@Triksy said:

Cosmicbook

ZACK SNYDER RUMORED FOR WONDER WOMAN 3

With WW84 turning out to be such an epic disaster, it's now claimed that Zack Snyder might be brought in to save the franchise and direct Wonder Woman 3.

GR is trying to pimp up her sugar daddy’s crappy film by making it seem more important than it is. She likes to create drama. Well, she’ll be pleased to know that some PJ fans and the feminists, who hated how she made WW pine for decades for ST, want to boycott the ZS cut.

I agree with Grace in that it probably is a good idea for Zack Snyder to director Wonder Woman 3, as not only did Zack Snyder first cast Gal Gadot for his Batman vs. Superman, but Zack also came up with the story for the first Wonder Woman movie and had Allan Heinberg write the script who wrote Wonder Woman comic books […]

ZS was one of the many producers of WW17 and one of the three men with “story by” next to their name. So why should we assume that WW17 turned better than WW84 because of ZS? RatPack was one of the production companies that helped produce WW17, but WB cut ties with them after the scandal. So someone else had to fill that void. WW84 was horrible. No doubt about that. But ZS’ BvS was worse!

What also is particularly alarming is that the shill media gave WW84 a high batch of initial advanced reviews, which saw the flick's Rotten Tomatoes score skyrocket, but once the movie was able to be reviewed normally, the WW84 Rotten Tomatoes score plummeted to 59% Rotten; so taking away those first batch of fake reviews, the Rotten Tomatoes score should even be lower. Not good. By comparison, the first movie sits at 93% Fresh, again which was from a story by Snyder.

The shill media happened with WW17 too.

Solzy at the Movies: What does this say?  It says the studio is being selective in who sees their films early.  This isn’t old news.  Look at who are the first people to comment on social media.  The same thing happened for films like Shazam! and Aquaman.  It also happened for the first Wonder Woman film in 2017.  The current practices need to change.  I will continue to be outspoken for future films getting a day-and-date release.  The selectivity in who gets to see a film early for review needs to stop.

So take away those first batch of fake reviews and WW17’s RT score may not be 93%. But I don’t think it would be rotten.

Subscribe to HBOM for one month and watch three new films. Which one made you subscribe? $15 for three films and everything else on HBOM from 03/18 to 04/18.

WB doesn’t want anybody to say that a lot of people subscribed to HBOM because of ZSJL.

@Triksy said:

You don’t need any scooper to tell you that. It’s clear that ZSJL isn’t a priority for WB by the place they’ve positioned it on their launch schedule.

03/18 – ZSJL
03/19 – D+’s Falcon & The Winter Soldier (announced 12/10/2020)
03/31 – GvK (03/24 in Europe, India, Taiwan & 03/26 in China)
04/16 – Mortal Kombat

Subscribe to HBOM for one month and watch three new films. Which one made you subscribe? $15 for three films and everything else on HBOM from 03/18 to 04/18.

I think that the higher-ups don’t think that ZSJL can pull in a lot of subscribers. They want HBOM’s Q1 to end with a lot of new subscribers and they seem to think that GvK can guarantee that surge. At the same time, you won’t be able to tell which film pulled in more subscribers.

@Sue-Yin said:

@Triksy said:

Cosmicbook

ZACK SNYDER RUMORED FOR WONDER WOMAN 3

With WW84 turning out to be such an epic disaster, it's now claimed that Zack Snyder might be brought in to save the franchise and direct Wonder Woman 3.

GR is trying to pimp up her sugar daddy’s crappy film by making it seem more important than it is. She likes to create drama.

GR likes to start drama and some think that ZS supports the toxic online environment that his fans create. His fans seem to have attacked critics and people who don't like his work. It's obvious that GR doesn’t like PJ, because she believes PJ booted ZS from WW84 to side with GJ. She doesn’t like GJ either.

PJ has to direct Cleopatra and a Star Wars film. So fans are worried it’ll take to long to make WW3. Some think that PJ will help produce WW3 while another female director will direct it. And they might be right. The trend right now is that a female director will direct a film with a female lead. There’s no way WB execs would even think about letting ZS or any man direct WW3. They wouldn’t risk that backlash. So I’m sure GR’s talking out of her arse again. Or like you said, she’s trying to pimp up her sugar daddy’s film. Her sources didn’t tell her crap.

