JUSTICE LEAGUE Director Zack Snyder Reveals More #SnyderCut Details, Including Plans For Batman's Demise

Is baby Yoda in it?

well we always knew he had a 5 part story in mind like hunger games or something like that, it was never meant to be a universe i think but wb got gready and made 700 spin off

Well even if they release it, its not going to be a complete story since they didnt do justice league 2 and even if there is an ending, its still not what Snyder wanted to do.

If it is released i will check it out but really doubt it will and with snyder gone, the dc films are back on track

These articles are just plain goofy at this point. Have we all not seen and experienced the masterpiece that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Did we not see Endgame? Why are we giving any more thoughts to this turd of a movie. It would have sucked regardless if he completed it or not; if the footage he actually shot was any indication. I feel bad for him... he's losing it as Kevin Feige collects his billions, casts Wolverine, and preps for Oscars. Instead of moving on so people can forget about this mess, he whines every day so we'll remember forever. Good God help us all.

The Snyder Cut and The New Mutants release will probably be the last sign of the apocalypse

Genuinely asking: is there any decision Snyder has made, that his fans haven't forced themselves to swallow yet?

They've made excuses for literally everything in his movies so far. Am curious what they think about Batman dying.

How about we just wait for the end of the week and round up all the snyder cut crap into a single article

To quote David Brenner, editor of Batman vs. Superman:

"In the script there are more subplots than you see in the movie right now.... It was a lot to juggle. So the plot lines of a couple characters had to go. These people are currently in the movie but we don’t track them, and it’s okay... So what was once a nearly four hour cut with absolutely everything was ridiculous – ended up being about a three hour [ultimate] cut, once all these added storylines were refined with the fat was cut out."

Think of how much money and time and frustration and waste must have gone into that extra hour and a half of material that got removed from the theatrical cut entirely. And to have the whole thing still be utterly unsalvageable in the editing room. Think about being Warner Brothers when Snyder shows up with his big goofy grin because this time he has an hour more of material they're going to have to cut this time.

Now imagine being Warner Brothers and reading interviews with the Russos, who released an extremely tight movie just two months after Batman vs. Superman with many of the same motifs and themes, and Joe Russo says this:

"We've been fortunate, I think. We put so much time into the script process with Markus and McFeely, so we have an innate sense of how long we want the movie to be so we know when sections are feeling too long. We tend to make most of our trims in the script. Resources are incredibly valuable on movies like this, scenes can be very expensive, so you don't want to put your resources and your money toward things that aren't going to make it on the screen."

Obviously every movie goes through a process in editing, and not every Marvel movie is as well-oiled a production as Civil War, but that movie's rough cut was 2 hours and 40 some minutes and only lost something like 20 minutes for the theatrical release.

Snyder shot at least two movies, not knowing whether any of it made sense together and apparently without concern for how the pieces would fit in a theatrical runtime. So yeah, they turned to Joss Whedon to do whatever he could to fix this mess, because that's all it was by that point: a huge [frick]ing mess.