HBO Max pulled the first trailer for Zack Snyder’s Justice League from all internet sources over music rights issues. The trailer used Leonard Cohen’s famous song, ‘Hallelujah’.
Aaron Couch first broke the news for THR, citing that the trailer will go back online as soon as new music is added or as soon as HBO acquires music rights for ‘Hallelujah’.
The trailer hit YouTube in August in the wake of the DC online event. The trailer dropped along with Matt Reeves The Batman.
Shooting is currently underway for Justice League, to add additional scenes to the film. The final edited four-hour version of Zack Snyder’s Justice League aims to erase the first JL from the minds of DC fans and movie-goers worldwide.
What audiences see in the final cut will surely be a very different film than the first theatrical release.
Not only was it rumored that the original SnyderCut was different than Joss Whedon’s final cut, the HBO Max cut will be more drastically different from even that.
The biggest pill to swallow here, is that Zack Snyder’s Justice League is basically an entirely different film than what dropped in theaters. It’s a hard thing to grasp for some people, mainly because this 4-part film includes basically all of Whedon’s final cut.
Fans rested hope in the vision of Zack Snyder before, and walked away disappointed. Hopefully, Snyder’s final cut redeems confidence in the director.
