It's dark and serious but it always awards the viewer with a sense of triumph and hope in the end. And despite its grimness, it's always been heartfelt.
Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon — a two-part movie event — begins this December
Part One: A Child of Fire - December 22, 2023
Part Two: The Scargiver - April 19, 2024
I love how interconnected the Snyderverse villains are. Zod turned to Doomsday by Lex who contacts Steppenwolf who alerts Darkseid. Back to Lex who hires Slade to get Bruce and then goes on to assemble his LOD, gets riddler to solve the anti-life eq all with Eobard working BTS
Let me get this straight. Zack Snyder, Rick Famuyiwa, Jay Oliva were going to build out a DCEU Justice League Unlimited taking on Darkseid, beat him, and then reveal that Reverse Flash has been secretly fucking with the DCEU to mess with Barry??
WHAT THE FUCK DID WE LOSE
In a cancelled Man of Steel sequel, Brainiac would arrive to Earth & steal all the cats. Superman would rescue them & save the day.
We could've had it all...
I love both interpretations. This is how it should be. Accepting & appreciating different versions of #Superman for what they are. If they were all the same it would be boring! I like different approaches, and I hope Superman Legacy takes a brand new approach too!
Really good, the tension built up towards that 'full circle' moment was executed really well imo. This should have been the final episode instead of that bummer we got in 9x13.
I think the word "dark" gets thrown aimlessly. Being conflicted isn't dark. Neither is being sad, doubtful, lost or angry. It's called being human. You can experience all this, but as long as you get back up and be the best version of you at the end of the day, it's okay.