@Sue-Yin said:

WB doesn’t want anybody to say that a lot of people subscribed to HBOM because of ZSJL.

Read this: The next morning, the Snyders received the call asking if they'd like to release the Snyder Cut on HBO Max. The initial offer was to put the cut, as it was, on the streaming service, without investing the money to complete the vision. So the Snyders got to work, and with the help of CAA, prepared a presentation showcasing the reach #TheSnyderCut had on social media."We compared that to the top shows on Netflix, so we could then make the comparison of what the power of this fanbase was and how that translated into subscribers for HBO Max," says Deborah Snyder. "When they were like, 'Well, we don't want to spend the money on this,' and then you are like 'OK, but, you do see there's an upside?'"

We’ll never know the upside. WB had no valid reason to move GvK from May 21 to March. The only reason I can think of is that they don’t want the Snyders’ CAA to be right. There are more Q’s. What’s so special about Q1? Subscribers will see three films now for $15 and than unsuscribe. Instead of more, HBOM’s Q2 might have less subscribers.

@Blue-Rose said:

The trend right now is that a female director will direct a film with a female lead.

The trend is real.

Cathy Yan –Birds of Prey
Niki Caro – Mulan
Cate Shortland –Black Widow
Nia DaCosta– Captain Marvel 2
Joey Soloway– Red Sonia

@Blue-Rose said:

GR likes to start drama and some think that ZS supports the toxic online environment that his fans create. His fans seem to have attacked critics and people who don't like his work.

Is true. A segment of Snyder’s fandom did behave inappropriately. However, it’s unclear if Snyder supports that segment. Apparently, he used to deny its existence.

cinemablend

[…] when we got around to the idea of his fanbase being labeled as “toxic,” or the release of his cut being a win for toxic fandom, Snyder finally opened up and told me:
I just think that’s sour grapes. There’s really no other way to say it. We know the people who were the architects of that narrative, and it’s pretty obvious what their agenda is. Those are people that I’ve been held back from confronting, by wiser people in the room. Because I’d love to get at some of these characters. Some direct conversation would be nice. Just to say, one, you don’t know shit about what you’re talking about. And we can break down everything they’ve ever [said]. I can make a list. There’s a few of these guys where I could just get a list of everything they’ve ever said, that they thought was right, and [I could tell them] every single thing they’ve said is wrong.
And so, in what world do you have any credibility anywhere, to any- one? I would love the opportunity to just say to the world, and to fandom in general, who these fakers are and what should be done to them, or with them. It’s just a bunch of BS. In regards to that toxic fandom, or it’s ‘a win for toxic fandom,’ again, in what world does this ‘toxic fandom’ raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for suicide prevention? How is that toxic fandom? They’ve probably achieved more than any other fan base, [and done more] good than any other group. So I don’t understand.

Variety

There’s also been a toxic side to the fandom, with reports that critics and some of your executives have received threats for not endorsing the Snyder Cut or for being perceived as standing in the way of its release. What’s your reaction to that behavior?
We’re not tolerating any of that. That behavior is reprehensible no matter what franchise you’re talking about or what business you’re talking about. It’s completely unacceptable. I’m very disappointed in the fans that have chosen to go to that negative place with regard to DC, with regard to some of our executives. It’s just disappointing because we want this to be a safe place to be. We want DC to be a fandom that feels safe and inclusive. We want people to be able to speak up for the things they love, but we don’t want it to be a culture of cancelling things that any small faction isn’t happy with. We are not about that. We are about positivity and celebration.

Gizmodo

Spoiler!

