In today’s Fix of Entertainment, James Gunn is responding to some cruel Suicide Squad assess by…not responding? An struggle by some disgruntled devotees to review bomb Gunns latest, The Suicide Squad, isn’t going over very well. Critics’ reviews of the new DC flick are overwhelming positive, and at the time of this recording the Rotten Tomatoes score sits at a very healthy 97% Positive. It’s worth noting, however, that RT has not opened up user recollects as the movie is not widely available to the public yet. The negative discuss appear to come from supporters of David Ayer, the filmmaker who wrote and targeted the first endeavor at a live-action Suicide Squad movie. That movie was mostly spoofed to fragments by Warner Bros. and DC execs, and the result was a critical failure( although the movie acquired nearly $800 million at the box office ). Ayer has all along been claimed he has an “Ayer Cut” of the cinema, but acknowledged WB will never make him release his explanation. Now fans requiring the Ayer Cut are inspect bombarding James Gunn’s follow-up…but it’s not really having the intended effect. Gunn is basically shrugging off the denunciations, especially since it comes from people who haven’t even checked his movie yet.

In other DC movie news, The Blue Beetle project at HBO Max is moving forward with the shedding of Cobra Kai star Xolo Mariduena as Jaime Reyes, aka The Blue Beetle. Mariduena’s casting was rumored for a while, but the actor pretty much obligated things official by making the edict on his Instagram. This will be DC Film’s firstly superhero film headlined by a Latino character and will join Batgirl as the latest DCEU projections coming to HBO Max. And lastly, a very expensive weekend getaway in a galactic starcruiser is coming to Disney World. Disney has uncovered the pricing for the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser adventure, and it ain’t cheap. Tolls start at $4,800 for two beings for two days in the “attraction”( it’s not a inn, beings ), and it will include meals, entry to Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Batuu, the fictional dwelling of the Galaxy’s Edge attraction which acts as a port-of-call for the starcruiser, and other exclusive activities. Better save some Imperial recognitions for this vacation!

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