Zack Snyder's JUSTICE LEAGUE on HBOmax in 2021!

[CosmiComic]

He as as far as the theatrical release did not suck because of him.

In that case, yes

[Rev9]

I have a question I haven’t seen this yet but I’m thinking about watching it in 2 parts
So my question is without giving away any massive spoilers
What would be a good point to have a little intermission for a toilet break and maybe grab a coffee etc

When part 4 - 'Change Machine' appears around 1hr 51 minute mark, pause for the Intermission

[abetterday]

Ray Fisher did a new interview today on comicbookdebates and said that he could possibly return to do JL2 or a Cyborg movie under certain circumstances. It seems he wants an apology from Walter Hamada and want Warner Bros. to say exactly what remedial actions they have taken since the investigation into the dispute closed.

[skyvolt2000]

Ray Fisher did a new interview today on comicbookdebates and said that he could possibly return to do JL2 or a Cyborg movie under certain circumstances. It seems he wants an apology from Walter Hamada and want Warner Bros. to say exactly what remedial actions they have taken since the investigation into the dispute closed.

What does Walter have to apologize for? He was not working for DC at the time.

https://bleedingcool.com/movies/warn...sher-responds/

Walter had nothing to do with "Justice League." He was not running DC Films in 2017 when "Justice League" was completed and released. He wasn't put in charge of DC Films until the following year. About a year ago, Walter, [Warner Bros. Pictures Group head] Toby Emmerich, me, [former WarnerMedia chairman] Bob Greenblatt, [former HBO Max content chief] Kevin Reilly, and [HBO Max original programming head] Sarah Aubrey sat around the table with Zack and greenlit the Snyder cut. That cut includes Ray Fisher's entire story as Cyborg, which is something that he had been disappointed had been cut from the Justice League movie three years ago. Perhaps we've lost the plot a little bit which is that Toby and Walter were part of the green-lighting that allowed Zack's vision to come to life, which includes sharing the full story about Ray's character. There really was nothing that Walter did against Ray, in fact he offered him a role in the Flash movie.

Walter was promoted recently. I am fully supportive of Toby and Walter and their visions. I truly believe they are great executives. Walter happens to be a person of color, so he knows what that feels like. He is bringing in diverse voices at an accelerated pace, more than anyone has in the past.

It might be time for Walter to get a lawyer. If he was there I could understand but he was not there.

[Thezmage]

Ray Fisher did a new interview today on comicbookdebates and said that he could possibly return to do JL2 or a Cyborg movie under certain circumstances. It seems he wants an apology from Walter Hamada and want Warner Bros. to say exactly what remedial actions they have taken since the investigation into the dispute closed.

The implicit part of this response is that the remedial actions need to include Johns and Hamada

[ZeroBG82]

What does Walter have to apologize for? He was not working for DC at the time.

Fisher is alleging that while Hamada wasn't involved in the direct harassment he claims to have experienced while filming under Whedon, that Hamada helped cover up that behavior later by making an effort to derail or prevent the investigation into that behavior. And/or that Hamada shielded those Fisher sees as guilty from consequences when that investigation completed.

[Killerbee911]

No idea, but they must count these things somehow, otherwise it would just be random guesses on what new content to create.

They know numbers for example, Wonder Woman 1984 did better numbers than the Synder Cut its opening weekend but there is a little asterisk with factoid that Synder cut is four hour movie which kills repeat viewing but still something as awful as Wonder Woman 1984 got watch more than the Synder cut

[HsssH]

They know numbers for example, Wonder Woman 1984 did better numbers than the Synder Cut its opening weekend but there is a little asterisk with factoid that Synder cut is four hour movie which kills repeat viewing but still something as awful as Wonder Woman 1984 got watch more than the Synder cut

Isn't new movie supposed to get more views than a director's cut?

[Midvillian1322]

Isn't new movie supposed to get more views than a director's cut?

For sure, but people were acting like ZSJL was this massive success like nobody has ever seen. That it's a no brainer to bring Snyder back for a JL2. When there is no business reason to do that.

[Midvillian1322]

Ray Fisher did a new interview today on comicbookdebates and said that he could possibly return to do JL2 or a Cyborg movie under certain circumstances. It seems he wants an apology from Walter Hamada and want Warner Bros. to say exactly what remedial actions they have taken since the investigation into the dispute closed.

Of course he would but I doubt WBs would ever want him back. They have done nothing but defend Hamada. They went out they're way to discredit Ray recently. Even calling into question his excuse of an NDA.

[HsssH]

For sure, but people were acting like ZSJL was this massive success like nobody has ever seen. That it's a no brainer to bring Snyder back for a JL2. When there is no business reason to do that.

I know that "Snyder Cut is biggest superhero movie ever" people exist, but I don't think that we should take them seriously here.

But I'm not sure about the second part, obviously JL2 is not realistic, but I can see ATT being interested in something at smaller scale.

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What does Walter have to apologize for? He was not working for DC at the time.

https://bleedingcool.com/movies/warn...sher-responds/



It might be time for Walter to get a lawyer. If he was there I could understand but he was not there.

While I now support Fisher regarding Whedon, I'm not so sure why he keeps going in on Hamada.

The dude wasn't at WB when the decisions regarding JL were made. That's been said many times.

Maybe it's the way he handled the investigation but it all seems very strange.

[Coal Tiger]

Ray Fisher did a new interview today on comicbookdebates and said that he could possibly return to do JL2 or a Cyborg movie under certain circumstances. It seems he wants an apology from Walter Hamada and want Warner Bros. to say exactly what remedial actions they have taken since the investigation into the dispute closed.

I guess Ray Fisher isn’t coming back.

[Username taken]

I know that "Snyder Cut is biggest superhero movie ever" people exist, but I don't think that we should take them seriously here.

But I'm not sure about the second part, obviously JL2 is not realistic, but I can see ATT being interested in something at smaller scale.

True.

Regarding the logisitics, I'm not sure Snyder can even get all these actors back together again.

Some of them have moved onto other things. Although, money has been known to change hearts and minds I'm not sure the studio will want to put money into this.

[HsssH]

Justice League had 300 millions budget, that amount of money is not realistic. But I could see them dropping 100 (Shazam's and BoP's budget) on some continuation of Snyderverse.