Justice League's Epilogue Is Its Messiest, Most Dangerous Indulgence

Justice League’s epilogue is, essentially, three post-credit sequences that, instead of being a couple of minutes, are stretched out to present an alternate world where it’s early 2017 and despite a few critical lumps, Zack Snyder is still the guiding architect of Warner Bros.’ DC Comics theatrical slate. The first and shortest of the threads Snyder tugs on is simple enough: a drowsy Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) is roused from bed by the arrival of a surprising guest, a green-skinned alien who calls himself the Martian Manhunter (Harry Lennix, who makes a baffling appearance halfway through Snyder’s movie before disappearing until this very moment). The Manhunter promises Bruce that there will be threats that require the Justice League, who mostly go their own ways by the film’s proper end, to come together once more—and that he’ll be willing to lend a hand.

What follows that moment is another we’d kind of already seen as the post-credits scene of the 2017 Justice League from Joss Whedon: Jesse Eisenberg’s Lex Luthor, now free from Arkham Asylum, offering the vigilante assassin Deathstroke (Joe Manganiello) an alliance and a tempting tidbit of information in the form of Batman’s true identity. Another door thought closed now ponderously opened, but this is an altogether more peculiar addition on top of the Martian Manhunter scene; Affleck’s career as Batman since the 2017 film first released has paradoxically ended and continued anew because Batman truly is forever.

But it’s in its final moments that Justice League’s epilogue throws wide the gates into something that goes beyond an oddity. The largest sequence of the three—and one of the few entirely-new additions Snyder shot after being approached by Warner Bros. to actually finish his Justice League cut last year—is more than a wistful imagining of what could’ve been. It is Snyder revealing his future vision to a legion of fans who, having spent the past four years marshaling campaigns good and ill to see this movie through, now have the impetus to go “Well, it worked last time. Why not more?"

This extended sequence is set in the “Knightmare” alternate timeline briefly glimpsed in Batman v Superman, and what would’ve been, according to new interviews the director conducted last week, the major focal point of two more Justice League films. The scene quickly establishes that the Batman of this alternate timeline (an apocalyptic Earth, ravaged by Darkseid’s invasion) has formed a tag-team with some unlikely friends and unlikelier foes: Ray Fisher’s Cyborg, Ezra Miller’s Flash, and Amber Heard’s Mera, the aforementioned Manganiello’s Deathstroke...and Jared Leto’s Joker. The team plans their attempts to get past Darkseid’s patrols undetected, the Joker ribs Batman the way the Joker so often does, but then it’s revealed that the team has been spotted by Darkseid’s agent: a mind-controlled Superman.

The scene is more than the wonder Snyder had when he first publicly revealed his plans to recruit Leto for new footage—the idea of getting to see Affleck’s Batman confront what was, in one timeline, meant to be “his” Joker. It’s more than calling back to the apocalyptic sequences of Batman v Superman to truly tie the bow on Snyder’s era of DC storytelling. It takes a movie that was, in a lot of ways, largely done—plenty of small doors left askance, sure, but it still with a sense of finality—and shunts it into a now awkward state of un-doneness. All this potential energy is suddenly blasted in your face after you’ve been lulled into four hours of blockbuster superheroics and makes for an awkward endcap—how did Batman unite these people, how did Superman fall, what was meant to happen to undo all this? But the scene is also, in some ways, a promise. There could always be more, if only there were someone to ask for it.

In the few days since Justice League’s release, Snyder has played a paradoxical game with the press—to Vanity Fair, he essentially shotgunned his entire hypothetical movie roadmap to spin out of this scene, to trades like Variety and Deadline, he’s seemingly tried to make it clear that he is very much done with the prospect of making more DC movies (for now, at least). But in sidestepping Justice League’s finality by throwing a realm of messy possibilities on the table, the director has, whether he intended to or not, left another rallying call to his most diehard fans, just as he did years ago with snapshots of the film reels his unfinished Justice League assembly cut.

The “Snyder Cut” is a project that cannot be discussed without the context of its road to a surprising existence. Like the final film itself, it’s a long journey that encompasses highs and lows—as Snyder has regularly liked to note in his the press tour running up to Justice League’s debut, many of his fans have rallied to donate hundreds of thousands of dollars to charities dealing with suicide and mental health issues. But there’s also the other corner of Snyder’s fandom that has also spent the four years in the run-up to the movie harassing critics, harassing Warner Bros. executives, and seeking out naysayers on social media at any ill-mention of the director, benign or otherwise, in a virulent, toxic manner. They too have been emboldened to keep doing so as the movie came closer and closer to fruition.

