Justice League

Did you think ‘Justice League’ felt a little familiar? So did we. And here’s every parallel between the two of them we found.

It’s no secret that Wonder Woman was such a hit that Warner Bros. (very wisely) pushed Gal Gadot’s DC superhero front and center in the marketing for Justice League. Unfortunately, fans hoping for a worthy follow-up to the Amazon warrior’s solo film may be fairly disappointed — not by her presence, which is understandably somewhat limited though always welcome, but by the way Diana Prince is presented in comparison to her masculine super-peers.

Zack Snyder had completed several months of work on Justice League when Joss Whedon came on board to write some additional scenes for the superhero ensemble. Unfortunately, Snyder had to step away from the film due to a family tragedy, leaving Whedon to oversee post-production. By Warner Bros.’ account, about a quarter of Justice League was reshot by Whedon, but it’s been heavily rumored that the Avengers director actually reshot something like 80 percent of the film. Now, following a disappointing opening weekend, DC fans are asking WB to release the Snyder cut of Justice League via a very misguided online petition.

Left confused by some of the weird plot holes and continuity errors in the latest DC movie? So were we.

With ‘Justice League’ on the way, we’re looking back at the evolution of Batman and Superman’s movie costumes over the years.

Want to see how different the finished ‘Justice League’ film is than the one Zack Snyder first started? Here’s where to start.

Did you catch all the hidden references in Zack Snyder’s Justice League? We found a whopping 33 Easter eggs in the new DC movie. Be warned – spoilers follow.

After rumors abounded that ‘Justice League’ had been basically remade, we wondered how much of what had originally been shot made it into the final cut.

The ultimate DCEU team-up is almost here, and we have some expectations. Here’s everything we’re hoping to see in ‘Justice League.’

Justice League is tracking almost as well with preview audiences as Diana Prince’s solo outing did earlier this year.

Henry Cavill (who is totally not starring as Superman in Justice League, uh-uh, no way) recently spoke about the mistakes the series had made starting out, but says that he feels very hopeful for the future.

Following this week’s premiere of the new trailer, another sneak peek for Justice League has landed online, courtesy of…AT&T, which is apparently the official internet and cable service provider for DC superheroes. (What about the villains, though? Are they stuck with Spectrum?) The latest promo for Joss Whedon and Zack Snyder’s upcoming super-ensemble reveals some new footage while reinforcing the two most exciting aspects of this film: Gal Gadot and Ezra Miller.