JUSTICE LEAGUE (2026) — Zack Snyder’s Final Cut | Trailer
“Hope isn’t a symbol. It’s a choice you keep making after the world ends.”

Synopsis: The Knightmare future inches closer as Anti‑Life ripples across the sky. Bruce assembles gods and ghosts—Diana’s blade rings, Arthur brings the storm, Victor dives the red world of the Mother Boxes, and Barry aims to outrun fate itself.

Kal returns in black, not as an answer but a question. Trailer surges: an IMAX‑tall skyline folding under Omega sigils; mascara‑streak rain on a Knightmare convoy; Atlantean tridents sparking against Parademon pikes;

Flash reversing a city’s collapse grain by grain; Cyborg facing phantom parents in the code; Batman’s grapple landing on a crawling gunship; heat vision crossing violet thunder as Darkseid steps through the Gate. Chapter cards flash like judgments. A laugh in the ash. A hand on a shoulder. “We do this together,” Bruce growls. “Or not at all.”

Final stinger: a green light blooms on a dune. A voice: “Beware my power.” Cut to black.
Review: Operatic, myth‑huge, and elegiac—cathedral frames, choral thunder, and speed‑ramped destiny. A definitive, myth‑forged sendoff that swings for forever.