Controversy has shrouded the DC Extended Universe ever since its inception. From all the excitement stirred up by Batman v Superman's hard-hitting trailers to the film's underwhelming reception during its cinematic run to the horrible results of spin-off Suicide Squad's, DC continues to be the talk of the town .
Now, months before Justice League's release, director Zack Snyder reveals that the controversial follow-up to Batman vs. Superman will feature a fun dynamic between the different superheroes in the League – something which its predecessor missed.
Speaking in an interview with Total Film (via Screen Rant), Snyder reveals that Justice League is going to be diverse and dynamic, striving to work together despite their many differences.
"One of the more rewarding aspects of creating Justice League was having fun exploring the dynamic between this diverse group of larger-than-life characters with disparate backgrounds, ethics, and unique perspectives all trying to come together and work as a team"
Snyder's films have been criticized for ‘taking themselves too seriously' so it's great to hear the efforts the DC director is putting into adding levity to Justice League. We all do hope that the DCEU gets up on its feet through Snyder's next try at a DC superhero blockbuster.
Justice League premieres on the big screen on Nov. 17 this year.
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