During his “Jim Lee and Friends” panel at San Diego Comic-Con, Jim Lee told those in attendance that Warner Bros. has no plans to continue with the so-called Snyderverse.
While Zack Snyder fans have been pushing the #RestoreTheSnyderVerse hashtag across social media, it appears more and more likely that they’ll be disappointed to hear Lee’s announcement.
In an interview with Vanity Fair, director Zack Snyder revealed that he had originally planned for Bruce Wayne to fall in love with Lois Lane in “Justice League”. With Superman having died at the end […]
On March 6, Warner Bros. opened the highly anticipated exhibit “The Dreamscapes of Zack Snyder’s Justice League” at the AT&T Discovery District in Dallas, Texas. Superman Homepage member Ginny Keller and her daughter attended the […]
If Zack Snyder had been able to continue his plans for the DCEU with a second “Justice League” film, he explains that he would have explored the idea of a romance between Lois Lane and […]
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Would David Zaslav agree with this?
Probably for the best. Snyder’s films with Superman have lacked most of the character’s idealism, especially compared with the Superman and Lois show and the animated releases. We already have the example of Whedon trying to bring a different tone to Justice League using Snyder’s foundation and it ended up a mess.
Setting aside Whedon’s alleged behavior on set, he had to Frankenstein together very disparate projects; the studio-mandated “lighter” stuff with the “edgier” Snyder footage. Coupled with a cast that seemed to be less than cooperative with what he was trying to do. I can honestly only think of such a big change really working out once, and they can’t all be Superman II.
I think if he’d started on Day One, Shot One the final film would have been better overall, and reasonably likely to be a bigger hit.
Agreed. Good callback to Superman II – the Donner version is more consistent and thematically richer than the theatrical one.
If Disney doesn’t own him outright, they’ve likely got an iron-clad lease, but I would absolutely love to Jon Favreau take a crack at Superman.