I hear there's a 4 hour long version of this podcast in a 4:3 aspect ratio.

I want the Zack Sydner cut of this interview

17 years ago, I was going through some very painful mental health issues. I was unemployed and suicidal. I got a kitten, and I named him Leonidas. He pulled me back from that edge and gave me a reason to live. Two days ago, he left our world and is now running in the Elysian Fields. I am heartbroken, but I am honored to have lived at his side. We watched 300 for the last time the night before he passed away. He knew. Thank you Zack Snyder.

Jamie pulling up the outdoor shot from 300 of the horses in real time during the discussion was WILD, Snyder was even caught off guard

I’m glad Joe is putting the pods back on UKposts

Bro this was a 2 hour bromance. These dudes have a lot in common

Zack, lost my 20yr old son in 2020. He was such a huge fan of yours and was so looking forward to your Justice League. I was so grateful when you came back to finish it. I applaud you for coming back (as I know it must have been so difficult). I have watched your justice league over and over again and i know Parker would have absolutely loved it. I was very emotional when I watched it for the 1st time (alone) and Parker would have absolutely loved it. Thank you Zack….God bless.

00:00:00 - Discussing "Watchmen" and "300" 00:04:25 - Filming techniques and CGI in '300' 00:08:43 - Training Actors and the Importance of Physical Preparation 00:13:12 - Ronnie Coleman and the Bodybuilding World 00:17:20 - The Importance of Healing and Maintenance 00:21:34 - Spartan Culture and the Brutality of War 00:26:06 - The Spartan Warriors and Their Brotherhood 00:30:00 - The Role of Relationships in War and Potential Dystopian Futures 00:34:13 - The Problem with Storing Data in the Cloud 00:38:21 - Obsession with Health and Wellness 00:42:36 - Constant Learning and the Power of UKposts 00:46:33 - Racing Simulators and Formula 1 00:50:28 - The Drama and Fighting of Reality TV 00:54:41 - Golf Wizardry 00:59:08 - Learning from Production Problems 01:03:36 - The Role of Genre in Addressing Cultural Questions 01:08:16 - The Deconstructivist Perspective on Batman 01:12:51 - The Power of Superheroes 01:17:11 - The Dark Side of Superheroes and Trauma 01:21:31 - Heavy Metal and Rebel Moon Movie 01:26:04 - The R-rated version of Rebel Moon 01:30:34 - TV Ratings and Genre Related Ratings 01:34:44 - The Importance of Drawing in the Creative Process 01:39:10 - Behind the Scenes: Filming the Birth Scene 01:43:55 - The Power of the Fandom 01:48:17 - The Impact of Movies on Inspiration and Action 01:53:01 - The Release of Rebel Moon 01:57:03 - The Taboo of Ayn Rand 02:01:45 - Embracing the Squishy Fingerprints 02:06:28 - The Process of Choosing Projects 02:10:57 - Closing Remarks

Just finished this episode on Spotify. 300 was the last movie I saw with my father before he died. It was the last good year before my life ended. Thank you Zack.

I remember this guy lost his daughter to suicide some years ago.. Happy to see he's doing well. I can't fathom going through that pain.

If Zack ever reads this, he has to know how incredible the Man of Steel movie really was and still is.

Zack’s enthusiasm on everything he speaks on is so infectious- you can see he loves what he does.

This is the biggest bromance I've witnessed in years. Great conversation between two talented and smart dudes who like each other. They both have so much in common.

Zack and Joe sound as if they've been best friend forever

I can't exactly explain it, but two moments in Snyder's superhero films that always stuck with me were Superman destroying terraforming machine and Flash going back in time to save the Justice League. Those scenes just hit me emotionally. Even though watching them without context probably doesn't.

I have nothing but respect for Zack Snyder , he's a genius Film Maker.

So we back to UKposts for full episodes. Missed watching it on YT since Spotify just didn’t cut for me. Comments on YT is an essential part and makes it more meaningful and fun.

Release the 4 hour Joe Rogan Snyder Cut.

A Zach Snyder Fountain Head is a must. He gets what the book was about!!!

Watchmen is one of my favourite films of all time.

300 was a groundbreaking movie. The way it was shot was refreshing and innovative.

0:00 Opening 20:41 movie 300 35:20 filmprint 1:00:22 - 1:20:31dawn of the dead, haters, Barbie, superheroes 1:21:27 heavy metal, rebel Moon 1:34:10 drawings, autumn, Netflix

Snyder is a visual genius. His films will be spoken about until the end of time.

Zack is one of the absolute best Directors there are and just a massive film and literature geek. Could hear him talk shop for hours.

You can say what you want about his movies, but Zack is one of the nicest and most genuine directors in the industry. The guy is so wholesome.

jamie pulled that horse clip up impossibly fast 🤣🤣

Welcome home, Joe! Zack Snyder, one of my top 5 directors, next to Christopher Nolan, Darren Aronofsky, Quentin Tarantino, and Tony Scott. Great podcast!

