The director's cut of Justice League will only be broadcast in the United States on March 18. Director Zack Snyder is very disappointed with Warner Bros.

The director's cut of Justice League will be broadcast online on HBO Max on March 18, but this is not good news for fans outside the United States, because there is a big problem with the premiere on March 18: it will only be broadcast in the United States. This means that countries outside the United States will not be able to see the director's cut of Justice League on the day of the launch, and the launch date has not even been announced for other regions.

Recently, Zack Snyder accepted an online interview with the YouTube channel SnyderCutBR. During the interview, Zack Snyder was asked about the global launch plan of the director's cut of "Justice League". Zack Snyder expressed his disappointment with the current (global launch of the director's cut of "Justice League") plan and admitted that he was not sure why there was so little news about the new film. Zack Snyder said: "You know, (Warner) didn't do an amazing job with the release of this movie. I don't know why this happened, and I really don't know how to say it."

In the interview, Zack Snyder believed that Warner's standard distribution procedure for releasing the director's cut of "Justice League" was the reason for the decline in the film's release, and the production speed of the director's cut of "Justice League" compared to other films that usually take a year or more to complete and release made the problem more complicated.

Unfortunately, Director Zack Snyder did not announce any updates about the global release date of the director's cut of Justice League during the interview. The director's cut will most likely have to wait until HBO Max is launched in their respective countries, which may take some time. I hope Warner can respond to this as soon as possible to reassure global audiences.