"Zach Schneider's Justice League" and the previous "Justice League" are like two completely different movies. Rebuilding the story he has been looking forward to is the most exciting thing for director Zach Schneider. He added some strong personal elements to the film, abandoning the role timeline officially set by DC, and letting the story of "Justice League" End where he likes. In "Zach Schneider's Justice League", the Joker appears in the ruins after Darkside invaded and destroyed the earth. Bruce Wayne, played by Ben Affleck, has a dream scene that reveals what happens if superheroes cannot stop the enemy's onslaught. The clown is a bit like the ghost of the coming Christmas, providing plot impetus through fear.
I get intermittent refreshments when watching "Zach Schneider's Justice League". The film is nothing but a complete story, but it can still arouse surprising emotions.Zach Schneider's film may be exhausting, but it is very attractive, which is quite fair.film is an entertaining superhero movie, although it takes too long. If the film is the last DC film directed by Schneider, then this is a satisfactory curtain call.As Schneider's fans hoped, compared with the 2017 film version, the film has made a huge improvement.This bold turn of the film not only proves the correctness of Zach Schneider, but also proves that the DC story should be dark and dramatic. Wonder Woman, Flash and Cyborg are among the best.Schneider created is a better movie, so that he wants to modify the review for the theater version and deduct some points.
"Zach Schneider's Justice League" is so fragmented that it can be named '32 Justice League Short Films'. It often gives many important promises or builds relationships that are very important but quickly forgotten. The degree of exaggeration makes "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" seem quite reasonable. The film mainly pleases fans who are clamoring to watch it. But even fans of this type of movie may think it's a bit longer.This extended version is like a pavement for future DC movies, so to speak, it is a four-hour commercial.This version is not worse than the theater version, but it is obviously longer.The problem with this edited version is-when the audience sees the best side of Schneider, the audience will also see the worst side-but it is undeniable that the film is full of Passionate and touching work.
The film wanted to express too much, but the quality required for expression did not cover it.Even if the film is a good superhero movie (this one is not), it should not be so long.film should be called #release a deleted clip."Zach Schneider's Justice League" is too long to be horrible. The film merely shows the potential of fans to influence top creative decisions.Schneider’s intention in the film is not so much to reinvigorate the form, as it is a dull guided tour, visiting the familiar metaphors and customs of superhero movies in the museum.
"Zach Schneider's Justice League" divides the four-hour movie into six chapters. From this point of view, it has the solemn sense of stage drama. Compared with the theatrical version of "Justice League", which is easy and witty at every turn, this version is more in line with Schneider's serious theatrical style that has been consistent since "Watchmen", rather than a simple super Hero popcorn movie. Compared with the two-hour theater version, "Zach Schneider's Justice League" obviously has more room to tell the stories of the superheroes, rather than simply show their relationship. In fact, there is not much interaction between superheroes in this version of the story. Even Superman and Batman, who are entangled in love and hatred in the prequel, are more focused on "business" rather than "group CP" this time. In addition, in the theater version, Superman finds Batman to "hide revenge" immediately after the resurrection, but this version of Superman launches indiscriminate attacks on other superheroes due to amnesia after the resurrection, and the processing is significantly more atmospheric. ()
In "Zach Schneider's Justice League", Zach Schneider's "voice" is not only resounding throughout the film, but also if there is none. This "voice" appeared in Wagner's gorgeous and dark photographic lens, and appeared in the hot dogs flying in the air when the Flash appeared. The background story told by this "voice" not only explains the identity of the character, but also intertwines a strong sense of destiny. Schneider used this "voice" to overshadow the "farce" version cut by Weiden, with an unspoken sincerity. This "voice" runs through the grand battle scene and appears in the ruthless and cruel threats from the villains Steppenwolf and Darkside. Zach Schneider demonstrated his ease of control. He strung a part of the plot into a story. Such a comic film that is not maverick, satisfies all the routines while still being able to blend into his personal style well. This is by no means a literary film, it is a commercial film, but Schneider not only printed his personal style in every scene, but also permeated every scene.
