| Andrew NDB |
09-21-2026 04:23 PM |
It seems weird to make it another period piece of 1997 through the lens of 1981 for a remake. It seems like the only compelling thing to do in an actual remake would be to frame it through what is going on now, in 2026, and set it a few years in the future. Like, a Mamdami's New York on crack, in the future.
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Originally Posted by ZariusTwo
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I try not to badmouth Zack for old friend's sakes, but it doesn't sit well with me that he continually gives fresh rounds to his fanbase, who insist to this day he's going to work with WB and blood money Saudis to revive his DCEU universe with an aging, washed or long-since cancelled cast and somehow fix superhero cinema.
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It's fun to imagine how that would even work. Obviously Ezra Miller would HAVE to be replaced as Flash but Snyder would probably feel compelled to replace him with an actor that's LIKE Ezra Miller. With Cryborg, though, I think Zack would be stuck with him (it would be too awkward to boot him, given their mutual rapport) and that would cause big problems for everyone down the line when he goes back into his old bag of tricks.
If it were up to me, it'd be a soft reboot right now. Some of the old DCEU movies/stories happened but that's not important now. Cavill back as Superman, Gal Gadot as WW, Momoa's Aquaman, and a younger Batman if Affleck doesn't want to do it anymore. Recast everybody else. Have Zack Snyder direct a new Superman movie but keep him away from the script. We can have Zack Snyder in the room when creative decisions are being made but he should have no real power. Find the DC equivalent of Kevin Feige who is not James Gunn and put him in charge.
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