got Guardian of the Galaxy Vol. 3 back. With the entire debacle, many thought that he got The Suicide Squad because he’s a great director and Disney fired him, but he got back his original project and is still working on The Suicide Squad.

It’ll be interesting to see where he takes the film and how he’s going to manage both projects, but we’ll have to see!

(source: /Film; image: Ian Gavan/Getty Images for Disney)

Here are some other things we saw today!

    • One man has seen some aspects of Star Wars Episode IX and like … can he give us the title already? (via Wired)
    • Anthropologie actually listened to their customers and are releasing a plus size line! (via The Atlantic)
  • Get excited about Once Upon a Time in Hollywood but remember that Emile Hirsh was cast after he assaulted a female film executive at Sundance. (via The Daily Beast)
  • Tessa Virtue opens up about the horrors of being a woman in sports. (via The Huffington Post Canada)

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