Whether you like his filmmaking style or not, Zack Snyder is one of the chief architects of the DC Extended Universe. He kicked off the franchise in 2013 with Man of Steel, he was leading the charge on Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and he's helming Justice League for next year. Following the release of the DCEU's first team-up flick, Snyder slated to return for Justice League 2 in 2019, but that plan is scrapped, as now the blockbuster has been delayed so the director can work on another project
Justice League 2 was originally supposed to hit theaters on June 14, 2019, but according to THR, the sequel has now been pushed back so Zack Snyder can work on his long-gestating thriller The Last Photograph. To be clear, Snyder is still keen on directing the nextJustice League movie, it's just going to have to wait a little longer so he can finally tackle the movie he's been waiting to make since 300's success. Don't fret, though, because that June 2019 date won't be without a DC movie. Instead, the plan is to release Ben Affleck's solo Batman movie at that time. A new Justice League 2release date wasn't disclosed, but logically speaking, the soonest it could come out now is sometime in 2020, or at the very earliest, snag the November 1, 2019 spot that's reserved for an untitled DC movie.
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