Zack Snyder, the director of Justice League, reportedly showcased his own cut of the film, known as the "Snyder Cut," to Warner Bros. executives. This move signals a potential release of the much-anticipated version, which fans have been campaigning for with the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut movement. Although the form of its release remains unclear, it could potentially be unveiled on HBO Max. The decision comes amid ongoing demand from fans and the realization that acknowledging the original cut may help put a controversial chapter behind and bring positive public relations for both Snyder and Warner Bros.

While a theatrical release is deemed unlikely, the possibility rests on whether the studio is ready to tackle the implications that come with it. Releasing the Snyder Cut would imply Warner Bros.' admission of past mistakes when they re-shot the movie with Joss Whedon. Nevertheless, the screening is viewed as a step forward, with industry insiders on social media supporting that something is indeed in motion. The Justice League narrative could hit a crucial turning point if released, potentially stabilizing the DC Extended Universe and assuaging fans' persistent calls.