Zack Snyder's Justice League confirmed to be a 4 hour movie

Ever since it was confirmed to be happening Zack Snyder's Justice League has been one of the talking points in the comic book universe. It was reported that it would be a 4 part mini series but last night Zack Snyder confirmed that isn't the case and it will be a 4 hour movie instead and here are my thoughts on the news. 

Now becomes one of the most anticipated films of the year

After the trailer for this film came out it got me so hyped and so excited that we were finally getting the chance to watch the real vision of Justice League. Now it is a movie this is one of my most anticipated films of the year and my hype for it has grown. 

Will it hit cinemas?

In America HBO Max has the rights for this film but over here in The UK we haven't had any updates on the rights so could it go to the cinemas? Now this would be relying on cinemas re-opening but if they do then could Warner Bros take the gamble and put in in the cinema alongside a home release in order to try and build on the hype for the film. 

How much new content is there?

Over the past few months it has been reported that more filming has taken place for this film with more characters added in and the question now is how much of this project has been adapted and added to the vision of Zack Snyder. Whether it be Deathstroke, The Joker or Darkseid, we know they will be here but I now start to wonder just how much. 

Will it be too long? 

Now there is no doubt there is plenty going on in this film with many cogs of the story but is 4 hours just too long in one go. After Batman V Superman dragged in terms of length this film is much longer so is it going to be way too long in its runtime? I'm hoping the film flows well but I can say I am a bit worried about this crazy runtime. 

Overall

Overall, this now feels like a big film and a project that is truly in the vision of its director Zack Snyder. I have mixed feelings though but overall I am still excited for this version of Justice League and really hope it hits the level that has been built up over the last few years.