Not really, you can have several different cuts of the same film like 2-3 months before release (*cough* Suicide Squad *cough*)

Anyways, for countries that required the film to have dubbing, ideally the release date will be later than the rest of the world

Oh shit. One who's on the same page

Patty Jenkins – Wonder Woman director

Our hearts are with the Snyder's and have been. Truly good people and friends to so many. xoxo https://t.co/Q3cLX9ihlu

— Patty Jenkins (@PattyJenks) May 22, 2017

James Wan – Aquaman director

My heart breaks for Zack and Deb. Condolences to their family.

— James Wan (@creepypuppet) May 22, 2017

Geoff Johns – DC Films co-president

My heart, eternal support & thanks to my friend & colleague @zacksnyder – one of the kindest and most inspirational artists I've ever known.

— Geoff Johns (@geoffjohns) May 22, 2017

Jon Berg – DC Films co-president

Thank you @ZackSnyder for leading the league with passion and creativity. We are all so sorry for your family's loss.

— jon berg (@thejonberg) May 22, 2017

Chris McKay – The LEGO Batman Movie director

I'm sure many of you have already seen this but this is just terribly sad https://t.co/5QK1t0ZLVK

— Chris McKay (@buddboetticher) May 22, 2017

Clay Enos – DC Films photographer

https://t.co/FdsXBWEOhM – With you 100% my friends. Do what you need to do. @VeroTrueSocial pic.twitter.com/BDNLhmND6b

— Clay Enos (@ClayEnos) May 22, 2017

Kevin Smith – DC TV director

My heart goes out to you, @ZackSnyder. I'm sorry for your family's loss. We all love you, sir. I'm here if you need anything.

— KevinSmith (@ThatKevinSmith) May 22, 2017

Jim Lee – DC Entertainment co-publisher

Wishing Zack and Deborah some measure of peace & solace in the wake of their heartbreaking family tragedy. Love you guys

— Jim Lee (@JimLee) May 22, 2017

Scott Snyder (no relation to Zack) – DC Comics writer

And love and thoughts to @ZackSnyder and family. Also, gratitude for the passion brought to the DCEU always

— Scott Snyder (@Ssnyder1835) May 23, 2017

https://www.instagram.com/p/BUakl20gvYb/

Isn't the whole point of editing is to have multiple version so the studio can pick one version to finish up to release theatrically. It's already been a standard practice started from the Godfather days. I'm saying fundamentally Whedon does not have a lot of room to make changes to the edit as release date is too close for effects heavy film like this one. Simply no knowing whether minor or extensive reshoot. Furthermore it's disrespectful to a degree for Joss Whedon to do a 180 on Zack Snyder's rough cut unless the state of it really bad which simply again no way of knowing it. In order for the studio to greenlight the reshoot, think they already decided which rough cut version to base on. Pretty sure Zack Snyder already shares more than one of his extended edits to gauge feedback.

Does it even need Whedon edit vs Snyder edit to begin with? If it's good,it's good...so if it's sucked then it's sucked and not a single thing you can do about it.

The edit structure of BvS extended cuts....are just missing scenes without touching the heavy effects shots too much. It's not like Ridley Scott's Kingdom of Heaven which is night and day different.

So did Gareth Edwards cries when the last one third of Rogue One being reworked by Tony Gilroy. Neither did Gilroy came out dissing Edwards for not being credited for his contribution.

Unless you are living under a rock....blockbuster movies nowadays are being released simultaneously regionally mostly to call first dip on foreign ticket sales and to compete against streaming services.

This post has been edited by 6so: May 23 2017, 08:13 PM

Tickets are now available to purchase

scale 1:1?

To be honest, I disagree. Zack is brilliant with visuals and a great action director. But he really isn't a good storyteller. He really needs either good source material (Watchmen) or a good screenwriter to help make his movies.

There are many parts about Man of Steel and BvS that really expose those weaknesses. The characters aren't really fleshed out and developed. Sometimes it feels like a collage of scenes. Not a movie.

Case in point Man of Steel. He chose to put so many Perry White scenes instead of taking more time to flesh out the two most critical parts of Man of Steel - the part where Superman chose to destroy the Genesis ship and the part where Zod confronted Superman for the final fight. Those two scenes are defining moments, same like the part where Superman spoke to the priest and decided to surrender. These were chances to show characters making tough choices and these choices have consequences. They are also chances to help us relate to the key characters and why they do what they do. Instead Zack glossed over those scenes and chose to focus on the pointless Perry White scenes. Superman should have started the movie filled with doubt about who he is and what he wanted to do with his life. When he finally makes his decision to side with humans, it is a decision he made with hope for humanity to better itself and in order to defend that decision he must stand up in the light and fight as Superman. Zod should have started the movie as a decorated general trying to save his people but becoming cynical and jaded and cruel in his hopelessness in the end. To me, that should have been the overarching theme. Instead, what we get is slam bang action juxtaposed against the desperation of Perry and gang in the final third of the movie to force some suspense.

It's the same for BvS. The way they set up the confrontation simply wasn't convincing. The movie doesn't feel natural because the movie relies heavily on plot devices rather than actually building relatable characters. Same problems as Man of Steel.

Don't get me wrong. It's not that those movies sucked. There are many parts of both movies that I really loved. It's just that they could have been so much better than the average summer blockbuster.

Hey look, colors! and superman!!

only missing green lantern in line up

That's later, in JL2. Also captain marvel. I think 6 characters is quite a lot to juggle in one film

GL Corps has huge potential, just need to find the right story to put on screen. And GL Corps has a lot of epic stories, some of the best comic book stories ever written



This post has been edited by gaeria84: May 31 2017, 11:11 AM

got rumours that GL will show in JL...either cameo or credit scene....maybe hal jordan or GL corp member....

If it's ryan reynolds reprising his role as hal jordan, I'm gonna go omg

http://movieweb.com/justice-league-success...-release-slate/

JL better make a billion dollars!

Sigh, there's only one DC film in 2018, that's at the end of the year

This post has been edited by gaeria84: Jun 7 2017, 12:11 PM

Danny Elfman to replace Junkie XL in scoring Justice League
Snyder's vision is being slowly replaced

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-visi...medium=referral


Anyways, Danny Elfman is a great replacement





This post has been edited by gaeria84: Jun 15 2017, 04:32 PM

MCU crew invading DCEU team from inside, slowly and slowly.

If JL movie success, those MCU fans will definitely claimed that its becoz of it was helmed by MCU Avengers team on last minute.

DCEU is being infiltrated by marvel from the inside

dayumm now all jumpship to DC liao. later chris evans also jumpship to DC?

fyi he also make soundtrack for tim burton's batman & batman return....



so he got experience with dc too...should be good..