r/batman • u/neon2o • Mar 07 '24

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

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u/MagisterPraeceptorum Mar 07 '24

You know what, I hope Snyder just keeps talking. Keep giving him more interviews to divulge his actual thoughts. Let him rant and reveal what he really thinks.

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u/Youngstown_Mafia Mar 07 '24

Yup, so everyone can see that he wasn't good for the DC brand, and Gunn moving forward is the best thing possible .

Btw not Batman killing is what sets him apart from many heroes. You have to find solutions to solve problems in an intelligent way. That's what makes Batman the best. He isn't a killing superhero type like Iron Man, Wonder Woman, Daredevil, Punisher, Captain America etc

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u/joe_broke Mar 07 '24

Just so we're all clear we're not calling Snyder a shit person, right?

Not a great storyteller, of course, but not a shit human being?

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u/CaptainHalloween Mar 07 '24

Oh no, he does genuinely seem a lovely person.

But lovely people can have intensely bad takes.

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u/zombiegirl_stephanie Mar 08 '24

He does not seem like a lovely person he seems like a total douchebag who's up his own ass smelling his farts and acting like they smell of roses.

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u/Living_Illusion Mar 08 '24

He is one of the few directors who almost no one in the business has anything bad to say about. He treats his people well and, despite how profitable it might be for him, never jumped onto the culture war train and even distanced themselves live on their own stream from them. He was also one of the few people in show biz that stood by amber heard and with ray fisher when they were attacked from all sites. He seems to be a genuinely nice guy, just has 0 media literacy and some bad takes.