Following Snyder’s exit from Justice League in 2017, his departure ignited the #ReleasetheSnyderCut movement, with the aim of reinstating him and rectifying Whedon’s alterations. Nevertheless, amidst these efforts, Snyder’s attention shifted towards Rebel Moon, accompanied by heightened anticipation. Curiously, Rebel Moon is crafted in collaboration with Netflix, granting Snyder an elevated level of creative autonomy.

Zack Snyder is returning with Rebel Moon, a cinematic masterpiece that surpasses even James Gunn’s DCEU in CGI brilliance. Further, with an $80 million budget, Snyder’s space creation outshone even the $300 million allocated for big budgets. This film not only showcases cutting-edge CGI with a captivating human-spider hybrid antagonist but also stands out due to its strategically aligned budget.

In contrast, The Flash stumbled as the worst superhero movie flop due to lackluster CGI. The film’s visual effects, especially in scenes spanning dimensions, disappointed fans. Director Andy Muschietti defended the choice, claiming it was intentional, but this explanation did little to alleviate the audience’s letdown.

Expectations of a dazzling superhero experience clashed with the film’s visually underwhelming reality. In an era of advanced CGI, Rebel Moon promises superior visual effects, especially for the intricate human-spider hybrid. It will even have a multiplayer game of its own. As fans gush over this beloved Snyder classic, they playfully rib James Gunn’s $300 million spectacle.

Fan frenzy: Embracing Snyder’s Rebel Moon while teasing Gunn’s The Flash

The jaw-dropping visual effects left some fans in such awe that they were eager to inquire about the VFX company collaborating with Zack Snyder.

A group of DCEU enthusiasts passionately rallied behind the movie, voicing their support. They championed their cause by highlighting that The Flash boasted a larger ensemble cast and underwent substantial reshoots, setting it apart from Snyder’s original vision.

As discussions unfolded, certain users arrived at a realization: superior CGI isn’t solely linked to budget but also hinges on the time allocated to VFX artists—something Snyder undoubtedly understands and prioritizes.

This definitely sparked a heated debate, with The Flash becoming a written chapter of history that highlighted James Gunn’s creation’s struggle to capture the attention of fans.

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