Zack Snyder is at Warner Bros. Not metaphorically. Physically, on the lot, posting about it.
The director shared a selfie Wednesday in front of the iconic WB water tower, writing that he’s “hanging out with a bunch of amazing people today down at the WB.”
The post pulled over 14K likes in its first hour. And it’s set to a song called “Home.” Recall back in May, Snyder did something similar at the Paramount lot.
“Amazing People Down At The WB”
So who are the amazing people?
As I have been reporting since October, the SnyderVerse return in play at a Paramount-owned Warner Bros. includes Henry Cavill back as Superman, with Christopher Nolan possibly attached as executive producer, as the De Luca-Abdy era takes shape.
Directors do not post smiling selfies from the lot by accident.
The comments went exactly where you think. “Snyderverse coming back ???” sits at the top, alongside “GOAT is back at the house” and “We are ready when you are brother,” with #RestoreTheSnyderVerse flooding the replies.
From “Shows Up” To Showing Up
Track the week.
On Sunday, Snyder posted a Henry Cavill throwback captioned “always a good day when this one shows up.” That came a day after a scooper claimed Kevin Feige is interested in Snyder.
By Wednesday, Snyder himself showed up, at Warner Bros. Whatever interest exists across town, the director spent his day on the WB lot and called it home.
The Music, Again
The soundtrack game continues, and this one is a two-parter.
Ten hours before the lot selfie, Snyder posted Bruce Wayne’s Aston Martin, the actual car from Batman v Superman and Justice League, announcing it is now available through Private Collection Motors. He set that one to “Men Are Still Good,” the Batman suite from his own BvS score.
Some fans read the car sale as a bad omen, with one asking, “Does this mean there’s no chance?”
Hours later, Snyder answered by walking onto the lot with a song called “Home.” Selling the old car, walking through the front gate.
Worth mentioning is that David Ayer posted a similar photo on the 10th anniversary of Suicide Squad.
On James Gunn’s Birthday, No Less
Now for the timing nobody at DC Studios will enjoy.
Wednesday is James Gunn’s birthday, and while the birthday posts went up, Supergirl officially became the lowest-grossing DC movie ever, capping the collapse CBN has covered all year.
So on the day the current regime blew out its candles, the director fans want back strolled the lot, called the people there amazing, and cued up “Home.” You could not script it.
All of it lands while Governor Newsom pressures Rob Bonta to settle the Paramount lawsuit that stands between Snyder and “when they let us.”
