Director Zack Snyder will have the opportunity to direct the fifth film of the DCEU after helming “Man of Steel” in 2013 and “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice” in March this year, ensuring continuity.
Critics believe that Snyder is bound to make history with “Justice League” because for the first time on the silver screen, DC’s biggest superheroes will unite and become a cohesive, evil-battling unit.
DC’s Justice League is bigger than Marvel’s Avengers but for reason of a good head start on theaters, Marvel Studios and Disney Pictures are enjoying a good advantage for the time being.
Critics also believe that “Justice League” is going to be a massive movie but most of them are starting to worry that it is actually going to be way too big for its own good.
It was surprising for some critics to note that on “Justice League” which would likely feature only six superhero characters when in fact “Captain America: Civil War” actually featured 12 Marvel superheroes all sharing screen time in one big ensemble movie.
In addition to Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman, who were already featured in “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice,” other superhero characters who will get their due screen time share in “Justice League” are Aquaman, Cyborg, and The Flash. There are also reports saying that the Green Lantern might have a cameo appearance in the movie.