The Snyder Cut Justice League trailer arrives with a new look at the new villains

Snyder’s cut from the Justice League almost started as a rumor. So it was an endless parade of hashtags. Now it’s 2021, Justice League’s Zack Snyder version is almost here, and we received a new Snyder Cut trailer for the original HBO Max for Valentine’s Day.

Zack Snyder generated even more hype for its version of Justice Leaguebeating HBO Max on March 18, with a new extensive trailer offering a lot to dissect. It features more Cyborg (Ray Fisher) and a new score, and this time it is not in black and white. Check it out below.

This new sound comes from composer Junkie XL, with whom Snyder wanted to work for the 2017 Justice League battle, but was eventually replaced by Danny Elfman in the final stages of production. This was just one of the changes after Snyder movie exit and the acquisition of Joss Whedon.

After a fan campaign of years, with strong support from the entire cast, we will finally see Snyder’s vision of the giant superhero. As reflected in the trailer, it will have more of Cyborg’s plot, also known as Victor Stone. The character’s backstory would originally be further developed in Snyder’s version.

In addition, Snyder had a budget of $ 70 million to increase visual effects and add new scenes with more characters like the villain Darkseid and pay for Junkie XL’s new score. But the main difference between streaming and theatrical versions may be just the addition of violence and profanity, which rated the HBO Max version with an R rating.

On Friday, we previewed the trailer: Snyder’s tweet on Friday included a short 18-second teaser video that gave us our best look until the new Snyder cut supervillain, Darkseid.

Blink and you’ll lose – unless you stop at Snyder Cut’s main Twitter account for a freeze-frame.

The teaser was the second in what appears to be a series of videos counting down to the full Valentine’s Day trailer. On February 11, Snyder posted a short clip featuring the Batmobile rushing into action, Wonder Woman in battle and Superman increasing his heat vision.

In 2017, Snyder departed from the Justice League after a family tragedy, leaving Joss Whedon to finish the film. Fans dissatisfied with the result campaigned for Snyder’s version of the blockbuster, and with strong support from the entire cast, we will finally make it.

Wait all four hours of this, when the long Zack Snyder’s Justice League arrives HBO Max next month.