Its very easy to not see a movie, most people in this country can go without seeing any one movieFor those first examples, I dont necessarily believe them either. Its FAR easier to just throw some gentle shade by saying you've never seen the finished product without having to agonizingly compare and contrast an intended version of the film that will never be seen with the one that was released in every single interview for years.
As for the second part, yeah I get that but he chose to go back and finish his cut so its not like he was emotionally unable to interact with the scenes he shot during that period.
Really would love to know Nolan's thoughts on the TC of JL.This quote from Vanity Fair interview justifies the 4 hour long cut IMO
"How am I supposed to introduce six characters and an alien with potential for world domination in two hours?" Snyder said. "I mean, I can do it, it can be done. Clearly it was done. But I didn't see it."
and this about Nolan after watching the movie
Deborah Snyder watched Whedon's "Justice League" cut with Christopher Nolan, Warner Bros.' "Dark Knight" trilogy director and one of the executive producers of Snyder's DC films. After the screening, Nolan and Deborah went to Zack with a clear message.
"They came and they just said, 'You can never see that movie,'" Zack Snyder said."
Yeah I think the song was really good in that first trailer. Even some of the lyrics kinda fit the situation hahaYeah, this part really got to me. Really, everything to do with his daughter. Absolutely puts the use of Cohen's version in the teaser into new light.
Fantastic article overall; I'm really looking forward to this film.
I'm guessing they're not positive.
This quote from Vanity Fair interview justifies the 4 hour long cut IMO
"How am I supposed to introduce six characters and an alien with potential for world domination in two hours?" Snyder said. "I mean, I can do it, it can be done. Clearly it was done. But I didn't see it."
and this about Nolan after watching the movie
Deborah Snyder watched Whedon's "Justice League" cut with Christopher Nolan, Warner Bros.' "Dark Knight" trilogy director and one of the executive producers of Snyder's DC films. After the screening, Nolan and Deborah went to Zack with a clear message.
"They came and they just said, 'You can never see that movie,'" Zack Snyder said."
Imagine reading this and go into a thread screaming "FUCK SYNDER HIS MOVIE IS GOING TO SUCK HAHAHAHAHAHAHA"
Something tells me that wouldn't be hard to guess
At the end of the day, Whedon was responsible for 2/3 of the JL film we got. That will be thrown away, and essentially Directors Cut will be a whole new film.
Could be good, could be bad, but I'm very much eager to see it.
From the VF article:dude is like the guy fieri of the film industry, he's an over the top brash dudebro with questionable taste, but he seems like an ok dude that people enjoy working for.
So people think he's some sort of dudebro because he does competent, impactful action but there's not one actual report or claim to him being anything other than a nice person. Like the Nega-Whedon, basically (or maybe Mirror Universe Whedon, seeing as how Nega-Scott was okay).Scott Stuber, head of original films at Netflix, says it's a chance to build a world with a filmmaker who's hungry to return: "Zack went through something very difficult, and I think he probably realized, like we all do, it's okay to be vulnerable. For those of us lucky enough to know him and Deborah, he's a very soulful, kind, thoughtful human being. He's got this façade of big action movies and all these bravado things, but there's a sweet kindness to him."
At a time of stories of abusive creators, Snyder is an anomaly. Even executives who were sometimes at odds with him agree that he's genuinely nice. "I'd be stronger than that," says Silverman. "He's a wonderful guy and fostered a wonderful working environment on his sets. He really valued the crew. He valued his cast."
I've read it! Thoroughly. I just want to hear his thoughts from his mouth. I'm thinking it'd be extra spicy now that he's not on great terms with WB.Read the VF article? Nolan and Deborah Snyder told Zack specifically not to watch it after they screened it.
Nope 😂
This is the probably the best response I have seen. Fairest at least. This is how I am approaching the Snyder Cut.
