Black Adam Director's Cut Is Complete and It Sounds Impressive

It takes a long, long time to finish editing a movie. From assembling all of the raw footage into a first cut to tweaking shots frame-by-frame to adding in visual effects, the post-production process on a film can be rough, tough, and fraught. And typically with these early rough cuts, it barely feels like a watchable movie in any way. As Denis Villeneuve once said about his first four-hour cut of Blade Runner 2049, "You have to kill your darlings and I think four hours was too self-indulgent... It’s [that way] in all movies; there’s always a long cut at the beginning. The first cut is always long and it’s a process and a lot of editing... I will not show it to anyone, the four hours, it doesn’t work."

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