‘Justice League’ wraps up filming in the UK, director Zack Snyder gives a behind-the-scenes look

While we still have to wait until next year for the film to come out, Justice League’s director Zack Snyder celebrated the end of the film’s principal production in the UK with a behind-the-scenes look. The 90-second footage shows us some of the action scenes we can expect from the film as well as the cast goofing off and a few bloopers. We get to see the core members of the Justice League with Ben Affleck as Batman, Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, Jason Mamoa as Aquaman, Ray Fisher as Cyborg, and Ezra Miller as The Flash. There is also a very quick glimpse at Henry Cavill’s Superman in the video. The film is set to hit theaters on November 10, 2017.

Last day filming in the UK. It has been an amazing shoot. Big thanks to everyone involved! #JusticeLeague pic.twitter.com/TEjEdlo81u

— Zack Snyder (@ZackSnyder) October 7, 2016

Source: Digital Trends

DC heightens our expectations with new ‘Wonder Woman’ and ‘Justice League’ trailers

DC looks like they’re taking themselves a lot less seriously while packing in  all that action with the new look at Wonder Woman and the Justice League. For me, Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman was the best thing about Batman v. Superman so seeing her kick ass in her own film is a delight to see. It’s especially amazing, and definitely long overdue, that we get a female superhero lead. We just have to wait until June 2017 finally see if the film is just as amazing as the trailer.

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Justice League film will just be called ‘Justice League’

There has apparently been enough confusion that DC Films had to say that there would be no addendum’s to the title of the upcoming Justice League film. DC Film’s Geoff Johns had to tweet the confirmation that no extra words or flourishes will be added to the film’s title. It’ll simply be Justice League. At least, the first movie coming out in November 2017 will get this simple title. As for the seque coming out in 2019, we might get back that colon and a more verbose title.

Source: The Verge