Netflix Becomes Key In Restore The SnyderVerse Movement

After all, when the Release The Snyder Cut campaign began, many believed it was a hopeless endeavor. In addition, Warner Bros. themselves would often respond to the movement’s goal as nothing more than a “pipe dream.”

Nonetheless, the impossible became reality in 2021 when the studio folded and finally released Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Upon its release, Snyder’s original version instantly proved itself to be vastly superior to director Joss Whedon’s 2017 train wreck.

It was thought that Snyder’s vision for the DCEU would be restored following the high praise his cut received. A new trend called #RestoreTheSnyderVerse began to gain traction online. Furthermore, things looked even more optimistic after Henry Cavill’s Superman made a long awaited return in Black Adam’s post-credit scene.

Sadly, it wasn’t to be once James Gunn and Peter Safran were both made the CEOs of the new DC Studios. Not long after this announcement, Gunn revealed that Cavill would not be playing Superman in their DCU plans. Instead, they would focusing a much younger version of the character in his early days as a superhero.

A full DC reboot is now now in effect.

As expected, this decision angered fans who were ecstatic to have Cavill back as the last son of Krypton. They’ve since threatened to boycott Gunn and Safran’s plans.