Zack Snyder gained popularity when he had his run-in with Warner Bros. when he had to remove himself from directing Justice League. However, after the massive failure of the Joss Whedon-directed Justice League (2017), the fans demanded that Zack Snyder be brought back.
The #RestoreTheSnyderVerse has been trending once again since Zack Snyder gave his animated debut in the show Teen Titans Go!
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Warner Bros., (presently Warner Bros. Discovery) tried to smudge Zack Snyder’s name by allegations of fake bots that made the #RestoreTheSnyderVerse trend on Twitter and every social media platform there is.
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Following many heated debates and peer pressure, Warner Bros. had to bow down and release Zack Snyder’s version of Justice League which later was released publicly as Zack Snyder’s Justice League or Snyder cut.
Following the once again trending of the infamous hashtag, a fan took to Twitter to compare Zack Snyder’s popularity compared to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s based on the number of likes that both the tweets received compared to the number of followers.
From the above tweet, it can be seen that despite The Rock having 16.3 million followers to his name, the Black Adam exclusive look earned him 23.8k likes while an animated debut of Zack Snyder from the show Teen Titans Go! got him 28.2k likes with only 1.3 million followers.
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Fans now have a disputed point of view regarding Zack Snyder. Following the allegations by WB about the alleged bot accounts and a certain amount of proof, many have turned their backs on the director.
The fans now are defending Warner Bros. and slamming the Man of Steel director for his unique way of presenting movies.
Zack Snyder was seen in the 365th episode of Teen Titans Go! titled 365! During the run of the episode, the titans go to Warner Bros. studio where they have a run-in with the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice director.
Teen Titans Go! is available to stream on Hulu.
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