Justice League Zack Snyder Directing Justice League (The Snyder Cut Edition)

[SupermanFan]

SuperBaldMan sound about right.

I like it

 

[STARMAN]

Henry already got to share some of the glory with Zack during the MOS watch party announcing the Snydercut. I'm hoping Henry is a surprise guest for another panel like Shazam 2.

 

[Herolee10]

Ladies and gentlemen...now thats a villain.

Well, it's definitely more menacing to look at than this fellow.

 

[DCnightwing23]

Here's the full vero post:

The most interesting thing about this is actually not the design (which is terrific) but the timestamp on the top left corner. It was widely known that the opening of the Snyder Cut was "epic" and it was assumed that it was a longer version of the history lesson - this shows that this takes place an hour into the movie, and this is part of the history lesson in which he attacks Themyscira. If this is the case, what the heck is that "epic" opening for the Snyder Cut?

 

[Herolee10]

The most interesting thing about this is actually not the design (which is terrific) but the timestamp on the top left corner. It was widely known that the opening of the Snyder Cut was "epic" and it was assumed that it was a longer version of the history lesson - this shows that this takes place an hour into the movie, and this is part of the history lesson in which he attacks Themyscira. If this is the case, what the heck is that "epic" opening for the Snyder Cut?

Pretty sure that this was the original opening to Snyder's film.

 

[kguillou]

Thats not the history lesson, that scene is the attack on Themyscrya when he gets the first motherbox. I just checked and originally that scene happens at around 22 minutes in the Theatrical cut.

 

[Comicbookguy339]

The most interesting thing about this is actually not the design (which is terrific) but the timestamp on the top left corner. It was widely known that the opening of the Snyder Cut was "epic" and it was assumed that it was a longer version of the history lesson - this shows that this takes place an hour into the movie, and this is part of the history lesson in which he attacks Themyscira. If this is the case, what the heck is that "epic" opening for the Snyder Cut?

Based design. Based timestamp.

 

[Superherofan123]

How far into the TC of JL did he attack the Amazons?

 

[kguillou]

22 minutes in.

 

[DCnightwing23]

Thats not the history lesson, that scene is the attack on Themyscrya when he gets the first motherbox. I just checked and originally that scene happens at around 22 minutes in the Theatrical cut.

This goes to show you I haven't seen the movie since it was in theaters lol. Thanks for that correction, Interesting to see this is now an hour into the movie as opposed to 22 minutes in, goes to show you the structure/composition of the movie is so different than what was released in theaters. Crazy stuff.

 

[moviefreak]

Before

After

 

[heatvision38]

I know which one would scare me more.

 

[Comicbookguy339]

I know which one would scare me more.

I hope the animation quality is also greatly improved. The facial animations of Steppenwolf in the theatrical cut were at times abysmal as were his movement animations. Furthermore, Steppenwolf seemed completely weightless in many scenes.

 

[DCnightwing23]

Another standout in the new screenshot is the coloring, so good

 

[SupermanFan]

Before

After

Theatrical Cut Steppenwolf really does look like a toy

 

[Comicbookguy339]

Another standout in the new screenshot is the coloring, so good

Probably not final though.

 

[souperman]

Pretty sure that this was the original opening to Snyder's film.

I remember Zack saying that Superman’s death scream woke the mother boxes which leads to Steppenwolf booming in.

SW, to answer Zacks question looks to me to not give at least 2 f**ks.

 

[kguillou]

I hope the animation quality is also greatly improved. The facial animations of Steppenwolf in the theatrical cut were at times abysmal as were his movement animations. Furthermore, Steppenwolf seemed completely weightless in many scenes.

Unlike with the TC when Whedon took over, Zack and the production crew have nothing but time now to polish all of the VFX in the movie and make it look professional. No excuse now to not have Steppenwolf’s animation look as clean as Thanos’.

 

[souperman]

Here's the full vero post:

I am a bit worried that this new SW design will be too scary for GAs...

 

[dennis_3107]

The most interesting thing about this is actually not the design (which is terrific) but the timestamp on the top left corner. It was widely known that the opening of the Snyder Cut was "epic" and it was assumed that it was a longer version of the history lesson - this shows that this takes place an hour into the movie, and this is part of the history lesson in which he attacks Themyscira. If this is the case, what the heck is that "epic" opening for the Snyder Cut?

Pick up from Reddit mate.

The timecode means 1 minute 30 second 5 frame so this is the coming trailer, not the movie.

 

[Broseph44]

Looks so badass

 

[Comicbookguy339]

Prior to BvS I didn't know much about the New Gods but when I saw Steppenwolf (that deleted scene was released almost immediately after the film came out in theaters) I remember going "holy crap, what the hell is that?". I don't think I would have reacted like that if it was the theatrical Steppenwolf.

 

[The Guard]

I know which one would scare me more.

The skull and horns loincloth IS pretty terrifying.

 

[souperman]

Pick up from Reddit mate.

The timecode means 1 minute 30 second 5 frame so this is the coming trailer, not the movie.

aren't you missing a few digits there sparky...

01:01:37:05

 

[souperman]

...so no helmet... just horny head!