‘DC is so fragmented’: Industry Expert Claims Zack Snyder and His ‘toxic’ Fanbase is Dividing DCEU, Says Snyder Fans Have ‘huge ego’

Industry Expert Claims Zack Snyder and His 'toxic' Fanbase is Dividing DCEU, Says Snyder Fans Have 'huge ego'

Zack Snyder and his relationship with Warner Bros. has been in limelight since the whole Justice League fiasco took place. It can be also cited as one of the primary reasons why this Cinematic Universe is subjected to so much hate and criticism. Although it has been a long time since everything occurred, the fans still demand the studio to go forward with the Snyderverse. According to some experts, these fans are a significant contribution to the force that’s destroying DC. 

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Justice League director Zack Snyder

A few rumors still state that the new heads of the studio under David Zaslav may work on reviving Zack Snyder’s vision but the chances are very minor. Moreover, The Flash movie reportedly rebooting the franchise further decreases the possibilities. 

Also Read: “Who the f—k would want that job?”: WB Hunting For its Own ‘Kevin Feige’ Bound to Fail As David Zaslav Reportedly Caught Up Between Zack Snyder and Todd Phillips’ Huge Egos

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The toxicity of the Zack Snyder fans 

Zack Snyder headlined the news when the sudden demise of his daughter forced him to leave the Justice League project. Further, the criticism of the movie catapulted when the Avengers director Joss Whedon was brought in to direct the project only to be made a joke popularly known as the Josstice League. Even though the fans forced the studio to release a massive 4-hour-long director’s cut yet the studio also stood strong and is still unwilling to expand the Snyderverse. 

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Zack Snyder’s Justice League gained far more favorable reviews than Josstice League

According to reports, these fans are causing a toxic atmosphere in the studio. A talent rep. claimed that the DC is getting divided by the Zack Snyder fans who are still stuck with the notion of Snyder being the ultimate savior of DCEU:

“DC is so fragmented,” says one talent rep. “J.J. [Abrams] had this one, Zack Snyder had that one, Todd Phillips had the other thing. And they’re all such huge egos.”

It can’t be surely said that Zack Snyder’s ark is the only thing capable of carrying the falling studio on its back. But it is undeniable that Zack Snyder and Warner Bros. Discovery’s Cat-and-Mouse-Esque relationship affects the DC fanbase a lot. 

Also Read: “DC bringing back Keanu Reeves but not Henry Cavill”: Fans Whining About WB Making Constantine Sequel Instead of Man of Steel 2 Proves DC Fanbase Can Never Be Satisfied

Is there still a chance for the Snyderverse?

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David Zaslav, the CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery

Long ago when Zack Snyder’s Justice League hit the HBO Max platform, WBD denied its association with the project. But after the new CEO David Zaslav entered the picture, things began to change. His vision of a long-term future like its rival MCU and his desire of making more theatrical event films raised hope among the fans.

Also Read: “Zaslav doesn’t know what he doesn’t know. That’s scary”: Leading Talent Rep Claims WB Discovery CEO David Zaslav Dealing With “unfair” Marvel Competition

But there have been no updates regarding the Snyderverse from the studio yet which shows very fragile chances of its revival. With the upcoming Flash movie receiving a brilliant test score, it may be hoped that Zaslav’s leadership can be trustworthy and maybe it’s time we give another chance to DC to settle itself. And the upcoming movies might turn out to be a hard reply to the haters. 

Source: The Hollywood Reporter 

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Written by Subham Mandal

Subham Mandal is currently working as a writer for FandomWire with an ardent interest in the world of pop culture. Subham has written more than 600 articles on different spheres of modern pop culture and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in English based in Kolkata. He’s also an experienced student journalist having demonstrated work experience with the Times of India. He aspires to be a column writer in the future.

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