Recent comments from Zack Snyder have pointed to his cut of Justice League receiving a theatrical release somewhere down the line, a fitting decision considering how much work has gone into making the "Snyder Cut" a reality. HBO Max isn't a bad home for it, of course, but it feels a lot like a movie we need to experience on the big screen.
In the theatrical version of Justice League, there was a mid-credits scene depicting Superman and the Flash having a race, but that was quite clearly a product of Joss Whedon's reshoots.
The second featured a meeting between Deathstroke and Lex Luthor, though actor Joe Manganiello recently confirmed that Jesse Eisenberg's scenes were reshot (changing the meaning behind their encounter). While the actor has since shot more footage as Slade Wilson, it doesn't look like that's being used for an extended post-credits stinger.
Answering some fan questions on Vero (via The Direct), Snyder confirmed that his Justice League will not have any sort of extra scene at the end of the credits. He also revealed that around 75% of the VFX work on the "Snyder Cut" is finished, so chances are we'll see it early in 2021.
In fact, the filmmaker later confirmed that his movie is still being released in the first quarter of 2021, so fingers crossed we get an official premiere date soon. For what it's worth, Snyder also said that it's "up to you fans" to decide whether this version of Justice League should be considered DCEU canon.
Stay tuned for the latest on Zack Snyder's Justice League as we have it.
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