If you're planning on going to Comic-Con in San Diego this weekend, then you'll more than likely spot a number of billboards promoting the
Justice League "#ReleaseTheSnyderCut" movement.
Launched by fans disappointed about what happened when Joss Whedon reshot most of the movie in time for its November 2017 release, it's hoped that this will force Warner Bros. to release the original version of the DC Comics adaptation...which may or may not even exist.
At this point, though, you'd think they would at least share the screenplay or something similar!
There have been some bad examples of fans trying to get this movement off the ground by harassing studio executives or generally just trolling Marvel fans on social media, but, for the most part, it's done a lot of good. A fair bit of money has been raised for suicide awareness and prevention, as part of the reason Snyder stepped down was because of his teenage daughter's suicide.
Check out some photos of the billboards below:
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"Snyder Cut" reveals from filmmaker Kevin Smith!
According to Smith, crew members saw Jim Lee storyboards for all three movies. While the first instalment we ended up seeing (with Joss Whedon's reshoots) mostly played out how Snyder planned, the biggest change was that the ending would have featured an appearance from Darkseid as he stared down the team through the Boom Tube Steppenwolf escaped in.
In the sequel, however, things would have taken a cosmic turn for the iconic heroes...