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Rocksteady have announced that they plan to support the recently released Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice. Some of the planned support has...

Movie: The Suicide Squad  Production Companies: DC Films, Atlas Entertainment, The Safran Company  Director: James Gunn 

WWE Best Main Events Of The Decade is not an essential purchase, but if you do decide to buy it, you'll be rewarded with a fantastic collection of matches.

Judging all of this from an entertainment standpoint, WWE WrestleMania 36 on DVD has a lot to offer in spite of the weird circumstances.

WWE SmackDown 20th Anniversary is an enjoyable trip down memory lane, and almost every truly landmark event is covered at some point.

The Miz: A-List Superstar is great evidence of how the Awesome One has defied all odds and carved his place in WWE history.

John Cena: Hustle, Loyalty, Respect is not the best WWE DVD you will watch this year, but it's certainly worth having a look at.

With one great Chamber match and quality action elsewhere on the card, Elimination Chamber 2011 makes for a surprisingly enjoyable DVD viewing experience.

With a few exciting encounters and several title changes, Extreme Rules 2011 flies under the radar a bit, but is actually one of the year’s better events.

Over The Limit 2011 had one classic match and one poor main event.

Greatest Royal Rumble isn't a bad show, but it's one that only die-hards would probably find appealing to relive on DVD.

Capitol Punishment 2011 isn’t the complete flop that people would have you believe, but it’s hardly a superb event either.

Most Phenomenal Matches is the perfect snapshot of AJ Styles' WWE run to date, and the best WWE DVD on a full-time performer in ages. It's Phenomenal!

Money In The Bank 2011 is more than worthy of the top-level praise it has been awarded in the years since it took place.

Greatest Royal Rumble is the biggest in the history of sports-entertainment, as 50 WWE superstars battle it out in this over-the-top-rope classic!

A three-disc collection of AJ Styles’ greatest matches in WWE! Featuring epic battles against John Cena, Brock Lesnar, Chris Jericho, Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose, and Shinsuke Nakamura!

Survivor Series 2011 is a memorable card and one that justifies a second home viewing.

The ring implosion and the main event are worth checking out, but otherwise Vengeance 2011 ultimately proves to be just another PPV.

There aren’t any really good bouts at all at Hell In A Cell 2011, and neither of the championship rivalries warranted the huge cage.

Every match is either great, historic or both, and it covers every era in the event's history, as well as featuring all of the company's top names.