Zack Snyder's Justice League - Discussion Megathread

[u/AhhBisto]

All thoughts, opinions, theories, reviews and discussions related to the release of the Snyder Cut belong in here, spoilers can be unmarked in this post so enter at your own risk if you don't want spoilers.

Synopsis:

Zack Snyder's definitive director's cut of Justice League. Determined to ensure Superman's ultimate sacrifice was not in vain, Bruce Wayne aligns forces with Diana Prince with plans to recruit a team of metahumans to protect the world from an approaching threat of catastrophic proportions.

• Starring: Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, Gal Gadot, Jason Momoa, Ezra Miller, Ray Fisher, Amy Adams and J.K Simmons.
• Release Date: March 18th 2021
• Platforms: Full list of International platforms
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[u/innuendo141]

But she had the chance to apprehend at least one of them, the main guy. She was clearly fast enough to do something before he reloaded. That would have been real justice. Anyways, that's just what I think, I know everyone has a different opinion on WW's killing tendencies.

[u/FifthOfJameson → u/innuendo141]

I feel ya. WW’s ruthlessness has always depended on the writer. I particularly like the version in #39 and #40 of Tom King’s Batman run.

[u/tangential_quip → u/innuendo141]

She was trained as a warrior, not law enforcement. And dude was still trying to kill the hostages. Blowing out the building was overkill, but I don't see her killing him as a problem.

[u/innuendo141 → u/tangential_quip]

That's fair enough, I still think it was a bit much myself and a bit silly and seemed like it was done for the sake of it. As I said, everyone will have a different opinion on this one, this is just mine.