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>In retrospect, it was inevitable. It’s like Brexit or Donald Trump’s clinching of the presidency: first, you hear that it happened; then, even if you wanted it to happen, you’re shocked. These people aren’t supposed to be calling the shots. They’re déclassé outsiders, drunk on atavistic rage and viciously abusive toward their foes — such people are destined to be at the fringe, not the hub of power. And yet, when you stop mumbling your disbelief, you’re stuck with the reality that it happened, that an ancient seal has been broken, and you start to see all the forces that broke it. Soon, you’re kicking yourself for not seeing this certainty sooner.
>Jesus, you think. It really happened. They really released the Snyder Cut.
>That’s right, folks: at some point next year, Warner Bros will unveil a new edition of its 2017 flop Justice League, one that promises to be guided creatively by the first of the two directors who sequentially helmed the flick, Zack Snyder. For someone who doesn’t spend an exorbitant amount of time on social media, this news means nothing. But ask anyone on Film Twitter or Geek Twitter about the Snyder Cut and they’ll know all too well of what you speak.
>In retrospect, it was inevitable. It’s like Brexit or Donald Trump’s clinching of the presidency: first, you hear that it happened; then, even if you wanted it to happen, you’re shocked. These people aren’t supposed to be calling the shots. They’re déclassé outsiders, drunk on atavistic rage and viciously abusive toward their foes — such people are destined to be at the fringe, not the hub of power. And yet, when you stop mumbling your disbelief, you’re stuck with the reality that it happened, that an ancient seal has been broken, and you start to see all the forces that broke it. Soon, you’re kicking yourself for not seeing this certainty sooner.
>Jesus, you think. It really happened. They really released the Snyder Cut.
>That’s right, folks: at some point next year, Warner Bros will unveil a new edition of its 2017 flop Justice League, one that promises to be guided creatively by the first of the two directors who sequentially helmed the flick, Zack Snyder. For someone who doesn’t spend an exorbitant amount of time on social media, this news means nothing. But ask anyone on Film Twitter or Geek Twitter about the Snyder Cut and they’ll know all too well of what you speak.
