The phenomenal team up of the DC superheroes Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Cyborg, Green Lantern and The Flash is definitely heating up the streaks of DC fans as the "Justice League" film is a year away from its release in the theaters. The movie will feature the fascinating relationships between the diverse superheroes, especially between Batman and The Flash.
Ezra Miller, who plays the role of The Flash/Barry Allen in the upcoming DC film, talks to IGN about his relationship with the famous Batman/Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck). As the trailer teased about the latter's recruitment of the neophyte hero, it can be anticipated how these two are driving into a deep and interesting dynamic. "I think it's the relationship between someone who is naive and excited and someone who is experienced and jaded", says Miller, further explaining how the two are eventually going to learn from each other.
Miller also talks about his tactics as the The Flash, saying that he is made to run in a Tumblelator, a huge bouncy treadmill that goes 45 miles per hour. He is strapped into a harness, and visual effects come playing around. This is a lot of work for the actor, knowing that his character essentially teleports from one place to another.
Meanwhile, it has been confirmed exclusively by TheWrap how the team of fighters lead on a new journey together taking on a villain in the identity of Steppenwolf. Portrayed by "Game Of Thrones" star Ciaran Hinds, the villain appears as a powerful general alongside Darkseid's military organization. Although the character has already gone through a change in identity as compared to the original, this most recent interpretation of Steppenwolf is the one most likely to be adopted in the upcoming film.
In addition to Miller and Affleck, the other stars who are portraying the roles of the superheroes have also already been revealed. Henry Cavill returns as Superman, who will surprisingly be resurrected after he died in the movie "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice", Gal Gadot also reprises her role as Wonder Woman, while Jason Momoa stars as Aquaman and Ray Fisher as Cyborg. Green Lantern has not been disclosed yet, but it has been known that the character will not be playing a prominent part in the movie.
The much awaited "Justice League" ensemble movie premieres on Nov. 17, 2017.
