The remake of justice alliance's cutting edition cost $70 million, but the director didn't get a cent

 Before the director's editing version of justice alliance went online, Zadao shared some new ideas about the re edited version of the film. Zadao revealed that he was not paid to remake this version of the film, and he had never seen the original version of "justice alliance".

In an interview with vanity fair, an old American magazine, it was said that the rumor that Zadao had been asking Jos waden to help complete the original film of just alliance was false. Instead, he said, he was trying to make the most of the bad situation and remain optimistic. "Maybe he can write cool shots. I think that would be fun. " It turns out that Zadao has never seen the just alliance produced by Jos waden.

But even before his daughter, autumn, committed suicide, Zadao and justice alliance faced more and more troubles, as well as Warner's contradictory rush orders. The most important thing, said Zadao, is that he hopes the film will be shortened.

"How can I introduce six characters and an alien with the potential to conquer the world in two hours? But it's obvious that it's done," Zadao said. But I didn't see it. "

According to vanity fair, part of the reason for helping Zadao realize his desire to remake the just alliance was that Zadao gave up the reward. "I don't have a salary, I don't want to be grateful to anyone, and that (without the reward) keeps my ability to negotiate (with Warner again)," Zadao said Zadao is not saying that shooting his four hour version of Justice League was a tough task - a remake, according to reports, cost $70 million.