James gunn hypocrisy

We must caution that, until this is confirmed at the studio level, this should merely be regarded as a rumor for the time being. That said, according to a new report, Warner Bros. has begun discussions to release the so-called Ayer Cut of Suicide Squad. Much like Zack Snyder's Justice League, it's expected that, should this come to pass, the new cut would be released on HBO Max as an exclusive to help attract subscribers to the recently-launched streaming service. Following the Snyder Cut announcement, fans rallied online to have Ayer put together his original cut of the 2016 DC Comics adaptation. For various reasons, this idea has seemingly caught on. … [Read more...] about Suicide Squad Ayer Cut Talks Rumored to Be Happening for HBO Max

Born Jimmy Anthony on July 22, 1942, in Myrtle Beach, SC, he reversed his name to avoid confusing with another actor. After high school, he and his mother to a train to Los Angeles, where he pursued acting. After his screen days, James focused on painting, and more than 100 of his works were sold at galleries in Boston, New York, San Francisco, Santa Fe, NM, and Japan. … [Read more...] about Anthony James Dies: ‘Unforgiven’ & ‘In The Heat Of The Night’ Actor Was 77

Shad has been praised as a hero by superstars like The Rock and Arnold Schwarzenegger ... and a makeshift memorial was erected at the Gold's Gym in Venice where Shad often worked out. … [Read more...] about Wrestling Stars Hold Tribute for Shad Gaspard

Millionaire soon captures the heart of a nation, and especially quiz obsessives like Diana and Adrian, who begin exploring whether it’s possible to game the game show’s system. Adrian builds his own version of the Fastest Finger machine to speed up his response time; when Charles asks if that’s cheating, his brother-in-law replies, “No, it’s giving an advantage to myself.” We learn about an entire network of self-styled rebels who hack the phone audition process and offer (for a price, of course) to pose as Phone-A-Friends to any members who make it that far. Adrian gets into the chair, then Diana, but neither makes a lot of money. So then Charles is pressured to join the family business. … [Read more...] about ‘Quiz’ Review: Game-Show Caper Leaves Big Questions Unanswered

There is a longtime debate among historians about why Black subjects of chattel slavery in the U.S. had fewer major rebellions than their counterparts in the Caribbean and Brazil. Many major rebellions were prevented before they began, and others were suppressed too quickly, but much has been written on the other forms of class war waged by slaves, from work slowdowns, to escape, to the sabotage of the property of the planters. Samuel, a slave under prominent Natchez, Mississippi, politician John Quitman, broke an expensive new plow. Another slave injured some of Quitman’s family by driving a carriage into an embankment on the way to a wedding. The number of these incidents are countless, and most went unrecorded, but the property was always fair game to those people who themselves were considered property. … [Read more...] about 9 Historical Triumphs to Make You Rethink Property Destruction