'Suicide Squad' Won't Be Released With R-Rating, Zack Snyder Talks R-Rated Cut Of 'Batman v Superman'

While one might think "Deadpool" has kicked open the gates for studios to go hog wild with R-rated superheroes, caution seems to be taking shape. Disney's Bob Iger stated this week that Marvel won't be going down that road, and while Warner Bros. has already promised an R-rating for "Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice" on home video, it's not going to be their standard operating procedure going forward. And sorry folks, that means "Suicide Squad" won't be getting a theatrical R-rating. 

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“I think right now we’re going for the PG-13. I don’t know that that’s going to materially change,” producer Charles Roven told EW. “We can give that movie the edge that it needs and still maintain a PG-13.”

It makes sense. When you spend hundreds of millions of dollars on a movie, you need it to play to as wide an audience as possible to...