Zack Snyder Almost Gave Batman v Superman a VERY Different Title
In an interview with Justice Con, he said, “I still remember that during Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, this was the title the studio liked.”
On top of that, Snyder said that negotiating whether to use “versus” or “v” was a crazy argument.
But the title Zack Snyder personally preferred was something more poetic. He pitched the studio on calling the movie “Son of Sun and Knight of Night.”
However, the studio absolutely rejected it. Snyder’s reaction was basically, “Are we fighting a court battle here?”
So, let me know what you think. Would you have preferred Zack Snyder’s first choice, “Son of Sun and Knight of Night”?
In Zack Snyder's Justice League, when Bruce first leaves with Barry, we can see a sign for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
This detail is important because, during the filming of Justice League in 2017, Zack Snyder’s daughter tragically died by suicide.
When Snyder returned in 2021 to complete the film, he added this detail and dedicated the movie to his daughter, finally finishing the work he had originally started.
Throughout the entire process, Snyder didn’t take a single dollar in salary for the movie, allowing him to have complete creative control over it.
Tony Stark's NANOTECH Suit Had a Hidden BACKUP
- When Iron Man first uses his nanotech suit, it seems like the nanobots were stored in more than just the armor itself.
- During his fight with Thanos, Tony could create almost anything he imagined using the nanotechnology.
- But every time Thanos damaged the armor, Tony lost more and more nanobots, leaving him with less material to repair the suit.
- At the beginning of Avengers: Infinity War, Pepper points out Tony's reactor. Tony says it is basically just a box for storing his nanobots.
- Interestingly, Tony is wearing a black shirt underneath his jacket. The same shirt can be seen throughout most of the movie.
- But after Tony fights Thanos and loses most of his nanobots, that black shirt is no longer visible.
- This could mean the nanotech suit used the nanobots stored in his clothing to repair and rebuild the damaged armor.
For the FIRST Time, Tony Stark Didn't Learn From His Mistake
In Avengers: Infinity War, when Iron Man fought Thanos, Tony was using his first nanotech suit and testing it in combat for the first time.
Tony didn't think the nanobots on his chest would be the reason he would lose the fight. But he had already used too many nanobots repairing the squid ship.
Later, when he blocked Thanos' attack with a nanobot shield, Tony lost a bunch of nanobots. This left his suit unable to defend him properly.
As the fight continued, the suit kept breaking apart, creating openings that allowed Thanos to damage Tony.
You might think Tony corrected this mistake later, because he always does. But Avengers: Endgame has one detail suggesting he didn't.
When Thanos destroys the last time machine, Tony's suit is still fine, with only a few scratches. The only thing missing is his helmet.
And that helmet was made from the same nanobots Tony used to modify his suit and transfer the Infinity Stones onto it.
The Way Steve Rogers Returned in Endgame Makes NO Sense
- When Steve went back in time to return the Infinity Stones, he decided to live a peaceful life with Peggy.
- But years later, Loki tells Steve that his presence has created a branched timeline that could eventually become dangerous for the multiverse.
- In Avengers: Doomsday, Loki also warns that the TVA could erase the entire timeline, including Peggy and her family.
- Loki offers Steve a deal: move to another universe where he can live peacefully with his family without damaging any timeline.
- Steve agrees, and Loki relocates him to the Fantastic Four's universe.
- But the Avengers are still waiting for Steve to return. So Loki takes Steve's disguise and appears as Old Steve Rogers.
- Loki then hands the shield to Sam Wilson, making everyone believe Steve has returned from his journey.
- Here's the biggest part of the theory: when the Avengers time travel, they return to the exact location where they started.
- But Steve never returned to the time machine after going back. So technically, Steve Rogers never actually returned.
@Marvel_Insights The answers still not clear but the thing that I know space stone rejected him and the stone send him to vomir to kind off protect the soul stone and soul stone helped him to gain the knowledge
Tony Stark May Have SEEN What Was Coming After THANOS
Tony Stark was always ready to give his life to save Earth. From taking a nuclear missile through the portal in New York to fighting Thanos on Titan, he never feared death.
But his sacrifice in Endgame may not have been just about defeating Thanos.
The Infinity Stones were not just sources of power. The MCU showed they had their own will. The Tesseract teleported Red Skull, while the Reality Stone chose Jane Foster.
That makes Tony’s Snap even more interesting. Hulk’s Snap had one clear goal: bring back everyone Thanos erased.
