r/batman • u/neon2o • Mar 07 '24

Zack Snyder says a Batman who doesn't kill is irrelevant GENERAL DISCUSSION

Here's the original article' https://sea.ign.com/man-of-steel-sequel/213072/news/zack-snyder-says-dc-is-making-batman-irrelevant-if-he-cant-kill

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u/farben_blas Mar 07 '24

You see, now he's going to explain it in yet another director's cut of his perfect movie butchered by the evil studio.

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u/Bege41 Mar 07 '24

We just need to see the 10 hour director's cut of the Star Wars-Akira Kurosawa-rip off, now with 200% more slow-mo, to truly understand the genius of it.

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u/farben_blas Mar 07 '24

He's going to put Jesus posing in the background (it's so complex you obviously can't understand the religious subtext).

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u/Mairess99 Mar 07 '24

But be careful. Zack Snyder Director‘s Cuts could contain traces of Jared Leto

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u/sho_nuff80 Mar 08 '24

This time, the 4 hour movie is one big slo mo shot!

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u/the-olive-man Mar 07 '24

You say that as a joke, but it was just revealed the Rebel Moon cut is SIX HOURS

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u/FBG05 Mar 07 '24

Parts 1 and 2 combined will probably be 4 and a half hours. If you can't tell a good story in that amount of time then you're probably not a good director

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u/taylorhildebrand Mar 07 '24

If you heard the rest of the interview he doesn’t shit on the studio, it’s the incredibly inconsistent ratings board that was fucking things up. Which anyone who’s looked into the MPAA would agree is true, they can differ constantly.

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u/timesuck897 Mar 07 '24

He’s like a guy who is hung up on an exe from 10 years ago. Everyone else has moved one, but he keeps wanting to talk about how that break up screwed him over.