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Josh Horowitz specifically asks Snyder: “Is there anything when you saw James’s version that only James could do in that way that you appreciated in his take of Superman?” Snyder answers directly, without correcting the premise, and praises Gunn’s approach, saying Gunn is “singular in his storytelling” and ultimately... show more

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Eric Curto 💿💿💿 #PhysicalMedia #DCFan1 day ago

@joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit He's friends with Gunn, he likely spoke to Gunn & Gunn told him his plans. Or perhaps he's speaking diplomatically here because he doesn't want haters 2 twist his words

Reel Anarchy1 day ago

Please: do not take this as an opportunity to be needlessly negative towards Zack Snyder😑

BriBri1 day ago

@joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit Imagine arguing about directors online while the actual directors are friends. 🫡 to them both

Reel Anarchy1 day ago

@joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit Not sure who’s arguing, but I agree

BriBri1 day ago

@joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit Not you but a majority of Gunn and Snyder fans arguing and shitting on the directors and their films.

Richard Lai1 day ago

@mr_evertz @joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit He says he saw superman Then next day he says he doesnt Its like hes playing two sides at this point One side as professional and another being resentful

Walter1 day ago

@joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit he's saying Fire James Gunn like everyone who loves movies

The British Superman1 day ago

@joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit People forget that Zack Snyder and James Gunn are friends who made arguably Snyder's best movie together.

Nicoolio1 day ago

@joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit He's not really talking about the movie specifically though. It's more like he's trying to stick to his PR training, being diplomatic towards another director/former colleague; a politician's answer. He'll have seen bits and pieces from it though, like everyone else. So what?

PowerfulArt1 day ago

@joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit Zack had to filibuster that one as nice as he could hahahaha 🤣🤣

Mighty Summers1 day ago

@joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit This was 6 months ago and he never actually said what he thought about the movie. He's worked with James before and has praise for his creative vision overall as a director. TEACH CRITICAL THINKING AGAIN OPEN THE SCHOOLS

Herofrombeyond1 day ago

@joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit You heard what he said

Justin1 day ago

@mr_evertz @joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit Those two statements don’t mean he saw it

Reel Anarchy1 day ago

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Ian1 day ago

@joshuahorowitz @Borys_Kit Nah he definitely didn’t watch it and I don’t blame him

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