Jason Momoa Orders Warner Bros. To Release The Snyder Cut Of Justice League

Jason Momoa has ordered Warner Bros. Pictures to release the Snyder Cut of Justice League on his Instagram account.

Even I think they should, and this is coming from somebody who didn’t care much for Zack Snyder’s DC Comics movies.

I do have a lot of respect for Snyder’s work.

He’s clearly someone who loves the comics to bits, yet that isn’t always a good thing when it comes to making comic book movies.

The best comic book films of all time we’re made by people who really didn’t care all that much for the genre.

Look about Nolan’s Batman films, for instance. He’s someone who didn’t have a love of comics, and he made excellent films because he understands filmmaking.

Snyder’s movies feel like they were made by someone with too much reverence for the source material but in all the wrong ways.

Jason Momoa has taken to Instagram to order WB to release the Snyder Cut of Justice League

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Actually, I think he might have loved the video games more than the comics.

That said, I would really love to watch his take on the Justice League because it would have been far more interesting than the mess of a movie we ended up getting.

Honestly, Warner Bros. is sitting on a gold mine. If they were to make the Snyder Cut of Justice League available on HBO Max, subscription numbers would go through the roof.

They could also release David Ayer’s cut of Suicide Squad.

I think they should seriously think about doing this.

They could call them the Directors’ Cuts… or something like that.

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Do you agree with Jason Momoa and think Warner Bros. should release Snyder Cut of Justice League on HBO Max?

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