When it comes to directing, cinematography and storytelling, Zack Snyder is one of those directors whose name has achieved unparalleled fame. The director is known for his expertise in mind-blowing action films and groundbreaking science fiction films. Zack Snyder was born on March 1, 1996 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and was heavily influenced by his mother's career in photography and painting, which led to the creation of some of the most beautiful cinematic masterpieces in the history of cinema. In this article, we discuss every Zack Snyder film – both standalone and series. So stick around and go through this list of all Zack Snyder movies in ranked order, update your watchlist, and go for it!

Now when Rebel Moon Part 2 was released people had high expectations for it and once again Zack Snyder failed miserably to live up to what was expected of him. Again, Rebel Moon had a plethora of problems. The story was very generic and the last scenes of the movie made the whole setup of Rebel Moon irrelevant. Yes, Zack Snyder nailed the visual aspect of this movie but the most important aspect, the story, was completely neglected making Rebel Moon Part 2 the lowest rated Zack Snyder movie of all time.

Already in 2023, Zack Snyder decided to create his very own cinematic universe based on Star Wars. He drew inspiration from the Star Wars series and created a world very similar to that of Rebel Moon. However, he may have emulated the scenery of Star Wars but could not do the same with the success of Star Wars. Rebel Moon did terribly and received serious criticism for a loose story, poor VFX and a bunch of other issues. But since Rebel Moon was supposed to be a two-part movie, people had hopes that Zack Snyder would potentially fix all of these issues with the sequel.

Although this movie didn't do so well due to several reasons, Sucker Punch was one of those movies that literally warps your mind. This film revolves around five asylum inmates who enter a fantasy world and battle samurai, snakes and more to find the items needed to escape. Sucker Punch is like someone created Inception but with teenagers by incorporating such mystical elements.