The Suicide Squad has finished production, director praises Warner Bros. for not interfering

DC fans have a lot to look forward to this year, including The Suicide Squad: Assassin's Creed, a live-action film about the iconic DC anti-hero team that has recently wrapped production.

When James Gunn, director of "Suicide Squad", was asked on Twitter today (2.5): "To what extent did you want this movie to be? Warner Bros. has the ability to cut movies into bad movies." In response to this question, James Gunn said: "The Suicide Squad has been completely completed and edited. I made every choice, and they (Warner) did not interfere with me even once. They gave very few comments - usually standard and minor. I took what I wanted and didn't take what I didn't want. Warner's creativity is amazing."

"The Suicide Squad" is not a direct sequel to the "Suicide Squad" series. Although it has some connection with the previous film, it is described as a "complete reboot". It was previously confirmed that Stallone will star in the film, but his specific role in the film has not yet been announced. The film will be released in North American theaters on August 6 and will also be released simultaneously on HBO MAX streaming media.