Zack Snyder

It's real.

It's part of being human.

It's 100% part of being human.

And I think that it was a, you know, we've all, it's an easy thing to kind of say that, you know, it's just stress or I just like, you know, I'm good.

I'm not depressed.

I'm fine.

You know, and it's an easy thing to just try and muscle through.

Right.

Where like, you know, I think that, you know, it's my hope anyway that like,

As a family, the movies and our connection to the fans and our connection to that cause has been really, really deep.

And just watching this, actually, it started me thinking about what the movies mean.

What is their legacy?

And if they can do...

On one hand, they are the moments you see for me, Dr. Manhattan, Leonidas, whatever it is.

But then on the other hand, there's this other narrative outside of the stories.

What I was experiencing and what made me think of it is just like what I was going through at that point.

On that day when we filmed it, what I was struggling with, what I was trying to deal with is real.

That's hard stuff.

That was just life being lumpy for us, just trying to make a movie, living in Canada, being away from the kids, just all that struggle.

And then it's cool when, you know, it's been cool for me that when the fandom and the movie, like in the case of Justice League, they lined up, you know, where these people were like, no, we're not going to, we want, there's a movie out there that we want to see.