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It is surprising how a revamped version of a film has created a party like no other. The whole world is still busy talking and praising Zack Snyder’s Justice League, and the buzz is nowhere around subsiding. While that remains a constant, and we don’t know until when, Zack has started opening up about making this monster of a film. And also about his regrets.
Cyborg, played by Ray Fisher, is a supreme and pivotal character in Zack Snyder’s Justice League. The 2017 version criminally cut down him, and the audience even bashed the studio and Joss Whedon for being brutal to the character. But thankfully, Snyder was to the rescue, and his cut offered fans the story around Cyborg that they deserved. But Zack now regrets that he did not give him a standalone film before developing him in the JL Universe. Below is what the filmmaker exactly has to say.
As per Screenrant, Zack Snyder has one regret that he did not push harder to make a move having Ray Fisher’s Cyborg in the centre. He says he gave Wonder Woman and Aquaman their moment to shine before entering the League but not Cyborg. He also takes a subtle dig at the studio that he assumed a Cyborg movie might be in the works, and it seemed obvious but didn’t happen.
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