Zack Snyder believes he will be able to revive the DCEU in the future

The movie Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice has reached its tenth anniversary, an anniversary that has sparked intense debates about its impact on fandom and specialized criticism. In this context, its director, Zack Snyder, appeared on the Happy Sad Confused podcast to offer a passionate defense of the work, which has been the subject of constant controversies due to its narrative decisions and particular visual style.

He believes that his fans are not more toxic than those of Star Wars

Snyder reflected on the trajectory of the DC Extended Universe (DCEU), an experience that, according to him, was marked by ups and downs and moments when he doubted that the project could materialize. Despite the criticism, the director remained optimistic about the possibility of closing the narratives he had planned for the DCEU, revealing an interest in concluding unresolved stories.

During the interview, Snyder did not hold back on comments about the toxicity that, in his opinion, permeates part of the fandom related to his work, pointing out that this dynamic is not as sharp as that observed in the Star Wars community. His statement resonates in an environment where polarization is common, and where filmmakers often face considerable pressure from fans.

This anniversary invites followers and critics to review the film in a new light, considering its most controversial elements and its legacy within the broad landscape of comic book adaptations to film. While Snyder continues to defend his vision and idea of what the DCEU could have been, the conversation remains open, hinting that the director still has stories to tell.

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