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After Justice League's Ray Fisher accused Zack Snyder of meddling with an inquiry, supporters of the director made death threats to DC Films President Walter Hamada. Zack Snyder supporters allegedly made death threats to DC Films President Walter Hamada after he was accused of obstructing an inquiry into wrongdoing that occurred during reshoots for 2017's Justice League. Variety reports that many Warner Bros. employees have shown their support for Hamada and believe he has been treated unfairly ever since taking the helm of DC Films. They stated that after Justice League star Ray Fisher publicly accused the executive of hindering an inquiry into misconduct charges connected to "reshoots on" Justice League that were directed by Joss Whedon, Hamada "had to endure death threats."  The employees felt that Warner Bros. could have done more to defend Hamada during the time of allegations and feel that it was unjust that fans of the Snyder-verse singled him out be...

WarnerMedia, according to Rolling Stone , paid for research that showed "at least 13% of the accounts who participated in the discourse about the Snyder Cut were considered fraudulent." Last year, social media fans gave birth to "Zack Snyder's Justice League," with July 19 serving as the movie's official digital release date. The #SnyderCut movement may have gone down a dark path before redeeming Zack Snyder's contributions to the DCEU and uniting to make the film a fan favourite "Oscar." According to two reports that WarnerMedia commissioned regarding the #SnyderCut of "Justice League," which were made public by Rolling Stone, "at least 13 percent of the accounts that participated in the conversation about the Snyder Cut were deemed fake, far above the three to five percent that cyber experts say they typically see on any trending topic." According to the report, WarnerMedia employed Q5id and Graphika, two social media moni...