One cannot quickly scale the monstrous anticipation that Zack Snyder’s ‘Justice League: Director’s Cut’ is riding with on its back. The film, that has seen a massive movement and billion fans virtually marching for it, is finally up for a 2021 release. But the tug of war this time is between the formats, whether it will be a four-part series or a four-hour long film. And to end the anticipation, Snyder has done the good deed by revealing it without really creating a pyramid of suspense. Read on to know more about the same.
If you are unaware about the tornado that HBO Max is sheltering right now. The streaming platform owns the ‘Justice League: Director’s Cut’. The film is director Zack Snyder’s version of the 2017 release that was later directed by Joss Whedon as Snyder had to step down due to some personal tragedy. While Whedon’s version did not impress many, fans kept asking for Snyder’s cut and the DC gods agreed.
Now as per the latest buzz and well, Zack Snyder himself, the format of the project is finally revealed. Synder has revealed that ‘Justice League: Director’s Cut’ will be a four-hour-long movie. Yes, you heard that right, a four-hour-long movie with a gazillion things happening. Well, this doesn’t come as a huge shocked as Zack is known for making movies with long runtime. —Koimoi
