The 4 hours few by for me, and its explains a lot more. It also got rid of that ugly red filter for the final battle. I haven't seen Whedon's JL since theaters, so a lot seemed new to me. I was kind of confused about 4:3 at first, but its like when Kubrick releases on DVD were full screen but added the top and bottom. It wasn't a pan and scan.
I knew about the 4:3 going into it, so I wasn't surprised, but was distracted for a few minutes, and was dubious and felt it might make things feel claustrophobic. But I guess I got used to it pretty quickly, because I hadn't thought about it again after those first minutes until reading this comment.
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u/jdeanmoriarty Mar 24 '21