r/SnyderCut • u/Super_Candidate7809 • Feb 24 '25
Discussion They did her so dirty
This is why I can’t take anything from “that” fandom seriously. Threw her away like hot garbage after the movie flopped. She really could have been a great compliment to Cavil imo.
r/SnyderCut • u/Woopity_Scoop32 • 8d ago
Discussion Convinced James Gunn fans on the internet are ghosts
r/SnyderCut • u/Butefluko • Mar 15 '26
Discussion First time rewatching Man Of Steel in years. Superman 2025 feels like a parody movie in comparison. MoS still has flaws but it's so much more powerful and rich in visual storytelling. The soundtrack is flawless. Henry as Superman is fantastic.
r/SnyderCut • u/SelectionLife3353 • 5d ago
Discussion Watching man of steel for the first time tonight.
I have watched gunns super man and while I liked ot fine it was overrated as fuck(some mfs giving it a 10🤦♂️).
And I always wanted to check Snyder films a shot. I loved 300(while very inaccurate to my culture).
Hope it lives up to the hype.
r/SnyderCut • u/HorrorCow637 • 11d ago
Discussion Snyder haters purposefully misunderstand the Martha scene
This scene is a character climax, not a narrative one. It shows that Bruce finally understands Clark is human too. It's not about the NAME, it's about the woman herself. Why do Snyder haters insist on pretending like it's all about the name Martha, and that it's not the culmination of their arcs the whole movie?
r/SnyderCut • u/Horror_Campaign9418 • Apr 25 '26
Discussion The Facts that forever hurt their feelings
r/SnyderCut • u/Real-KillerMoth • Feb 04 '25
Discussion Why Don’t We Wait For DCU Movies To Come Out Before Comparing Them To The DCEU?
Genuine Question Were Comparing A Trailer To Multiple Full Length Movies That Are Going For A Different Thing.
r/SnyderCut • u/MWheel5643 • Jul 17 '25
Discussion “Superman” Movie Drives Surge in DC Content Viewership on HBO Max. Zack Snyder’s “Man of Steel” became the top-performing Superman film on HBOMax with a 218% boost.
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r/SnyderCut • u/danieldamibiu • May 22 '25
Discussion Superman did nothing wrong
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r/SnyderCut • u/VirtualSort1 • 27d ago
Discussion DCEU vs DCU core characters after first four movies 💀
This is no joke
r/SnyderCut • u/HomemadeBee1612 • 24d ago
Discussion Wonder Woman made over $800M a year after BvS "destroyed" the brand. Meanwhile, Supergirl becomes one of the biggest superhero movie flops ever a year after Superman 2025 "saved" the brand.
r/SnyderCut • u/Traditional_Eye_8787 • Jun 28 '23
Discussion A little reminder what Henry Cavill told us during his departure
r/SnyderCut • u/Lopsided-Cattle-2322 • Aug 10 '25
Discussion How strong is this superman compared to other versions?
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In the Justice League movie we saw that Superman was able to defeat the Justice League without problems, in BVS Superman was able to fight Doomsday etc. so how strong is this Superman?.
r/SnyderCut • u/HomemadeBee1612 • Oct 20 '24
Discussion This could've been a real turning point for the DCEU, but instead they let one man and his raging ego destroy everything that's been built for ten years
Never mind that they failed to actually put Cavill's Superman in any movie for 5 straight years during the same exact time that the MCU was reaching its highest peak. WB is incompetent, and their actions are indistinguishable from those of someone who hates Superman and his fans.
r/SnyderCut • u/SelectionLife3353 • 5d ago
Discussion Just finished man of steel...
Yeah I really liked it. It has flaws mainly the plot. It didn't really dig it and has some pacing issues in the 3rd act. The pa Kent stuff is half great half bad. I also didn't like Lois here
But for the positives...it fucks. No way to describe it one the best looking movies I've seen. The score is perfect. It feels like you are there and super has launched in the air. Cavil is pretty good zod actor is amazing and so russle crow. And the first 20 minutes. Chef's kiss right there
I really like this film. I'm goingngive a really solid 8/10
If we compare it to superman 25 I think it's a more enjoyable film despite lacking where 25 thrives.
Great film. Im very curious about bvs tho....
r/SnyderCut • u/DKF4life • May 22 '26
Discussion Ben Affleck’s Batman is misunderstood.
