Zack Snyder Screening His Director's Cuts For Charity This Month

Zack Snyder is screening his director's cuts of unofficially titled DC Extended Universe.

Snyder has perhaps become most famous for his divisive DC Comics films, including 2013's Man of Steel and, even more so, 2016's Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice. His last project working with Warner Bros. and DC Films was Justice League, a movie he departed following principal photography, leaving the studio to bring in Justice League Snyder Cut movement. Although it remains to be seen if fans will ever get to see Snyder's Justice League vision realized on screen, they do have a chance to catch the director's cuts of three of his previous films.

Snyder announced he'll be holding a three-day special event called Zack Snyder: The Director's Cuts during which the filmmaker will screen the Dawn of the Dead Director's Cut on March 22 at 6pm, the Watchmen Director's Cut on March 23 at 4pm and the Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition on March 24 at 4pm. All three screenings will take place at the ArtCenter College of Design’s Ahmanson Auditorium and proceeds will go toward refurbishing the auditorium. Tickets are currently available at the ArtCenter website, and for those unable to attend, Snyder is also raising money for the cause through limited edition T-shirts with artwork by Alex Pardee that are available on Ink to the People. Take a look at the event's poster, featuring the artwork also on the T-shirts, below.

While Snyder fans may be most interested in his director's cut of Justice League - and reports differ on whether Snyder's original plans for the DCEU.

Although Snyder is a divisive director - just look at the reception to his films like Watchmen and Batman V Superman - he's undoubtedly an interesting figure in Hollywood and even those who may not be fans of his can't deny his impact on the industry. Now, though fans may not get to see his Justice League cut, they'll at least get to watch director's cuts of three of his previous films and gain further insight into them via the Q&As - and it's all for a good cause.