It’s been a hard-fought battle for almost three years now, and we are finally about to witness the official Zack Snyder cut of Justice League coming to our screens on HBO Max in 2021. Constant teases from Snyder and the utmost demand and support from the fans started the “#ReleaseTheSnyderCut” movement trending on the internet. They were aided by the original cast and crew’s support of Justice League, which fulfilled everyone’s dream. Warner Bros. gave keys to Zack Snyder’s hands to shoot the revised version of his Justice League, which he had to leave amidst due to family emergencies.
Even though Justice League’s Snyder Cut no, referred to as Director’s Cut, is one of the most highly-anticipated projects of 2021, the original theatrical cut, which Zack Snyder had to leave abruptly due to family emergencies, took a significant toll on the director, according to a report from Cinemblend. Here, we are discussing everything Zack Snyder had to say about it.
Zack Snyder On His Fight For Family & Justice League
The report comes straightaway from Cinemablend, where Sean O’Connell, the author of the “Release the Snyder Cut” book, talked about the Zack Snyder interview where he revealed the situation of him leaving the 2017 Justice League and how he had to fight with the studios and for the movie. Zack Snyder said that he was done with the film and was in a place where his family needed him the most, and more than anything, he had to honor them the best to heal that world. Zack Snyder stated that he had no energy to fight with the studios or for the movie, and that’s the main thing for Snyder.
Zack Snyder further talked about a different world where he may have decided to stay and stick with the project, and by comparing the movie to a fight, he said that he was always used to this, but at that time, he had no energy in himself. Zack Snyder said that he was beaten by what was going on in his life, and thus, he didn’t want to and didn’t care to stay on to the Justice League project.