Justice League
The disgraced showrunner and filmmaker has been largely silent on that avalanche of misconduct claims—until now.
It’s one of many missed opportunities in the “Justice League” filmmaker’s gory latest, now streaming on Netflix.
HBO’s steampunk drama about supernaturally gifted women in Victorian London is a confused, corseted mess—even if you ignore the controversy surrounding its embattled creator.
During ‘Justice League’ reshoots, a source said, “Joss was bragging that he’s had it out with Gal. He told her... he can make her look incredibly stupid in this movie.”
In a video last year, Miller appeared to attack a fan. A source from the bar confirmed it was a “serious altercation” at the time. So why is no one talking about it?
Deborah Snyder, the producer of “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” and wife of Zack Snyder, opens up about the fraught journey to completing their four-hour superhero epic.
The four-hour superhero extravaganza, out March 18 on HBO Max, is a vast improvement over its jumbled predecessor, offering “classical gods-and-monsters majesty and tragedy.”