Rather than Tom and Jerry, the upcoming superhero flick played on the streaming service.
Tom and Jerry or Zack Snyder’s Justice League? On account of a HBO Max glitch on Monday, a few viewers who attempted to watch the former scored an early glance at the forthcoming superhuman blockbuster all things considered. The flick is booked to be delivered in 10 days … oh no.
“Someone’s getting fired…Tom and Jerry this is not…#SnyderCut,” tweeted Doug Bass, who was reportedly the first to notice the issue.
As per The Hollywood Reporter and other people who announced the issue, hitting play on Tom and Jerry, the new true to life/CGI film, caused a mistake message to show up and afterward Zack Snyder’s Justice League began playing. However when the film was paused, it said Tom and Jerry was playing.
Bass figured out how to get past an hour prior to the film was cut off. The uplifting news for Justice League fans is Bass said the main hour was acceptable.
“They figured it out and cut the feed but I can say the first hour or so of the Snyder cut is the best DC film I’ve ever seen,” Bass tweeted.
Zack Snyder’s Justice League is set to hit HBO Max on March 18 (here are a couple of approaches to watch it). The four-hour director’s cut of 2017’s Justice League allegedly cost HBO Max $70 million in special effects, editing, another score and that’s only the tip of the iceberg. Perhaps the early delivery is a virtuoso advertising move, just a glitch or an approach to get more individuals to watch Tom and Jerry.
“Zack Snyder’s Justice League was temporarily available on HBO Max, and the error was addressed within minutes,” a representative from HBO Max said.