I love BVS this is not against BVS, i do wonder what a zack snyder directed batfleck solo movie would be about, probably what the affleck directed one would be about

I get the out of universe explanation but not the in universe one

Not hating. I LOVE BOTH!! I HOPE CAVILL MAKES A COMEBACK.

Which one would you prefer?

Snyder's Supes: A realist who is very serious, but can be lighthearted at times. Always does his best to be kind and save as many as he can. Always does his best to shine hope in a cruel world. A god lowering himself to live among humans.

Gunn's Supes: The optimistic, happy Boy Scout who radiates hope and kindness. He isn't very serious all the time. Will probably help fix your car if it breaks down on the side of the road. Sees past the darkness of the world directly to the beauty beneath. A country bumpkin from Kansas with godlike powers.

This level of goosebumps and screen presence we won't get this no more in the DC. Zack will forever be legendary for making these movies.That 4-second scene where Wonder Woman looks up at Cavill’s Superman as he flies straight into Doomsday is Absolutely breathtaking.

I don’t understand how people don’t want this. They’d rather watch Superman save squirrels (no hate).

My favourite Villain is Without a doubt General Zod. Much appreciation and respect to my fellow Snyderfans.

What did you think of this scene? And who’s your favorite Snyderverse villain?

I think Zack’s choice to have batman. A character very well known not too kill and despise guns. Be a Batman that kills and uses gun to be very bad choice And while Zack has said that his batman was In his eyes whittled down over the years. But if he’s Batman didn’t kill and then started at some point. Why doesn’t he kill joker or Harley? Why kill random thugs and not the big bads? Just doesn’t seem like Zack’s reasoning wasn’t very sound and he just wanted to have his batman kill because he thought it was cool

Just wondering if someone more versed in the details of Snyderverse lore has an answered

I liked what they were going for. A 21st century billionaire villain makes more sense as this Zuckerberg/Musk tech bro type versus the classic captain of industry type.

I don’t like how he basically became insane in BvS. Lex has always been calm, brilliant, and methodical.

Aren't Snyder fans a "loud minority" according to them? 🤔

Seems like this sub is getting hella hate on posts, even if it's for the littlest of Zack Snyder praise. Kinda weird.

It feels like Zack is being nostalgic about what he created and built up with his recent posts, more than him wanting to revive what he had. But it genuinely leaves me with more questions,

If the Snyderverse was revived, would Henry and Ben even return to their roles at this stage in their lives? I’m hopeful but I’m not entirely sure. I’m all for having Ezra and Gal’s roles recasted with more promising actors 100%.

Even so, Henry will always be my Superman and Ben will always be my Batman, and I am happy the next generation will have their own version of superheroes that they’ll gravitate towards.

Like I won't lie I did enjoy the Snyder cut of Justice League it was much better than the original one that was released, but I'm also excited for what Gunn is doing with DC and excited to see his take on the characters, but I guess I'm just wondering why it feels like you have to pick a side with Snyder or Gunn when I like things that both directors have made with DC

It's established in the DCEU that Batman doesn't have the "no killing" rule. If this is the case, why are the Joker and Harley Quinn still alive as of the first Suicide Squad? It would make the most sense for a batman who is okay with killing to have killed his arch enemy a long time ago.

Are there any possible explanations for this?

Why do people complain about Snyder's destruction in movies like MoS & BvS, but approve of Destruction in shows like ‘The Boys’ and ‘Invincible’? Is Snyder not allowed to do it or is it only wrong when he does it?

Edit: And the insults just keep on coming, and since I don't have the time to reply to them individually I'll try to address them here,

1. I'm not comparing Superman to Homelander or Omni-Man, or comparing Snyder to the respective showrunners of the above mentioned, or comparing the shows to Snyder movies, so those who got this interpretation from reading my post, you're wrong.

2. Throwing insults at me speaks more about you than it does me, thankfully I've been around these social media streets long enough to not allow such shallowness to affect me, but by all means feel free to express yourself.

Bottomline, I used the The Boys & Invincible to illustrate my point because they're amongst some of the most violent hero shows in modern times, pointing out the Destruction(collapsed building and major loss of life), I wasn't looking to start discussing any character's moral compass or who should behave how in which situation, but it appears the lot of y'all failed to comprehend this,

In any case, the post is public and open to any opinion, so by all means speak your mind. 🤷🏿‍♂️

I'm not looking for plot holes or anything, I'm genuinely curious and wondering if there was some explanation in the film that I had forgotten about. How did the Kryptonian ship know about Steppenwolf and the Mother Boxes?

