The
makers
of
Justice
League
Snyder
Cut
have
finally
revealed
the
release
date
for
the
much-anticipated
film,
as
March
18,
2021.
The
film
is
all
set
to
premiere
on
WarnerMedia's
streaming
service
HBO
Max,
in
less
than
two
months.
The
release
date
was
announced
along
with
three
new
posters
by
the
official
Twitter
handle
of
HBO
Max.
The
tweet
read,
"Zack
Snyder's
Justice
League
premieres
March
18
exclusively
on
HBO
Max.
#SnyderCut."
While
one
poster
shows
Justice
League's
logo
in
rubble,
the
second
one
shows
a
tattered
Justice
League
flag.
The
third
post
shows
the
film's
logo
on
a
film
canister
that
also
reads,
'Snyder',
presumably
a
nod
to
the
Snyder
Cut
version.
According
to
reports,
the
scenes
in
the
poster
are
from
the
trailer
which
was
released
back
in
2020.
The
dark
and
grim
shots
refer
to
the
dream
sequence
in
Batman
vs
Superman,
where
Bruce
Wayne
dreams
that
the
world
was
turned
into
a
wasteland
after
being
transformed
by
Darkseid
and
Superman,
who
becomes
evil.
The
Snyder
Cut
has
been
one
of
the
most
anticipated
releases
in
the
DC
Extended
Universe.
The
film
comes
after
Zack
Snyder
had
left
the
Warner
Media
project
mid-way
due
to
creative
differences
with
the
studio.
However,
the
2017
release
titled
Justice
League,
failed
to
impress
the
audience
and
fans
began
asking
for
Synder's
version
of
the
film.
While
the
plot
remains
the
same,
the
Snyder
Cut
will
also
feature
the
scenes
which
were
cut
from
the
theatrical
release
earlier,
and
also
introduce
Steppenwolf's
master
Darkseid.
WarnerMedia
has
reportedly
spent
30
million
dollars
to
finish
the
Snyder
Cut,
which
included
reshoots
with
the
entire
cast
of
the
film.
The
film
which
will
be
four
hours
long,
will
also
be
released
in
a
mini-series
format.
The
film
is
releasing
on
HBO
Max,
which
is
currently
available
only
in
the
US,
and
the
studio
is
yet
to
reveal
how
it
will
be
released
for
the
global
audience.