Zack Snyder Thinks Nudity In Justice League Would Be Cool; Always Wanted To Do Porn

Zack Snyder Thinks Nudity In Justice League Would Be Cool; Always Wanted To Do Porn

In separate interviews, director Zack Snyder says he thinks nudity in Justice League would be cool and that he always wanted to do a porn movie.

While participating in Wired’s “Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions” series on YouTube, Snyder answered a question asking why his Justice League movie is Rated R and joked because of nudity, but said it would be cool.

“I think it’s rated R for violence… and nudity. No. Not nudity. That would be cool,” Snyder said. “The ratings board doesn’t like it when superhero movies are violent so…”

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300 is like porn

Regarding a porno movie, in an interview with The Telegraph, Snyder says there are two types of movies he has yet to make when it is brought up how he is a fan of bodybuilding and that he studied art. 

“That kind of appreciation of the human form is something I really warmed to,” Snyder said. “I’ve always wanted to make a religious film and a pornographic film, and I’ve never really yet had the chance to do either. Maybe if I could combine the two…Or maybe 300 is that film, in some sense, a little bit. Or at least a primer for what that film could be.”

Regarding 300, Snyder’s Spartan movie from 2007, Snyder says people compared it to porn and that he’s okay with it.

“People have become uncomfortable with something that glorifies the human creature in such a heroic, viscerally physical way,” he said. “When 300 was released, people said it was too physically indulgent – that on some level it was like porn. But from a philosophical standpoint, I guess I’m really into that indulgence.” 

If you happen to like Snyder, nudity, and porn – and especially zombies – there is a scene or two in his latest movie, Army of the Dead, you might like. Now on Netflix. 

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