HBO Max to Release Zack Snyder’s<br />Version of 'Justice League' After years of fans asking for it, Snyder’s cut <br />of ‘Justice League’ will finally see the light of day. It will hit HBO Max in 2021. Snyder confirmed the <br />news during a quarantine<br />watch party of his other<br />DC film, ‘Man of Steel.’ The “Snyder Cut” came about after the DC<br />Extended Universe director was forced to leave<br />‘Justice League’ in the middle of production. He was replaced by Joss Whedon, who performed<br />$25 million worth of reshoots, leaving fans<br />suspicious about the amount of changes he made. This caused fans to rally around Snyder and<br />call for his version of the film to be released,<br />as they believed it would be better. Snyder is reportedly rejoining<br />his original post-production crew to<br />recut his footage of the movie. According to Snyder, roughly “one fourth”<br />of his footage was used in Whedon’s cut. Zack Snyder, to<br />'The Hollywood Reporter' It is unclear what format the recut will<br />take, whether it be an extra-long movie<br />or a six-episode miniseries.
