
Zack Snyder reflects on the 10th anniversary of *Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice*, examining its influences, reception, and lasting impact. Snyder addresses the film's controversial elements, such as the "Martha" scene, framing them as intentional challenges to superhero genre conventions. He emphasizes the importance of deconstructing heroes to test their worthiness, drawing parallels to Frank Miller's *Dark Knight Returns* and *Watchmen*. Snyder also touches on casting choices, particularly Ben Affleck as Batman and Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor, and the decision to kill Superman, highlighting the mythological and symbolic weight of these characters. He shares insights into the creative process, the studio's influence, and his vision for a planned Justice League trilogy, while expressing gratitude to fans and hope for future projects.
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