A year and a half ago, Zack Snyder’s Justice League appeared on HBO Max and in Germany on Sky. Zack Snyder patched together his own version of the 2017 blockbuster Justice League with an extra budget. All of this came a few months ago 4 hours of superhero wonders to Netflix. You can have a really nice, long evening with the film today and in the next three days. The mammoth film disappears from Netflix on September 17th.
Soon no longer on Netflix: Watch the massive trailer for the Snyder cut
Zack Snyder’s Justice League – Trailer (German) HD
Zack Snyder’s Justice League is a Super Hero Event
Perhaps there has never been one released such pure superhero vision. At least not with so much effort and budget. And Warner and DC owed their director Zack Snyder the same. For personal reasons, he was unable to complete the first version of Justice League himself.
Marvel director Joss Whedon took over. And turned Snyder’s approach inside out. He equipped the blockbuster with a lighter tone reminiscent of the Avengers films. The finished film had little to do with Snyder’s work. Accordingly, DC fans frantically (and sometimes aggressively) demanded the Snyder cut for years. In the meantime, manipulations in connection with the Snyder Cut have also become known.
Finally, Warner and DC gave the green light: Snyder was allowed out of the Lots of unused material put together a new movie. This time there were no creative limits. Zack Snyder’s Justice League is 100 percent Zack Snyder: slow motion, slow covers of pop classics, god metaphors, brutal fight scenes and melancholy.
Because this Justice League is Snyder’s farewell to DC, in which he brings together the most important characters of the DCEU he shaped for the last time: Wonder Woman, Batman, Joker and of course Superman.
How good is Justice League’s Snyder cut?
The Justice League shines in a new guise in the so-called Snyder Cut. For years, fans have been vying for the original cut of Zack Snyder’s DC blockbuster.
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In this episode of streams, Patrick, Jenny and Matthias answer the question of whether the 4-hour film is worth watching. How many changes are there, what’s up with the strange aspect ratio and does the controversial epilogue enrich the superhero film? You can find out all this and more in the podcast.
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a notice: We already published this article at the launch of Justice League on Netflix. This is an adapted version.
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