It’s a segment of support that Snyder is only just now beginning to wrestle with, even as he’s previously denied it. Last Thursday, the director made a wave amongst reactionary groups while appearing on a fundraiser for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. He pushed back on any association with the toxic right-wing YouTube channel Geeks + Gamers—myriad videos discussing the perceived “culture war” around large pop culture franchises such as DC, Star Wars, and Marvel, known as a hub for expressing bigoted, racist, and sexist “anti-woke” views—an act that was perceived by certain Snyder fans as a betrayal of their support.

To these two very different audiences then, Justice League’s epilogue offers a similar siren call. Instead of bringing a sense of closure, there’s this underlying concern that this potential energy raised by the road to the “Snyder Cut” has to go somewhere, now especially bolstered by something all fans can turn to and ask for more of. As the director and his fans alike find themselves reckoning with the toxic aspects of their fellow supporters in the “Snyder Cut” movement, the opulence of its final bow might become a dangerous tool indeed.

https://io9.gizmodo.com/justice-leagues-epilogue-is-its-messiest-most-dangerou-1846513390

@Blue-Rose said:

So I’m sure GR’s talking out of her arse again. Or like you said, she’s trying to pimp up her sugar daddy’s film. Her sources didn’t tell her crap.

Her "sources" also told her that WB execs would like Snyder to make JL2 and Jl3. Just read.

Rotten Tomatoes

ZACK SNYDER CONFIRMS NO SEQUEL FOR JUSTICE LEAGUE

To his credit, Snyder has been pretty straightforward this week when asked about the situation, with the gist being that Zack Snyder’s Justice League is not to be considered a part of the DCEU “canon.” Snyder said that the original plan was for this Justice League to be followed by two more films, but now, “Warner Bros. hasn’t really expressed any interest in making more movies with me, and that’s 100% fine. I understand.”

Variety

The Snyder Cut came about because of a fan campaign online. Do you feel like you need to strike a balance between being responsive to fans and charting your own course as a company? How responsive do you believe DC should be?
We’re always going to listen to our fans, but we are in service of the broadest fanbase and we owe them an integrated, holistic strategy. […] On balance, you of course want to listen to your fans, but we do want to stay true to our vision and our mission for DC and build that out.

The campaign for #ReleaseTheSnyderCut has moved into a new phase. It’s now #RestoreTheSnyderVerse. What’s your reaction to this new campaign?
I appreciate that they love Zack’s work and we are very thankful for his many contributions to DC. We’re just so happy that he could bring his cut of the “Justice League” to life because that wasn’t in the plan until about a year ago. With that comes the completion of his trilogy. We’re very happy we’ve done this, but we’re very excited about the plans we have for all the multi-dimensional DC characters that are being developed right now.

Will there be more of these director’s cuts? Will we see David Ayer’s cut of “Suicide Squad”?
We won’t be developing David Ayer’s cut.

Ray Fisher has previously stated that because of a non-disclosure agreement he can’t share specifics about the abusive behavior he endured on the set of “Justice League.” Is there an NDA that would prevent him from publicly sharing all the details of what transpired on “Justice League”?
Not that I know of. No.
[Editor’s note: A spokesperson for Fisher responded to Variety‘s request for comment with the following statement, “Mr. Fisher is no longer under NDA and will comment further when appropriate to do so.”]

@Triksy said:

cinemablend

[…] when we got around to the idea of his fanbase being labeled as “toxic,” or the release of his cut being a win for toxic fandom, Snyder finally opened up and told me:
I just think that’s sour grapes. There’s really no other way to say it. We know the people who were the architects of that narrative, and it’s pretty obvious what their agenda is. Those are people that I’ve been held back from confronting, by wiser people in the room.

Mellow good guy Zack Snyder had to be held back? Well, I’ll be damned.

