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New character posters for ‘Justice League’ released

The superhero team-up movie will arrive in cinemas on November 17, 2017. Set a few months after Batman v Superman, Justice League follows Ben Affleck’s Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince/Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) who become aware of the alien threat posed by the forces of Darkseid and Steppenwolf.



They gather a team to fight back – The Flash (Ezra Miller), Arthur “Aquaman” Curry (Jason Momoa) and Victor Stone (Ray Fisher), whose lifesaving technological enhancement turn him into Cyborg.
Warner Bros. unveils Justice League character posters
As Digital Spy reports, the film is being helmed by Avengers director Joss Whedon, who took over from Zack Snyder when the latter had to step down from the project following the death of his daughter.

According to reports, Whedon has made the movie funnier and undertaken extensive reshoots. The film is said to have originally ended on a cliffhanger, but will now be more self-contained.

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  1. Coulsdon A Level Film and Media6 November 2017 at 02:54

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