The special effects production of the director's cut of "Justice League" has been completed by 75%

Work on the director's cut of Justice League, which DC fans are looking forward to, is still ongoing. Although it is still a long way from being released online, most of the content has been completed. When participating in a fan Q&A event, Zack Snyder was asked about the progress of the special effects production of the director's cut of Justice League. Zack Snyder answered the question very straightforwardly.

Fan Hashim Ali asked Zack Snyder: Is the special effects production of (the director's cut of Justice League) completed? How much has been done now? Zack Snyder answered very straightforwardly: 75%. Due to the unique nature of Zack Snyder's director's cut of Justice League, its post-production is different from that of typical Hollywood blockbusters, which often have a release date before filming begins.

Zack Snyder said that the HBO Max version of "Justice League" will be divided into 4 episodes, each one hour long, for a total of four hours. The film will be launched on Warner's streaming media HBOmax and will be broadcast next year. It will explore the origin story of Cyborg, the emotional drama of the Flash, and many unprecedented contents about the Flash's interaction with time and space as a quantum character. The team is planning a global release, and it is expected to be introduced in the mainland.