While there are still 2 years to go until Justice League Part One is released, our interest is as high as ever for DC's superhero extravaganza. Firstly, we will see how DC and Warner Bros tackle a major ensemble superhero flick, in another way than Marvel did. And secondly because of the rumored villains for the flick.

But there are also some other reasons why both of the Justice League films piqued our interest. While Zack Snyder's cinematography is awesome at times, thus far his movies (with a few exceptions) have lacked a proper story. Not any more, apparently!

One of the best writers

For both of the Justice League films, Zack Snyder has secured the services of one of the most well regarded writers in the industry. Chris Terrio, who won the Academy Award for Argo is in charge for both of the movies, as well as next year's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. We cannot not be excited for this, especially when he is praised by everybody for his work.

For example, Jesse Eisenberg notes that Terrio's isn't in comics "“ which is an ace up his sleeve, since he can bring both emotion and drama into a given premise: "His background is not in comic books, so he was coming at it from emotion and story and created this really wonderful character, as enigmatic as he is emotionally honest. Now people expect the tone to be more realistic just because we live in a world where the average audience member has a sense of psychological motivations… [it raises the question] how can one man – Superman – have so much power? These are the kind of things that we talk about when we think about authoritarian states, when we talk about Vladimir Putin having a strong foothold in Eastern Europe.  They’re addressing geopolitics in this movie and not in a way that’s pretentious or esoteric. Terrio cleverly ties in these really exciting superhero elements with these really sophisticated, philosophical themes in a much smarter, different way. That’s what I like to do with my writing: to have these very sophisticated debates happen on very basic levels.” (via Comic Book Movie).

The actor sure knows how to raise the expectations for Batman v Superman. But what about Justice League? Well, for once, we can expect that the names will be changed. Justice League Part One and Justice League Part Two aren't exactly going to excite the average moviegoers, who haven't had prior contacts with any DC movies.

And what did the best writer do? He finished both scripts already, for the first Justice League film to begin shooting in early 2016!

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