After a long fan campaign, Warner Bros. finally decide to release The Snyder Cut – Zack Snyder's vision for Justice League – albeit via US streaming service HBO Max. Now we know more details of the release thanks to the panel at DC's FanDome event, which also debuted a new trailer.
The film certainly looks like it'll be very different from the version that arrived in cinemas, with Snyder looking to flesh out more of Cyborg (Ray Fisher)'s character and exploring different sides of Ezra Miller's Barry Allen/The Flash.
And he certainly has the space for that – Justice League will be showing in four one-hour chunks before it is assembled into one big extended movie. And for those who don't have HBO Max (including us in the UK), we will be seeing the cut in some fashion, as Snyder revealed they are working to find distribution venues. This Justice League will be on screens next year.