And so, in what world do you have any credibility anywhere, to any- one? I would love the opportunity to just say to the world, and to fandom in general, who these fakers are and what should be done to them, or with them. It’s just a bunch of BS. In regards to that toxic fandom, or it’s ‘a win for toxic fandom,’ again, in what world does this ‘toxic fandom’ raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for suicide prevention? How is that toxic fandom? They’ve probably achieved more than any other fan base, [and done more] good than any other group. So I don’t understand.

Seriously, how dumb can one 55 yo man be? I can use my real name to set up a wholesome fan site for HC and raise money for his charities – Durrell and The Royal Marines – and then log in with Blue-Rose on Reddit, PVC, SHM, TMDB etc. and send death threats to everybody who says that I’ll never be his wife. After that psychotic ep, I’ll log in on my wholesome HC fan site to continue my support for his work and help raise money for his charities.

On a less wholesome and psychotic note, raising money for HC’s charities will put me in his good books and bring me closer to him. He’ll walk willingly right into my trap. I don’t have to hit him out cold with a baseball bat to kidnap him.

Gizmodo

Spoiler!

Justice League's Epilogue Is Its Messiest, Most Dangerous Indulgence

The first and shortest of the threads Snyder tugs on is simple enough: a drowsy Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) is roused from bed by the arrival of a surprising guest, a green-skinned alien who calls himself the Martian Manhunter (Harry Lennix, who makes a baffling appearance halfway through Snyder’s movie before disappearing until this very moment). The Manhunter promises Bruce that there will be threats that require the Justice League, who mostly go their own ways by the film’s proper end, to come together once more—and that he’ll be willing to lend a hand.

ZS wanted a GL for that scene, but WB said no. A GL or an MM, who has just arrived on Earth, would have made sense. But ZS’ stubbornness made him include that nonsense. There were three wars and Swanwick didn’t bother turn into MM to help. He has a stake in this world now, but not when the World Engine (WE) or the Mother Boxes (MB) were about to destroy it? Now that Earth has enough heroes to protect it, he wants to help? We already have a hero who’s so powerful that he can only appear in the film when it’s time to finish the fight and the film. His name is Superman.

(Harry Lennix, who makes a baffling appearance halfway through Snyder’s movie before disappearing until this very moment)

That was so absurd. That should have been the real MK.

In the few days since Justice League’s release, Snyder has played a paradoxical game with the press—to Vanity Fair, he essentially shotgunned his entire hypothetical movie roadmap to spin out of this scene, to trades like Variety and Deadline, he’s seemingly tried to make it clear that he is very much done with the prospect of making more DC movies (for now, at least). But in sidestepping Justice League’s finality by throwing a realm of messy possibilities on the table, the director has, whether he intended to or not, left another rallying call to his most diehard fans, just as he did years ago with snapshots of the film reels his unfinished Justice League assembly cut.

Exactly! ZS plays innocent (he doesn’t have an agenda) and even the victim (WB assigned babysitters to watch him on set, he had to fight WB etc.) sometimes. But he uses his fans. He kept feeding them stuff to get them excited. He even showed JM the cut so he can have someone to confirm that his cut do exist. And now he gave them a visual taste of JL2 and JL3 in that long epilogue. And that’s not enough. He also explains his plans for JL2 and JL3 amply in interviews. And then he plays the victim. He wants the fans to know that WB is the reason they won’t get to see all that dark goodness. ZSJL isn’t canon. WB “hasn’t really expressed any interest in making more movies with me, and that’s 100% fine.” No, it’s not fine. He knows the fans want more and he made sure they know why they won’t get more. So now the Lord of Darkness will sit back and watch the parademons in his fandom scare WB execs into letting him finish his vision.

He pushed back on any association with the toxic right-wing YouTube channel Geeks + Gamers—myriad videos discussing the perceived “culture war” around large pop culture franchises such as DC, Star Wars, and Marvel, known as a hub for expressing bigoted, racist, and sexist “anti-woke” views—an act that was perceived by certain Snyder fans as a betrayal of their support.

ZS can’t openly support the parademons, FCS.

Her "sources" also told her that WB execs would like Snyder to make JL2 and Jl3. Just read.

