Director Zack Snyder continues to publish images of his version of The Justice League, this time, with the darker Henry Cavill Man of Steel.
The Justice League Snyder Cut keeps talking; so much so, that Zack Snyder himself, the director of the original film that abandoned production in full shooting (either because of a complicated personal situation, due to differences with Warner Bros. or a combination of both reasons), continues to publish unpublished images of what had to be a very different movie from the one we finally saw in theaters, this time, with the darkest version of Henry Cavill's Superman, with black suit included.
"My Superman," says the filmmaker
During the last months, Snyder himself has been publishing a good number of unpublished images of his own version of the film, to which we must add the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut movement in social networks by fans and Hollywood personalities, including part of the cast of the film.
And is that Snyder had in mind a plot for Superman quite different from the final result of Joss Whedon, director who picked up the witness of Snyder to complete the film, reshoots with mustaches included. And one of the biggest mysteries was if Superman was going to wear his black comics suit in the movie, a suit that was even present in a deleted scene.
Now, and thanks to this new image of the Snyder Cut, we know how Henry Cavill's Superman in black suit, "My Superman," would be, Snyder adds to the publication. Even in the comments of the post, the director says that “in Justice League of Zack Snyder, he will have a black suit”, a phrase that has aroused the expectation among fans for the verbal time of it, suggesting that it will soon be a reality in place of writing in past or conditional.
To all this, Snyder adds that his Superman would have worn the black suit in the battle of the third act and that the blue suit only appeared at a very particular moment. As a curiosity, in the original filming of Justice League Cavill was always seen with the blue suit, so to change to the black suit in post-production when necessary.
Source | Screen rant
