Pretty much states there will be f-bombs and be over 4 hours once it's fully released.
https://ew.com/movies/zack-snyders-justice-league-theaters-r-rated/
https://ew.com/movies/zack-snyders-justice-league-theaters-r-rated/
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Zac Synder's Justice League Seems To Be Rated R And Also Release In Theaters (Batman will say Fuck)
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So it'll be both a four hour miniseries AND a theatrical release? Going to need quite a lot of patience to sit through a four hour long Snyder movie, that's for sure. 😂
I have no expectations that it will be good, but I am curious to at least see what it'll be like. If anything, at least it'll feel like a consistent film and not just an obvious hodge podge of various ideas and reshoots and cuts that the theatrical film obviously was, even if it's going to be like consistently terrible.
Ah yes, can't wait to sit in a movie theater absorbing those sweet COVID particles for four hours to watch a Zack Snyder movie
shrug, people in charge like working with him and he delivers projects on time and on budget
They're doing the "Listen to Reddit" approach, worked wonders for Star Wars
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I think so, no matter how you feel about his movies, apprently he's a great person to work with.
I usually don't care about swearing either way.
But pitching a swearing Batman as if it's some brash, exciting thing is... well, a bit sophomoric.
But pitching a swearing Batman as if it's some brash, exciting thing is... well, a bit sophomoric.
If they're putting in 70 mill (that was the amount rumoured right?), why not try for the the technical awards.
I was originally going to post "no one asked of this" but then I remembered yes, actually some people asked for this.
Four hours?
This is some Clockwork Orange shit ain't it? They're gonna pry your eyes open, aren't they?
This is some Clockwork Orange shit ain't it? They're gonna pry your eyes open, aren't they?
Were the actors obligated to come back for reshoots? I kinda wish one refused so we'd get mustache Superman on steroids.
Depending when it's released, I might catch it in theatres. December 2021 for example would be a reasonable date.
Is there going to be a "Biggest attempt to polish a turd" category this year?
And you thought The Flash falling on Wonder Woman scene was embarrassing, just you wait and see...