Maybe now her followers know she lies.

Variety

The campaign for #ReleaseTheSnyderCut has moved into a new phase. It’s now #RestoreTheSnyderVerse. What’s your reaction to this new campaign?
I appreciate that they love Zack’s work and we are very thankful for his many contributions to DC. We’re just so happy that he could bring his cut of the “Justice League” to life because that wasn’t in the plan until about a year ago. With that comes the completion of his trilogy. We’re very happy we’ve done this, but we’re very excited about the plans we have for all the multi-dimensional DC characters that are being developed right now.

WB has really ruined the fun. Not for me. I’m not a ZS or WB fan. But the ZS fans were so happy. ZSJL is fresh on RT and many people watched it last week. WB could have waited with this news. But TBH, I think they did it on purpose. They don’t want ZSJL to be the reason to subscribe (GvK and maybe Mortal K). Now they probably hope this affects the amount of views. Many people watched ZSJL or was going to watch it to make it a hit for HBOM to get WB to green-light MOS2, a BatFleck and Cyborg film. I doubt that woman gave that interview five days after the release. Look at the time the article was published. And the author doesn’t ask her what she thinks of ZSJL’s success. That’s weird. I think she gave that interview before ZSJL was released. They really want to move away from ZSJL. Its success doesn’t matter.

@Triksy said:

Cosmicbook

ZACK SNYDER RUMORED FOR WONDER WOMAN 3

With WW84 turning out to be such an epic disaster, it's now claimed that Zack Snyder might be brought in to save the franchise and direct Wonder Woman 3.

Replace a woman because she made one flop with a man who made two flops and a film that couldn’t be released in theaters. GR didn’t have a more believable lie to tell?

Is true. A segment of Snyder’s fandom did behave inappropriately. However, it’s unclear if Snyder supports that segment. Apparently, he used to deny its existence.

Does ZS know how many members of the LGBTQ community commit suicide? If he knew, he wouldn’t be in GR’s YT show. His favorite girl used to speculate and out people. So ZS does indulge in toxic fandom.

Variety

Sarnoff spoke to Variety on Sunday, five days after the Snyder Cut started streaming on HBO Max,
Mar 22, 2021 10:00am PT

ZSJL started streaming Thursday. Sunday isn’t five days after.

Gizmodo

Spoiler!

Justice League's Epilogue Is Its Messiest, Most Dangerous Indulgence

In the few days since Justice League’s release, Snyder has played a paradoxical game with the press—to Vanity Fair, he essentially shotgunned his entire hypothetical movie roadmap to spin out of this scene, to trades like Variety and Deadline, he’s seemingly tried to make it clear that he is very much done with the prospect of making more DC movies (for now, at least). But in sidestepping Justice League’s finality by throwing a realm of messy possibilities on the table, the director has, whether he intended to or not, left another rallying call to his most diehard fans, just as he did years ago with snapshots of the film reels his unfinished Justice League assembly cut.

How many times have we discussed ZS’ sneaky antics? Too many times. It’s right up there with the Martha moment. Now some sites are finally writing about it.

@Blue-Rose said:

On a less wholesome and psychotic note, raising money for HC’s charities will put me in his good books and bring me closer to him. He’ll walk willingly right into my trap. I don’t have to hit him out cold with a baseball bat to kidnap him.

I fail to see how that’s less psychotic.

WB has really ruined the fun. Not for me. I’m not a ZS or WB fan. But the ZS fans were so happy. ZSJL is fresh on RT and many people watched it last week. WB could have waited with this news. But TBH, I think they did it on purpose. They don’t want ZSJL to be the reason to subscribe (GvK and maybe Mortal K). Now they probably hope this affects the amount of views. Many people watched ZSJL or was going to watch it to make it a hit for HBOM to get WB to green-light MOS2, a BatFleck and Cyborg film. I doubt that woman gave that interview five days after the release. Look at the time the article was published. And the author doesn’t ask her what she thinks of ZSJL’s success. That’s weird. I think she gave that interview before ZSJL was released. They really want to move away from ZSJL. Its success doesn’t matter.

