How to watch Justice League: stream the Snyder Cut in full online right now
Managed to find time to stream the Snyder Cut yet?
It took a long time to release (and will take a while to watch, too!) but the so-called Snyder Cut of 2017's Justice League movie is here. Fans of DC Comics and superheroes in general now get to watch the Justice League movie just as its visionary director intended - although probably on a smaller screen than he would have liked... Follow our guide below as we explain how to stream the Snyder Cut, with HBO Max the place to be in the US.
Featuring a who's who of DC's best-loved superheroes including Batman (Ben Affleck), Superman (Henry Cavill), Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), The Flash (Erza Miller) and Aquaman (Jason Momoa), the Justice League that made it to theaters a few years ago was a commercial and critical disappointment, netting a mortal $658 million at the box office and receiving decidedly mixed reviews.
Release date: March 18, 2021
Cast: Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Gal Gadot, Ray Fisher, Jason Momoa, Ezra Miller, Willem Dafoe, Jesse Eisenberg, Jeremy Irons
Watch in US: exclusively on HBO Max
Watch in UK: Sky Cinema Premiere
Watch in Australia: get a FREE Binge trial
Many saw the creative vision for the film as compromised by the fact that two directors had worked on the project and the theatrical version was something of a disappointment for fans. The superhero team-up flick also underperformed at the box office, bringing in just US$658 million in ticket sales – significantly less than what the standalone Wonder Woman film made just a few months earlier.
Now fans can finally see for themselves what Justice League would have looked like if Snyder had stayed at the helm, with the infamous four-hour Snyder Cut having landed on HBO Max in the US as well as a number of other well-known streaming services and PVOD platforms all over the world.
The wait is finally over! Read on as we explain how to watch Justice League online and stream the full Snyder Cut movie this week.
How to watch Justice League online in the US
The Snyder Cut is available to watch online exclusively on the HBO Max streaming service in the US. It has an affordable monthly price tag of $14.99, and your money gets you access to a huge amount of quality content to stream live and on-demand.
HBO Max's back catalog totals over 10,000 hours and, as well being the place to watch new movies like Zack Snyder's Justice League, the service features some of TV's all-time greats in The Wire, The Sopranos, Game of Thrones, and Friends - plus newer hits such as Euphoria, I May Destroy You, and The Flight Attendant.
All in all, it's one of the best streaming services the US has to offer - but if it falls short of your expectations for whatever reason or you only want it to watch Zack Snyder's Justice League, you can of course cancel HBO Max at any time - unlike getting the channel through cable.
How to watch the Snyder Cut in the UK
You didn't think it would be available for free, did you? You'll need a Sky Cinema subscription to be able to see the Snyder Cut in all its 4-hour glory. Well, either that or a Now Cinema Pass.
If you have Sky, you can use Sky Go apps on mobile, tablets, PCs, PS4s and more. Or just watch it through your Sky Q box on the biggest screen you can get your hands on.
How to stream the Snyder Cut: watch Zack Snyder's Justice League online in Canada
HBO's Canadian friend Crave is the place to watch the Snyder Cut in Canada, with the service offering the movie to subscribers just like HBO Max in the US.
You'll need a basic Crave package and its Movies + HBO add-on, which totals a reasonable CAD$19.98 a month before tax - though for a limited time, you can save 50% on Crave for the first three months of your subscription.
How to watch Zack Snyder's Justice League in Australia
Folks Down Under can stream Zack Snyder's Justice League now on Australia's home for HBO content, the streaming service Binge
Pricing starts at just AUD$10 a month, but you can check out a FREE Binge trial first to see if it's right for you, essentially making Zack Snyder's Justice League free to watch as part of your subscription – no extra rental or purchase fees necessary.
Additionally, you will also be able to stream the film on Foxtel Now. This streaming service is admittedly more expensive, costing AU$25 per month for the mandatory Essential Pop & Lifestyle pack, and a further AU$20 per month for the Movies add-on. You can test out the service to see if it's right for you with a 10-day trial.
Justice League review: is the Snyder cut any good?
Let's face it...you've probably already made up your mind whether you'll invest four hours of your precious time into watching the Snyder Cut of Justice League.
But just in case you're still wavering, we have a full review of Zack Snyder's Justice League on site. We definitely think that the longer form makes a big improvement to the original release and everybody from Superman to Cyborg gets their time to shine. Obviously the film's duration will make it feel like a bit of a slog for some - especially considering that the first half does drag a little.
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Still, when you've got through the film, you might want to check out our explainer of the Zack Snyder's Justice League ending. We'll also explain why the Justice League aspect ratio isn't in widescreen when you watch it today.
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