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Also, I really believe that if Dolores O’Riordan was still alive, she wouldn’t have let Snyder use “Zombie” in this movie. Like the video above mentions, that song is about killings during the Northern Ireland conflict and was one of her most important and powerful songs. But just because it had the word “zombie” in it and it’s a heavy rock tune, Snyder used it in this movie. That’s actually pretty offensive the more I think about it. I’m surprised the remaining members of the Cranberries allowed him to use it.
I know that this sort of thing happens a lot with music and I’m normally okay with it (songs with meanings that don’t really match the movies that use them). But in this case, it just reinforces the “Snyder acts like a 13-year-old boy” argument. He was probably just like, “Damn, are there any songs about zombies? Oh yeah... that one by that hot Irish chick who sang Dreams! That one was even called Zombie!”
Yeah, I felt it's use was really inappropriate.