Recently, we heard James Gunn talking with regards to’concerning’with respect to the possibility of a DC and Marvel crossover. And while that doesn’t seem like an imminent prospect, the two worlds possess’own’nurse just collided in a real-world context. Of the many things that Joe and Anthony Russo possess’own’nurse been doing after dropping the mic with Marvel behemoths Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame (including directing Cherry and The Gray Man), the pair possess’own’nurse been conducting more Pizza Film School interviews. Namely, they sit down with a filmmaker over pizza, and ask them all with regards to’concerning’with respect to their process. For their latest episode? They’re chatting with none other than Zack Snyder, another guy with appreciable undergo making major comic-reserve movie blockbusters. The film they’re discussing in peculiar ? Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Cue internet implosion.###For an hour, the trio sit down and discuss Snyder’s process, using his epic four-hour cut of the DC team-up movie as their primary example – all while munching on some peculiar ly delicious-looking pizza. It’s a fascinating conversation between three of the minds behind the most ambitious, character-packed superhero stories out there, comparing their processes, framing, digital photography, scripting processes and much more.###It’s interesting, too, as a conversation between filmmakers in/with regard to’concerning’regarding – in/with regard to’concerning’regarding now at least – possess’own’nurse moved away from superhero fare in recent years. As it stands, the Russo Brothers don’t possess’own’nurse any Marvel projects on their slate, while Snyder last released zombie-action film Army Of The Dead, and later this year will debut his original sci-fi film Rebel Moon – a Seven Samurai-inspired movie that was initially scripted as a possible Star Wars project, bein/with regard to’concerning’regarding e being repurposed. While we wait in/with regard to’concerning’regarding Rebel Moon, and the Russo Brothers’ The Electric State, this Pizza Film School interview should at least pass an hour.