There was a time when he was arguing whether Zac Snyder's latest film was well caused by enough heat to revive the dead cryptonian. But the evidence is clear as a CGI sunset over corn, that those conversations no longer happen to the same degree. After his franchise "The Army of the Dead"Snyder was given another chance with Netflix's "rebel moon", which became a major example of everything his dedicated fans wanted, but everyone outside the group could not be a stomach. Critically, both chapters - "Child of Fire" and "Skyver" - Earn 22% And 16% of rotten tomatoesappropriate. The prolonged reductions of both films with Rating of R received slightly better views (though not yet excellent), but this was not enough to withdraw the audience, as no entrance earned enough viewing figures to enter the top 10 of Strimmer.

It is clear that something needs to be changed, and Snyder can already be aware of this, as there are two pipeline projects that do not have a crusader or foreign warrior in sight. One is the MMA movie called "Brawler", while the other is a story packed with action set in LapD. Regardless of these potential projects, however, can it now be the time Snyder to travel to someone else's universe? Well, drawing from our ideas "So Wild It Have Make", we can't think about a better partnership to turn Hollywood on our head than to put Zac Snyder in a room with Taylor Sheridan and see what is happening.

To put aside his loveub to the gods and monsters, the best route to take over Snyder in the future may be to return to Earth and get involved with old-fashioned heroes-the Gruff Sorting that follow unwritten rules to do well and rejoice for centuries. These are the types that Snyder connected so well in the likes of "300", "guards", and even parts of DCE. Also, it is the kind of characters that inhabit Taylor Sheridan's stories that stand out the West, which is the place of land Snyder himself briefly considered a visit in his own way.

In 2021, Snyder was ready to take over the legend of King Arthur and placing it on the wild west (through CBR). Fantastic worlds like this can be those that Snyder wants to play around; The problem is, he does not do very well when he is in them. Sheridan, on the other hand, led direct Western stories through different eras and scored hits each time.

We do not ask Sheridan to consider handing the keys to "Yellowstone" Dutton Ranch, but to allow Snyder to deal with the rude, more action angles of the universes built by the Paramount Poster. Maybe something similar to "1883", where warring fractions and cruel terrain are a kind of nightmares heroes. If it is not well adapted, there is a forgotten story of Sheridan, which sounds like it is extracted directly from the brain of Zack Snyder, which includes secret agents and Greek gods who have not been touched for more than a decade.

While Zack Snyder can strive to keep a world of own turning, it only seems that Taylor Sheridan is getting bigger. With Five spin-off "Yellowstone" in productionBoth the current seasons of Landman and Tulsa King, the contract with the writer/director with Paramount proves to be a very successful investment. However, under all these significant routes on the route, there is also the neglected TV show "Olympus" which seems to be perfectly suited for Snyder.

Co-created by Peter Berg, who was originally ready to direct, Olympus follows the spy soldier in Spy, who reveals that the last remaining descendant of the Greek gods and the last hope of mankind. No further investment progress has been made, which, as reported by The deadlineIt was quickly grabbed Fox in 2012 and has been asleep ever since. This forgotten story of today's heroes with a mythical twist could be an ideal story for Snyder to explore and serve as a perfect Latmus test to measure interest in a world -made world.

This is not a wild idea that sets Snyder. We want the director's visual talent to find a home, only in a better domain than where it was recently, and the pairing of these two can establish another Hollywood double act for centuries. Scorsese had Schroeder, Spielberg had Coep, and Coen had each other. Perhaps the director who worked better than a foreign page and a writer, whose best thing is in foreign hands, can find a creative kinship and create an action packed world if they do.