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Zack Snyder Fires Back at Critics Who Claim His Justice League Fan Base Is Toxic
Zack Snyder Fires Back at Critics Who Claim His Justice League Fan Base Is Toxic
Fandom can be toxic at times, but Zack Snyder doesn t believe his fans who rallied for the Snyder Cut of Justice League fall into that category.
Zack Snyder has no time for critics who claim his
Justice League fan base is toxic. WarnerMedia is preparing to release the long-awaited Snyder Cut in March after many believed it was a myth and would never happen. After leaving the original production in 2017, the director would tease images and script pages, along with other elements, to his fans on social media, letting them know that his original vision of the movie was still alive and well.
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People have very strong opinions about Zack Snyder. Not just about his films, either. Snyder, over the years, has acted as a lightning rod for Hot Takes about both his content and his actions, amounting to no shortage of columns, features, YouTube episodes, podcasts and more centered around the SnyderVerse. That content seemed to turn its dial to the proverbial 11 setting when it focused on Zack Snyderâs
Justice League whether commenting on the lost movie, the reasons for Snyder leaving it, the way that he encouraged his fanbase to fight for his Snyder Cut, or the way that
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It was over a decade ago when Regina Crider s daughter first attempted suicide at age 10. As a mom, the thought of losing your child to suicide is overwhelming, says Crider, who is the founder and executive director of Youth and Family Alliance, a support group for families of youth with mental illness in Rantoul, Ill.