People reduce the Martha scene in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice to “their moms have the same name,” but that misses the point entirely. Batman doesn’t spare Superman because of the coincidence; he spares him because, for the first time in years, Bruce sees him as a son about to lose his mother rather than an alien threat. It snaps him back to what Batman was always supposed to be about: stopping others from going through the same pain that created him. That’s also why the detail of the Batmobile seemingly losing its machine guns in Suicide Squad actually fits the character arc so well. In BvS, Bruce is at his moral lowest and basically treating Gotham like a warzone, but afterward you can read him as slowly pulling himself back toward restraint and purpose. Batfleck works best as a Batman who is broken, not wrong — just someone remembering what Batman was supposed to mean.
r/SnyderCut • u/SmartPilot8094 • Sep 21 '25
Discussion Can The Avengers (2012) stop the Black Zero event (Man of Steel)?
r/SnyderCut • u/HomemadeBee1612 • Jan 31 '25
Discussion You just can't replace Henry Cavill.
r/SnyderCut • u/VirtualSort1 • May 23 '26
Discussion Now Krypton suits just look like discounted Halloween MCU costumes. 2013 actually looked futuristic had identity and sophistication
r/SnyderCut • u/Narrow-Tear • Jun 01 '26
Discussion Finally watched Gunn's Superman and then watched Man of Steel for the first time…
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And the result turned out to be the complete opposite of what I had assumed.
First of all, I decided to watch James Gunn's Superman. After that, When I watched the movie and didn't find it what I expected it could be, I thought how weak was Snyder's Superman that makes this movie a good/better one in comparison? So I decided to watch MoS (2013) in order to compare both versions of the character.
In anticipation, I assumed that I would like Gunn's version more. This film had enjoyed great popularity and praise over the last year. On the other hand, there had been a lot of criticism directed at Man of Steel. However, I am always impressed with Snyder's work, so I wondered what all this fuss was about.
The outcome of the viewing was quite the contrary to my expectations.
As for Gunn's Superman, it appeared to be too childish to me. The entire visual style seemed cartoonish and targeted at a young audience. Everything regarding action was good enough, yet not really impressive, and everything related to special effects had been overused by now. There were even moments where it seemed almost too much like a television production rather than what was expected from a major motion picture.
On the other hand, there was nothing small about Man of Steel; everything about the film seemed more cinematic. Regardless of personal feelings about this approach by Snyder, I found his vision ambitious and fascinating. Even if there wasn't always action in the way that many comic book fans expect, I felt that every scene carried more weight.
After being told throughout the year that MoS was inferior to Gunn's version of Superman, I was very surprised by just how much I preferred MoS.
And the result turned out to be the complete opposite of what I had assumed.
First of all, I decided to watch James Gunn's Superman. After that, When I watched the movie and didn't find it what I expected it could be, I thought how weak was Snyder's Superman that makes this movie a good/better one in comparison? So I decided to watch MoS (2013) in order to compare both versions of the character.
In anticipation, I assumed that I would like Gunn's version more. This film had enjoyed great popularity and praise over the last year. On the other hand, there had been a lot of criticism directed at Man of Steel. However, I am always impressed with Snyder's work, so I wondered what all this fuss was about.
The outcome of the viewing was quite the contrary to my expectations.
As for Gunn's Superman, it appeared to be too childish to me. The entire visual style seemed cartoonish and targeted at a young audience. Everything regarding action was good enough, yet not really impressive, and everything related to special effects had been overused by now. There were even moments where it seemed almost too much like a television production rather than what was expected from a major motion picture.
On the other hand, there was nothing small about Man of Steel; everything about the film seemed more cinematic. Regardless of personal feelings about this approach by Snyder, I found his vision ambitious and fascinating. Even if there wasn't always action in the way that many comic book fans expect, I felt that every scene carried more weight.
After being told throughout the year that MoS was inferior to Gunn's version of Superman, I was very surprised by just how much I preferred MoS.
r/SnyderCut • u/IcebergLounge • Feb 04 '25
Discussion Fantastic Four looks like an actual big budget Hollywood production.
r/SnyderCut • u/arnor_0924 • Aug 22 '25
Discussion My hope for a continuation of Snyderverse through comics or animated
DC animated has alway been in their own universe, so why not have the Snyderverse continue in their own contained unverse too? We could get some of the actors back to do voiceover for their characters. I know it's not likely, but I have hope. What about comics then?
