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A big part of Snyder's remaking/remodeling of Justice League involved restoring the original film squares that were composed in a 1.33:1 aspect ratio. Releasing a 35mm film in this way means that the frames of the movie basically have to have their top and bottom cropped off. Back to Square One for Justice LeagueThe first Justice League, complete with a multitude of added scenes and reshoots, was released in 2017 with a 1.85:1 aspect ratio, which has been one of the most common US widescreen cinema standards since the '50s. This mock-up provides a sense of the difference in aspect ratios between the two versions of Justice League. It's just got a different quality and one that is unusual. Everything is composed and shot that way, and a lot of the restoration is sort of trying to put that back. But when he's standing, he's more of a vertical.

'Superheroes tend to be, as figures, they tend to be less horizontal. 'My intent was to have the movie, the entire film, play in a gigantic 1:43 aspect ratio on a giant IMAX screen,' Snyder said at Justice Con. What that means is that whereas many viewers are used to seeing black bars on the top and bottom of a widescreen image, in this case the bars will be on the left and right of the square image instead. And as Justice League lands on HBO Max, fans can see it all in the ratio Snyder intended.

Snyder didn't shoot the film using IMAX cameras, since they don't use sound, but he did shoot with a ratio ideal for 1.43:1 theaters. At Justice Con, back in July 2020, Snyder explained how he originally intended to shoot all of Justice League with this aspect ratio in mind, so that the movie could fill up a giant 1.43:1 IMAX screen for the entire runtime, instead of just select action sequences, which is typically how IMAX is used for big-budget studio movies like this. Ever since that movie, Snyder's been enamored with the square composition and the idea of using it for future projects.

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So the question is why? Well, the director's love for the format stemmed from the IMAX scenes he shot for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, which were rendered in full frame, in the 1.43:1 aspect ratio. Why Is The Snyder Cut in 1.33:1?Zack Snyder's four-hour reassembling of Justice League is using the boxy 1.33:1 ratio instead of the standard 16:9 (or sometimes wider) widescreen.

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