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No discourse needed. Zack Snyder already explained it. The SnyderVerse IS NOT the same as the DCEU. Luckily we here at ZACK SNYDER'S SELL MOVEMENT already knew that, so our messaging has always been clear. When we say: #SellZSJLtoNetflix #SellSnyderVerseToNetflix MOST fans of Zack's work know that he and...

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Zack Snyder answers the major criticism of his remake of George A. Romero's "Dawn of the De@d" (1978): "Interviewer: The most common criticism of your film is that it doesn't go as deeply into sociology as Romero's film–I disagree with that read, I don't think the original is all that deep and, in fact, I think that your picture has a broader, subtler, more satirical edge. Snyder: I feel like it does, too. One of the comments I've made is that when Romero made his movie, mass consumerism was a really fresh topic, y'know, something that we were first waking up to. People were more unaware that they were living in a mass consumerist society, but now, man, if people don't know that we're living in a commercial, a cynically commercial, society now, a movie ain't gonna wake you up to it. We took a lot of time and effort on the satirical structure–even the construction of the mall was meant to reflect this corporate vision of our world. A sophisticated aesthetic to give the illusion of uniqueness when the truth is that it's mass-produced, manufactured, and given over to the illusion of specialness. Interviewer: Echoing the fact of the film itself… Snyder: Exactly. The way it's marketed and sold–a movie modeled after a cult classic to emulate that cult experience–but it's none of those things. I mean, it's Universal Studios. (laughs) That part of it, the movie itself is a conversation about mass consumerism and just how hard–how impossible–it is to replicate sort of the pioneering spirit of Romero. But we can do this self-knowing thing without being self-hating and that's the line to walk." (Zack Snyder's interview to Film Freak Central, 2004)

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