Jared Leto Wants a Standalone Joker Movie

Analysts predict Suicide Squad will earn around $133 million domestically from the entire weekend, putting it in the top five openings of 2016.

Jared Leto has hinted that a Suicide Squad spin-off film featuring his character The Joker could happen in the near future. Writer-director David Ayer doesn’t have the right graphic technique for a comic-book-style jamboree – he’s strictly a noirish-pulp guy – and the characters, all of whom are promisingly introduced, fizzle fast.

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“I think that would be great to dive in deeper to the Joker and expand his story and learn a bit more about this sick and twisted – but lovely – odd man”. In two words, it’s ugly trash.

It is a reflection though of the underlying issue inherent within the concept of “Suicide Squad” that would stump even the best of filmmakers, let alone one as inconsistent as writer/director David Ayer.

Now a weekend is there in front of the film and filmmakers are expected more from the film.

“We’re really proud of this film. this is a work of love, and I hope the fans like it.”

“There’s so much that we shot that’s not in the film”.

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Suicide Squad.

However, it sounds like Jared believes there’s a chance the supervillain may return in another big DC outing, perhaps even in a Joker movie – dependent on audience “response”, of course.

Especially since Suicide Squad has reduced the Joker to a caricature of some horny boyfriend opposite Margot Robbie / Harley Quinn’s love struck bubblegum princess that is nearly impossible to fathom as a moviegoer.