‘Justice League’ Investigator Defends Walter Hamada Against Ray Fisher Allegations, “No Evidence Was Found Of Any Interference Whatsoever”

After nearly four years of waiting, “Zack Snyder’s Justice League,” aka the Snyder Cut, is finally available for fans to watch over and over again. That is, of course, if they have 4 hours to spare to experience the whole thing.

Zack Snyder's much-awaited Justice League cut, popularly referred to as Snyder Cut by fans, released on HBO max on March 18. After having a full-blown fan movement and petitions online for its release, Warner Bros.

The Snyder Cut is finally out on HBO Max today, and the response of Zack Synder’s fans is exactly what we had expected. The director had to opt-out of the 2017 release of Justice League after the demise of his 20-year-old daughter Autumn, who lost her battle by committing suicide.

(Spoilers ahead for “Zack Snyder’s Justice League,” including references to a big story change from the theatrical cut involving Cyborg and his father)Some of the biggest changes between the original theatrical cut of “Justice League” and “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” involved Cyborg, the robotic superhero played by Ray Fisher who was first introduced in this film.

and 2017's theatrical cut of in succession is a fascinating experience. Both versions tell the same story of superheroes teaming up to save the world, but broad strokes aside, they're completely different movies in ways big and small.The version of that was shown in theaters — which I'll call the Whedon Cut — was rewritten and reshot by Joss Whedon after Snyder left the project due to a family tragedy and amid creative tensions with the studio.

Warning: The below interview has spoilers about Zack Snyder’s Justice League which is dropping on HBO Max today.

Justice League Snyder Cut ReviewJustice League Snyder Cut Cast: Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, Gal Gadot, Jason Momoa, Ray Fisher, Ezra MillerJustice League Snyder Cut Director: Zack SnyderJustice League Snyder Cut Stars: 3.5/5Zack Snyder’s Justice League will be available worldwide in all markets on the same day as in the U.S. on March 18 via on-demand, digital download, linear, or streaming.

We're literally minutes away from finally getting to consume Zack Snyder's magnanimous version of Justice League, which has been a long time coming.

While DCEU (DC Extended Universe) are counting down the hours before they're finally able to consume the largely hyped up Snyder Cut version of Justice League, we can't forget the chaotic history behind it. Amongst the many controversies, last year, Ray Fisher, who plays Cyborg in the DCEU film, accused Justice League director Joss Whedon and producers Geoff Johns and Jon Berg of misconduct on the sets of the 2017 movie.

Snyder Cut, an entirely new film intended to restore its director's original vision.To understand the Snyder Cut — or, as it is officially known — you must first understand how 2017's came to be. After helming and, Zack Snyder endeavored to launch an extended universe of DC characters by bringing together Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash and Cyborg for their own team-up flick.

For better or worse, filmmaker Zack Snyder treats superheroes, especially those from the DC Universe, not as human beings with relatable problems, but as gods and mythic archetype figures that have to carry the burden of humanity on their shoulders. His films are grandiose in that regard, epic in scale, but also consequently melodramatic, solemn, and sometimes thunderingly overwrought.

New York Times.The director, whose version of the film comes out on HBO Max this Friday, said he didn’t know about the chaos that unfolded on set when Whedon was brought on to finish the DC crossover film and what transpired with Fisher.

Last year, Ray Fisher got the ball rolling on what has slowly turned into the downfall of filmmaker Joss Whedon. Though Fisher didn’t start with any specific claims about the “abuse” he suffered on the set of “Justice League” during the reshoots back in 2017, the actor opened the door for others to come forward and share their stories about how Whedon provided a toxic workplace for actors.

It’s been a year since we went into lockdown and while things are slowly beginning to change with the release of the vaccine, many things remain the same, such as how we (don’t) socialize, which, as it has since the beginning, includes movie-going.

We are nearly two weeks away from the long-awaited debut of Zack Snyder’s “Justice League” director’s cut. The 4-hour film event gave the filmmaker the opportunity to present his official vision for what he wanted the first “Justice League” film to be.

Ray Fisher shared some more harsh words for WarnerMedia following the recent announcement that Black screenwriter Ta-Nehisi Coates has been hired to reboot the “Superman” franchise with J.J. Abrams.

Justice League actor Ray Fisher is speaking out with more allegations about what happened in the investigation into his claims against director Joss Whedon.

Fisher has been at-odds with Warner Bros. since last summer, alleging he was mistreated by Joss Whedon on the set of Justice League. The running battle has included shots at Walter Hamada, the president of DC Films.

Ellise Shafer administratorWarnerMedia has broken its silence over Ray Fisher’s recent tweets about the investigation into alleged misconduct on the set of “Justice League.”In the most recent tweet, posted Saturday morning, Fisher claimed that DC Films President Walter Hamada interfered in the investigation, and that Warner Bros.