Justice League’s Snyder Cut has a lot of slow-motion scenes and the film’s cinematographer addressed that choice. Fabian Wagner is impressed with the final product and thrilled that fans are getting what they’ve been asking for after all these years. The cinematographer spoke to IndieWire [.]
When Justice League opened in theaters in 2017, the story was as much about what was on the screen as it was about what happened behind the scenes. It was well-known that, while Zack Snyder was listed as the film s director, he had left the production before completion with Joss Whedon stepping in [.]
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Justice League: Study Claims More Than 60% of Audiences Didn t Finish Snyder Cut in First Week
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Zack Snyder s Justice League debuted on HBO Max last month and while it may have been the most anticipated release of the year thus far and drew in a staggering number of viewers during its first week, the film s four-hour run time might have been a bit much for more than half of those viewers. According to one study, only 36 percent of the 1.8 million U.S. households that tuned into the Snyder Cut during its first week actually made it through to the end meaning that over 60 percent of viewers didn t finish the film.
Justice League Snyder Cut s Harry Lennix: Martian Manhunter and Green Lantern Originally Appeared Together
and the Martian Manhunter (Harry Lennix) revealing themselves to Batman (Ben Affleck) in the film s epilogue, according to Lennix. Director Zack Snyder was the first to reveal Warner Bros. vetoed Stewart s role in
Justice League s
Snyder Cut because of the studio s plans for the character in a rebooted
Green Lantern Corps, calling the appearance of the green-skinned alien shapeshifter a compromise. Now Lennix says the scene, where Bruce Wayne awakes from his Knightmare and is warned about the looming war with Darkseid (Ray Porter), was to include both the Green Lantern and the Martian Manhunter: