Overview
- He revisits the film’s climactic confrontation for Vanity Fair’s Scene Selection and reflects on its intent.
- He says he dislikes violence in principle yet remains proud of the movie and what it tries to say.
- He credits Snyder with constructing a scenario that forces the hero into a no-win decision to protect civilians.
- The finale has long divided fans, with Snyder previously arguing the choice was necessary because the antagonist would never relent.
- He notes he returned as the villain in The Flash after directors explained the multiverse setup that enabled the reprise, underscoring the story’s ongoing footprint under new DC leadership.