Snyder Cut Will Be a 4-Part Show
By George Robbins
This past weekend was a huge weekend for DC fans everywhere as it allowed fans to get information on any upcoming DC projects. There are a decent number of upcoming projects that were talked about at length this past weekend and we now know more about each one of them. The details for everything that was shown off were scarce before the convention, so every bit of detail we could get was good. This is why many DC fans are content with the information they received over the previous weekend and are now so more than ever excited about upcoming projects. Learning all of this from wherever people were at made it easy for the information to spread very quickly.
One of the more prevalent movies to be shown during the event was the Snyder Cut of the ‘Justice League‘ movie. It was decided a couple of months ago that this version of the film would become available some time early next year on HBO Max. It was decided that it would be released after many fans petitioned for years because they believed that the version of the movie they got to see in theaters was not the one they should have ended up with. Thus, Snyder decided to work on his version of the film with a budget given by Warner Bros. to make the version complete. What was just revealed about the cut is that it will be more adult oriented and it will be longer than the original film.
In fact, it will be so much longer than the original film, that it will be split up on HBO Max into four one-hour long episodes that will be put up on the service. What some fans may not have wanted to hear recently though is that the new version of the film will not be considered canon moving forward, so whatever happens in the film is self-contained. We will not see this version having any long-lasting effects on the DCEU moving forward and this may end up being disappointing for many fans. That aside, everything we have heard so far about the movie has been relatively good news. This means that we have a lot to look forward to in the beginning of next year when the Snyder Cut actually releases to the public.