SnyderCut Subreddit Reacts to James Gunn Snub

The moderators of the SnyderCut subreddit have taken swift action against a controversial post urging fans to sabotage the upcoming Superman film, while issuing a firm statement to their community.

Gunn's Lighthearted Response

When brought to his attention on Threads, James Gunn responded with characteristic humor to the coordinated attack plan: "Lol I think we'll survive," the DC Studios co-CEO quipped, downplaying the potential impact. "I'm going to go out on a limb and guess it's eight people - probably all guys - who won't really change anything."

Moderators Take Action

The r/SnyderCut team quickly removed the inflammatory post within two hours of its appearance, though screenshots had already begun circulating on social media platforms. In their official statement, the mods clarified: "This was never an endorsed position - our team immediately recognized it violated both our policies and Reddit's guidelines. While we support individual viewing choices, we absolutely condemn any attempts to manipulate public opinion through unethical means."

A History of Fan Controversy

This incident marks another chapter in the complex relationship between Snyder's dedicated fanbase and DC's evolving cinematic universe. Following their successful campaign for the Snyder Cut of Justice League in 2021, portions of the fandom have continued making headlines - most notably when Suicide Squad director David Ayer recently stepped back from online discussions after facing backlash for supporting Gunn's Superman project.

Gunn addressed these dynamics in a recent Rolling Stone interview, revealing: "One of our lead actors constantly reads online reactions, and I have to remind them - controversy actually helps. That 2-3% negative response makes the 97% positivity feel more authentic." The director also explained his decision to drop subtitles from upcoming DC films, noting how even Superman's vulnerability to sunlight became a surprising point of debate among fans.