Zack Snyder’s Justice League will feature an extra epilogue chapter

Zack Snyder’s Justice League will feature an extra epilogue chapter

Zack Snyder’s Justice League started as a lot of footage on the producer’s laptop before a huge fan campaign and a large number of dollars from HBO Max transformed in into a four-hour miniseries, at that point a four-hour feature film. Yet, to all the more likely overview a particularly lengthy superhero epic, Snyder has partitioned his movie into six handy individual “chapters.” But the director has uncovered that notwithstanding those six chapters, Zack Snyder’s Justice League will feature an extra epilogue chapter.

Zack Snyder’s Justice League will have a seventh “chapter” that will go about as a “big epilogue” to the film, Snyder affirmed in an interview with Beyond the Trailer (by means of ScreenCrush). The 20-minute epilogue will be called “A Father Twice Over,” and will play from the finish of Chapter 6, “Something Darker,” through to the credits.

“There is an epilogue that’s called ‘A Father Twice Over’ that, well I guess wasn’t released. The last part is called “Father Twice Over” and that’s, you know, takes you to the end of the movie,” Snyder said. “That’s the big epilogue … from there to the very end is 20 minutes, plus the credits. There’s actually seven parts, yes.”

A week ago, we took in the title names of the film’s six individual chapters, which are, all together: “Don’t Count on It, Batman,” “The Age of Heroes,” “Beloved Mother, Beloved Son,” “Change Machine,” “All the King’s Horses,” and “Something Darker.”

We estimated a week ago that “Something Darker,” refers to the appearance of Snyder’s planned Big Bad, Darkseid, so fans can just envision the identity of the “father” in this seventh epilogue chapter. Does it refer to Victor Stone’s dad Silas? Does it refer to Superman’s biological dad, Jor-El? Or then again is Snyder bringing back his original plans for Lois Lane (Amy Adams) to be impregnated by Clark Kent? We’ll need to see when Zack Snyder’s Justice League shows up on HBO Max and on different platforms around the world beginning on March 18, 2021.