When it was announced that Zack Snyder's Justice League would be released on HBO Max on March 18th, fans outside the U.S. were left in the dark when it came to global release plans.
A handful of countries (like Canada and New Zealand) announced when and where it would be available, but Warner Bros. revealed nothing for Europe, Latin America, and other major territories. Whether that was down to underestimating the global demand for the "Snyder Cut" or uncertainty surrounding how to launch the movie when HBO Max is a U.S.-exclusive service is unclear.
We have some good news today, though, as Snyder has officially announced plans for a worldwide, simultaneous release for his version of Justice League.
You can check out his announcement Tweet below, but a press release states, "Zack Snyder's Justice League will be made available worldwide in all markets day and date with the US on Thursday, March 18 (with the exception of China, France and Japan, where the release dates are TBD)."
"The feature film will be available in each market via one of the following distribution options – PVOD, PEST, EST, SVOD, TVOD, HBO linear and on HBO Go (in HBO Europe and HBO Asia territories), or via a local TV provider," it continues. "Additional details for each specific market will be shared in the upcoming weeks."
We'll hopefully have more to share with you soon, but keep an eye on your local providers!
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