In 300 the shot of the Persian Messenger taking out the conquered kings heads from the bag watching the horse go up on two feet in slow motion still gives me goosebumps.

Man of Steel is grossly underrated. One of the best comic films ever.

Zack is one passionate dude. This is why i loved the Snyderverse he adds so much attention to detail.

Had the pleasure of seeing him the other day in Austin for a Rebel Moon Q&A. Needless to say hes a super nice and hilarious guy.

300 was ahead of its time

Snyder seems like the nicest guy. And it’s telling that everyone who’s worked with him sings his praise. Hollywood needs more creatives like him.

There’s a ton of directors out there. Only a FEW can and will get on camera and talk about movies with a passion. I don’t care what you think about his movies, give some respect to this man!

Zack is Absolutely right about Batman. If a man can go through the darkness meaning: emotional, mental, physical and psychological pain and still emerge hopeful and ready to save the world and fulfill the mission,... That is what makes someone a Hero and Batman is a Hero.

Only Zack to make me watch a podcast I never really cared about. Great guest, Rogan. My favorite director.

His story about his love for bodybuilding, turning into an artist and losing all his weight adds so much depth to why he Chose to Buff Bruce. It’s so perfect because he would understand the aesthetic so well. Buff Bruce wasn’t the Batman we asked for but he damn well made it fucking awesome and unique.

Joe Rogan is back on UKposts. Spotify is so great for allowing this.

Love this guy's energy. That's passion.

15 years later and we’re still talking about Watchmen. That’s how you know you did something right.

This pod reminded me of the golden era of JRE. Just 2 dudes talking about everything they love.

Joe thinks 300 is historically accurate

Learning that Zack Snyder was a huge Heavy Metal fan from a too young age makes so much sense now when you think about his movies

Zach is definitely a person who has gone through a lot, but still managed to brush it off and remain humble and polite through it all. Stay real, you're the real hero!

I’m really pleasantly surprised with all Zack’s bodybuilding knowledge. This was a very enjoyable one.

I loved MOS, BVS, and JL (ZS version) and I'll die on this hill

Take a shot for everytime Zack says "Cool"

The cinematography on 300 is some of the best I've ever seen.

You cannot deny this man’s genuine love and passion for film.

I'm glad interviews are being put back up on the UKposts channel, I hated having to use spotify to listen to podcasts. I don't pay a spotify premium just to have to listen to 40+ minutes worth of ads.

This easily should have been a 4 hour long podcast.

I forgot how nice it is to have this on UKposts, even though I still watched periodically on Spotify

You can tell Zack has a burning passion for all of our favorite cultural icons. It's such a shame he might never continue the DCU and rectify their mistakes

Man of Steel is misunderstood by so many people it shows how many people act like they understand cinema lol. It's not supposed to be Superman, it's an origin movie, it's not supposed to be a perfectly tuned Clark, he's sloppy and he's fighting the biggest threat in the universe, superman tried to do everything to avoid killing zod but he had to because it was zod or earth, he sees himself as more human and his scream breaking the sound barrier shows it. Zod caused most of the damage, superman tried to avoid damage aside from the gas plant because he had no idea how to fight zod, a literal alien. When he messed up the truckers truck and people said that wasnt what superman would do, yes he would that guy slapped a waitress' ass

1:14:50 - Yes Joe. DC already did that. But they turned him into a Batman villain. They called him Man-Bat.

I will forever feel sad knowing we will never see Snyder's Justice League continue as he invisioned it. Watching Snyder's cut of it left me wanting so much more.

Long live Cavil as Superman and Long live Affleck as Batman! Zack Snyder made the two toughest men in the super hero world come alive in a way that no one else ever will. Thank you sir for your work and thank you Mr. Rogan for having such a good man on your show!

"I'll put you in your PAIN CAVE" said the spartan to the promoted 13 year old.

Heavy Metal magazine ruled in the 70s - 80s. My father had every issue, and having access to them as an adolescent boy was exquisite, not to mention it helped me to develop a greater appreciation for graphic art...and graphic sex and violence. I'm not saying that it was healthy for my emotional development, but I have fond memories of losing myself in the sticky pages of HMM.

Train by day, Joe Rogan Podcast by night, all day.

The podcast Warner Bros. Pictures, Legendary Pictures, & DC Entertainment doesn't want you to see!

1:41:18 I want people to listen to this moment specifically. If you don’t like Zack’s films, that’s your deal. I won’t argue you over your opinion. But when you make personal attacks on Zack over his films and dismiss his fans who have accomplished something beautiful with AFSP and suicide prevention, I want you to remember that Zack is just another human being, living on this Earth and going through things like the rest of us.

What a genuinely great guy. You couldn't tell he's been through such deep personal tragedies until he started talking about them. I love his enthusiasm, hope he keeps making more films the way he intends to.

