Hey look, the folks at DC Comics are showing a little self-awareness. Good for them. It was very important that they realized it was time to get introspective after the disaster that was Batman v Superman and with their latest announcement, they’ve proven that they at least in part understand how important turning to look inward can be.
DC Films’ Geoff Johns confirmed late last week that there would be no silly extra subtitles on Justice League, the studio’s follow-up to Batman v Superman. Rumors began to abound last week that DC was set to further anger/confuse/alienate fans by tacking on something extra to Justice League like Justice League: We Swear This One Is Better or Justice League: Do You Realize How Much It Would Cost To Fire Zack Snyder? Instead, the movie is just going to be called what it should be called.
Clearing up any misconceptions — the Justice League movie is called "Justice League". @BenAffleck @GalGadot @ZackSnyder Happy Friday!
— Geoff Johns (@geoffjohns) June 4, 2016
Cool, cool. Justice League: No Subtitles, is set to hit theaters next fall, on November 17, 2017 to be exact. That gives Snyder and company nearly another year and a half to figure out how not to make the same terrible mistakes that did in Batman v Superman and produce something that can actually compete with what Marvel is putting out there on a fairly routine basis as opposed to something that stands in such stark contrast.
(via The Verge)