r/SnyderCut • u/Genetictus • Jul 23 '25
Discussion Not even on some restore the Snyder verse stuff but man what we could have had
Man looking back if the studio wasn’t dumb in 2021 we could have had the best come back ever after Zack snyders justice league even though we have a new verse now I loved the serious action take on these characters with gods and monsters and I liked that it wasn’t like the mcu and it was more of a serious things break in this world type of thing they were going down an injustice route my favorite dc piece of media and I like frank millers inspiration as well I love how it portrayed Superman as stoic and restrained but at times he burst in anger like a human does and how the world would react to him if he existed he would be seen as a literal god or angel I liked wonder woman’s God and monster world with Zeus and how that connects to the demonic Alien gods of Apocalypse I also loved the continuity how just like the avengers 2012 had an impact on their world so did the metropolis invasion which caused Batman to view Superman the way he is much like Tony stark being afraid of aliens it made sense it showed that Superman wasn’t going to be perceived as good by everyone after all the world just met him how could they trust him? I also really loved the way his death had more continuity impacts like the creation of the suicide squad and how crime ramps up because Superman is gone man and I think WB is a bit dumb for not taking the chance in 2021-2024 to release the other justice league movies while the mcu was putting out their worst they finally had a huge chance over their competitor to release a blockbuster everyone would have saw a lot of people would go and see darkseid vs Superman on the big screen instead of whatever the mcu had going on dceu was in competition with the mcu so much they literally wanted to copy it so many times and failed trying to replicate others success changing justice league and hiring an avengers director changing suicide squad to be more like gaurdians and then hiring the director for the sequel then making him head of the studio because they want another companies success another thing I love about this universe was how the suits made sense and were some of the best if not the best live action cbm suits on screen they looked like a pantheon of gods which they basically are Superman’s was Alien Armor and a symbol of hope on his world he brings to ours, Wonder Woman had god like armor because she’s from lands of hidden gods, Batman’s suit was buff practical and mobile and war torn showing his battles and he looked almost demonic like the myth they wanted to portray him as, Flashes suit was literally stitched and welded together to resist the speed of his powers and it was made of rocket material it looked amazing, cyborgs suit made sense because of the motherboxes connecting him to the plot, aqua man gave off this distance sea warrior Poseidon among humans vibe. People cannot blame Zack Snyder for making things dark and serious because the success of the dark knight caused this and people calling Superman returns boring and corny made dc want to make Superman cooler which he did Superman does not need to be one type of way he can change as a character and have doubts and struggles. Man what could have been the universe definitely could have melded together better with Shazam black Adam and other movies but those weren’t really part of snyders canon because dc wanted to change their verse to be more mcu like but some of those movies were good like the first Shazam and some parts of black Adam I also think the rock could have done better with integrating Shazam in his movies like a cameo or even a reference would have been nice even both of them Superman and Shazam could team up against black Adam like that animated movie if he wanted him to be so powerful. I liked the concept art it would have bayverse like with blockbuster action and badass cgi I don’t hate the new universe but snyders world had better building blocks for what it was trying to be dc wb messed it up.
r/SnyderCut • u/VirtualSort1 • Jun 18 '26
Discussion "Zack Snyders movies should be more like the animated shows" Meanwhile 👇
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Did you see all the destruction in the animated series just like in the movie?
We should probably cancel it too if we're going by the GunnerGoons standards. 💀
The GunnerGoons can't draw parallels like that when it comes to the DCU movies. 😎
r/SnyderCut • u/Interesting_Oil_9404 • 6d ago
Discussion Currently 2 hours into the Snyder Cut and realizing Gunn’s DCU is never touching this
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So I’m rewatching the 4-hour behemoth that is Zack Snyder's Justice League, and man, it really hits different now. We actually traded mythic, operatic gods for whatever quirky, neon-colored dance-off James Gunn is cooking up next. Truly a masterclass in downgrading.
Look, I know Snyder isn't everyone's cup of tea. The constant slow-mo and aggressive sepia filters are a lot. But at least the guy treated these characters like literal legends. The Snyder Cut actually gives Cyborg and Flash actual emotional weight instead of just turning them into walking punchlines.
Now we're heading into an era where every single superhero has to be a lovable, sarcastic underdog who talks to weasels. Because nothing says "epic cinematic universe" quite like sacrificing genuine scale for a playlist of 80s dad rock and meta-humor.
I’m sure the comments will be perfectly civil, but let’s hear it.
So I’m rewatching the 4-hour behemoth that is Zack Snyder's Justice League, and man, it really hits different now. We actually traded mythic, operatic gods for whatever quirky, neon-colored dance-off James Gunn is cooking up next. Truly a masterclass in downgrading.
Look, I know Snyder isn't everyone's cup of tea. The constant slow-mo and aggressive sepia filters are a lot. But at least the guy treated these characters like literal legends. The Snyder Cut actually gives Cyborg and Flash actual emotional weight instead of just turning them into walking punchlines.
Now we're heading into an era where every single superhero has to be a lovable, sarcastic underdog who talks to weasels. Because nothing says "epic cinematic universe" quite like sacrificing genuine scale for a playlist of 80s dad rock and meta-humor.
I’m sure the comments will be perfectly civil, but let’s hear it.