Justice Leaguehas been the most talked-about event in the world of superhero movies since the social media campaign to #ReleaseTheSnyderCut was created.
The four-part Snyder showcase is set to premiere internationally on Thursday 18 March on HBO Max. Fans outside the United States have been told to check their local listings for availability.
Unfortunately, fans in South Africa were left wanting after details of the film’s release did not include any local dates. While Zack Snyder himself has been critical of the studio’s international distribution plans, not much has been done to rectify the situation locally.
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Worth the wait? What critics are saying about Zack Snyder’s Justice League
Updated: March 16 2021, 3.57am
The long-awaited Zack Snyder’s Justice League film is about to arrive and the reviews are in (Daniel Leal-Olivas/PA)
The long-awaited new cut of 2017 superhero film Justice League is almost here – but has it been worth the wait?
Featuring Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Flash, Cyborg and Superman, the movie was the result of a troubled production.
Original director Zack Snyder departed the project due to a family tragedy before it was finished by Joss Whedon.
The film was a flop and fans mounted a fervent online campaign for a re-do.
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Justice League doesn’t arrive on HBO Max until Thursday, but the social media embargo was lifted yesterday and the reviews have started pouring in, with the general consensus being overwhelmingly positive so far. It was always guaranteed to be vastly superior to Joss Whedon’s maligned theatrical edition, the only real question was how high it could fly.
With over 100 reviews in the bag and counting on Rotten Tomatoes,
Justice League is currently sitting on a very respectable 75%, and you can guarantee the audience score is going to be much higher given how heavily invested fans have been in the project since it first shifted from being an online pipe dream to becoming a reality.