David Ayer hints that the release of “Suicide Squad Ayer Cut” is possible

With the backdrop of ‘Justice League Snyder’ on HBO Max, fans keep lobbying Warner Bros. Discovery to do the same with ‘Yesterday Cut’. And it seems things have worked out, as director David Ayer seems very confident that the release of the ‘Suicide Squad Yesterday Cut’ is imminent, and will be released in some form for all to see.

On his Twitter account, David Ayer appeared to confirm the release of ‘Suicide Squad, yesterday’s cut’, when he replied to a fan who assured ‘you won’t get your share anyway’. The director has been very active on his social media, and while he hasn’t officially confirmed that he’ll be releasing his own version of the 2016 film, he’s managed to get fans back on the subject.

currently, there is no official information about the release of ‘Suicide Squad, yesterday’s cut’, or if it’s coming to HBO Max, like ‘Justice League Snyder Cut’ did. But it’s not the first time that David Ayer has hinted at the release of his director’s cut, but this time it’s more interesting, because with the new management of DC Studios, with James Gunn and Peter Safran, they could.

Some time ago, David Ayer recognized this ‘Suicide Squad, yesterday’s cut’ you can preview with James Gunn as director DC: “He was always a good guy. He was incredibly respectful of me. As for my cut, of course I want him to show. And I think there is a real possibility of achieving that. It just won’t be tomorrow.” And with the recent statements, it seems the director is privy to information that would get fans excited.

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David Ayer defends Jared Leto’s Joker

Like Gunn, David Ayer has dedicated himself to responding to comments, criticisms and rumors related to his work through Twitter. And when he was attacked by a fan, who claimed that “Jared Leto’s Joker was the biggest disappointment since Crystal Pepsi,” the director was enraged and came out to defend one of the most anticipated characters from his cut. of “Suicide Squad”.

“This is what happens when you cut out a performance and a character arc. Sorry, that’s all he’s allowed to see. Now your mind is closed to the truth,” said David Ayer. ‘Suicide Squad’ was one of the most criticized EUDC films, and not only for the result, but for creating expectations around characters like Jared Leto’s Joker, Harley Margot Robbie’s Quinn and Will Smith’s Deadshot.

We’ll have to wait until, if true, David Ayer reveals more details about the status of ‘Suicide Squad Yesterday Cut’ within DC Studios’ new mandate, and if he has a real chance of seeing his film in theaters, or maybe on the HBO Max streaming platform.