Over the weekend, fans finally got their first look at Zack Snyder's Justice League when a trailer was released during the DC FanDome event. It was also revealed that the Snyder Cut will be a four-parter, each running an hour long. While we got to know more about what's to come in Snyder's version of the 2017 film, a release date hasn't been set yet. However, it seems like this has been recently leaked.
On the DC Press site, Zack Snyder's Justice League is currently listed to makes its debut on HBO Max on September 5. The listed date seemingly isn't official and is likely only a placeholder. That said, it gives fans an idea of its potential release window.
It's possibly a temporary date, with others speculating that it wasn't supposed to be uploaded on the site yet. There's also the possibility that this is the debut date being considered by the studio for now. Should this be the final date for the Snyder Cut, fans would get all four parts by September 26 of next year, that is, if a new episode gets released every week.
It's also worth noting that September 5 lands on a Sunday, which isn't typical of HBO Max or other streaming services, which usually drop projects on Thursday or Fridays. Regardless if it's final or is only an error on the website, it's best to not get attached to the date yet and take it with a grain of salt.
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