Never happening. . .
Zack Snyder changing Marvel Cinematic Universe, as he’s found a new home with Netflix after the failed collaborative effort with DC Comics. While his official move to Marvel hasn’t happened yet; we’re under the assumption that he’s waiting until DC Comics is sold to Disney.
Following the epic fails of Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice and the Justice League last decade; Zach Snyder is finally at peace in his career. This weekend, Snyder is celebrating the release of his zombie outbreak film, Army of the Dead. The project is receiving huge support from viewers, as well as critics that are shocked at how great the film is.
Now, last week, he was guest on The Guardian to discuss what he would change about the Marvel Cinematic Universe, if/when given the opportunity. Marvel boss, Kevin Feige has been very fond of Mr. Snyder, including having him join him. However, there’s been reluctance on the side of Zack, considering he doesn’t want to change his style with directing. We’re sure the Disney and DC merge would fix everything, in him having creative freedom.
In the conversation, Snyder said, “Nothing. I could have changed it so it would have maybe made less money or been less beloved. But for what they’ve created, I don’t know that there is a better way to do it.” This is high praise from Snyder, who hasn’t been fond of anything related to people running DC Comics.
Let us know in the comments, if you want Snyder part of the potential Disney merger of Marvel and DC Comics.