But we never learned what else Tony had in mind when he used the Stones. Tony always prepared for future threats.
So what if Tony did not only think about Thanos and his army during the Snap?
What if the Infinity Stones showed Tony a glimpse of the future?
Maybe Tony saw the Incursions, where different universes collide and threaten to destroy the entire Multiverse.
Tony may have realized that even if he defeated Thanos, this future destruction could make his sacrifice meaningless.
He could not save himself because the Snap would cost him his life. But he could make sure his plan continued after his death.
And that is where the biggest connection comes in: Victor von Doom.
Tony may have seen someone in another universe who was a genius like him and could try to save the Multiverse.
That person was Victor von Doom. Doom was once a caring and good person, but after losing everything, he changed.
Tony may have shown him a glimpse of the coming Multiversal destruction. That became Doom’s greatest obsession.
Tony died. But perhaps his final plan did not die with him.
Professor X’s Death in Avengers: Doomsday LEAKED
- When the multiverse starts collapsing, Reed Richards creates a plan to separate the collapsing universes.
- Reed believes three massive cannons on every Earth could keep the universes separated.
- Doctor Doom, Reed, Bob, Yelena and other heroes travel to the X-Men universe to build another cannon.
- Meanwhile, Steve and Thor visit the TVA to meet Loki. But they find Loki dead, with his heart ripped from his body.
- The Watcher reveals that Doom and his followers are behind Loki's death and warns that the X-Men universe is also in danger.
- Steve and Thor are teleported there. They tell everyone Doom destroyed the TVA and killed Loki.
- Reed refuses to believe Victor could do this. He confronts Doom and asks, "Answer me, Victor. Did you do this?"
- Doom unleashes the dead Sentinels. Thor is badly injured, while the Sentinels start wiping out the heroes.
- Yelena is seriously hurt, and Bob finally becomes Sentry. He destroys the Sentinels in just one minute.
- Sentry then dominates Doom, but a Latvian witch uses chaos magic to manipulate his mind and unleash the Void.
- The Void starts destroying everything, forcing Professor X to enter Bob's mind and sacrifice himself to free Bob from its control.
Marvel May Have Already Revealed How TONY STARK Returns
Have you ever noticed that after the Snap, we never saw Tony Stark’s body? Instead, his Arc Reactor was simply floated into a pond as a tribute.
In Avengers: Doomsday, when Doctor Doom falls from the building, he is actually time-slipping. This is the same power he stole from Loki after invading the TVA.
When Tony performed the Snap, we saw his soul in the Soul World, but it never returned to his body. His soul gets trapped there.
That’s because Doctor Doom takes control of Tony’s body through dream-walking, just like Doctor Strange controlled one of his dead variants in Multiverse of Madness.
After taking Tony’s body, Doom returns to Earth-828. He first goes to Franklin Richards at the Baxter Building.
Doom takes Franklin’s hand and places it against the right side of his face. This heals his face.
But why did Doom take Tony’s body? When Tony performed the Snap, his body became an energy channel capable of withstanding all six Infinity Stones.
Only a body that powerful could provide the force needed to create Battleworld.
So in Avengers: Secret Wars, the surviving heroes will need to somehow bring Tony’s soul back. Only then can Doom’s control over his body be broken.
That would allow Tony Stark to be revived, finally bringing back RDJ’s Iron Man.
Tony will then defeat Doctor Doom, restore Battleworld, and recreate the multiverse.
@Xayln3 no because they don't resurrect those characters who were directly killed by kang or his variant, but those who survived until the end of the final incursions and then died will be resurrected in battleworld for secret wars
Marvel Was Going To Do Miles Morales DIRTY
- In the early draft of Avengers: Kang Dynasty, Miles Morales was supposed to be introduced as the MCU’s Spider-Man.
- Miles would first appear in the post-credit scene of Spider-Man 4. In Kang Dynasty, Peter and Miles would both be Spider-Man in New York.
- Miles becomes close to Peter and helps him deal with his trauma after the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home.
- But everything changes during the final battle of Kang Dynasty.
- While fighting Rama-Tut, Peter is hit by a deadly attack. Without thinking twice, Miles jumps in front of Peter.
- Rama-Tut’s scepter pierces Miles, killing him right there.
- Peter completely loses control after watching Miles die right in front of him.
- Think about it: Miles gets properly introduced in the MCU, becomes Peter’s partner, and then gets killed in the very next Avengers movie.