Zachary Levi calls out Hollywood for releasing "garbage" content

"I fully support my union, the WGA, and the strike," Levi stated. "I remain an outspoken critic of the exploitative system that us artists are subject to work in since I started my journey in this business 25 years ago. This strike is necessary to protect ourselves, our writers, and all those working in production who make the industry move."

"But we also cannot forget our fans during this strike," he continues. "Fans that spend their money and energy traveling far distances to talk with us about our work that means so much to them, we should be able to engage. Our business exists and succeeds because of the fans, and I think it's imperative we appreciate them for their support of our careers."

Shazam! Fury of the Godswas a massive box office bomb for Levi and DC Studios. The sophomore outing for Levi as the superheroearned a paltry $133 million worldwide and received a mediocre critical reception. Despite its box office performance, Levi still believes that the movie was good.

"The audience score is still quite good, but the critics score was, I don't know, very oddly and perplexingly low, and people were insanely unkind. Listen, I've been a part of things and as much as I wish that they were good, I know that they're okay, I know they missed a lot. I'm not saying Shazam! Fury of the Gods is some perfect Orson Welles masterpiece, but it's a good darn movie.

Viewers seem to agree with Levi as Shazam! Fury of the Gods received an 86 percent audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes compared to the 49% critics score. However, it may just be a small subset of the audience that went to see the movie.