In a surprising move, it looks like Zack Snyder’s Justice League will no longer be coming out as a limited series as announced in the summertime. Rather, in a recent exchange with a fan, Snyder himself, via VERO, confirmed that the film will be coming out as a four-hour movie instead.
An account called “What's On HBO Max” screen captured the exchange. See below:
Zack Snyder confirms #ZackSnydersJusticeLeague will be 4 hour movie and not 4 episodes series. #TheSnyderCut opens March exclusively on HBO Max. pic.twitter.com/GM2N0G0qkt
— What's On HBO Max (@WhatsOnHBOMax) January 17, 2021
So, what does everyone make of this? I was rather expecting to see it as a four-episode limited series, although I must admit, I’m happy it’s coming out as a movie. After all, it was designed as a feature film, so rather than cut it into forty-minute chunks, it’s probably better just to have it all come out in one go. Either way, there should be plenty of new material for fans to dig into, with reports even revealing that the film could receive an R-rating. There’s no release date yet, but it's widely expected to hit HBO Max in March.
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