Snyderverse the history of the DCEU, from the scream of 2013 to the end that Warner pretended didn't happen
From San Diego 2013 to the arrival of James Gunn: the five-film plan, Warner's panic, 2017 and Justice Leagues 2 and 3 that we never saw.
July 2013. Six thousand people screamed in a dark San Diego hall when Batman’s logo appeared over Superman’s. Ten years later, Warner pretended this universe never existed. The video tells this story from the first day to the last.
There is a piece that many people have forgotten. It was Christopher Nolan who chose Zack Snyder to direct Man of Steel. And there was a five-film plan that almost no one remembers ever existing.
Then came Warner’s panic with the criticism of Batman v Superman, the change of course and the tragedy of 2017. On the other hand, the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut movement raised more than 500 thousand dollars for suicide prevention through the AFSP’s Autumn Snyder Tribute Fund. Then came the impossible victory: the Snyder Cut exists.
The ending we missed is documented. Justice Leagues 2 and 3 were told by Snyder himself in Vanity Fair in 2021, and it is this plan that the video breaks down before closing with the Gunn era.
The video rule is the same as always: only what is documented, what Zack Snyder said in front of the cameras, with date and source. No behind-the-scenes gossip. On-screen numbers: 29% of critics for Batman v Superman, 71% of critics and 93% of audiences for the Snyder Cut, box office by Box Office Mojo.
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