Justice League

It’s Knightmare Batman.

It’s less than two months away.

Zack Snyder’s version of ‘Justice League’ leaves the door open for future movies.

‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ is very different from ‘Justice League.’

Four hours of ‘Justice League’ don‘t come cheap.

The Reynolds Cut is 30 seconds long.

Darkseid is coming.

This looks like a good movie.

(He also shared a photo of the film.)

Which is better: Marvel or DC? It's an age old question which has been argued with comic book readers, fanboys and nerds for the better part of 50 years. But since the reemergence of the superhero film genre (and social media), the argument has gotten even more intense.

Like single-cell organisms slowly complexifying and dragging themselves out of the primordial soup that was early Earth, details on the hotly-anticipated upcoming Justice League movie have begun to collect. Some specifics of the film were self-evidently obvious from the start — there will be a league, they will spread justice, the usual cast of characters including Batman (Ben Affleck), Superman (Henry Cavill), Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), and Aquaman (Jason Momoa) will appear — and some were revealed right out the gate, such as that the Justice League project will screen in two separate parts, both of which will be directed by Zack Snyder. Now, Warner Bros. has set progress on their hopeful Avengers competitor in motion. An exclusive over at Entertainment Weekly breathlessly relates that Justice League will commence principal photography on April 11.

When Warner Bros. announced their upcoming superhero schedule last year, one title notably missing was a solo Batman movie. Sure, Batman was going to be a big part of both Batman vs. Superman and the two Justice League movies, but would Batfleck be getting his own trilogy, a la The Dark Knight? It turns out, yes, yes he will. Latino Review is reporting that Ben Affleck will both star in and direct the spinoff, titled The Batman, which is set for November 2018.