Samba TV reports that 954,000 UK households watched the colour version of Zack Snyder’s Justice League cut between March 18th and 24th on Sky Cinema Premiere.

Almost half (48 per cent) of the UK households actually finished the movie during the first seven days, yet the average number of minutes of the movie watched per UK household was 250 – considering this is longer than the movie itself (at 242 minutes), it indicates many rewatched the movie or certain scenes.

High anticipation around the ‘Snyder Cut’ was reflected by the data. As a direct comparison, 896,000 UK households watched the Snyder Cut in the first six days, compared to the 204,000 UK households that watched Wonder Woman 1984 in the first six days after launch.

Viewing data for the movie on HBO Max in the US can be viewed here.

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