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Zack Snyder’s version of Justice League is almost here, and we have a new trailer for the HBO max original, which appears on March 18 extensive new trailer offers a lot to dissect. It contains more Cyborg (Ray Fisher), as well as a new score, and this time it’s not in black and white. See below.
The brand new sound comes from composer Junkie XL, with whom Snyder wanted to collaborate for 2017’s Justice League, but who was eventually replaced in the final production phase by Danny Elfman. That was just one of the changes after Snyder deviation from the film and Joss Whedon’s takeover.
After years of fan campaign, with great support from the full cast, we are finally going to see Snyder’s vision on the superhero tree. As reflected in the trailer, it will feature more of the storyline Cyborg, aka Victor Stone. The story of the character would originally be expanded more in the version of Snyder.
In addition, Snyder had a $ 70 million budget to enhance the visual effects, adding new scenes with more characters such as a new supervillain Darkseid and pay for the fresh Junkie XL score. But perhaps the biggest difference between the streaming and the theatrical versions is just the extra violence and swearing, which gave the HBO Max version an R rating.
On Friday, we took a look at the trailer: Snyder’s Friday tweet included a short, 18-second teaser video featuring the best look yet at Darkseid.
In 2017, Snyder Justice League departure after a family tragedy, and Whedon leaves to complete the film. Fans who are unhappy with the result have campaigned for Snyder’s version of the trailer. And with great support from the full cast, we’ll finally get it.
Looking forward to all four hours of it, when Zack Snyder’s Justice League passes HBO Max next month. The film will stream in 4K UHD, HDR10, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos on supported devices.
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