Zack Snyder's cut of the 2017 Justice League movie could be nearly four hours long when it hits HBO Max in 2021, it has been revealed. The film, which is a reshoot of the poorly received 120-minute theatrical cut and more in line with Snyder's vision, is currently over 214 minutes long. It is longer than the Ultimate Cut of Batman Vs Superman, also directed by Snyder, which ran for 181 minutes. "I announced the runtime as 214 minutes," Snyder said in an interview with Beyond the Trailer (via GamesRadar), referencing a December 2019 social media post that revealed the existence of the cutout. of the Justice League. "Now, in its current state, it's going to end up being longer than that...exciting to bring all this new material to the fans." Snyder says the final runtime is a "lightly guarded secret." "I'm still working on it, so I don't want to say," he said. "No one is going to accuse me of making short films, that's a fact," Snyder added. "My record, especially with my director's cuts, is pretty crazy." Snyder was also asked if his Justice League cut would be a continuation of the DC Extended Universe as-is. "That's a good question. We shot the movie in 2016. It'll be five when it comes out, for me. And frankly, the DC Cinematic Universe has branched like a tree and blossomed and grown." in an amazing, amazing way." Snyder praised upcoming movies like Wonder Woman 1984 and The Batman, as well as their respective directors Patty Jenkins and Matt Reeves. "But for me, where the movie is, I think it's really starting to represent its own way. Now it's a bit separate from what I would say the DC Cinematic Universe is in continuity." Snyder's next movie is Army of the Dead, which is coming to Netflix, and it looks like it's almost done. This movie will star Dave Bautista The Justice League Snyder Cut will debut on HBO Max in 2021, though we don't know how it will air in non-US territories at this time.