Warner Bros. announces that the director's cut of Justice League is 4 hours long

Due to various reasons, "Justice League", which was originally highly anticipated in 2017, failed both at the box office and in terms of reputation. The original director Zack Snyder withdrew midway for some reason, which was considered by many to be one of the main reasons for the failure of the film.

However, many DC fans, celebrities and passers-by began to call on Warner to release Zack Snyder's director's cut of Justice League so that people can get a glimpse of the original appearance of Justice League. Zack Snyder himself has also revealed the existence of the director's cut of Justice League many times. The film is 214 minutes long, with CG special effects and soundtracks completed, and shared many stills.

The long-standing appeal finally moved Warner officials. Today (May 21), director Zack Snyder announced that the director's cut of "Justice League" will be released and will be available on Warner's streaming media HBO Max in 2021. DC officials and HBO Max officials also announced the news at the same time.

It is reported that Warner executives contacted the Snyders to return for re-editing in November last year. The director's cut of "Justice League" is expected to invest 20 to 30 million US dollars in production. It is reported that the film is as long as 4 hours and may be divided into 6 episodes for broadcast.

Zack Snyder was once the soul of the DC movie universe. He participated in the screenwriting of the legendary superhero movie "Watchmen" in 2009, and then directed "Man of Steel", "Batman v Superman" and "Justice League". However, because the style of the movie is too fan-oriented and the plot is mostly dark, it is often well received but not popular.