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time. What's in the box? Hello and welcome to Slate's spoiler specials. I'm Karen

Han, staff writer at Slate, and I'm joined by Slate's senior editor, Sam Adams. Welcome

Sam. Hello, Karen. So today we are spoiling Zack Snyder's Justice League, also known as

the Snyder Cut. And I thought we should probably start by saying what we thought of the

theatrical just we didn't release of his Justice League if we remember much of it at all.

I had to sort of like I have no rewatch both versions of it in the last week, which kind

of wow. I had to like get back attached with my feelings about the original Justice League,

which were basically none. Yeah. I mean, it seemed like a bad movie. It was weird to me

that it was considered so like hated and like such a failure because it was not any worse

to me than like suicide squad or any number of like the line whereby like, you know,

this is like when people hated Age of Ultron and I'm like, okay, I think it was great.

But I was like the line where like that movie is lousy and like the first Avengers movie

is amazing. Like I don't I don't find that to like just like just just it was bad, but

it didn't seem like categorically worse than a lot of other lousy recent comic movies

that I've seen. Yeah. I really didn't remember much of Joss Whedon's Justice League, but all

I remember is thinking that I couldn't really make sense of a lot of what was going on

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