Special guests Dan Murrell and Sam Noland are here to chat about Zack Snyder's recently announced director's cut of Justice League, which came out in 2017 to mostly negative reviews (from us, included). We break down this big news, explain what it means for the movie industry, and speculate about what the cut might look and feel like and what other director's cuts we're hoping to see someday.

Check out Dan Murrell's new YouTube Channel. And here's Joanna Robinson's article about the "Snyder Cut" on Vanity Fair, which we referenced during the show.

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Special guests <a href="https://twitter.com/MurrellDan">Dan Murrell</a> and <a href="https://letterboxd.com/sjnoland/">Sam Noland</a> are here to chat about Zack Snyder's recently announced director's cut of Justice League, which came out in 2017 to mostly negative reviews (from us, included). We break down this big news, explain what it means for the movie industry, and speculate about what the cut might look and feel like and what other director's cuts we're hoping to see someday.
Check out Dan Murrell's <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/noledan540/featured">new YouTube Channel</a>. And here's <a href="https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2020/05/is-releasing-the-snyder-cut-a-victory-for-toxic-fandoms">Joanna Robinson's article about the "Snyder Cut"</a> on Vanity Fair, which we referenced during the show.
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Special guests Dan Murrell and Sam Noland are here to chat about Zack Snyder's recently announced director's cut of Justice League, which came out in 2017 to mostly negative reviews (from us, included). We break down this big news, explain what it means for the movie industry, and speculate about what the cut might look and feel like and what other director's cuts we're hoping to see someday.

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