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Though Ben Affleck deems 2017’s Justice League “the worst experience I’ve ever seen in a business full of s—ty experiences,” he does appreciate the “genius” of Zack Snyder’s director’s cut for HBO Max. Justice League starred Affleck as Batman, Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, Ezra Miller as The Flash,

Theaters are open! And yet… a good percentage of you still are enjoying first-run movies in the comfort of your own home, given the option. To that end, in what ways did you “upgrade” your TV viewing experience while shut in during the pandemic? Because as noted above, though something as big and

The “Snyderverse” will not be restored, despite a certain amount of praise (and hashtagging) for Zack Snyder’s four-hour remix of Justice League, which began streaming on HBO Max last week. Years after the two-hour Justice League hit theaters — rewritten and completed by filmmaker Joss Whedon,

HBO Max on Thursday released the infamous, almost-mythical #SnyderCut— as in Zack Snyder’s Justice League, a four-hour remix of 2017’s timidly received team-up film. Was the long-awaited epic in fact more… super? Simply said, #SnyderCut gave you more. More of everything. Usually for the (much!)

Welcome to the Darkseid. In the latest trailer for the four-hour-long (!) Zack Snyder’s Justice League (a.k.a. the Snyder Cut), a new villain rises to snatch the spotlight. Releasing Thursday, March 18, on HBO Max, the film finds Bruce Wayne (Argo‘s Ben Affleck) joining forces with Diana Prince