Snyder Cut the channel's documentary is now on air, with 45 minutes and source at every step

In November 2019, a Hollywood source told Variety that releasing the Snyder Cut was an impossible dream, and Forbes said it would never happen. Eight days later, Zack Snyder posted two cans of the film with the label “Director’s cut” and the caption “Of course it does.” A year and a little later, the film that “didn’t exist” came out with four hours.

The channel’s documentary tells this entire story, in order and with date, print and font on the screen at each step. There are 45 minutes that go through Warner’s plan, the year 2017, the film cut to less than two hours, the petition created six days before the premiere of Justice League, the hashtag and Fiona, Snyder’s riddles on Vero, the campaign that took to the streets in 2019, the announcement on May 20, 2020 and the premiere on March 18, 2021.

There is a chapter that almost no one tells: the price of this victory. He is there, at the end, with the same care as the rest.

This is the most personal video on the channel. Gui had been in the movement since 2017, so he experienced a lot of things there, and this appears in the narration.

Sources used include Roberto Mata’s Change.org petition dated 11/11/2017 with screenshots from Wayback, original tweets from @MoviesThatMaher, @fukujang0627 (Fiona Zheng), @ZackSnyder, @GalGadot, @BenAffleck and @ScottMendelson, Snyder’s Vero posts including the cans of 12/04/2019, and the book “Release The Snyder Cut”, by Sean O’Connell.