In any case, it looks like Zack Snyder won’t be heading any other DC projects any time soon – so perhaps it’s best everyone moves on to the future. But for better or worse is up to fans to decide. Ultimately, Terrio did manage to have the ending to Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice changed.
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It’s one thing if Batman begins the movie as a dark version of himself whom we don’t recognize, but he has to see the error of his ways and remember his better self in the course of the movie.” I argued that Batman cannot end the movie continuing this behavior, which amounted to torture, because then the movie was endorsing what he did. “That ending was a point over which I explicitly went to the mat with the studio again and again. Terrio tackles that head one, citing a basic.
While many fans felt decisions in Rise were retconned fixes demanded by upset fans. It is important we cover the differences between The Last Jedi and Rise of Skywalker. Terrio believed that Batman needed to actually develop and change his ways by the end of the film. Now, Chris Terrio has been talking with IndieWire about the process and decisions made in regards to plot and character. He insisted that they couldn’t let the film end in such a way because it left Batman in a strangely dark manner. Chris Terrio, who is quoted in the book (via Business Insider) stated that he’d never had to do more rewrites for a film more than he did for The Rise of Skywalker. He further explained how he spoke with Warner Bros about the ending. had developed- the draft I was handed when I joined the project-Batman was not only branding criminals with a bat brand, he also ended the movie by branding Lex Luthor.” But what they didn’t mention was that, for example, in the draft of the Batman/Superman script that W.B. “The studio seemed to take this position after BvS that my writing was too dark and that this was their problem. Here’s what Chris Terrio specifically had to say while speaking with Vanity Fair:
As a way to prove this, he reveals that Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice actually had a much more disturbing ending when he signed on. Now screenwriter Chris Terrio has defended his screenplay for the film as well as Justice League, blaming studio interference for the end results. In particular, the superhero crossover that helped launch the DCEU – Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice – has received criticism for just being far too dark of a superhero movie. EXCLUSIVE: Oscar-winning screenwriter Chris Terrio has signed with Theresa Kang-Lowe’s Blue Marble Management for representation across film, television and all media.
While Zack Snyder received his chance to reconstruct and see Justice League re-released how he saw fit, the filmmaker and his other DCEU projects have still received criticism over the years.
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