Warner Media’s played a trump card, revealing the fabled Snyder Cut of Justice League will release on streaming service HBO Max next year.
It’s happened. Dedicated DC film fans have finally seen their patience rewarded as Warner will #ReleasetheSnyderCut on its nascent HBO Max streaming service next year.
Director Zach Snyder announced the release during an online watch party (a common social activity people have partaken of in quarantine). He told the Hollywood Reporter his version will be “an entirely new thing” compared with the theatrical release, and it could be released either in a massive director’s cut, or perhaps in several “chapters.” To catch you up, HBO Max is the streaming service Warner Media has been working on to compete with Netflix, Disney+, etc. While the launch of HBO Max is coming next month, the Snyder Cut is expected to come out some time next year.
In case you’re blissfully ignorant, Zach Snyder is the director and auteur behind Man of Steel, Batman V Superman, and Justice League. He had to stop work on Justice League due to personal tragedy, and Joss Whedon stepped in to finish post-production and direct reshoots.
