More than a year after the cut of Justice League aired on HBO, there is a new report stating that some insiders at Warner Bros. are responsible for directing the cut of "Justice League" and causing damage to Warner Bros. Impact, regret.
Speaking of Warner Bros.'s DC Universe, the one that has received the most attention in recent years is undoubtedly Zack Snyder's "Justice League". Since the release of "Man of Steel" in 2013, Warner Bros. has begun to build its own DC universe to compete with the Marvel universe. However, this iconic DC team movie ended in failure. At that time, due to the departure of Director Zack and DC's invitation to join Joss Whedon, some fans called for the appearance of an edited version of "Justice League".
For a long time after that, Zack Snyder himself and a large number of fans continued to appeal to Warner Brothers. Finally, Warner Bros. invested an additional $70 million in budget for the film's visual effects. We're getting a very long director's cut of Justice League.
Although Joss Whedon's film was a critical success, Warner Bros. released it due to fan demand, and even after all this time there is still a lot of controversy. Because some people think that such fan demand is harmful. Because after the release of the cut version of "Justice League", the studio did not have any plans for a sequel, which completely broke the continuity. Therefore, many fans believe that Director Zack's DC universe died just like that.
Since the merger of Warner Bros. and Discovery, the future of the DC Universe has been very unclear. In particular, including "Batgirl ", coupled with other canceled movies and TV series, the future of the DC Universe is very unclear. However, a Variety report revealed that Warner Bros. insiders "bemoaned" that Zack Snyder's Justice League shouldn't have happened. Instead, they strongly believe that online fan activity should be ignored instead of giving Zack Snyder a platform for Justice League.
It’s worth noting that even Warner Bros. insiders may not be fully representative of Warner Bros. as a whole. These are the opinions of Warner Bros. staff and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts of key executives, including CEO David Zaslav. As for whether the executive will cancel the release of "Justice League" on HBO, it remains to be seen. However, during this period, Warner Brothers did have some chaos in the operation of the entire film industry due to funding problems.
In any case, when it comes to directing "Justice League", Warner Bros. took a lot of blame. Overall, many people were happy with the realization of "Justice League" at the time. However, Warner Bros. has undergone great changes in both its senior management and decision-making over such a long period of time. The only thing I hope is that Dwayne Johnson's next "Black Adam " will not be affected in any way.
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