The friction around the release of Snyder’s “Justice League” soured the relationship between the two parties. With his zombie epic “Army of the Dead,” Snyder has made the jump to Netflix and thus his 15-year relationship with Warner Bros.
I would love to do it, said no…you know, they’re not huge fans of mine. It’s called ‘Blood and Ashes,’ and it’s a beautiful love story, really, with warfare. The filmmaker added, “There was that concept, and it came out really great. Snyder did not necessarily deliver the “300” sequel that the studio envisioned, and thus the project was allegedly killed. Wes Anderson's Best Shots: 30 Perfect Images That Define His CareerĤ5 Directors Pick Favorite Horror Movies: Bong Joon Ho, Tarantino, del Toro and More Will Smith Gave Money to 'King Richard' Co-Stars After Warners Shifted to Day-and-Date Discovery Wants to Be a Streaming Powerhouse, with Theatrical as the 'Top of the Funnel' So it really didn’t fit in as the third movie.” I was writing this thing about Alexander the Great, and it just turned into a movie about the relationship between Hephaestion and Alexander. and I wrote what was essentially going to be the final chapter in ‘300.’ But when I sat down to write it I actually wrote a different movie. “Over the pandemic, I had a deal with Warner Bros. “I just couldn’t really get my teeth into it,” Snyder said.
was apparently interested in continuing the “300” franchise to the point that he wrote a script for the third entry during the pandemic. However, Snyder tells The Playlist that Warner Bros. Adapted from Frank Miller and Lynn Varley’s comic book, “300” grossed $456 million worldwide and started a franchise that continued in 2014 with the Snyder co-penned “300: Rise of an Empire.” The sequel underperformed with $337 million worldwide.
“ 300” was the first movie Zack Snyder made at Warner Bros., and it marked the start of a partnership that lasted 15 years between the filmmaker and the studio.
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