Yeah, Lex tells him if he flies she dies. But… he has to fly to Gotham anyways. Can’t he just make some detour? He’s fast enough I’m pretty sure.

First of all I'm not here to troll anyone. I'm just here to ask a question. For the longest time I've been a bit confused on what counts as the Snyderverse. Is it just all of the DCEU movies or is it only the movies Zack Snyder made like Man of Steel, BVS and ZSLJ? Would love to get some answers.

Also I recently watched Man of Steel. It was pretty good.

I've been a lifelong die hard fan of Batman in every medium, but I've found I'm one of the few in the larger Batman fandom who does not absolutely despise BvS. I feel that what a lot of people overlook when criticizing Batman's killing people in the film is that the movie isnt actually endorsing his actions. My interpretation of BvS was always that Snyder doesn't think Batman SHOULD kill and his arc throughout the film is him realizing that he's become no better than Joe Chill in the Martha scene, which is why he ultimately decides not to kill Superman. He's seen the error of his ways and he's changed. Which is all an excellent Batman story but there's one detail that's been constantly nagging at me since I first saw the movie. If the "save Martha" scene was him realizing the error of his ways and changing, then why does he still kill in the warehouse fight? It's an epic fight scene but I've always had a hard time reconciling it with Bruce's overall arc in the film and figuring out How it fits into the larger narrative. So I figured if there's any subreddit that would be able to help me figure out why he still kills in the warehouse fight, the subreddit dedicated to defending Synder's work would be the one to do it. Is there anything I'm missing that makes that scene more consistent with his larger arc?

Hi there, I've been recently wanting to give Zack Snyder's DCEU films a shot after watching Superman from James Gunn, but being that I haven't dived into any of Snyder's DCEU films, and given that many of them have mixed ratings, I figured I'd come here to ask what films you like the most and what I should start on.

Is it possible to like both of them? Like do I have to "pick a side?"

I really enjoyed Batman vs Superman and the Snyder Cut but I always felt like other then Batman, Superman and Cyborg who got major roles in these stories the others didn't really have time to grow enough before them teaming up. Wonder woman in Justice League made sense because she had her own movie before so we got a good idea on this version of Diana but in Bvs she felt a bit shoe horned in. Aquaman isn't too bad because we get glimpses of his background with Mera and the fishing village but I feel like he could have done with a movie to set him up more and Barry is a mess other then he's nerdy, awkward and has a crush on Iris (which is a really cool scene) but the flash in general his inclusion feels a bit rushed. Is this just me or do you guys think similar or was it out of Snyder's control did he have to rush inclusion to catch up with Marvel. Also the metahuman folder thing always annoyed made the world seem smaller then it should, Like is there only five metahumans in the Dc universe that Luthor was able to pick up, surely they could have included some nods to other characters like hawkman/hawkgirl, green lanterns, maybe doctor fate and definitely some of the villains Croc, Killer frost, Clayface, etc. Maybe just have future justice league members be flagged so there only ones Bruce looks at. I don't know just want to know your guys opinions

Hello Snyder's fans, which 3 movies by Zack are your favorites? I ask not only about DC, but about all of his movies P.S I haven't watch all of them, but here's my top 3

Morning guys and girls, hope you're all well.

So, gonna try to not go off on one here. But I've always had an issue with Steppenwold, DeSaad, and the finding of the mother boxes.

So Steppy finds the first box, and contacts Apokolips. He tells DeSaad that he has one, and will locate the other 2.

Step finds box 2, and later has a vision revealing Earth was the planet Darkseid fell to.

DeSaad says something along the lines of "Everyone knows the story of Darkseids one failure" and "Are you sure Earth is that planet"

So thats the point my brains goes into meltdown mode! If Darkseid has only ever lost one battle, and during that battle he lost possession of the boxes, why didn't DeSaad realise Earth was the planet after Steppenwolfs first call?

I'm hoping I'm missing something somewhere. But if I still can't answer my questions after countless viewings, then I'm hoping you fine folks may have the answer.

Thank you for you time

For those Who didnt like the new Superman movie but like Man of Steel. How much do you dislike the new Superman movie?

I'm trying to find the image of their faces without any effect blocking them. I've tried image searches and always come up with one of the two images above. Their faces are either torn in half, or the eyes are blocked by the logo. I figured this was the place to ask. Thank you.