Yes, but please stop doing it during funerals

Glad he can capitalize off his big announcement. #sobrave 

“I think one place where traditional biomedicine sometimes falls down is that we might say: If I can’t find a physiological sequence of cause and effect to explain something, then I might dismiss it as not real or not something that I care about,” he said.

Counterpoint: It’d be so cool to see a T. rex *try* to use a chainsaw.

My point is, zombie movies are a medium maybe someone with Snyder’s financial backing should move away from, unless he has something to add to it.

Ocean’s 2012 of the Dead!

I mean no offense to you SnyderBotz out there, but the subject material is like, 20ish years too late to capture any meaningful zeitgeist, and unless there is a HELLUVA twist in there somewhere to elevate it from Signature Select Hot Sauce sauce to Frank’s Red Hot Sauce, I’m at a fucking loss for why it should even…

I didn’t realize he was looking to turn this into some MCU-but-with-Snyder-Zombies thing.

I’ve been pretty lukewarm on Smith for awhile now but seeing this makes me want to set a bag of dog shit on fire and shove it down his dumb pothead throat.

Even when people explain what they are, I still find myself saying

I really liked the  young Green Arrow and the Canaries characters when they brought them into the present timeline on the last season of Arrow. Their future world just wasn’t very interesting and didn’t do much for them unfortunately 

Didn’t everyone become tired of zombie movies/shows like 5 years ago?

“zombie apocalypse heist action movie”

They’ve been discussed pretty frequently in a lot of circles in the last couple of months, but think of it as a semi-meaningless certificate of authenticity for something you don’t actually get to own. But people will pay a lot for the certificate.

I honestly don’t know how celebs and corporations got on board with NFTs. The backlash was IMMEDIATE, and I knew that they were a bad idea about two days after I learned what they were. This should have died a quick, tech-bro funded death in a few months, and yet they’re hanging in there. It’s baffling.

So he is selling the rights to the film, which is something people do all the time anyways, but using jargon words to tap into our current little nonsense and make headlines for a project nearly no one could care less about. Cool.

Update. During the live Q&A, it was revealed that only Vegas is a zombie hive, apparently. Like trimeta pointed out, there are a host of other questions that raises, though.

My read on the trailer is that the zombie apocalypse was somehow contained to just Las Vegas: the city is walled off, everyone inside is a zombie, and there are no zombies outside Las Vegas. Which raises the question of “why didn’t the government nuke Vegas, to ensure the zombies don’t get out?” I expect there will…

I think what’s been disappointing to watch is that, in everyone’s rush to pretend that Joss Whedon was never their favorite creator and that they always hated the Avengers movies, etc., people felt compelled to lavish praise and attention on Zack Snyder’s Justice League.

I recently started following the DCCinematic thread on reddit. Woah... I didn’t realize how weird some of these Snyder fans are. They have cult-like attachment to him. It’s baffling since he’s just an average director that sometimes makes OK movies and sometimes not OK movies. There’s nothing even truly edgy, new, or…