Wonder Woman 1984 director hasn’t seen Zack Snyder’s Justice League

Patty Jenkins is yet to see Justice League’s upcoming Zack Snyder director’s cut, which is slated to air on HBO Max in March.

Although the exit of Zack Snyder Justice League is just around the corner, Patty Jenkins hasn’t seen the cut. While Jenkins is busy promoting Wonder Woman 1984, released on December 25 due to multiple delays, fans are eagerly awaiting the arrival of Snyder’s version of Justice League.

The eagerly awaited “Snyder Cut” is due out in March, a little over three years later. Justice League created. The director’s cut has been a subject of controversy since the film’s release in 2017, which was both a critical and box office failure, and did not represent Snyder’s original vision for the film. Snyder was fine in post-production when he had to walk away from Justice League due to personal tragedy, and Joss Whedon stepped in to complete the project. This involved doing a significant number of re-shoots aimed at clearing up the overall tone of the film and injecting some humor into it. Warner Bros. had no plans to release Snyder’s version until fans caused a social media storm demanding its release, and it wasn’t until May 2020 that the studio finally announced that the version by Snyder would be released as a four-part miniseries on HBO Max.

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In a recent interview with Collider, Jenkins spoke Wonder Woman 1984 and if she saw the new version of Justice League. Jenkins replied that she was just too busy to ask but couldn’t wait to see him. Jenkins explained: “I was so busy that I didn’t even ask. I am on [Snyder] would be if I asked. I would love to see it. Oh actually Gal and I could try to see him soon. “

Even with the Next Director’s Cup, fans continued to push Snyder’s agenda forward as they once again took to social media and made #restorethesnyderverse a trending topic on Twitter. The “Snyderverse” refers to Snyder’s original plans for the DCEU, which he had plotted as a five-movie arc that began in 2013. Steel man. Snyder himself made his opinion clear on Whedon’s version when he said he hoped his cut would erase Whedon. Controversy continued to surround Whedon who was recently called out by Ray Fisher for his abusive behavior on set, which led to an internal WarnerMedia investigation.

While it may seem surprising that Jenkins has yet to see Snyder Justice League, to put it mildly when she talks about being busy, because she has several massive projects lined up. Warner Bros. announced just two days after the release of Wonder Woman 1984 this Wonder woman 3 is on the way, while Jenkins is also working on Star Wars: Thieves Squadron as well as another collaboration with Gal Gadot on a Cleopatra film. Even with the ‘Snyderverse’ trend, it doesn’t seem like Warner Bros. intends to restore it, as a DC Studio executive recently commented that he sees the Snyder Cut as a dead end. For now, fans can look forward to the long-awaited Snyder Cut version of Justice League that they definitely won.

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Source: Collider

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