After the harsh criticism of Suicide Squad, director David Ayer was eager to avoid repeating prior mistakes with Bright.

The Suicide Squad director confirmed his involvement in the new project by sharing some Gotham City Sirens art.

Ayer will take the reins on Gotham City Sirens, Warner Bros.' all-female DC villains film featuring Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn.

The "Suicide Squad: Extended Cut" gives fans 11-minutes of footage that didn't make it into the film's theatrical release.

Adding another $10.1 million to its coffers in its sixth weekend of release, the Warner Bros. film passes the $700 million mark worldwide.

David Ayer took to Twitter to thank fans for financially supporting the latest DC Films movie and celebrate its box office success.

Jai Courtney's character from "Suicide Squad" is big fan of "My Little Pony," making him a Brony, confirms David Ayer.

Director David Ayer revealed where the Joker's "damaged" tattoo originated, why he "explicitly asked for Batman" and more.

The Warner Bros. earned $132 million internationally, set a new box office record for an August debut.

The Warner Bros. film saw a 41% drop between Friday and Saturday, but still managed to shatter the August record for a U.S. debut.

Defying critics AND expectations, the Warner Bros. film could rake in as much as $150 million this weekend at the U.S. box office.

Despite receiving a PG-13 rating from the MPAA, the violent Warner Bros. film likely won't receive distribution in the world's second-largest market.

As Margot Robbie and David Ayer reveal, Harley Quinn's look draws from the New 52 and 70's music icon Debbie Harry.

David Ayer explained that "the released movie is my cut" and, while the deleted scenes may make it onto the Blu-ray, there would be no director's cut.

The "Man of Steel" and "Batman v Superman" director left his mark on "Suicide Squad" with one particular scene.

"You know, I just don't think they like superhero movies," Cara Delevingne said in response, adding that the critics have been "absolutely horrific."

The Marvel Comics icon breaks down why he thinks the phrase "F you" is actually a "compliment of the highest order."

Following the "Suicide Squad" director's comment and subsequent apology, Quesada told Marvel fans to "give [Ayer] a break."

David Ayer has taken back a derogatory remark about Marvel that he made during the DC film's premiere.

The "Suicide Squad" cast reveals how director David Ayer united them through intense emotional and physical trials.