Justice League Zack Snyder Cut: 10 Amazing Additions That Delivered Everything It Promised

10. A Director's Vision

Going all the way back to 300 and Watchmen, one thing is abundantly clear; Zack Snyder knows how to frame and shoot a comic book/graphic novel based movie. His ability to take still images and bring them to life is unmatched and allows for each shot to feel like the viewer is truly seeing the panels brought to life.

The Snyder Cut of Justice League is no exception. The director's use of lighting, slow motion, and set design, pairs masterfully with the comic style aesthetic as he knows exactly how long to hold on a shot to make it feel like a living image from a graphic novel. Viewers could pause the movie at almost any moment and be met with an image that is either taken directly from a page, or might as well have been.

Zack Snyder is even able to apply this to his action scenes. While most comic movies use slow-mo or zoom to accentuate a particular shot, Zack Snyder uses it constantly and is able to keep the action focused and allow the audience time to fully take in what is happening and appreciate the action for what it truly is.