I hope you're right. Certainly, Suicide Squad was another example of how studio interference can lead to a mild/neutered version of what should have been pretty edgy and interesting (though in that case they definitely made the right move, because the kiddies flocked out to see it). But on the other hand, being violent and X-treme isn't enough in itself. You need a story that is well told, that has a good flow to it, and gives the characters opportunity to relate to the audience on an emotional level. That's what will set any movie apart. If you get Eli Roth to do a Wolverine movie, it will be gory, sure, but. . .
