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Then the bottom fell out. Will Smith left due to scheduling conflicts (read: Aladdin and Bad Boys for Life ). O’Connor departed over creative differences. The project flatlined.
And we didn’t. We got something better: a movie that was never meant to live—and then thrived by dying spectacularly.
In the multiverse of Hollywood disasters and redemption arcs, no film has a more bizarre sequel story than Suicide Squad . To discuss Suicide Squad 2 is to discuss a schizophrenic artifact: because, technically, two movies exist that could claim that title. And their contrast tells us everything about the difference between a product and a vision. The Phantom Sequel: Suicide Squad 2 (2016–2019) Before James Gunn ever touched a tablet, Warner Bros. was desperately trying to reverse-engineer a sequel to David Ayer’s 2016 Suicide Squad . That film—a jarring mashup of edgy music videos, studio-mandated reshoots, and Jared Leto’s method-acting nightmares—made $746 million but was critically savaged. The response? Greenlight Suicide Squad 2 immediately, but with a twist: hire Gavin O’Connor ( The Accountant , Warrior ) to make it “grittier and more grounded.”
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Then the bottom fell out. Will Smith left due to scheduling conflicts (read: Aladdin and Bad Boys for Life ). O’Connor departed over creative differences. The project flatlined.
And we didn’t. We got something better: a movie that was never meant to live—and then thrived by dying spectacularly. suicide.squad.2
In the multiverse of Hollywood disasters and redemption arcs, no film has a more bizarre sequel story than Suicide Squad . To discuss Suicide Squad 2 is to discuss a schizophrenic artifact: because, technically, two movies exist that could claim that title. And their contrast tells us everything about the difference between a product and a vision. The Phantom Sequel: Suicide Squad 2 (2016–2019) Before James Gunn ever touched a tablet, Warner Bros. was desperately trying to reverse-engineer a sequel to David Ayer’s 2016 Suicide Squad . That film—a jarring mashup of edgy music videos, studio-mandated reshoots, and Jared Leto’s method-acting nightmares—made $746 million but was critically savaged. The response? Greenlight Suicide Squad 2 immediately, but with a twist: hire Gavin O’Connor ( The Accountant , Warrior ) to make it “grittier and more grounded.” Then the bottom fell out
