After many years of waiting, DC fans finally have access to

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

. The four-hour cut is streaming now on HBO Max and introduces plenty of

changes and new characters

to the Justice League.

The film differs a lot from Whedon’s version of the film, particularly in terms of aesthetics. Snyder previously said he would

not be using any of Whedon’s footage

and he changed a lot of the visual effects elements from the theatrical release, such as

Steppenwolf’s look

and the

red skies of the final battle

.

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But, Snyder isn’t done with his cut of

Justice League

yet.

BLACK AND WHITE SNYDER CUT COMING SOON

A new trailer reveals that the black and white version of

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

is coming soon to HBO Max.

Titled

Justice is Gray,

a scene was released on the film’s official

Twitter page

, showing a conversation between Ben Affleck’s Bruce Wayne and Jeremy Irons’ Alfred entirely in black and white.

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Zack Snyder’s Justice League: Justice is Gray coming soon to @HBOMax. #SnyderCut pic.twitter.com/tT4GGngktI

WE LIVE IN A SOCIETY WITHOUT COLOR

For the record,

Justice is Gray

is a black and white version of the same cut released on HBO Max.

Snyder teased the black and white version

of his film last month saying it was his

“ultimate version”

and that its

“the penultimate ridiculous movie that shouldn’t exist at its highest most fetishistic level.”

Given Snyder’s directing style, which saw his film released entirely in a 4:3 aspect ratio, it’s not too surprising to learn he also planned a monochrome version.

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The Snyder cut is already full of vibrant colors and costumes, so it’ll be interesting to see how these elements translate to black and white. The scene shown in the

Justice is Gray

trailer shows that monochrome definitely suits the aesthetic of the Batcave, but whether it works as well for other color-heavy scenes is yet to be seen.

It’s not unusual to see black and white re-releases of films these days. It’s been done with

Logan, Parasite

and

Max Mad: Fury Road

, and the Snyder Cut will be the latest to join these ranks.

After many years of waiting, DC fans finally have access to

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

. The four-hour cut is streaming now on HBO Max and introduces plenty of

changes and new characters

to the Justice League.

The film differs a lot from Whedon’s version of the film, particularly in terms of aesthetics. Snyder previously said he would

not be using any of Whedon’s footage

and he changed a lot of the visual effects elements from the theatrical release, such as

Steppenwolf’s look

and the

red skies of the final battle

.

ADVERTISEMENT

But, Snyder isn’t done with his cut of

Justice League

yet.

BLACK AND WHITE SNYDER CUT COMING SOON

A new trailer reveals that the black and white version of

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

is coming soon to HBO Max.

Titled

Justice is Gray,

a scene was released on the film’s official

Twitter page

, showing a conversation between Ben Affleck’s Bruce Wayne and Jeremy Irons’ Alfred entirely in black and white.

WE LIVE IN A SOCIETY WITHOUT COLOR

For the record,

Justice is Gray

is a black and white version of the same cut released on HBO Max.

Snyder teased the black and white version

of his film last month saying it was his

“ultimate version”

and that its

“the penultimate ridiculous movie that shouldn’t exist at its highest most fetishistic level.”

Given Snyder’s directing style, which saw his film released entirely in a 4:3 aspect ratio, it’s not too surprising to learn he also planned a monochrome version.

The Snyder cut is already full of vibrant colors and costumes, so it’ll be interesting to see how these elements translate to black and white. The scene shown in the

Justice is Gray

trailer shows that monochrome definitely suits the aesthetic of the Batcave, but whether it works as well for other color-heavy scenes is yet to be seen.

It’s not unusual to see black and white re-releases of films these days. It’s been done with

Logan, Parasite

and

Max Mad: Fury Road

, and the Snyder Cut will be the latest to join these ranks.