Hello everyone, friends 🙂 Justice League was released in cinemas, in which the authors promised to take into account all the shortcomings of the previous film – Batman v Superman. In order to “improve the quality,” in the middle of filming, Warner Brothers called in Joss Whedon to help Zack Snyder, who organized large-scale reshoots of the material and many began to suspect that in the cinema they would see a completely different film from what was shown in the first trailers. In fact, this is what happened. The film currently showing in theaters has little in common with what Zack Snyder directed. This is confirmed by the foreign portal ScreenRant. In the video, we take a closer look at the cut scenes of Justice League and other changes that Joss Whedon made to Zack Snyder’s material.
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Enjoy watching. Write what changes you think https://patrick-spins.uk/mobile-app/ were made for the better, and what changes, on the contrary, harmed the film? So, what do you think of the final version of Justice League from Whedon??
Thanks for the video. Of course, many people criticize Zack Snyder, but… His “Watchmen” made a huge impression on me. To this day. I think it’s the best superhero movie. Yes, the length of his work is not short, but films based on DC comics had their own trick. Now she’s gone. And why make super hero films bright and colorful?. A more serious tone goes better. Logan has already proven this. Although everyone has their own opinion)
I completely agree. Snyder’s films can be criticized, but they had their own face and their own atmosphere. The League does not have its own face and now the DC universe is in fact no different from the Marvel universe, except for the heroes themselves. And the Guardians are one love)
I don’t know, of Snyder’s works in the DC universe, I can only complain about “Man of Steel” for some monotony, but otherwise I liked everything. The director’s cut of "Bps" is good, and often unflattering reviews of this film go to the theatrical version. I’m very upset that Snyder left, although I understand that these are the circumstances. And as a person who has suffered such grief, I feel very sorry for him. But who really needs to be blamed is the Warners! They depersonalized their franchise, and now we can only hope that they realized their mistake.
