Snyder has always enjoyed working in genre movies, ranging fromhis infamous run with DCto original sci-fi saga.
His films are often marked by striking visuals, slow-motion sequences and mythic storytelling.
For his fans and even detractors, his movies are full-on experiences.
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These are the titles that define Snyders legacy as both a visual stylist and an uncompromising storyteller.
Whenever possible, do check out his director’s cuts over theatrical cuts for the maximum Snyder experience.
This version ofRebel Moonis peak Snyder in all the ways his fans love or debate.
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The film starts as Ana (Sarah Polley) wakes to discover her neighborhood overrun by the undead.
She soon joins a small group of survivors as they take refuge in a suburban shopping mall.
After directing several music videos, Snyder announces his arrival in Hollywood with a bang withDawn of the Dead.
The film bravely took a risk by abandoning the slow-moving zombies of the original in favor of terrifying runners.
This successful remake also put Snyder on the map to tackle bigger projects.
It’s epic, full of mythology and visually striking.
Produced by the animation studio that previously createdHappy Feet, the film was a modest success during its release.
The film also starsElla Purnell(Fallout) andHiroyuki Sanada(Shogun).
Though vastly outnumbered, the Spartans stand their ground with courage and brutal efficiency.
In the aftermath of the Metropolis battle, Bruce Wayne sees Superman as a potential global threat.
As tensions escalate, the scheming Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg) manipulates events behind the scenes.
Snyders style flourishes, with jaw-dropping action sequences andthe return of his slow-moright from the opening titles.
Often misunderstood upon its release, the film has gained cult status for its daring ambition and layered storytelling.
Snyder crafts a film that is simultaneously empowering and cautionary.
Though polarizing,Sucker Punchstands as one of Snyders most personal and experimental works that still sparks discussion today.
After years of campaigning under the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut movement, the film finally saw the light of day.
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