Nolan: Zack Snyder has a profound influence on superhero science fiction movies

Director Christopher Nolan recently praised his colleague Zack Snyder's influence on the superhero science fiction film genre.

Nolan served as the producer of "Man of Steel" directed by Zack Snyder, which was actually adapted from a story co-written by Nolan and David S. Goyer, the screenwriter of "The Dark Knight" trilogy.

Nolan said in an Atlantic Monthly report introducing Zack Snyder: "The superhero science fiction movies released now are all influenced by Zack. When you watch Zack Snyder's movies, you will see and feel his love for the potential of movies. Its potential is magical and enhanced in reality, but it will move you and excite you."

After the recent "Moon Rebels", Director Zack has begun to consider his next move. For the existing IP, he wants to try to make a "007" movie.

He told The Atlantic: "It would be great to see James Bond at 20. His humble beginnings. Whatever trauma someone went through in their youth, they could have been James Bond. There has to be something there."

Currently, Moon Rebels fans are waiting for the extended cut of the film, which will include "nearly an hour of additional content." The director recently told Entertainment Weekly that although he is very proud of the current R-13 version of the movie, the extended R-rated version was his "original vision for the movie."