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Most recently, the director spoke candidly about bringing the Joker into the film with a new look.
He told IGN: “It really defines, in my mind, the mythological heart of the conflict that both of them share is their relationship.
“I think without a scene where [Batman and the Joker] get to air their dirty laundry about each other, I felt like we were getting shortchanged as fans of the DC Universe.”
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Snyder continued: “That was the hope, that we would get to see them come together but also, in particular, reflecting on each other and their struggle with each other and the why a little bit, so that was really fun for me.”
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There was already much reason to celebrate when the existence of âThe Snyder Cutâ was confirmed. Fansâ excitement would triple, however once the groundbreaking comic book movie event, officially titled
Zack Snyderâs Justice League, was given an official release date. Now, the return of Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and more of our beloved DC titans is now rapidly approaching, yet there is still much about it that remains a mystery.
This is not to say that Zack Snyder has been particularly tight-lipped over certain details about his revamped edition of the 2017 DCEU crossover film. In fact, he has been more than willing to reveal all kinds of information that easily could have been left to be discovered once it hits HBO Max on Thursday, March 18, 2021. Yet, in retrospect, I suppose there is not too much risk of spoiling a film that most audiences have essentially seen roughly a quarter of already.
“Something Darker”
Right away you can see that there are three chapter titles in quotation marks. That’s presumably because those are actual lines of dialogue that are spoken within those chapters. “Don’t count on it, Batman,” sounds like a line that Aquaman (
Jason Momoa) might say when he initially turns down Bruce Wayne’s (
Ben Affleck) offer to join him in the fight to protect the world. But since
Jared Leto is making an appearance as The Joker at some point, we can hear him saying that line too.
The Age of Heroes feels like it could be a good time for a flashback, perhaps to the first time Steppenwolf and his legions of Parademons had attempted to take over the Earth thousands of years ago by using the combined energies of the three Mother Boxes. After all, Diana (