Love to not actually comment on the point being made, a lot of non white cis dudes have shit happen to them but never get money thrown at them by studios to make trash
I am a non-white lbgtq immigrant and think this kind of take is toxic, childish, and zero sum run amok. This board gets more out there every day... Jeeze
I would love for all creators, whatever their personal background is, to get more opportunities like Snyder did. I'm also glad Snyder got his opportunity.Love to not actually comment on the point being made, a lot of non white cis dudes have shit happen to them but never get money thrown at them by studios to make trash
Wouldn't that ire be better directed at shit heaps like Whedon who actively make Hollywood a worse place to be for anyone who isn't a cis white male (and even for a handful of them too)?Fully intend on watching it, just would like to live in a reality where a queer/trans/female/non-white creative got this type of control over their work at huge expense without any good reason to actually do it
Wanting minorities to get the same shots rich white dudes get is toxic? Cool cool cool
Wouldn't that ire be better directed at shit heaps like Whedon who actively make Hollywood a worse place to be for anyone who isn't a cis white male (and even for a handful of them too)?
Like, I never get the mediocre white man refrain when it comes to Snyder. There are a whole hell of a lot of directors working in Hollywood for whom that statement is 100% warranted. But Snyder? The majority of his movies make a healthy profit, he turns in his work on time and on budget, and most importantly he's actually a good boss for his film crews. That his movies are vapid and generally poorly received critically doesn't change the fact that, for the most part, he's actually really good at his job.
No, what is toxic is you using suicide or any person's personal miseries, cis-male or otherwise, to begin an inclusion debate ( I am all for inclusion). That is not constructive at all especially in the context you were operating within. Cool, cool, cool.
Maybe you can support minorities by believing them when they talk about their toxic experiences at the hands of rich white dudes?Wanting minorities to get the same shots rich white dudes get is toxic? Cool cool cool
What abuse? If you can actually tell me what happened to him that would be great because he refuses to. I've read dozens of articles on this and couldn't tell you what his actual accusations are.
I mean, if your job is being a director I would say your job is to produce good art and not make money but I'm not a weird objectivist bro like he is
Maybe you can support minorities by believing them when they talk about their toxic experiences?
Firstly: Your job is literally making money for the studios. That's who's hiring you and that's why they hire you. You don't have to like that fact, but them's the breaks.I mean, if your job is being a director I would say your job is to produce good art and not make money but I'm not a weird objectivist bro like he is
Firstly: Your job is literally making money for the studios. That's who's hiring you and that's why they hire you. You don't have to like that fact, but them's the breaks.
Secondly: I always find it interesting when people have to make up reasons that the man who makes bad movies is actually secretly a morally bad person to justify themselves.
Oh. You're one of those. Now I understand.What abuse? If you can actually tell me what happened to him that would be great because he refuses to. I've read dozens of articles on this and couldn't tell you what his actual accusations are.
"I don't actually have anything of value to say, maybe I can Whedon Dialogue my way out of this corner."
Your original post is asking for receipts and implying that not providing detail delegitimizes the accusations. You can regret it, you can think that was wrong-headed. But don't act like you didn't write what you wrote.I'm literally asking for anyone to point me in the direction of his account of events? Didn't realise wanting to hear someone out was not believing them
It really was a touching piece and having lost many loved ones to suicide and addiction it was very affecting. In my 14 years working in the industry I never heard one bad word said about Zack or Deborah and nothing but good things. His work aside we really need more people like that who create sets where you feel safe and looked after.
Your original post is asking for receipts and implying that not providing detail delegitimizes the accusations. You can regret it, you can think that was wrong-headed. But don't act like you didn't write what you wrote.
I literally didn't bring up suicide, I pointed out it's sad that he gets this chance when so few others will.
Pasts posts by yours truly across the site:(did you read the article? I am started to question how many people here with all their hilarious hot takes read it)
"Get away with"
People either really fucking hate reading or really fucking hate reassessing their uninformed gut reaction.
Long story short: Reset really fucking can't stand reading the link.As this forum has proven time and again, people really fucking hate reading, so if you make the headline technically correct you can drum up outrage while being completely honest.
I'm not believing anything. I'm reading your post. I don't believe you're racist or that you don't believe victims. I'm commenting on you made that post and wrote wrong-headedness on it. I've said wrong-headedness in the past too. And I understand the impulse to know the dirt. But victims coming forward with abuse have the option to keep it private(as Ray did when he left it up to the investigation.)
Ray is under NDA. He can't give specifics.I'm literally asking for anyone to point me in the direction of his account of events? Didn't realise wanting to hear someone out was not believing them
"What abuse?" is questioning the existence of abuse. Please stop being willfully ignorant, and just admit you don't give a shit.You can not like how I asked it but asking for articles or evidence elucidating his abuse was literally all I asked for.
Asking about information about a murder isn't denying a murder happened.