Phum: The Rollercoaster of Zack Snyder's

Phum: The Rollercoaster of Zack Snyder's

In these few years, the undoubtedly famous news is often about Justice League from Zack Snyder, the well-known movie writer, and director that either gets love or will be hating. In the past, while the superheroes movie was kind of an instant cliche with the good must win over the bad, and the bad must suffer from what they did, Zack Snyder brought us beyond the line of good and bad that he took "People who are a benefit for you is on a good side, no matter what they do to achieve it" too seriously, he releases The Watchmen from comics into the motion picture that told us about the evil side of the superheroes and the people we thought they're good such as the batman who's killing as the interpretation of Rorschach, immoral Captain America as the Comedian, or even Ozzy as the Iron Man but he's the Dictator. Everyone tells that this movie is the Predecessor of our era of the movie genre which a lot of the movie/series are taking it as the inspiration such as the famous Amazon Original's The Boys

Zack Snyder is such a cool director that he will put his signature in every movie that he directed making people will know that this is his directing, this method of director signature are found in general for the famous director such as Quentin Tarantino, Guy Ritchie, and Christopher Nolan. The more he is influencing in, the more signature in it. But two head are always better than one, which is lead to this position of making movies, the writer. Zack Snyder often works with a lot of good writers that will always balance the silly reason into the better one such as Chris Terrio the person who is writing the good first draft of Star Wars IX and bring Snyder's Man of Steel to the top charts, also reimagining the Justice League, Deborah Snyder who is the background of success of Wonder Woman, Aquaman and his life by being his lifelong wife.

Sucker Punch and Army of the Dead is the movie that Zack Snyder is both directing and writing the plot, When I mention about these two movies, there will always two of the side, The loving side, and really hating side, firstly is Sucker Punch, the story be told about the girls who want to escape from their abusive stepfather, by using the fantasy and imagination to interpret the reality of the progressing plan. This movie is filling a lot of easter eggs and abstract interpretation of the protagonist's mind, people really love this because the story is really deep and tragic as for the girls who want to escape from their pity life and cruel master, the action sequences that really unique and excited to watch. But their story that has too many layers sometimes really hard to watch and understand, even more of the poster and description that will bait you into that movie, having thought that it will be some kind of blockbuster movie which you can sit and enjoy your time.

Another one is the newest movie that has just released on Netflix, the Army of The Dead, telling us about the former veteran squad that they get ignored by the government who supposed to pay them a favor after they're protecting the civilian in order to get out of the Las Vegas, they really want to get back there again to collect money inside the city for getting rich. This movie is an ambitious project that Zack Snyder wants to be the grand opening of his zombie universe, but this movie is under this topic, so there's to side of people, either Fanclub or people who don't like it, this movie is really a blockbuster genre that people can sit and enjoy but the big flaw of the movie is the character logic that very silly until it
critically affect the fun and the thrills of this motion picture and the overwhelming secret for the audience to collect.

Zack Snyder is a good example to a good director but he's still not a legend enough to make movies with his own hands like others(Martin Scorsese, Clint Eastwood, etc.) because his personal emotion sometimes reduces the common sense and the plot-hole of the movie. Sometimes having a vast visionary is good but it still needs another person to arrange it.