Justice League: Sneak peek of the Synder Cut sees Gal Gadot trying to unravel a mystery

Justice League star Ray Fisher seems to have opened a floodgate after he called out Joss Whedon for his on-set behaviour. For the unversed, The Avengers and Avengers: Age of Ultron director was handed the duties to reshoot and complete the Justice League after Zack Snyder's exit.

There’s a common thought amongst superhero movie fans that says Marvel Studios isn’t as friendly to directors’ visions as Warner Bros./DC. This idea has stemmed from the reports that Kevin Feige and Marvel Studios likes to shape films and follow a storytelling pattern, with directors having to fall into line or step aside.

Earlier this week, “Justice League” actor Ray Fisher made headlines when said that Joss Whedon‘s behavior on set was “gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable” after he took over Zack Snyder to finish the DC superhero film.

Henry Cavill is speaking out with his thoughts on the upcoming “Snyder Cut” of the movie Justice League.

Count Henry Cavill among comic books fans excited to watch through HBO Max’s fabled “Snyder Cut” of the “Justice League” film.

in a tweet that quickly went viral on Wednesday.Whedon — the director of Marvel Studios’ blockbuster superhero movies “The Avengers” and “Avengers: Age of Ultron” — took over directing duties for extensive additional photography on the DC comics adaptation from Zack Snyder, after Snyder left the project due to a death in his family.

On Monday, “Justice League” actor Ray Fisher made waves on social media when he not-so-subtly dragged Joss Whedon by “forcefully retracting” his support of the filmmaker who took over for Zack Snyder to finish the superhero film. At the time, the post seemed to be out of left field and it was unclear why the actor was saying that sort of thing in such a public way.

celebrity cover of John Lennon’s ‘Imagine’ that emerged at the start of lockdown, labelling it “creative diarrhoea”.A video of famous faces including O’Dowd, Jimmy Fallon and Gal Gadot, who sang the iconic track in an apparent show of solidarity, went viral when it was posted online in March.It failed to strike the desired note and instead received a legion of backlash for being “cringeworthy” and “out of touch”.Speaking on Louis Theroux’s Grounded podcast, O’Dowd has now admitted that the

On some level, you have to feel bad for Ray Fisher. Sure, he’s an attractive man that has a career in acting and isn’t necessarily “struggling” in the common use of the word.

told Yahoo Entertainment.The song would join a long line of cultural mainstays that are rebranding after the Black Lives Matter protests — foods such as Eskimo Pies and Aunt Jemima syrup among them.The song was originally a poem written in September 1814, during the Battle of Baltimore, by Francis Scott Key, who owned slaves. The poem was eventually set to music and became the country’s official anthem in 1931.

If it isn’t already abundantly clear by the state of the film industry, the COVID-19 pandemic has crippled just about every aspect of the business, with theaters closing, films being delayed, and productions being halted. But not only that, the global event is causing filmmakers like Patty Jenkins to second-guess what they were working on with franchises like ‘Wonder Woman,’ as the world tries to figure out what the hell is going to happen in the future.

Ever since Wonder Woman 1984 was announced, the DC fans have been wondering if the movie will be a sequel or a reboot of the 2017 film. The trailer sparked more confusion when it featured Chris Pine’s Steve Trevor, the character who died in the first film.

DC Extended Universe fans were thrilled to learn that Warner Bros was releasing the Justice League Snyder Cut on HBO's online streaming platform. The announcement was made a few weeks ago.

Ramin Setoodeh New York Bureau ChiefOne of the most anticipated movies of 2021 isn’t a new one.

Zack Snyder has given us a glimpse of his alternate version of 2017’s Justice League — and it includes our first look at DC supervillain Darkseid.

Jack Snyder cut of Justice League has been released.In the short teaser for the alternative version of the DC Universe film, which is due for release on HBO Max in 2021, fans are given a first moving picture glimpse of Darkseid, the supervillain omitted from the theatrical release of the 2017 film.Also in the clip shared by Snyder today (June 18) is a shot of Gal Gadot as Diana Prince (aka Wonder Woman) looking upon an engraving of Darkseid inside a cavernous space.First ever sneak peek at JL.

will debut on the streamer in 2021.«I want to thank HBO Max and Warner Brothers for this brave gesture of supporting artists and allowing their true visions to be realized.

will debut on the streamer in 2021.«I want to thank HBO Max and Warner Brothers for this brave gesture of supporting artists and allowing their true visions to be realized.