Part of what you say doesn’t make sense without the business part. You should copy that part too. And maybe you should copyright what you write on SHM.

@Blue-Rose said:

Exactly! ZS plays innocent (he doesn’t have an agenda) and even the victim (WB assigned babysitters to watch him on set, he had to fight WB etc.) sometimes. But he uses his fans. He kept feeding them stuff to get them excited. He even showed JM the cut so he can have someone to confirm that his cut do exist. And now he gave them a visual taste of JL2 and JL3 in that long epilogue. And that’s not enough. He also explains his plans for JL2 and JL3 amply in interviews. And then he plays the victim. He wants the fans to know that WB is the reason they won’t get to see all that dark goodness. ZSJL isn’t canon. WB “hasn’t really expressed any interest in making more movies with me, and that’s 100% fine.” No, it’s not fine. He knows the fans want more and he made sure they know why they won’t get more. So now the Lord of Darkness will sit back and watch the parademons in his fandom scare WB execs into letting him finish his vision.

In Snyder’s defense, he had to say that WB is the one that hasn’t really expressed any interest in making more movies with him. After the babysitter article, fans thought that he might be the one who wouldn’t want to go through all that turmoil again. Perhaps he got wind of that.

@Cashmere said:

Does ZS know how many members of the LGBTQ community commit suicide? If he knew, he wouldn’t be in GR’s YT show. His favorite girl used to speculate and out people. So ZS does indulge in toxic fandom.

He tends to show his dark side when he let his guard down.

ZS: I would love the opportunity to just say to the world, and to fandom in general, who these fakers are and what should be done to them, or with them.

What exactly should be done to or with them? Nobody has the right to do anything to or with anybody.

ZS must have lost his mind, because a 55 yo can’t be that dumb. He’s not just a guy or girl posting on boards. He’s a celeb with a legion of fans. There are fans who take things literally or give it their own interpretation and are willing to do crazy things.

Part of what you say doesn’t make sense without the business part. You should copy that part too.

Edit: WB has really ruined the fun. Not for me. I’m not a ZS or WB fan. But the ZS fans were so happy. ZSJL is fresh on RT and many people watched it last week. WB could have waited with this news. But TBH, I think they did it on purpose. They don’t want ZSJL to be the reason to subscribe (GvK and maybe Mortal K). Now they probably hope this affects the amount of views. Many people watched ZSJL or was going to watch it to make it a hit for HBOM to get WB to green-light MOS2, a BatFleck and Cyborg film. I doubt that woman gave that interview five days after the release. Look at the time the article was published. And the author doesn’t ask her what she thinks of ZSJL’s success. That’s weird. I think she gave that interview before ZSJL was released. They really want to move away from ZSJL. Its success doesn’t matter. But WB is a for-profit business. Forget the sequel and the quarrel with ZS. They should want to make money. Maximum profit. But this childish crap could only jeopardize that.

And maybe you should copyright what you write on SHM.

Well, each post has a date and time. So it’s all good.

@Triksy said:

In Snyder’s defense, he had to say that WB is the one that hasn’t really expressed any interest in making more movies with him. After the babysitter article, fans thought that he might be the one who wouldn’t want to go through all that turmoil again. Perhaps he got wind of that.

That’s why I wrote “he made sure they know why they won’t get more”. But I should have added what you wrote too. Thanks.

Three casting announcement this week. Although, they’re not disturbing the ZSJL chatter.

Pierce Brosnan (hero Doctor Fate) – Black Adam
Ron Livingston (Flash’s dad) – Flash
Helen Mirren (villain Hespera) – Shazam: Fury of the Gods

Also announced this week is that Emerald Fennell will write the screenplay for Zatanna.

Two weeks ago, Maribel Verdu (Spaniard) was cast as Flash’s mom.

End February, it was announced that Angel Manuel Soto (Puerto Rican) will direct Blue Beetle (Mexican-American teenage superhero) and Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer (Mexican) will write the screenplay.

Official The Suicide Squad 2 trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YL5RDFub_Cw

@Sue-Yin said:

She likes to create drama.

