Roughly 25 minutes into “Zack Snyder’s Justice League,” Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) bursts into a room filled with suicidal terrorists bent on blowing up the entire building — and the school children trapped there with them.
With mere seconds remaining before the bomb explodes, Wonder Woman zips to each terrorist with lightning speed, tossing them hard against the walls, before she grabs the bomb, leaps through the ceiling, and throws it high into the air where it explodes, harming no one.The same scene unfolded in roughly the same way in the 2017 theatrical release of “Justice League,” which was completed without Zack Snyder’s involvement.
But in Snyder’s directors cut currently streaming on HBO Max, there is one crucial — and conspicuous — difference: When Wonder Woman throws those terrorists against the wall, they land head first, and leave a blood splatter behind as they slump to the floor.It’s one
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