Director Zack Snyder is firing back at online critics following the negative reception of his latest project, The Last Photograph. In a recent interview, Snyder addressed accusations of fascism and homophobia, arguing that his films are often unfairly characterized by polarized online discourse.
During the conversation, Snyder pivoted to his 2007 hit 300, recalling the intense backlash he faced during its release. He defended the film’s legacy by jokingly labeling it “the gayest movie ever made,” suggesting that it remains an outlier in cinema for its specific cultural impact.