While people are mostly focused on the big cameo in the film's post-credits scene, for understandable reasons, there's another cameo in one of the film's last few scenes that they are probably missing.
While Wonder Woman never tangled with Koslov in the comics, the leader of Lubania's secret police infamously put Batman and Superman through their paces over the course of two issues of World's Finest in 1970.
While speaking to the Film Junkee YouTube channel, Snyder weighed in on the question of the Marvel-DC rivalry and whether or not fans should extend the comparison to the MCU and the DCEU.
While Spring Breakers may have received middle-of-the-road reviews from many critics, its merits as a film were also hotly contested by movie reviewers who couldn't decide if having bikini-clad coeds commit crimes while wearing ski masks was unbelievably sexist or daringly feminist.
Based on a 1977 book of the same name, The Amityville Horror was possibly the first major horror movie — but not the last — purported to be based on a true story.
In most of Szostak's other art books, you can see how Lucasfilm's artists iterate on ideas over time, producing multiple concepts before they get close to the designs that eventually appear on screen.