Justice League's Blu-Ray will add just 1 deleted scene, and you have to get it at Walmart
Last year’s superhero team-up blockbuster Justice League was a claustrophobic mess of bad effects, boring urban and industrial locations, and awkward, cramped staging. It was also the third most expensive movie ever made, budgeted at a cool $300 million. (That’s not counting marketing costs, which were likely around $150 million.) So what gives? Maybe the extensive, Joss Whedon-directed reshoots—complete with the costly digital shaving of Superman’s upper lip—can share some of the blame for the film’s failures of imagination and overall network-TV-pilot vibe. Though credited solely to original director Zack Snyder, who left the production 8 months before the film hit theaters, Justice League was significantly re-worked by Whedon, who also deleted many long sequences, cut a number of subplots and supporting characters, and replaced the original score.