David Ayer

And in fact, one of the things people liked so much about the Arkham games is how good everybody looked.

In fact, these Arkham games redefined Harley Quinn and were very, very much a part of her redesign for Margot Robbie David Ayer's version.

So that's really important, you know? It's really, really important.

So, uh, yeah.

He's on my show... 9-1-1 Lone Star, he tells great stories about working with...

David Ayer.

Yeah, I mean, look, that movie, the process of that, I'm sure Peric has told you, I mean, it was unlike...

Especially for us, that main kind of tank unit, you know, it was eight months, you know, it was...

And I'm Dana Duncan.

Tonight, for our 329th episode, we revisit Training Day from 2001, directed by Antoine Fuqua, written by David Ayer, cinematography by Mauro Fiori, music by Mark Mancina, editing by Conrad Buff, starring...

Denzel Washington as Detective Alonzo Harris.

Ethan Hawke as Officer Jake Hoyt.

To be able to do both this movie convincingly and be nominated and do the before trilogy, there's a wide gap in his range.

I was trying to think about how that would have been having Spider-Man as the sidekick here.

Did you know? David Ayer was the only writer to work on the script, such a rarity that it merited a congratulatory call from the chairman of Warner Brothers Pictures.

This is probably the best screenplay that he's ever done, too.

Yeah, that looks like it could be good.

David Ayer.

So then that's pretty much it for October.

And then November, you've got Martin McDonough's new film, which is going to be at Fantastic Fest, Wild Horse 9.

Kids like it.

Was it David Esquire? No, it was David Ayer.

Oh, yeah.

Love Or Cop.

It's from the same directing team as Puss in Boots, The Last Wish.

Also on September 25th, it's a big theater week, Heart of the Beast, the latest from David Ayer, premieres it's about an ex-special forces commando played by brad pitt who crashes in the wilderness along with his former combat service dog and they both have to fight for survival i'm guessing some tears will be shed one way or another on september 25th prime time debuts in some theaters around the country it stars robert pattinson as chris hansen the producer and star of dateline nbc's to catch a predator The film is set at the height of the series' success in the mid-2000s and is centered around the most infamous sting in the show's history.

Chris Hansen doesn't seem to be a big fan of this movie, even though he didn't sign the waiver required to see it.

And I think Chris Hansen being skeptical may actually speak well for its potential authenticity.

Uh, next paramount release is at the end of the month.

It's your, from your favorite guy, David Ayer starring Brad Pitt called heart of the beast about him and his dog in the wilderness.

Oh, I forgot that was a David Ayer.

I

need you to come with me, and we got to talk about this off mic, but I need a second opinion.

I do wish we could chat longer, but I'm having an old friend for dinner.

Next week for our 329th episode, we revisit Training Day from 2001, directed by Antoine Fuqua, written by David Ayer, cinematography by Mauro Fiore, music by Mark Mancina, editing by Conrad Buff, starring Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke, and Scott Glenn.

You won't want to miss that one, so watch ahead of the show by searching the Real Good app to find where it's streaming for you.

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