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It's safe to say that Zack Snyder is a polarizing director. Snyder is often heralded for the visual imagery that he brings to his films -- it almost feels commonplace now, but when the original "300" was released, its visual style was groundbreaking -- yet, most of his features are divided equally on both sides of the critical argument. For instance, "Man of Steel," last summer's Superman movie that grossed just under $700 million worldwide, created a boisterous rift between critics who loved the imagery that Snyder created versus those who were baffled at Superman's nonchalant inadvertent destruction of Metropolis.
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I LOVED Watchmen! It's definitely my favorite Zack Snyder movie.