DC fans will be able to watch the highly anticipated Zack Snyder's Justice League as part of a watch party on March 18. The screening will also have a video introduction and live interaction from Snyder himself.

　　As reported by Deadline, HBO Max will be using Scener on the Chrome web browser for the live watch party. Scener synchronizes viewing, allowing viewers to watch together and talk about the movie in a chat window. The film kicks off on the Scener website at 4 PM PT/7 PM ET on March 18. As well as the introduction, Snyder will join in the conversation throughout the screening.

　　In a statement, Snyder said, "I'm excited to finally share my vision for Justice League in a virtual screening with our incredible fanbase who, through the power of community and an inspiring grassroots campaign, played a major role in making this premiere possible."

　　According to Scener co-founder Joe Braidwood, the screening will have an intermission which will allow fans to take part in "fun, interactive moments." The company has also stated that rigorous security measures will be in place to stop hackers hijacking the event.

　　There have been a lot of teasers for Zack Snyder's Justice League released over the past week, focusing on the individual heroes. Check out GameSpot's round-up of them all. In addition, actor Joe Manganiello recently spoke about how his character Deathstroke ended up in the movie, having been cut from the 2017 version.

　　While most of us will have to wait until March 18 to watch the new Justice League, some HBO Max subscribers were able to check it out early this week. It was reported that viewers clicking on the new Tom & Jerry movie were accidentally shown the start of the four-hour superhero epic instead.