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Fans go wild for the Joker as the new trailer for Zack Snyder's 'Justice League' lands

Ben Arnold
·Contributor
·2-min read

The epic new trailer for Zack Snyder's cut of Justice League has landed online, and despite the apocalyptic vibes, it's Jared Leto's painted Joker who steals the show.

Leto's Clown Prince of Crime was not in the originally released movie, but he's back in Snyder's new version.

Snyder revealed last week that he appears to Ben Affleck's Batman in a dream sequence, a glimpse of which we get here.

Jared Leto as Joker in Zack Snyder's Justice League (Credit: Warner Bros)
Jared Leto as Joker in Zack Snyder's Justice League (Credit: Warner Bros)

And he even manages to slip in a meme too – the We Live In A Society meme, which in the past has even been misattributed to the Joker in the past, but is generally used as a kind of outsider rallying call.

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Read more: First look at the new Joker in Justice League

“We live in a society,” Joker says huskily, wearing a SWAT vest, “where honour is a distant memory.”

The meme-worthiness was not lost on Leto...

Nor was it lost on others...

The trailer also finds Ray Fisher's Cyborg featured a little more heavily – hinting that his role could be more pivotal than in the first time around.

Snyder stepped away from the original Justice League movie during its post-production period in 2017, following the tragic death of his daughter.

Read more: Snyder teases Joker pic

Joss Whedon took over the reigns, but delivered a different vision to that of Snyder – it was panned by critics and disappointed at the box office.

After a successful fan petition and a multi-million dollar budget for his reshoots, Snyder is now set to present a four-hour epic to US streaming platform HBO Max.

It's set to land in the US next month, though the plan for the UK release remains unconfirmed.

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