Turns out even the DCU movies not directed by Zack Snyder, are STILL directed by Zack Snyder. At least a little bit, anyway. He's still listed as an exec-producer on the David Ayer-directed Suicide Squad, so he had a say in its development as the driving force behind the cinematic universe. But he was actually behind the camera for one key scene, as well. Can you guess which one?
If you've already seen Suicide Squad then you can probably guess which moment Snyder was in charge of. It involves a scene with Boomerang (Jai Courtney) getting captured by his nemesis, Ezra Miller's Flash. And it makes sense considering Miller was all suited up and ready go since Justice League was shooting at the time. Ayer told Collider...
"Flash was always in the movie, we just got lucky because Justice League was happening and they had the uniform, they had the assets, so we were able to get that photography."
Flash was always in the movie? Really? That's not what the recent rumors were suggesting, but whatever it doesn't matter now. Suicide Squad is in theaters and you should go check it out and decide if the overwhelmingly negative reviews are justified.
