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via Warner Bros. Zack Snyder has singlehandedly turned what was set to be a quiet day in DC-land into a crisis of infinite proportions, as SnyderVerse fans are losing it at the Justice League director’s revelation that he’s got something big in the works. The filmmaker took to Twitter today to share a cryptic message narrated by none other than Darkseid that promises DCEU fans need to prepare for treats to come across April 28-30. But that’s not all it has to say either, as the video contains a secret…

via Warner Bros. Just when you thought it was safe to venture onto the internet after James Gunn hammered several more nails into the coffin of the SnyderVerse, the architect of the original DCU only goes ahead and turns 57 years old. Obviously, Zack Snyder can’t help the date on which he was brought into this world, but just like clockwork his most dedicated minions have mobilized all over again to use the special occasion as the latest vessel with which to relaunch a campaign that’s been deemed ridiculous by…

Image via Warner Bros. Fans are collectively balking at the suggestion that James Gunn include more superheroes from the SnyderVerse in his iteration of the DCU. A brave fan broached the topic in the r/DC_Cinematic subreddit, asking if characters like Rorschach and Dr. Manhattan from Zack Snyder‘s Watchmen should feature in Gunn’s DCU. The general sentiment was a resounding no. Most fans couldn’t see the point of adding Watchmen characters to Gunn’s rendition of the DC cinematic universe, considering the…

Image via Warner Bros. Despite all the campaigns, petitions, and hashtags, it’s become patently clear that Warner Bros. has no interest in continuing, resurrecting, restoring, or concluding the SnyderVerse, with HBO Max’s four-hour version of Justice League the end of the line. That became even clearer when James Gunn and Peter Safran made the dismantling of the original mythology one of their first acts of business, with Henry Cavill unceremoniously tossed out on his ass mere weeks after celebrating his…

Zack Snyder fans have had a rough few months. For a brief shining moment, it seemed that there was a chance that DC’s Snyderverse could be back on track: Henry Cavill was returning as Superman, Ben Affleck is making two appearances at Batman, and new DCU boss James Gunn and Snyder are old friends. But, sadly, Warner Bros look to be abandoning the past and striking out for a new Snyderless future. But all hope isn’t lost, as the man himself has been beavering away on his Netflix passion project Rebel Moon. This is a space…

Image: NetflixAlthough Zack Snyder first announced he would be making a science fiction epic Rebel Moon back in July of 2021, it feels like we’ve been waiting a lot longer—a lot—to actually see what the damn thing looks like. Thankfully, Netflix has rolled out a preview of what’s coming to the streaming service in 2023, and it includes the first look at the movie in action, emphasis on the action.If you know these Netflix preview compilations, you know they contain only the briefest smatterings of footage, but at least…

For years industry, insiders confidently said the Snyder Cut would never happen. They argued that the footage didn’t exist, that completing it would be too expensive, and that Warner Bros. management had forever parted ways with Zack Snyder. That didn’t stop the passionate movement from campaigning for its release, with their efforts eventually bearing fruit in 2021 when Zack Snyder’s Justice League hit HBO Max. To further tweak the nose of haters, not only did the film happen, but even the most ardent critics were…

When a director does something or fans successfully whine and complain, they can get a new version of something old and will discuss it for all eternity. Zack Snyder’s Justice League is in this category and, at the back end of 2022, people still do not get one aspect of it. For those unaware and who may have wisely stayed off of the internet for the last decade, this take on the 2017 critical and commercial failure features a number of points that weren’t included in the theatrical cut. A Reddit post about the…

Image: Warner Bros. One of the most expensive director’s cuts of all time will now be making its way into cinemas as Zack Snyder’s Justice League is confirmed for a cinematic berth. After two years of exclusivity on HBO Max and a general belief the film would never be seen in cinemas, Kevin Smith will be behind the film’s first-ever time outside of a streaming service. Speaking on Fatman Beyond, Smith confirmed his plans to bring Justice League to New Jersey. The director and comic writer will host the…

Screenshot: Warner Bros.The latest cinephile venture from Kevin Smith is set to debut with a series of director talkbacks at the filmmaker’s Smodcastle theater in New Jersey, which upon opening in the new year will feature an extremely rare big-screen showing of Zack Snyder’s cut of Justice League. Smith announced the “Directly Responsible: Face-to-Face With Filmmakers”series on his show Fatman on Batman along with Snyder’s participation. “Zack Snyder is coming in the new year, and he was like: ‘I’ve never shown Justice…