Zack Snyder Says ‘Justice League’ Cut Has 2.5 Hours Of Unseen Footage

Zack Snyder is detailing the upcoming Justice League mini-series.

The 54-year-old director has shared some exciting details about the much-anticipated mini-series cut from the 2017 Justice League series that will land on HBO Max in 2021.

He explained on Vero, “I am looking at the actual visual effects shots because the cut is locked, so I’m just looking at these shots every day as they come in. It’s really exciting and I’m excited for you guys to see the giant amount of movie that you have coming your way… it is probably a solid 2 and 1/2 hours of unseen footage in this movie.

I would imagine, something like that. So yea, that’s gonna be fun for everyone to experience this for the first time,” – Synder also gave an update about Ezra Miller‘s Flash character, saying he won’t be able to move people around while in hyper speed, “I know a lot of people love that aspect of it; I just don’t… I think it goes against physics. You [can] say they’re protected by the Speed Force, but that’s open to interpretation.

I feel like if you grab someone at the speed he’s moving at, you could literally tear their arm out of its socket. He’s moving so fast, it would literally peel the flesh off of somebody’s body, so he’s gotta be super careful with humans inside of the Speed Force,”

You can find more celebrity news on our website.