Zack Snyder’s Justice League

After years of #ReleaseTheSnyderCut movement, WB finally released ZSJL and now I own a bluray copy of the movie. I still can't believe it! Now #RestoreTheSnyderVerse

My fav superhero move of all time

Oh boy, this movie is great! 4 hours and I never fell asleep or looked away from the screen once, every character gets enough screen time and the screen time they get is excellent storytelling, the pacing and transitions of the different parts of the movie move at just the right speed to keep you interested in what happens next, AND this version is R rated! Every fight has just the results you'd expect and add just the right impact to the events unfolding minute by minute. If you think ahhhh I don't think I can sit through 4 hours of Justice League, I can tell you that you will enjoy every second. The original movie and this cut of the movie are night and day, and if this version had made it into the movie as the original release DC movies would be seen in a different light today. This is DC's successor to Marvel's success, and this is actually what I think DC movies need R ratings, DC has different characters than Marvel does and DC's magic is with R rated storytelling because what works with Marvel - comedy and a balance of tragedy and levity, DC shine with brutality and raw realness. So buy this movie, you won't regret it and get some popcorn and soda or whatever you enjoy because you are in for a very good movie night with this one.

Well I am sure many who read this have already seen Zack Snyder's Justice League and know the story of how WB and members of DC films and Joss Whedon destroyed this film. The theatrical cut felt like a cheap, cheesy, Saturday morning cartoon with many jokes falling flat. Firstly the opening of the cell phone video gave a clear warning of what was to come, combined with the the cheap looking pre credits scene that rushed everything and lacked scale. The rest of that film had underdeveloped characters that you never cared about, incoherant scenes, bad contintinutiy and rounding it all off with a very anti climatic ending. speaking of the ending I hated with a passion THE RED SKY! And Steppenwolf had one of the worst character designs in modern films (He was also very 1 dimensional who did not seem like a threat) I could go on and on but after I saw the film at cinema I quickly jumped on the bandwagon and signed the petition #Release the Snydercut not long after watching this butchered mess..... Well thankfully as we all know WB caved in and gave Snyder 99% control (shame on them for not letting him have his original Green Latern cameo) and what we have is in my opinion one of the best Comic Book Superhero films ever made and seeing how beautiful and epic the film is blows my mind. Ray Fisher's Cyborg is now the heart of the film, Steppenwolf now looks awesome and is fully fleshed out to the point you really understand his reasons and gone is the RED SKY. The film is 2 hours longer but doesn't feel 4 hours quite the opposite. The whole look is beautiful with an amaizng dark palette, the whole story feels epic and it now feels part of the original DCEU. I will also point out Junkie XL's score is magnificent (Danny Elfman's music actually wasn't bad but it didn't feel it belonged) and it really adds so much emotion and adrenaline to this magnificent film. In regards to the disc this 4K film really does shine. I hoped it would be on 1 disc but I know 4 hours would be tough on a 100GB disc so the film is split ont 2 discs with Disc one having PARTS 1, 2, 3 and 4 and Disc 2 having PARTS 5, 6 and the Epilogue. All I will say is picture quality is STUNNING with deep blacks, bright highlights and when primary colours appear they pop off the screen and HDR is amazing. Grian haters will be pleased to know this film has very minimalistic grain. One thing many should know about the picture is that it is in the 4x3 aspect ratio. This is may put some people off but just know that you are seeing 'more' image then if it was cropped to 16x9. Snyder shot the film in 35mm open gate and this is what you see. Personally it never bothered me as I watch many classic films from the 30s and 40s pre-cinemascope but for some this may be a problem hence why i am writing this for those that don't realise this is how the film looks. If you are fine with that then you will for sure appreciate the gorgeous images and will be amazed at the detail and stunning filmic look just as Man of Steel and Batman V Superman. The sound is Dolby Atmos and as one expects sounds amazing whether you have a home theatre system or just your TV this film's sound design like the other films in the series before it which is wide and an atmospheric but also great little sound details in the quieter moments really adds atmosphere and Junkie XL's Operatic Score shines. A fantastic mix. The only extra is a a nearly half hour long mini doc of the film which doesn't get into as much detail as you want but says what it needs to but it is no surprise as doubt WB would want to have a true piece about the film. I would give it 10 to 20 years until we hear more truths of went on behind the scenes but this little featurette will do for now, however we have the film and to me that matters most and just glad Snyder got to finish this and hope someday the power heads of the studio let him finish his Epic Saga . A 5 star film on a stunning 5 star 4K presentation.

Just say WOU!!!!

Lo pillé por 14€, muy buena calidad.