Only two hours? I could’ve listened to that mad man for 3 more

Rogan you're a legend. To have Mr Snyder on the show is phenomenal. This is awesome to see you and Snyder just talk about life, work, etc.

We need hm back to finish his Universe of DC. Man of Steel, Batman v Superman and Zack Snyder's Justice League are sooooo good!!!

Such a nice guy. Great filmmaker despite some missteps but l could listen to him all day - his energy is infectious - totally respect him for doing his best after his brother and daughter passed away. l’ll always check out whatever new project he works on. Super show.

2 hrs with a guest as cool as Snyder is a crime! JUSTICE! 😂❤

Zack Snyder will always have a special place in my heart he casted the best superman in history.

The look of pure amusement on Joe's face when he voice searches the Johnny Cash song is the sweetest thing ever

There's something about Zack that makes me think he is such a cool man. I been a fan since the first time I saw Dawn of the Dead back in 2005. Now to see all the evolution and progress ha has made, it's amazing. Thank you Zack Snyder.

I'm Persian and still 300 is one of the best movies that I've ever watched.

This is one of the best episodes in a long time. Zack was such a great guest.

I love this guy. Love a giant majority of his movies. Terrible think what happened with his work on Batman and Superman... we, the fans, would have had a perfect story for us, that got lost. Would love to see the Batman Story @BenAffleck was preparing.

My father is a huge fan of Henry Cavills Superman. He loved Man of Steel and the Snyder cut and he will play them sometimes when I visit him. I always love watching his eyes light up when Superman shows up at the end and kicks the living shiznit out of Steppenwolf. Thank you Mr Snyder for helping me and my father bond, he has some pretty serious health complications and it brings a tear to my eye thinking that he may not have much time left but you have given us many fun moments to share sir and I can’t thank you enough🙏

BVS Warehouse batman fight scene is the GOAT.

My absolute favorite movie is his Justice League. The tale of triumph against overwhelming odds.

Thank you for your directors cuts As YOU intended it to be

Zack Snyder is truly a visionary. People in the industry also praise his work. Michael Shannon didn't want to play General Zod again until he got Snyder's blessing.

Watchmen is a masterpiece.

Zack Snyder is a genius

Loved this convo so much!! Want more,l, a Snyder cut 😆 Zack’s in my top five directors and love hearing him talk, so passionate and these guys get along so well just shooting the shit like bros

Like the guys work or not, you still gotta admire his excitement for all of it and his drive for it all. Thats refreshing to see imo.

I swear the this is Sparta scene was the birth of meme culture

One of the best interviews I've seen on this channel. Great job. Much respect for Zack Snyder. I enjoy his movies and film making.

Almost a million in a day (in UKposts), that's how much this awesome director pulls.

This is what great podcasts do, change the perspective on somebody you're sometime not a fan of in public area. no fan of his films but he sounds like a great guy who know his shit. Thanks Joe and Mr Snyder.

I missed JRE on UKposts. Zach Snyder was a great influence and it’s amazing how enthusiastic he is about storytelling and filmmaking this deep into his career. Great passion.

I love zack and a lot of his movies. Especially MoS and BvS. But in all honesty he just really comes off as a cool, chill dude and I really appreciate that…

I WANT ALL THE SNYDER CUTS THERE ARE 😂😂😂😂😂

Zack Snyder is the fucken man, period!

I'm a huge Zack Snyder fan and it's amazing to finally see him on such a highly regarded Podcast. Man of Steel, Batman v Superman Ultimate Edition and Zack Snyder's Justice League are my favourite movies of all time. It's just a shame that Warner Brothers didn't respect him enough to complete his own vision. His movies will always have a special place in my heart. ❤️

nobody is talking about Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole that is a gorgeous movie, which kinda deserves a sequel

I will always support Zack Snyder's work. This interview was a long time coming. Im glad Zack got a chance to talk on such a huge forum.

I love that Joe, without knowing it, came out with Dark Claw which is from Amalgam Comics (Marvel and DC together) and is Batman mixed with Wolverine.

In my opinion his modern take on Superman was the most realistic and the best one yet. He meticulously made sure every frame told a story within the story. ZS Justice League was 10/10. It lived up to the hype as we all knew it would. "There was a time above...a time before...there were perfect things...diamond absolutes. But things fall...things on earth. And what falls...is fallen”.

Man of Steel was so sick, the Krypton opening was 🔥wish there was a trilogy of those films

Hell yeah. Let’s go Zack Snyder. The Snyder verse.

I think Zack Snyder is one of the most underappreciated filmmakers ever. He's perceived as some kind of MTV music video, flashy, surface level director, but that's so wrong. His movies are gorgeous, but there are always deeper things going on as well. Man of Steel is a masterpiece to me, 300, Watchmen, his directors cuts, Dawn of the Dead. He's had some misses too, but so does every other director. He is awesome

Ok! Now i have to rewatch 300 again. What a movie 👏