The fabled Snyder cut of Justice League, with every passing day it becomes more and more of a legend. I even heard a rumor that Steven Spielberg is thinking of making it the treasure that Indiana Jones searches for in the next installment of that franchise.

What exactly is the Snyder cut, as in, how much of it is there? How complete is it? According to artist Jay Oliva, it’s further along than most might think. Olivia posted on his Twitter account regarding the elusive film cut, you can check out the posts below.

https://twitter.com/SuperSolo77/status/1138585685114478593

Zack then spent the next few months editing. Now most people think that vfx start then but that’s not true. Vfx can start as early as preproduction (the storyboard stage) if a scene doesn’t require the actors ( like digital doubles) vfx can already start way before shooting

— Jay Oliva (@jayoliva1) June 12, 2019

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Someday, we may get to see the Snyder cut, and according to Olivia it could be damn near complete, as far as VFX and the like. I didn’t hate Justice League but it certainly wasn’t on par with Avengers. The biggest problem is DC trying to throw the team together instead of us seeing them come together over a number of films like in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

News came yesterday that James Gunn will be taking on a Kevin Feige like role and be heading up a new extended universe for DC, and hopefully his vision wil lplay out better than Zack Snyder’s.

Would you like to one day see the Snyder Cut? Let us know in the comments down below!

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