@Blue-Rose said:

GR likes to start drama ...

This is what I like about the ladies around here.

THEY DO NOT LIKE DRAMA

@ComicBookGuy said:

Official The Suicide Squad 2 trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YL5RDFub_Cw

Not my cop of tea.

@Blue-Rose said:

Many people watched ZSJL or was going to watch it to make it a hit for HBOM to get WB to green-light MOS2, a BatFleck and Cyborg film.

Good reviews on RT, IMDb, Google and Metacritic can help too.

Geralt of Snyder-Verse: Attention SnyderMania. Make accounts on Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB right now and get ready to counter the negative review bombing of ZSJL that we know will happen for sure. PREPARE FOR WAR #SnyderCut

There are fans who take things literally or give it their own interpretation and are willing to do crazy things.

Walt

Zack Snyder is telling fans to watch the Snyder Cut as many times as possible. That means there is hope for sequels!

Ann Sarnoff tried to kill the hype for Justice League sequels.

Let’s show her how big of a mistake that was. #RestoreTheSnyderVerse #SnyderCut #JusticeIsGray

Vero

Facuna: I just need to know if there is still hope. Are we still fighting? @zacksnyder

Snyder: @facuna by watching it and getting others to watch it.

https://twitter.com/UberKryptonian/status/1374939970755047431

@Triksy said:

Three casting announcement this week. Although, they’re not disturbing the ZSJL chatter.

After you said that, the convo changed to F&WS and GvK. GvK has 79% on RT and it already grossed $121.9 mil internationally. China’s share is $69.2 mil.

@Blue-Rose said:

Many people watched ZSJL or was going to watch it to make it a hit for HBOM to get WB to green-light MOS2, a BatFleck and Cyborg film.

Good reviews on RT, IMDb, Google and Metacritic can help too.

Geralt of Snyder-Verse: Attention SnyderMania. Make accounts on Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB right now and get ready to counter the negative review bombing of ZSJL that we know will happen for sure. PREPARE FOR WAR #SnyderCut

And tweets about keep playing it to crash the platforms. I guess WB won’t be fooled by any of that. They poor water on the ZSJL fire right away. That’s a clear message.

@ComicBookGuy said:

Official The Suicide Squad 2 trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YL5RDFub_Cw

No, thanks.

@Triksy said:

$15 for three films and everything else on HBOM from 03/18 to 04/18.

Not anymore. WB moved Mortal-K to April 23.

@ComicBookGuy said:

Official The Suicide Squad 2 trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YL5RDFub_Cw

Too much talking. Too many unfunny jokes. Too much craziness. Next!

@Blue-Rose said:

On a less wholesome and psychotic note, raising money for HC’s charities will put me in his good books and bring me closer to him.

Can I help? I want to be in HC’s good books too.

@ComicBookGuy said:

Official The Suicide Squad 2 trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YL5RDFub_Cw

I don’t care for WB’s DC stuff.

@HCFan said:

@Triksy said:

$15 for three films and everything else on HBOM from 03/18 to 04/18.

Not anymore. WB moved Mortal-K to April 23.

It could have been a trick to get as many subscribers as possible. WB only needed GvK to undermine ZSJL. But it could backfire. I can see many people subscribe to get all three for $15 and unsubscribe because of the last minute change.

@Cashmere said:

They poor water on the ZSJL fire right away. That’s a clear message.

You mean pour. Word doesn’t mark it wrong because poor is an English word and it’s spelled right. I hate that.

@ComicBookGuy said:

Official The Suicide Squad 2 trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YL5RDFub_Cw

Not interested.

This is what I like about the ladies around here.

THEY DO NOT LIKE DRAMA

There’s no place for sarcasm here.

@Triksy said:

Three casting announcement this week. Although, they’re not disturbing the ZSJL chatter.

BA’s new release date was announced yesterday or the day before. https://twitter.com/TheRock/status/1376316440114987013

@AnnaB said:

Can I help? I want to be in HC’s good books too.

I can always use help. HC can lift four of me and I don’t think I can lift one of his legs.